The icons appear but the dos app does not take any of them. I still get
the blank rectangular icon
Rafael
El 18/02/2015 a las 17:12, [email protected] escibió:
In theory - even though its a DOS app - you should still be able to use Windows
Icons. Maybe look for folders on your system with Icons (.ico ???) - then go to
that folder via the Properties option as you mentioned - and they should
appear. No?
-K-
----- Original Message -----
From: Rafael Copquin
Date: Wednesday, February 18, 2015 1:13 pm
Subject: Re: [NF] change icon on desktop
To: [email protected]
It worked for the windows app, but not for the dos app.
Thanks for the lead
Rafael
El 18/02/2015 a las 13:12, Alan Bourke escibió:
Icon cache could be corrupt. Try changing your desktop colour
depth to
16-bit then back to 32-bit.
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