manny2003 Posted February 22, 2003 Report Posted February 22, 2003 Could someone please show me how I can assign an Icon for my newly compiled .EXE, such that when someone installs or clicks on that icon, my .EXE will start its show? Thank you.By the way, the program I downloaded that is supposed to start an introductory AVI 'locks' my pc. I've done it 3 times already today and have to reboot each time. The pc where I downloaded it to runs in an XP. The only way I was able to run an AVI was thru a batchfile. I put my movie.avi in the root directory. I also made a copy of microsoft media player in the root directory (3 components that I copied from Windows directory). Then I made a batchfile which I called inside the EXE created by PicturesToExe.Supposed the batchfile name is STARTER.BAT, the commands I put inside it are:@echo offclswmplayer "movie1.avi"This can be run within the EXE, before an EXE, or after an EXE created by a PicturesToExe program.By using the wmplayer of Windows, one can turn on/pause/off the movie, resize the player anytime.I'm still looking for a way to turn an AVI into an EXE. I used to have one created by Cyberlink but I lost my CD. It is their version 3.8 that converts AVI to EXE, not the version 4. Quote
Leif Posted February 22, 2003 Report Posted February 22, 2003 Project Options | Main - Use your own icon (.ICO file) in ...You can make your own icons or find suitable ones on the Internet. Quote
Jim Posted February 23, 2003 Report Posted February 23, 2003 I use Arcsoft's VideoImpression--Canon also has a version of the same thing--to convert AVIs into EXEs. It works fine but it does add its own branded player to the finished EXE. Jim. Quote
anthrodoc Posted February 24, 2003 Report Posted February 24, 2003 I have not used the following, so I don't know if it is exactly what you are talking about, but at the link below there is an avi2exe converter....http://203.162.17.98/weblh/kho/cnv/convert/default.htmBrian Quote
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