> Peter Wu wrote: > >> i believe windows may cache the icons as well if you have launched the > >> application recently as well - might give a reboot just to confirm that > >> it's not that > > Good idea, although on XP they may have improved the icon cache (I > hope). On my Win98, I often have this cache corrupted, getting a Mozilla > icon for C++ files, etc. > PowerToys can flush the cache too. > > > Thanks for your all of your help. > > > > reboot the computer doesn't help. > > I edit the icon from Microsoft visual studio. there is only one icon to > > edit. > > maybe it is 32x32 bitmap > > > > If I use microsoft paint from accesseries, the icon is different from > > what I see under Microsoft visual studio. maybe it is 16x16 bitmap. > > Use a good tool, like IrfanView: > it shows that the original SciBall.ico has actually 4 icons! > 48x48 x 256 colors > 32x32 x 256 colors > 16x16 x 256 colors > 32x32 x 16 colors > > Mmm, I just saw that IrfanView (3.91) shows all icons as 24bit... > I had to run ScIco Edit to see the correct data. > http://www.snidesoft.com/ > > I just installed (unzipped) this one. I downloaded it a while ago, but > didn't tested it. Looks nice. > > I also have AWIcons Pro (Lite version, which is free) waiting to be tested. > http://www.awicons.com/ > > I used to use PC Magazine utility, IconEdit32, which comes with source, > althought it is not open source in the classic sense: no reuse of source > possible, and now you must take a paid subscribtion to get this utility. >
Thanks for you and everybody's help. I will try Adobe photoshop. Peter > -- > Philippe Lhoste > -- (near) Paris -- France > -- http://Phi.Lho.free.fr > -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- > _______________________________________________ > Scite-interest mailing list > [email protected] > http://mailman.lyra.org/mailman/listinfo/scite-interest > _______________________________________________ Scite-interest mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.lyra.org/mailman/listinfo/scite-interest
