My application's main form has ShowInTaskbar set to false, because it
is controlled by means of an icon in the notification area. When the
icon is double-clicked, the application comes to the foreground
(without any Taskbar button).

While the application is thus visible, Alt+Tabbing between open
windows shows the default application icon (white box with blue bar)
instead of the icon used both for the application and for the main
form. What can I do to show the correct icon instead?

Eq.

Hi,

Most probably it's showing the icon associated with the particular window
that is on top, assign your app icon to the form too,


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> My application's main form has ShowInTaskbar set to false, because it is
> controlled by means of an icon in the notification area. When the icon is
> double-clicked, the application comes to the foreground (without any
> Taskbar button).
>
> While the application is thus visible, Alt+Tabbing between open windows
> shows the default application icon (white box with blue bar) instead of
> the icon used both for the application and for the main form. What can I
> do to show the correct icon instead?
>
> Eq.
>
>

Ignacio Machin ( .NET/ C# MVP ) wrote:

> Most probably it's showing the icon associated with
> the particular window that is on top, assign your app
> icon to the form too,

I've already assigned the same icon to the app and every form in it.
It's something more subtle and annoying than that.

Eq.