How to change the icon of a file association in command line

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I know the command to change the file association is "assoc",but how can i
change the icon?
 
In said:
I know the command to change the file association is "assoc",but
how can i change the icon?
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Perhaps,
D:\temp3>assoc .log
..log=txtfile

reg.exe add "HKCR\txtfile\defaulticon" /ve /d "c:\somewhere\Mynpad.ico" /f

Icon resource may be an icon file or and executable (.exe, .dll)
with a index number as in
C:\winnt\notepad.exe,0

REG.EXE is either installed or can be installed with the "Support
Tools". (for W2K/XP/2K3)


There may be other CLI methods to do this.
 
Thanks a million,though I had known this method
But,are there any other better ideas?
 
In said:
Thanks a million,though I had known this method
But,are there any other better ideas?
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Great. I hope to read some of them!

Have you also ruled out generating a REG file and importing from the
CLI then?

What (generally) are you looking for? VBS script? Command-line tool
such as the hypothetical:
SetIco.exe ext icopath

Cheers
 
Hi,Mark.Yes,i'm looking for a command-line tool.It seems that there's no
such tool in windows.


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Heelen Diyond...
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