posted 12 years ago
I have searched for this and have come to the conclusion that the operating system sets the default icon image for JAR files. I see that you can use JSmooth and other programs to help you do this or put a wrapper over the file. I have found that you can also create a shortcut and put an icon image over the shortcut. Is there any way to directly put an icon image on the JAR file without using additional programs? Lastly, I heard you can put an icon image on the JAR file by using a batch script. If this is true, how do you do it?
Thanks,
John Price aka cc11rocks
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