On Thu, Aug 2, 2012 at 10:44 AM, Oliver-Rainer Wittmann <orwittm...@googlemail.com> wrote: > Hi > > > On 02.08.2012 16:23, imacat wrote: >> >> On 01.08.02 07:31pm, Jürgen Schmidt said: >>> >>> On 8/2/12 12:58 PM, Jürgen Schmidt wrote: >>>> >>>> On 8/2/12 12:46 PM, Jürgen Schmidt wrote: >>>>> >>>>> On 8/2/12 12:24 PM, Dave Fisher wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> On Aug 2, 2012, at 2:15 AM, Jürgen Schmidt wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>>> Hi, >>>>>>> >>>>>>> imacat found a problem with the base application icon on windows. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> I can verify this issue with the latest version based on r1367911 >>>>>>> when I >>>>>>> do a clean fresh installation, no upgrade. If you run an upgrade >>>>>>> installation you don't see this problem and the icon is ok. >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> You have the answer to the question I asked imacat just now. >>>>>> >>>>>> BTW - did you notice that the Draw icon was also missing in her >>>>>> screenshot? >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> no, I haven't noticed this, I was focused on the base icon ;-) >>>> >>>> >>>> and I know why I haven't noticed it, I have checked it again on my >>>> Windows machine and the only icon that is missing is that from Base ;-) >>>> >>>> I hate such problems... >>> >>> >>> I am still have no real idea what going wrong and I am rebuilding >>> currently the same version to ensure that it is no build problem (but I >>> hope it is :-)). >>> >>> As I mentioned earlier when you watch the properties, you will see the >>> correct icon. When you now click on change icon and double click the >>> icon (which is the only available icon in sbase.exe) and apply the >>> change everything is ok in the Start Menu. >>> >>> Even a restart of windows after the installation won't help. >>> >>> I am no expert but I would guess that the icon in the Start Menu is >>> extracted from the exe where it seems to be ok. >> >> >> Thanks, Jürgen. I think this issue is serious in that: It drew my >> attention not from the inside of the start menu, but from the recent >> applications shortcuts of the start menu. See the attached picture. >> Windows 7 puts the first shortcut of the most recent installed >> application, at the recent application shortcuts of the start menu. It >> is very large and obvious when user wants to run anything in Windows 7. >> >> A detaled explanation of my case: I first upgraded from 3.4.0 to >> 3.4.1, and found this problem (alone with Draw). Then I removed the >> previous version and did a clean install, and this problem still exists >> (alone with Draw). >> >> I layed the icons a bit. It seems that the Base shortcut only have >> problem when the icon is read from sbase.exe. The shortcut icon of >> Base.lnk is fine if it is from scalc.exe, sdraw.exe or anything else. >> The same goes for Draw.lnk: It only has problem when points to >> sdraw.exe, but not the others (sbase.exe, smath.exe, etc.) Any other >> shortcuts (even those created by hand) work fine for both sbase.exe and >> sdraw.exe. >> >> So I suppose the problem lies in the shortcut files Base.lnk and >> Draw.lnk. How do we create these two files? Shall we create them again? >> > > I did the following: > - Window7 Professional, OOo 3.3 installed. > --> install AOO 3.4.1, r1367911 > --> icons are visible > > - Window7 Home Premium in VM, clean installation. > --> install AOO 3.4.1, r1367911 > --> icons are visible > > Thus, I can not reproduce the "missing icon" defect in the above scenarios. > > I will perform the following use case: > - Windows7 Home Premium in VM, clean installation. > - install AOO 3.4 > --> install AOO 3.4.1, r1367911 > > Stay tuned for the result. >
Could it be an issue specifically with the zh-TW build? -Rob > Best regards, Oliver.
