Sorry, Sergey. I know it has 32x32, but I'm not sure about 16x16. I didn't think icons were restricted to 16 colors in Windows XP. The icon was created with an application called any2icon, and Windows Icon was selected for output. But I won't go as far as to say that I assume it creates icons as expected. We all know what happens when we assume. :)

Is there another way to find out if it has 16x16 inside it? If I right-click and select Properties and view the Summary tab, it shows 32x32 pixel for width and height, resolution of 96dpi each way, and bit depth 32, and frame count 1.

Dana

>Sorry but you didn't answer my question about icons itself. Do they satisfy requirements or not?
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>>The icon itself shows in Windows. I can select it as the icon for the desktop, and it shows on the title bar when the application is running and in Windows task bar when it is minimized. It just doesn't show in Windows Explorer, or when you right-click on the file and select properties. Usually you see the attached icon in that dialog, but the Fox shows instead.
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>>>Did you check icon files itself? They should include both 16x16 and 32x32 icons with 16 colors.
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