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#2 Feb 14th, 2003
I used to use VB6 for years but now I only have Visual Studio.NET installed, so it's hard for me to remember back and picture what you're seeing.
As far as an icon, you're talking about the little icon that shows up on the top left of the title bar of the application window, right?
Are you sure that you're choosing something that, indeed, is an icon?
(sorry, but I just had to ask that one)
The only other thing I can remember (and my experience with VB6 has been nonexistent for years already) is that if you want to put an icon on a command button, even after you choose the icon you want, nothing will change, until you set its style attribute to "graphical".
I'm sure this doesn't apply to application icons though. (Just for the heck of it, I just set up an icon in a Visual Basic.NET application with no problems, and I don't remember having any problems with VB6 either?)
Would you maybe be able to send a screenshot? Or provide some more detailed info ... this is a bit boggling, *IF* we're talking about the same thing!
As far as an icon, you're talking about the little icon that shows up on the top left of the title bar of the application window, right?
Are you sure that you're choosing something that, indeed, is an icon?
(sorry, but I just had to ask that one)The only other thing I can remember (and my experience with VB6 has been nonexistent for years already) is that if you want to put an icon on a command button, even after you choose the icon you want, nothing will change, until you set its style attribute to "graphical".
I'm sure this doesn't apply to application icons though. (Just for the heck of it, I just set up an icon in a Visual Basic.NET application with no problems, and I don't remember having any problems with VB6 either?)
Would you maybe be able to send a screenshot? Or provide some more detailed info ... this is a bit boggling, *IF* we're talking about the same thing!
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#3 Feb 14th, 2003
Ok...
Right, I have a .ico file. I want to put this as the program's taskbar icon.
Right, I have a .ico file. I want to put this as the program's taskbar icon.
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#4 Feb 14th, 2003
Well, the taskbar icon is the same as the icon I was talking about ... it just goes to the taskbar when the program is minimized.
I don't understand why this doesn't work. Are you sure you're in the right property field? Do you have a screenshot or ... ?
I don't understand why this doesn't work. Are you sure you're in the right property field? Do you have a screenshot or ... ?
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#6 Feb 14th, 2003
What if you tried doing it as a typed command? e.g., on form load, do myForm.icon = myIcon.ico or something along those lines
at least for now, to debug?
at least for now, to debug?
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#7 Feb 15th, 2003
I've had this problem in the past with Visual Basic 5. It's a pain. It was with an icon I created. When I tried another icon, one that came with Visual Basic, it worked fine. Try using another icon and see what happens. I get the feeling that even if you set the icon at runtime, you will get the same error (at least I did). Send me the icon, let me try it on my machine.
If you want to load an icon at runtime, you can try something like this in your form_load():
Form1.Icon = LoadPicture("c:\x.ico")
or wherever you icon is. Let me know how it goes. My e-mail address is in my profile.
If you want to load an icon at runtime, you can try something like this in your form_load():
Form1.Icon = LoadPicture("c:\x.ico")
or wherever you icon is. Let me know how it goes. My e-mail address is in my profile.
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