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Originally Posted by Guessed
Is there a good reason why you are not using a valid filepath to the ico file as per the posts where it appears you sourced your code?
see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2...-while-loading
When I tested that code, it changed the icon in the app header and the icon associated with the app when Alt-tabbing through the available apps but didn't appear to change the icon in the already loaded taskbar. Perhaps that code needs to be run as the application is booting. |
The post that I sourced my code from actually uses a .exe file to pull an icon. Specifically, it uses notepad.exe.
I was attempting to get an image that is not associated with a different application. Trying to piece together information from various sources, it was recommended that I include the .ico image I want to use on the userform and use it in the code, which is what I attempted to do in my code above.
I do realize that I was doing that wrong as well and have attempted to correct it by using:
Code:
Const NewIcon$ = Me.Image1.Picture.Handle
and get the same result. Which is the same as what you described. It doesn't seem to matter much where I put the code, so I am not really sure it can be done.