This example includes, on its "VBCE_Icons Module", the minimum number
of functions necessary to build a VBCE application that will have
2 Forms with separate Icons on the Taskbar.

As you can check on the sources, the only two actions to perform 
are the following:

	1 - Set the global name of the icon resource DLL when the
	    application starts.

	2 - Include a call to function "SetFormIcon" on each 
	    "Sub Form_Load()".

Three separate projects for H/PC, H/PC-Pro, and P/PC have been built
using the same set of forms and module so that we can use the VBCE
"Application Install Wizard" for each one of those types of devices.

The "VBCE Icons Tool" available at: 

			http://www.commedia.pt/ce

has been used, not only to build this icon DLL, but also to assign an
icon to the program itself. 


HOW TO ASSIGN AN ICON TO AN APPLICATION:

These are the actions required to build a "Setup sub-directory" and also
to associate an icon to the application:

	1 - Write the VBCE application (already done at the example)

	2 - "Make" the "executable" (.vb script file: also done)

	3 - Call VBCE "Application Install Wizard"  - available as
	    a separate program on the "CE Toolkit for VB 6.0" - and 
	    fill all the required fields. 

	    On Step 5, select the processors (targets) you wish to 
	    support (but be aware that the MIPS 3000 and MIPS 4000, both 
	    use the same id on the installation process being, therefore, 
	    indistinguishable. However, Microsoft says that MIPS 3000 
	    binaries will run on both).

	    On Step 7, uncheck the "Include Device Runtime" in Cab file"
	    (for VBCE) if you already have those files in your device.

	    Finally, press "Create Install" on Step 9.

	    Wait until the process finishes. On the directory specified
	    on Step 4, you will see a number of sub-directories. If
	    you run "Setup.exe" on the "CD1" sub-directory, the program
	    will be installed with no icons.

	4 - Call the "VBCE Icons Tool". Press "Add" and select the two
	    .ico files provided with the example. Ensure that "Smile.ico"
	    is the first on the list.

	    Select "Options=>Create & Change VB6 Setup Files" on the
	    menu. The build button will change its caption to "Build DLL
	    (for Setup)". Press this button.

	    Then "VBCE Icons Tool" will ask you for the name of the 
	    output DLL:
 
		- should be "vbceIcons.dll" at the example (see source)

	    and the directory should be the same specified on Step 4 of 
	    the "Application Install Wizard"

	    You may see some messages depending on whether this is the
	    first time you run through this procedure and/or you are using
	    an unregistered version of ""VBCE Icons Tool"".

	    After finishing, everything required to install the program will
	    still be left at the "CD1" sub-directory. 


Enjoy,
ComMEDIA, Lda.
http://www.commedia.pt/ce