I cannot figure out how to change the title bar icon (the icon in the furthest top left corner of the application) in Adobe AIR. It is currently displaying the default 'Adobe AIR' red icon.
I have been able to change it in the system tray, however.
Does the following help?
http://groups.google.com/group/chennai-flex-user-group/browse_thread/thread/cffb9ab56450c28e
The first link shows how to change the Taskbar Icon, the second shows the application icon I believe used on the desktop. I am going to recompile and install the application and see if it works.
Edit: Yea, the one that changes the Desktop Icon also changes the Title Bar icon. It's in the app.xml file.
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Is there any way to disable the resize button on Xamarin Forms (UWP) ? Like the image with red square highlighted in the image above.
Titlebar buttons are something that is controlled by the Windows itself, so you cannot remove it but you have limited control on it, like changing the background color. Further you can make your app to go fullscreen which will make the title bar disappear or you can extend your App in the title bar itself as mentioned in this blog post.
We use Icon Overlays to show a state to the users. All but one of our icons are shown sharp.
This unsharpness only happens when we set the explorer to the large icon view.
We can't figure out why this happens.
We tried different tools to create th icon file.
This is the result :
And we started from this image:
You can find the source files (png's) and the ico file here
Does anyone knows how to fix this or what is causing this?
It looks like a specific of Windows resize engine.
In large icons mode shell uses 48x48x32 icon. I created icon with grid:
And shell draws this icon without any interpolation:
And it looks like there is no solution of your problem.
A custom keyboard layout can be installed on OSX by dropping the .keylayout file along with a .icns file into /Library/Keyboard Layouts. However, when I enable Yosemite's dark mode, the icon vanishes from the menu bar (although the area is still clickable).
This icon represents the input menu that can be enabled in the keyboard preferences. The OSX API allows one to specify an alternative icon for dark mode, but how do I specify this for a keyboard layout?
I am using this font icon set that I made with the icomoon font generator: http://bbmthemes.com/work/icons70897/
On my development install: http://bbmthemes.com/themes/smart/full-width-page/
..the font is displaying the correct icons that I want in each place, for example if you use firebug to inspect the search glass icon in the top right and enter this into the div.search..
..you will see that it matches the magnifying glass icon that is already there, as well as matching up to the magnifying glass icon marked as..
..on the font demo link above.
However, on the live version: http://www.bbmthemes.com/themes/modular/?page_id=2
..that I just installed the codes are all showing the icon previous to the number that is supposed to be displayed. So for example, the code is exactly the same to display that search magnifying glass:
..but it displays an audio icon which in the font demo is marked as..
I have no idea how or why this is happening. Does anyone have any idea?
EDIT Is this fixed? A friend told me he sees the magnifying glass on both but mine still shows the audio icon on the second. I can't tell if its just the cache not updating. Do you see a magnifying glass on both links?
I'm using Qt 4.8.1, and set the window icon with:
app.setWindowIcon(QIcon("/path/to/icon.svg"));
However, no matter how big the svg icon is, the icon shown in the menu bar or when using "alt-tab" in gnome is always very low resolution and "pixelized".
How can I make it render the icon in a higher resolution?
Seems like this can be only avoided when providing a desktop menu entry with a high a resolution icon.
I downloaded qtcreator to test it: When running the version from the web, the icon is bad. As soon as the installed version is run, it works, because the icon from the menu is used.