Move Foxpro Logo

[Siddiq]

a) How to move a Foxpro logo from an Application..?
b) How to move menu from a program which is created after
build an exe..?

Siddiq

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[Creeder]

Hi Siddiq,

a) Open your project, in the menu select, Project>project Info. In the Project folders, select the Icon you want.

b) Not sure if i understand

Hopes this helps.

Yue Jeen [sig][/sig]

 

[jonscott8]

Hi Siddiq,

) How to move a Foxpro logo from an Application..?

Follow Yue Jeen's suggestion. One note of interest: If you want your exe's executable to appear in the Windows Explorer, your .ico file must contain BOTH a 16x16 image AND a 32x32 image.

How to move menu from a program which is created after build an exe..?

Take a look at the SET SYSMENU command.
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[BlindPete]

Does anyone have know a program for editing cursor and icon files other than Image Edit that can w/ MS VS? that is free or reasonably priced say less than $25

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[ChrisRChamberlain]

Pete

If you can find a magazine freebie copy of Delphi 3 or higher or C++Builder, you will find a program called Borland Image Editor.

E-mail me if you have problems and I will burn you a CD.

Chris [sig][/sig]

 

[jonscott8]

Hi Pete,

Since you said MS VS, I would recommend Visual C++ for one simple reason...You've already got it. [sig]<p>Jon Hawkins<br><a href=mailto: jonscott8@yahoo.com> jonscott8@yahoo.com</a><br><a href= > </a><br>Focus on the solution....Not the problem.[/sig]

 

[BlindPete]

Jon... I don't want to create the things programaticaly or roll them into DLL's etc etc (although I'm flatterred that you think I could do that on a whim) <grin>. I'm just looking for an editor that is less clunky to use. I'd bet the MS's Image Edit is still 16 bit and is the same one I used back in Win 3.11 days...

Thanks Chris... I'll download the Delphi demo from Borland and see if its in there...

Thanks to you both. [sig]<p> Pete<br><a href=mailto:blindpete@mail.com>blindpete@mail.com</a><br><a href= > </a><br>What your mother told you is true! You will go blind! (from moonshine anyway)[/sig]

 

[jonscott8]

I don't want to create the things programaticaly or roll them into DLL's

LMAO!! Well it's a good thing, because if you were, I wouldnt be of any use. LOL

I'm just looking for an editor that is less clunky to use

Run Visual C++. From the File menu, select <New>. On the subsequent form, select the <Files> tab. Select <Icon File> or <Cursor File>, and click OK.....And....Voila!! Welcome To The Visual C++ Image Editor.

I'd bet the MS's Image Edit is still 16 bit

I could be wrong, but I believe VFP's image editor is 16 bit. [sig]<p>Jon Hawkins<br><a href=mailto: jonscott8@yahoo.com> jonscott8@yahoo.com</a><br><a href= > </a><br>Focus on the solution....Not the problem.[/sig]