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I've searched the help file, as well as the forum (maybe not thoroughly enough?), and can't find a way to change the icon of the EXE once I've compiled it.. I also don't know how to change the icon that shows up in the system tray. As I've said, I searched the helpfile, and I just couldn't find it. I'm assuming that it's a Windows thing? I don't want to change it solely on my computer, but if I send somebody the program, I want it to show up with that icon. Any ideas?

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@bundyxc

When you have compiled an autoit script, you cant change icon with autoit functions because its an exe..

-You want to change icon after compile then use reshacker

-You want to change icon after compile do right click on your au3 script > compile with options and select an icon

-You want to change tray icon use TraySetIcon()

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Is there any way to take it out of the tray altogether?

Also, does that mean that when transferring the file to another computer, I need to send them the .ico file as well?

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Is there any way to take it out of the tray altogether?

Yes.. #NoTrayIcon

Also, does that mean that when transferring the file to another computer, I need to send them the .ico file as well?

No need to when its the ICO set at compilation time

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