NI Icon in title bar

Does anyone know how to remove or change the Icon on the left hand side of
the title bar?

When building an application using labviews app builder, click on the App
settings tab and click the custom icon checkbox. Then point to an ico file
that contains both a 32x32 and a 16x16 icon. Labview will do the rest.
Icon editors are all over the web. Try looking at www.tucows.com or somewhere
similar.
Jared
"Briggs Atherton" wrote:
>>Does anyone know how to remove or change the Icon on the left hand side
of>the title bar?

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Your .ico file should also include a 16x16 32 colors icon (or 16 colors, I don't remember) and that will be used for the window title. Personally, I use IcoFX for creating icons, which is free, but I assume that the icon editor in 8.x can allow you to do this as well.
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hi
i want to change the icon of title bar on JFrame
plz help me as soon as possible.
thankyou

I took you longer to post you message than to read the api documentation on JFrame. There is a method dedicated to changing the icon of the JFrame.

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BrigitAnanya wrote:
This is urgent! What? Replacing an icon is urgent? That's ridiculous.
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How can I make it work for my .jar and .exe file?
Please help! Thanks!

It doesn't work if I run the program from the .jar...working example for a .jar
import javax.swing.*;
import java.awt.*;
class Testing
public void buildGUI()
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    try
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      if (url != null)
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}

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Hai,
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Thank you shahidjava for the kind reply,
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