OpenEuphoria

RE: binding

• Posted by Mike The Spike <mtsreborn at yahoo.com> Feb 04, 2001
• 412 views

That's because you are trying to bind a .ex file with
bindw.
You should pass a .exw file to bindw.bat, and then it
will prompt you for an icon.

That's a cool feature, as an icon for Win32 programs
was realy neccesary.
Only quick graphics demos and such don't have icons in
the Windows world.

Mike The Spike


--- Scott Husen <husen at epix.net> wrote:
> 
> Mike The Spike wrote:
> 
> > But I must admit that the complete edition rocks
> ass.
> > No limits, no nags, nothing.
> > You get prompted by bindw.bat to supply a windows
> icon
> > file, wich is pretty cool.
>      
>      How do you get it to ask you to supply a
> windows icon? Sorry, but I 
> had no idea you could do that... When I open
> Bindw.bat and give the 
> program directory it says "Use bind for .ex
> files"??? 
> 
>