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The icon for ScratchProject.sb icon is the Shell32.dll,1 icon for all the projects, I checked the registry HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Scratch Project\DefaultIcon and the value is C:\Program Files\Scratch\Icons\project.ico,0 which C:\Program Files\Scratch\Icons\project.ico,0 is not a directory that exist.
Thanks.
Last edited by Scratch412 (2009-12-05 05:33:03)
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fg123 wrote:
The cat icon? It's the default icon for scratch's window and the icon in taskbar etc.
Yeah, the project icon isn't the Scratch Cat icon.
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Anybody else seeing this issue? It's the first I've heard of it.
I assume that you are working with Scratch 1.4 on Windows 7?
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Paddle2See wrote:
Anybody else seeing this issue? It's the first I've heard of it.
I assume that you are working with Scratch 1.4 on Windows 7?
Yeah, I am running it on Windows 7 Home Premium 32Bit
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Paddle2See wrote:
Anybody else seeing this issue? It's the first I've heard of it.
I assume that you are working with Scratch 1.4 on Windows 7?
Happens on Vista with me. Maybe MIT forgot to package the .ico file?
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ThePCKid wrote:
Paddle2See wrote:
Anybody else seeing this issue? It's the first I've heard of it.
I assume that you are working with Scratch 1.4 on Windows 7?Happens on Vista with me. Maybe MIT forgot to package the .ico file?
Yeah, so it would be a great help if MIT Scratch could allow download for C:\Program Files\Scratch\Icons\project.ico,0
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Sometimes I get this issue, sometimes after a clean install of Scratch it works right, sometimes it doesn't.
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gershmer wrote:
Sometimes I get this issue, sometimes after a clean install of Scratch it works right, sometimes it doesn't.
http://gershmer.net/filetypes.png
Nope, I reinstalled Scratch and even formated my computer.
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gershmer wrote:
Sometimes I get this issue, sometimes after a clean install of Scratch it works right, sometimes it doesn't.
http://gershmer.net/filetypes.png
Nope, I reinstalled Scratch and even formated my computer.
I think they just forgot to add C:\Program Files\Scratch\Icons\project.ico,0 file to the installer.
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OK. Try this:
Go to Control Panel,
Click on Folder Options
Go to File Types
See if there is a sb extension called Scratch Project,
if yes, see the icon, if not cat, change to cat
if no, add a sb Scratch project extension with the cat icon
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fg123 wrote:
OK. Try this:
Go to Control Panel,
Click on Folder Options
Go to File Types
See if there is a sb extension called Scratch Project,
if yes, see the icon, if not cat, change to cat
if no, add a sb Scratch project extension with the cat icon
Nope. I will try installing Scratch 1.2.2 and copy the ico to the directory of 1.4.
Last edited by Scratch412 (2009-12-05 18:27:43)
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Hi, all.
The installer needs to make several Windows registry entries to associate icons with Scratch project and sprite files. To do that, it needs system administrator privileges.
If you are not an administrator, the Scratch installer will prompt you for the administrator password during installation. The installer will still install Scratch if you do not have administrator privileges, but it can't make the necessary registry entries. This sounds like the problem some of you are seeing.
It's possible that supplying the administrator password during the installation process does not under Vista and/or Windows 7. (It does work under Windows XP.) Try logging in as the system admin BEFORE running the Scratch installer.
Good luck!
-- John (for the Scratch Team)
Last edited by johnm (2009-12-07 07:27:33)
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johnm wrote:
Hi, all.
The installer needs to make several Windows registry entries to associate icons with Scratch project and sprite files. To do that, it needs system administrator privileges.
If you are not an administrator, the Scratch installer will prompt you for the administrator password during installation. The installer will still install Scratch if you do not have administrator privileges, but it can't make the necessary registry entries. This sounds like the problem some of you are seeing.
It's possible that supplying the administrator password during the installation process does not under Vista and/or Windows 7. (It does work under Windows XP.) Try logging in as the system admin BEFORE running the Scratch installer.
Good luck!
-- John (for the Scratch Team)
I have admin privs, and sometimes I still get the icon problem. I am on WinXP if that matters.
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johnm wrote:
Hi, all.
The installer needs to make several Windows registry entries to associate icons with Scratch project and sprite files. To do that, it needs system administrator privileges.
If you are not an administrator, the Scratch installer will prompt you for the administrator password during installation. The installer will still install Scratch if you do not have administrator privileges, but it can't make the necessary registry entries. This sounds like the problem some of you are seeing.
It's possible that supplying the administrator password during the installation process does not under Vista and/or Windows 7. (It does work under Windows XP.) Try logging in as the system admin BEFORE running the Scratch installer.
Good luck!
-- John (for the Scratch Team)
I am the system admin with no password. I'm running Windows Vista (I NEED Windows 7!)
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johnm wrote:
Hi, all.
The installer needs to make several Windows registry entries to associate icons with Scratch project and sprite files. To do that, it needs system administrator privileges.
If you are not an administrator, the Scratch installer will prompt you for the administrator password during installation. The installer will still install Scratch if you do not have administrator privileges, but it can't make the necessary registry entries. This sounds like the problem some of you are seeing.
It's possible that supplying the administrator password during the installation process does not under Vista and/or Windows 7. (It does work under Windows XP.) Try logging in as the system admin BEFORE running the Scratch installer.
Good luck!
-- John (for the Scratch Team)
Hi John, the admin privileges will only be needed on Vista and 7 XP does not matter. But if you follow the previous post the instructions should work.
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The Scratch need to extract a Scratch icon to %installdirectory%\Scratch\Icons\scratch.ico,1
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Scratch412 wrote:
The Scratch need to extract a Scratch icon to %installdirectory%\Scratch\Icons\scratch.ico,1
Thanks for trying to help out, but keep in mind that this topic is pretty old - if you want to help out, why not post in a newer topic?
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Are you always opening your projects w/ scratch, or do you open them with an aplication that shares the file image as well?
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Both Scratch and MS Small Basic share the same *.sb extension, but opening the files directly opens them in Scratch, since it's set as the default program for that extension. No Scratch icon though.
WindozeNT
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The icon directory is missing in the Scratch folder! Time to make my own set of icons!
WindozeNT
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Scratch412 wrote:
Paddle2See wrote:
Anybody else seeing this issue? It's the first I've heard of it.
I assume that you are working with Scratch 1.4 on Windows 7?Yeah, I am running it on Windows 7 Home Premium 32Bit
I have Scratch 1.4 running on Windows 7 Starter, so I don't get the glitch on my computer. I have no idea why the glitch is happening, though, since I havn't had this glitch...
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The latest Scratch installer automatically prompts for admin privileges on Windows Vista and 7, and I am the system admin, and I still get this bug. It's happened to me since I first installed Scratch (1.3.1) on an XP computer. I would change the icon on my current Win7 laptop with Scratch 1.4 on it, but Win7 doesn't seem to have the feature for creating custom menus/icons for file types like XP did.
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