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In C, you can use icon icon = to get the specified file icon.
There was this method in 2005
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If you modify it in VS, do the following: Click on the project -> in the menu bar to go to the property settings of your project name -> Applications -> Resources. Change where the icon *ICO is OK.
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You don't know much about the tools you use. However, it can be easily changed in VS. The project properties are there. I don't know if you have any of the tools you use.
Here's what I add:
Right-click on your project name and select Properties, there will be icons in the app section. Choose an ICO format ** and you're good to go.
Still have questions? You can hi me directly.
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1---private icon ico3 = global::name of your project.;
2--- As said upstairs, the best way is to look for APIs on the Internet, and there are more.
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Project --- Properties ---Application ---right) icon, select an ICO icon.
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There are no out-of-the-box classes to support these operations.
You can refer to the following Windows APIs
loadlibrary
loadicon reference.
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You first make sure that the exe you see is indeed an executable program for the project. And not added. vshost's exe
If that's all right, clean up the project, regenerate it, and take a look at it.
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An ICO itself is internally supported to hold a variety of sizes of icons,Here is the icon that will be promoted to your exe,The system will select the appropriate size icon from the ICO according to the current system icon size setting,You don't need to care (you can** an ICO software,For example, iconworkshop research),Of course,If you have other places in the program to use different ICOs,It's noisy to put it in the resource file。
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First add an imagelist, add jpg png**, no ICO is required.
The details are as follows:
fileicon= "c:\");
imagelist imglst=new imagelist();
imglst;This icon is displayed in small icon mode.
imglst;This icon is displayed in large icon mode.
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fileicon= "c:\");
imagelist imglst=new imagelist();
imglst;This icon is displayed in small icon mode.
imglst;This icon is displayed in large icon mode.
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The operation to change the ICO icon of the generated exe file is as follows:
1. Open the reshacker software on the computer desktop and drag the exe program into the software.
2. Then click the replace icon under the action on the pop-up page.
3. Click to open the file with the new icon, select the new icon file you just made, find the style of the AI icon in the replaced icon and click Replace.
4. After the replacement is completed, click the save button of the file to complete the replacement operation of the exe icon.
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In fact, it is very convenient to change the icon of the generated exe, and it can be easily implemented with VS, and the method is as follows:
1. Right-click on the solution and select Properties.
2. In the pop-up window, browse to your ICO file in the icon bar of the Application tab. Note that it can only be an ICO file, click Save, and then generate an exe file.
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Of course, there should be other software that can be modified, but this is what I have used.
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Yes
If you are XP, right-click on the file you want to modify, Properties, Shortcuts, Change icons, browse the file you want to change, and you can pull it after confirmation
However, lz should be careful if the file is. ICO icon file is OK
This can be achieved under Windows 98, but not with the NT kernel. If you want to write data, save it to ini or registry.
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