Hey guys I program in different languages, I have never attempted to use C++ to add an icon to a program. Recently I attempted it, and now whenever I use macro scheduler (an automated macro program) and attach an icon to I, when I attempt to compile it with the macro scheduler compiler - Somehow C++ takes over and adds an MFC icon to the exe file made with macro scheduler. So when I attempt to run it I get:
This is not a valid w32 application.
how do I get C++ to stop responding to the macro scheduler compiler. It even does it when Visual C++ is not running. If I do not attempt to add an icon to the macro nothing happens and the compiled macro exe file runs as expected.
This is not a valid w32 application.
how do I get C++ to stop responding to the macro scheduler compiler. It even does it when Visual C++ is not running. If I do not attempt to add an icon to the macro nothing happens and the compiled macro exe file runs as expected.
