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I have recently upgraded my AutoIt installation (from 3.2.9.3b to 3.2.12.0) and I've discovered what looks like a bug in Aut2exe; it's adding blank 16x16x16 icons into the compiled application, at id#2 (after the main application icon).

If other icons are added to the application, e.g. document icons (with AutoIt3Wrapper) their id's are shifted up by one, and the document icon (or whatever) appears incorrectly on the user's system - in a defaulticon registry setting, for example, but it's true of any place that might reference one of the application's icons by its standard windows id.

I guessed it might be a lack of 16x16x16 format icon in my own application icons, but even using Aut2exe without AutoIt3Wrapper and no compile option whatsoever, this extra blank icon appears, and the AutoIt default icon has the 16x16x16 format, so that's not the reason, not that that would be a good reason!

I've searched the forum, documentation and history, and I can't find any mention of this extra icon's purpose, other than to mess up all the icon id's. Is this a bug?

I don't want to go implementing changes to my application's installers to fix all these references to something that's just going to be fixed back again. If it's going to be fixed, I could instead temporarily remove this weird blank icon from compiled applications until it's fixed, which though a pain (I always have to go into ResHacker anyway), would be preferable for end-users.

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Transparency with autoit is different on computers based on that computers color settings. To me this seems like a serious flaw because in designing an app you can't take into consideration what colors someone could set which can make your app look very ugly. I saw a post once which suggested an option that allows you to define which color you want transparent...like an option of instead of setting GUICtrlSetBkColor(-1, $GUI_BKCOLOR_TRANSPARENT), with an image you can put GUICtrlSetTransparent(-1, 0xff0000). To me that seems like a great idea and generally makes sense. Also allows someone not to have to fiddle with transparency in an image editor.

Original post:​http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=72928

Global $hParent = GUICreate("Parent", 320, 240)
Global $hChild = GUICreate("Child", 200, 150, Default, Default, Default, Default, $hParent)

GUISetState(@SW_SHOW, $hParent)
GUISetState(@SW_SHOW, $hChild)

Do
Until GUIGetMsg() = -3

Expected behavior: The child dialog should be displayed Observed behavior: The child dialog is completely missing