Hello everybody,
I'm afraid my question is very silly, but I didn't find the answer.
The standard ico files are not displayed in panels so to be viewed as they appeared in .exe files. Maybe my configuration is wrong.
I work rather often with icon files. Could anybody enlighten me?
Thank you.
Best regards,
Remigho
Why standard icons are wrongly displayed in panels?
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Yes, indeed, Explorer perfectly show icons.MVV wrote:Does Explorer show icons? Maybe like some application owns icon file type?
Yes, I activate the second one; I've tried all the combinations.sqa_wizard wrote:You may use one of the "All associated" options
Take a look at this link: goo.gl/TRKf3X (with copy-paste, interface doesn't allow me to insert a link)
From where is this icon? From TC itself? There is no Windows file association at all for .ico files.
Thank you for your little help.
Remigho
MS Win 8.1.
TC #11856
MS Win 8.1.
TC #11856
Actually there should be a registered type in Windows registry. By default .ico is associated with type icofile which has DefaultIcon set to %1 (i.e. file itself):
I see ICO icons in TC only with setting 'All+'.
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[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.ico]
@="icofile"
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\icofile\DefaultIcon]
@="%1"
Ok, MVV, I set these values correctly.
It's yet better: the right icons appear know, but only with the first display option activated: All associated EXE + LNK. I'm soon able to work properly so.
However, if the first option All associated is checked, the same strange icons remain. I don't understand this behaviour. Maybe you could explain me? If not, it doesn't matter.
Anyway, большое спасибо!
It's yet better: the right icons appear know, but only with the first display option activated: All associated EXE + LNK. I'm soon able to work properly so.
However, if the first option All associated is checked, the same strange icons remain. I don't understand this behaviour. Maybe you could explain me? If not, it doesn't matter.
Anyway, большое спасибо!
Remigho
MS Win 8.1.
TC #11856
MS Win 8.1.
TC #11856