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    how do i change the default icons of binary files using C#?

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      how do i change the default icons of binary files using C#?

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      You would need to change the systems registry files to change the file type associations to match your program, that's all i know sorry, but you should get some good Google results from that

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        how do i change the default icons of binary files using C#?

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        Do u want to display a icon for the dll's that u create in C#? if yes then write the following code before the class [ToolboxItem(true)] [ToolboxBitmap("icon_application.bmp")] The string in quotes is the bmp file that u need to include in your project. Hope that works for u Regards, Pramod

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          Do u want to display a icon for the dll's that u create in C#? if yes then write the following code before the class [ToolboxItem(true)] [ToolboxBitmap("icon_application.bmp")] The string in quotes is the bmp file that u need to include in your project. Hope that works for u Regards, Pramod

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          Pramod, I think that he wants to associate his application with certain filetypes rather than set an icon for his actual application

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            Pramod, I think that he wants to associate his application with certain filetypes rather than set an icon for his actual application

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            that's y i asked him wht really he wants to do... Thanks & Regards Pramod

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