Stephen Leake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I usually have two Emacs instances running; one for reading mail, one > for doing other work. > > I'd like them to have different icons, so finding them in the MS > Windows Ctrl-Tab display is simpler. > > I don't see a way to specify the Emacs icon at run-time; there is the > command-line option --no-bitmap-icon, but no way to choose which icon > to use. Is there a way?
Hi Stephen, I do exactly this myself :-) I use one instance of emacs running gnus, for which I use the gnus logo and another instance of emacs for general editing, for which I use a gnu logo. The key to making this happen is the 'icon-type frame parameter /qv/. -- Cheers, Mike
