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Originally posted by paul wheaton:
I'm trying to understand what the rest of your message is saying. Are you saying that I do have to fire up some MS dev tools to be able to put an icon on the mobile windows stuff?
My book, my movies, my videos, my podcasts, my events ... the big collection of paul wheaton stuff!
My book, my movies, my videos, my podcasts, my events ... the big collection of paul wheaton stuff!
Originally posted by Nicholas Jordan:
What is the primary linguistic of the app?
Java, MSVC or some hairy combo.
How many icons do you need and what nice(ness) do you want?
Do you have any pre-generated images that are suitable or candidate images. IOW fulfilling the look and feel you want. What do the icons represent.
My book, my movies, my videos, my podcasts, my events ... the big collection of paul wheaton stuff!
My book, my movies, my videos, my podcasts, my events ... the big collection of paul wheaton stuff!
I found one on the link you provided earlier:
So ... just to be clear ... My app is a tiny swing app that just shows text (no icons; no interesting graphics). The whole app is 16k. And I just need an easy way to launch it. So I'm guessing an icon will help a lot here.
Response posted by nicholas jordan:
// Some individual words Copyright 1999-2007 RIM.
// All other work is the discussion of an opinion
// in a technical forum and has no rightful derivative use.
Originally posted by Ernest Friedman-Hill:
(...snip...)From what I gather, wince has *.lnk files just like Windows, and the general trick has always been getting an existing *.lnk that launches a Java program and editing it to suit, because it's apparently just text.(...snip...)
My book, my movies, my videos, my podcasts, my events ... the big collection of paul wheaton stuff!
My book, my movies, my videos, my podcasts, my events ... the big collection of paul wheaton stuff!
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