wine 1.0.1 +imfx
can't show icon , how can I set?

What do you mean by icon? If you want an icon on the desktop, you'll have to create one, or install a later version of wine from your distribution of Linux and re-install the app. I don't think wine creates icons by itself. There are too many different window managers. In my experience, if you get wine from your distribution it should provide the icons for whatever window managers they use.invfx wrote:linux vps centos 5.4
wine 1.0.1 +imfx
can't show icon , how can I set?
I think the problem (from looking at the picture) is the applicationWhat do you mean by icon?
I hope those are icon resources that come with the app. The newer wine install should fix that, too. If not, they can try DLL Overrides for commdlg32 or shell32 or comctl32 in winecfg. I'm not sure what the status is on wine icons.John Drescher wrote:I think the problem (from looking at the picture) is the applicationWhat do you mean by icon?
toolbar icons are not being displayed on the old version of wine that
the OP is using.
John
That version of Wine is over a year old. Upgrade to the latest development release.invfx wrote:linux vps centos 5.4
wine 1.0.1 +imfx
You suggestion is wrong. The only dll that might help is comctl32.dll but you can't just override it via winecfg...hellork wrote:If not, they can try DLL Overrides for commdlg32 or shell32 or comctl32 in winecfg.