A registry key, 'DefaultIcon', when set to "\all.dll" ,n
Should display the n+1 .ico in file, all.dll
(all.dll has no code in it, just ico files)
On my device it doesn't. I've googled my backside off. 'It Dont work.'
If '.dll' has an ico associated with it, 'DefaultIcon' when set to "\all.dll" ,
0'
shows the default ico for .dll, not the icon in all.dll.
If I set the value '
0' to any other value, no ico is visible.
So as far as I can make out, the first way I did it is the only way it can work.
Compile an sbp.exe with the ico you require.
The reason behind me trying all this is because I can take .asm (Microchip assembly source code files)
to work with me and write code for my PIC projects.
.asm are actually .txt files. Not dissimiliar to .sbp files.
At least now, on my device, I can see what file type I'm looking at.
ha ha ha
