icons

问题 Is there a way to change a WPF assembly icon from code? I'm not referring to the window icon, but to the icon that appears on the .exe file. EDIT: I'm trying to achieve interactivity in the application icon's representation - different user-initiated actions combined with a current state should lead to a different application icon. I rely on the visual representation of the application as it has no visible window and the interaction is based on hot-keys and general system usage patterns. 回答1:

问题 I have a cross platform program that runs on Windows, Linux and Macintosh. My windows version has an Icon but I don't know how to make have one for my Linux build. Is there a standard format for KDE, Gnome etc. or will I have to do something special for each one? My app is in c++ and distributed as source so the end user will compile it with gcc. If I can have the icon embedded directly inside my exe binary that would be the best. 回答1: For Gnome and Kde, you would probably want to include a

问题 I am not finding a straight forward site with the iOS8 sizes and names for the app icons and launch image. I have seen the iOS Human Interface Guidelines but they don't really tell you how to name them. Can someone list them out specifically? 回答1: As rmaddy mentioned since Xcode 5 you don't need to name your icons in any specific way . Use the App Icon Asset to add your icons. Regarding the sizes for your icons, you'll also find them in your App Icon Asset Catalog, but for convenience here's

问题 I have a tabbed application project I am working on in Xcode written in Swift ( Xcode 6.3 and Swift 1.2 ). I am having a lot of trouble with custom Tab Bar icons. I have designed an image in Photoshop (CS6), saved it as a PNG, resized it in Prepo to be 30x30 and imported it into Xcode in the asset library. I then set the tab view controllers icon to that image. However, it doesn't show up. I have looked at these pages but not found any help: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qqqoAWNfZA Custom

问题 So, i have the module icon like this : I am wondering how to change the size looks bigger, since when our screen resolution get bigger, the module icon size looks small. 回答1: You can't explicitly change the sizes of those module icons in NetBeans, but it can be done implicitly by increasing the size of the font used by the NetBeans IDE. That font size is unrelated to the font size used for displaying your source code; instead it is used for rendering IDE text such as labels on tabs (" Files "

问题 I want to use SystemIcons.Warning but it is too big for my need. I want to resize it. I have tried : Icon sizedIcon = new Icon(SystemIcons.Warning, new Size(10,10)); But it does not work, icon remains the same. Any suggestions? 回答1: The .NET Icon class is pretty crippled, it is stuck in the previous decade due to once-relevant support for Windows 98 and Windows 2000. On top of this, Windows does not support loading the system icons in any size other than the system's default icon size.

问题 I want to use SystemIcons.Warning but it is too big for my need. I want to resize it. I have tried : Icon sizedIcon = new Icon(SystemIcons.Warning, new Size(10,10)); But it does not work, icon remains the same. Any suggestions? 回答1: The .NET Icon class is pretty crippled, it is stuck in the previous decade due to once-relevant support for Windows 98 and Windows 2000. On top of this, Windows does not support loading the system icons in any size other than the system's default icon size.

问题 I want when user runs my c# application , the application will create a desktop shortcut to run application. I use this code : private void appShortcutToDesktop(string linkName) { string deskDir = Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.DesktopDirectory); using (StreamWriter writer = new StreamWriter(deskDir + "\\" + linkName + ".url")) { string app = System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().Location; writer.WriteLine("[InternetShortcut]"); writer.WriteLine("URL=file:///"

问题 I'm trying to create an application icon. I took a bunch of created *.ico files (one for each size) and combined them into a single *.ico file. I can see them all fine. I have 16x16, 32x32, 48x48, 64x64, and 128x128 icons (all 32bit w/ transparency). However, when I build my app (a standard Windows Forms app written in C#) and look at the icon in Windows explorer, it looks fine at the first few sizes (up to 48x48 I think.. "Medium"), but if I use the "Large" or "Extra Large" display modes in

问题 i am trying to update my application using application loader. when i submit the archive file, i got this error "icon specified in the info.plist not found under the top level app wrapper.icon57.png"! i have deleted the icons from my project and tried again, but the error exist. is their any way to remove this error? my info.plist displays these icons 回答1: This could help you, i think your filenames are wrong: I usually put this image in my dashboard so you can fast access to the filenames.