>If I had to hazard a SWAG, I'd say that if the large icon is 256 colors, the
>compiler inserts the Fox, in addition to the specified icon. Interestingly,
>when compiled with an icon file (with one containing 256 colors and a 16x16 16
>color small one), the application in the Windows Explorer correctly shows the
>small icon. This indicates that the icon file is, indeed in the file. However,
>I would say that, for some reason, the Fox head is inserted before it. I
>really don't know how else to explain it.

The explanation I got was something like that the Fox went in the file first, and Explorer grabbed the lowest-positioned icon.