Hi Eric,
This means that you are dealing with an actual ico format. Sometimes,
people use a png, jpg or gif file and change the extension into .ico,
sometimes people know how to make a real ico file and use that.
Looking at the binary contents of an arbitrary ico file, I see that
it contains an embedded PNG picture (I assume this could also be a
different format). Maybe you can simple pull that out?
Best,
Mark
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Op 3-apr-2007, om 15:37 heeft Eric Chatonet het volgende geschreven:
Hi Mark,
Thanks for the pointer.
Unfortunately, an ico file is not recognized as an image file by
Rev and does not seem to have any specific header :-(
I'm stuck...
Best regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.
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