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I'm working on many applications which help run exes from different places and fix sound and graphical options before game start.

to save time for customers and so much asking questions.

i made many exes and changed there icons so ppl who don't try to read know what they want from the

shape of the icon is there any way

i could add a script to my au3 to make it auto select the icon from adding it's name take the icon from

and transform it's icon 2 that one?

Edited by AngelTouch
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i could add a script to my au3 to make it auto select the icon from adding it's name take the icon from

and transform it's icon 2 that one?

This line is all garble to me.

You can compile your script with an icon. Supply the icon on compile-time to the Au2Exe program.

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no i mean before i compile my au3 for example i want to add this file 2 igi and the exe of the game is

igi2.exe

i add to my script

icon.ico = igi2.exe ... i'm looking for a code that

my autoit.exe transformer it's icon to the game icon

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w8ting for a replay plz

i use icon remover to take icon from exe

then when i compile my exe i brows the ico

but this take lot of time and some exes are too big

they take quite a time

i want some thing like that is something like that

$ico = (@WorkingDir &"\game.exe",@WorkingDir &"\new compiled.exe")

i know what i wrote is wrong ... :)

all i have 2 do is to rename my game from igi2.exe to game.exe

after i compile my au3 and add it to @workingdir the new compiled exe take the icon of game.exe

and if i copy this new compiled exe 2 another game Gta folder and i named the GTA-San.exe to Game.exe

the new compiled exe take the new icon which is the Gta-san.exe

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OK, from all your giberish, I think you want to rip the icon from one exe and use it in your exe. Well, in a nutshell, most cases you can't. If the EXE doesn't let you do it, your out of luck.

For your second question, there is no real need to do such a thing. If you do it, all you end up doing is making your code hard as hell to debug when you make a mistake. If I was you, take AutoIt 1 2 3, watch the videos on YouTube, and read the helpfile.

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