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Heya NG,
I've got a little confusing configuration scenario:
I've created a simple windows form in c# with Visual Studio 2003.NET
and simultaneously with VS 2005.
I've designed an Icon as well in both Studios and attached it to the
forms via the properties window. I've changed the project properties as
well and set the icon as application icon. By the way the icon is
layered by the 16x16 and 32x32 size (target image type).
So far no problem but running the exe the following appearance comes
up:
- in the VS 2005 app everything works fine, the icon is shown on the
form, visible while switching task by Alt-Tab key and (because it is
also configured as a notification icon) shown in the task bar
notification area with transparent background.
- in VS 2003 the icon background is NOT transparent !? And switching by
Alt-Tab key there is only the system standard windows icon visible !?
Perhaps you can guess which question is now coming up ... why the
hell is that?
by the way the windows system is XP professional
Thank for hints and comments
Peter
I've got a little confusing configuration scenario:
I've created a simple windows form in c# with Visual Studio 2003.NET
and simultaneously with VS 2005.
I've designed an Icon as well in both Studios and attached it to the
forms via the properties window. I've changed the project properties as
well and set the icon as application icon. By the way the icon is
layered by the 16x16 and 32x32 size (target image type).
So far no problem but running the exe the following appearance comes
up:
- in the VS 2005 app everything works fine, the icon is shown on the
form, visible while switching task by Alt-Tab key and (because it is
also configured as a notification icon) shown in the task bar
notification area with transparent background.
- in VS 2003 the icon background is NOT transparent !? And switching by
Alt-Tab key there is only the system standard windows icon visible !?
Perhaps you can guess which question is now coming up ... why the
hell is that?
by the way the windows system is XP professional
Thank for hints and comments
Peter