hi jumping in late on this, but just fyi for windows users: if I
remember my problems doing this a while back, the root cause of my
troubles seemed to be not having all the same sizes/colors of icons as
the original icon group (i had created an icon group from scratch). so,
yes, starting from
I'm using ResHack to change the icon on my standard windows projector.
When I finally succeed, the projector errors saying that it needs the Shockwave Player.
Where do I look for an answer to this?
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The icons I used to make with Microangelo for 8.5 projectors made my MX
projectors crash. MM must have changed something about those skl files. The
solution was to upgrade to the latest version of Microangelo. You may be
facing something similar with ResHack. S.
At 05:54 PM 6/3/03 -0400, you
I'm not familiar with ResHack, but I do know that the internals of the
projector changed with 8.5.1 (XP release); that was the first one we were
unable to support with Iconizer without rewriting Iconizer (or parts
thereof). Chances are that you can modify a 8.5 projector just fine, but
not a
I'm not familiar with ResHack, but I do know that the
internals of the
projector changed with 8.5.1 (XP release); that was the first
one we were
unable to support with Iconizer without rewriting Iconizer (or parts
thereof). Chances are that you can modify a 8.5 projector
just fine,
Carl West wrote:
I'm using ResHack to change the icon on my standard windows projector.
When I finally succeed, the projector errors saying that it needs the Shockwave
Player.
Worked it out. Fortunately I'm using D8.5.
The trick was getting ResHacker to look at the .skl file (All Files
