> Another option would be to directly use TBmp's inline, such as 
> big_icon_inline=\000\040\000\040\000\004\000\..
> small_icon_inline=\000\017\000\011\000\...
> and then just add an extra "if" condition after the 
> "get_icon" function in PQAAppInfo.py of the 
> Python parser to check to see if there is a value for 
> big_icon_inline. If there is, use the 
> big_icon_inline value, else use the default icon.
> 
> Any others want to weigh in their thoughts during the design stage? 

Sure, what the hell.  ;)

Perhaps we could have something in the .ini file that looked
more like the icon itself?  Something in the pbitm format from
pilrc?

I envision something like this:
big_icon_inline: << END
------------#######-------------
----------###########-----------
---------#############----------
--------###############---------
-------#################--------
------###################-------
------###################-------
-----#####################------
-----#####################------
-----#####################------
-----#####################------
-----#####################------
-----#####################------
-----#####################------
------###################-------
------###################-------
-------#################--------
--------###############---------
---------#############----------
----------###########-----------
------------#######-------------
--------------------------------
--------------------------------
--------------------------------
--------------------------------
--------------------------------
--------------------------------
--------------------------------
--------------------------------
--------------------------------
--------------------------------
--------------------------------
END

(The "<< END" and "END" are just there because I don't
 know how to do multi-line attributes in .ini files.)

It should be fairly obvious to even a Windows user what
the icon that that picture generates will look like. ( ;) )

Later,
Blake.

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