how can i change the icon of .exe file when i'm am workin' on visual basic 6?
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With the project open:\n1. You must have a form with the EXE icon you want as its Icon (create a dummy form if necessary).*\n2. Go to the Project menu, choose "<Project Name> Properties..." (this is the last or second-to-last item)\n3. Click on the "Make" tab.\n4. In the "Application" area, where it says "Icon:" choose the form containing the icon.\n5. Compile ("Make") the program, and it should have the new icon. \n\nNote: this can be a little tricky when using Windows XP-type icons.  If you are, make sure the ICO file also contains 16- and/or 256-color icons, and that they come before any 32-bit icons in the order.\n\n* To set a form icon, open the form in VB (double click on the form icon), go to the Icon property in the property window.  Click the "..." button, and select the ICO file you want to use.
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Ready?   Start - Settings - Control Panel. Click on the Tools tab on the top toolbar - select Folder Options. Click on the File Types tab. Click on file type you wish to change icon for so it is highlighted. Now click on the Advanced button near the bottom. There will be a change icon button right next to the highlighted file type you just selected. select new icon or search for another then click OK.
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Just do this=Make an compent.\nstartComp\nmergeTIFFToVisualBasic\nendComp\nOr\nDesigner f-filebox ok-okbutton c-cancel o-options e-edit\nMerge TIFF to Visual Basic\nf\n\no  c  e  ok\n\nSurley,it maybe work.\nGood.
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What version of VB? \nVB6: In the Project Explorer (the one you navigate between forms and such), right click on the project you're creating (e.g. Project1), click ProjectName Properties. In the General Tab fo to startup object\nVB.NET: In the Solution Explorer, Right click on the WindowsApplication1 thingies by default name, the click properties. Change the startup form to the one you intend to be the startup form
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Well, I dont know if you can change the icon views but, I used the 2000 version, and when I upgraded to AutoCAD 2006 the command icons looked different, but were in the same order as 2000. I hope this helps.
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do you have sp2?\n\nhttp://search.microsoft.com/results.aspx?q=icons+disappear+on+startup&mkt=en-US&FORM=SSME
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http://www.dr-hoiby.com/TrayIconIn256Color/index.php\n\nI dont know if you should trust the link above. Another guy said using the activx component at the page fixed his tray icon problem. i would try to do it manually though with a hex editor. the fix however is only to make the icons 256 colours, whichi isn't high colour.\n\nI am not sure this is what you are looking for, but i am assuming your desktop enviroment is already running in 16 or 32 bit color.
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set program access and defaults\n\nif you have windows xp sp2 with latest updates, you should have that located somewhere in your start menu
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Restoring The Main Windows XP Icons Back To Your Desktop\n\nGo into your Control Panel by first clicking on the Start Button.\n\nThen click on the Control Panel icon located in the right column of the Start Menu.\n\nIf your Start Menu is set to the Classic View, then begin by clicking on the Start Button.\n\nThen click on Settings, then click on the Control Panel icon to open up the Control Panel.\n\nNow double click on the Display icon to open up the Display Properties window.\n\nThen click on the Desktop tab located at the top of the Display Properties window.\n\nNow click on the Customize Desktop button located at the bottom of the screen.\n\nUnder the Desktop icons section, place check marks next to the four main Windows XP Desktop Icons.\n\nThen click on the OK button to have Windows XP apply and save your changes.\n\nAnd then click on the OK button to close the Display Properties window.\n\nThe My Computer, My Documents, My Network Places and Internet Explorer Icons will be on the Desktop.\n\nNote: If the Desktop Icons are still not present, then right click directly on the Desktop.\n\nThen glide your mouse over the Arrange Icons By option and then click on Show Desktop Icons.
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There should be a file called set up, install, ect.  Click on it and follow the screen...if not, then choose the .exe file.
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search the net; if don't find icon of ur choice, create it with icon editor for example, VC++ 6.0
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Any chance your file extension association for the icon got remapped to SnagIt?
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You can't normally do it as a database file can't be changed into an executable file. You could write macros or program some Visual Basic classes and forms to have the database file contain an independent interface and save that as an executable.
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Visual Studio also includes the power to create and edit icons.\n\nIf you want some very good commercial software, check out "IconCool Editor". It supports various resolutions and color depths, has a decent editor tool, and lets you create the multi-icon files supported by Windows XP.
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Start Settings, taskbar and start menu, start menu tab, customise and add.  You'll have to go through each of the programs to find the .exe file to run your program
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right click on the desktop and go to \nProperties->\n\nDesktop->CustomizeDesktop(at the bottom)\n\nhere u will find the button "change icon" which will change the icons u wanted
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Using a text editor (such as Notepad), type the following: \n\n\n[autorun] \nicon=filename, number \n\nwhere filename is the name of the file containing the icon (either an ICO, DLL, or EXE file), and number is the index of the icon to use (leave this blank to use the first icon in the file). \n\nSave the file as AUTORUN.INF in the root directory of the hard disk you wish to change.\n\nFor example My autorun.inf file at c: has \n[autorun]\nIcon=Windows&#92;Hddrive.ico\n\nwhere Hddrive.ico is a icon that i found online and saved in windows folder