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change icon used for all scripts to au.ico ??


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If you mean the icon of the compiled exe you can use

#AutoIt3Wrapper_Icon=<your_icon.ico>

If you mean the icon in your GUI you can use

GUISetIcon() ;see help file for more information

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What I mean is when I run a script in SciTE. I have transparent Taskbar with fractal flame background. Au.ico would have much better contrast. The old black icon is difficult to see.

I don't get why the custom icons are included if you can't change it. I suppose it's a compiled resource. It would be nice if there was some config setting seeing as how just about everything else in the world has some line in some config file with SciTE.

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I am also not sure what you are asking for.

From the OP it sounds like the icon associated with .au3 files which would be in the registry, HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\AutoIt3Script\DefaultIcon (or HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\AutoIt3ScriptBeta\DefaultIcon).

I'm actually using a really cool icon by Yashied instead of the default.

But this third post sounds more like the taskbar icon, which is usually the executables icon, so try replacing the icons in AutoIt3.exe/AutoIt3_x64.exe and see what happens.

And then you make a leap to SciTE and configs. I don't know how that is related.

Also the AutoIt icon is blue, not black, so maybe I'm just way off and you're talking about something completely different.

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