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Old May 19th, 2007, 3:46 AM   #1
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Error reading icon .... - path not found

I am new to c#, but I have been using c++ for some time now. I was looking at a sample C sharp code.

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Error generating Win32 resource: Error reading icon 'D:\Documents and Settings\t\Desktop\xp1\Windows XP Users Settings.ico' -- The system cannot find the file specified.

Anyway, I tried to fix the error by trying to find the segment D:\Documents and Settings\t\Desktop\xp1\Windows XP Users Settings.ico in the code, because I thought I could easily alter that bit of the code and be done, but it kept telling me it cant find that segment in the code... not even "D:/" ...
so I was wondering how I could fix it and stuff... any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Old May 19th, 2007, 4:08 AM   #2
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Can you post the code?
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Old May 19th, 2007, 12:57 PM   #3
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i think you need to put the character '@' before your path string:
@"D:\..............\...\...\.\."
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Old May 19th, 2007, 2:21 PM   #4
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i think you need to put the character '@' before your path string:
@"D:\..............\...\...\.\."
no, i am not worried about that yet...
what I am worried about it how do I locate that part in the multiple files I have? I tried using find and searching in the project, but it didnt work .....
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Old May 19th, 2007, 3:38 PM   #5
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ctrl-f

in the find dialog there is a combobox that allows you to specify "current document, project, solution, etc" search the whole solution.
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Old May 19th, 2007, 9:05 PM   #6
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ctrl-f

in the find dialog there is a combobox that allows you to specify "current document, project, solution, etc" search the whole solution.
LOL

that's what I exactly said in my posts, just finding for that segment did not help... i tried current project as well as current document...

i know i didnt explain my problem very clearly, but i guess now you have an idea

but dont worry too much about it. all I was doing is looking at a very interesting c# sample, and I wanted to compile and run it.... but it's alright
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LOL

that's what I exactly said in my posts, just finding for that segment did not help... i tried current project as well as current document...

i know i didnt explain my problem very clearly, but i guess now you have an idea

but dont worry too much about it. all I was doing is looking at a very interesting c# sample, and I wanted to compile and run it.... but it's alright
I know what you said, you said you tried it on "Project", I told you to do it on "Solution", there are the following items in the dropdown "Current Document", "All open documents", "current project", "entire solution", "current block"

now you said you had tried "project" and "current document", I said to try "entire solution", this searches all projects in the whole solution, not just the one you are currently looking in.
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