>Hi,
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>A couple of months ago I posted a message that some of my customers see my application desktop shortcut image as Fox head, instead of the ico file that is included in the .exe.
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>I downloaded and installed GIMP (as many suggested).
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>Now I opened the .ICO file in GIMP and see (at the top) that it is a RGP Color, 1 layer, 32x32. Does it mean that the .ico has only one image, 32x32 and is missing one 16x16? Would creating/adding an 16x16 image resolve the issue?
I am trying to add another layer to the .ICO file. When I click on add a 16x16 layer I see it right over the previous (32x32 layer). The new layer is just a smaller rectangle.
1. How do I zoom ONLY into the new, 16x16 layer, so that I can make it look somewhat like the 32x32 image of the other layer?
2. Or is it possible to duplicate the existing, 32x32 image, into another one, 16x16?
TIA
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