From: "Penguin L" <penguinland AT free DOT fr>
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Subject: Re: 2 questions : icon & djgpp,    kde dev & djgpp
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Hello,

Sorry, for the late,

Is there a way to a "iconized" exe file with djgpp?
Please explain what do you mean by that.  There are several ways to
interpret this.

I used djgpp as c language compiler. The result is an "unknown.exe" file
with a small window icon. ( i think that this icon is generally associated
with dos program, but i'm not sure).

Recently, i've used integrated environment (kdevelop, DevC++) i've
discovered that we can assign an icon to the project. The result is an exe
file with our icon.

So i wanted to know if there is way to add our own icon before we compile
sources with djgpp.


"Michelle Konzack" <dos DOT mailinglists AT freenet DOT de> wrote in message
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> Am 09:24 05.05.2001 +0300 haben Eli Zaretskii geschrieben:
> >
> >> From: "Penguin L" <penguinland AT free DOT fr>
> >> Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
> >> Date: Fri, 04 May 2001 22:13:08 GMT
> >>
> >> 1)Is there a way to a "iconized" exe file with djgpp?
> >
> >Please explain what do you mean by that.  There are several ways to
> >interpret this.
>
> I think he mean a program which does not have a window.
> Only the icon and you can acces the program only with a
> mouse rightklick on the icon.
>
> Michelle
>
>