That must be it then.
It must be looking for a larger icon like 20x20 but we don't have one.
Topic: "SetIcons(): icon bundle doesn't contain any suitable icon" (Read 9736 times)
Also using 120 DPI here. Same bit depth and resolution as the previous user as well.
in 120DPI mode.
What is "120DPI mode"? Is that an actual setting somewhere? Sounds like an obscure enough candidate. I suppose it needs twice the resolution icon to fill the size of the upper left corner icon. Only one size is provided.in 120DPI mode.
What is "120DPI mode"? Is that an actual setting somewhere? Sounds like an obscure enough candidate. I suppose it needs twice the resolution icon to fill the size of the upper left corner icon. Only one size is provided.
Also happens here - Windows XP, 32-bit color depth, 1680x1050 LCD screen in 120DPI mode. Perhaps the use of an unusual DPI is breaking it?
That's surprising that we've never heard of that before now.
Maybe you're the first person to ever run it on Vista
I have to guess it has something to do with your display color depth selection. e.g. 8-bit, 16-bit, 24-bit, 32-bit, what is it? Do you have a weird video card, display setup or running it on a tablet or mobile or something?
Maybe you're the first person to ever run it on Vista
I have to guess it has something to do with your display color depth selection. e.g. 8-bit, 16-bit, 24-bit, 32-bit, what is it? Do you have a weird video card, display setup or running it on a tablet or mobile or something?
In Windows, when opening the "Send Coins" or the "Your Receiving Addresses", I get the following message.
Clicking Cancel allows me to make it go away, and everything still works fine, but it is still a bit annoying.
I am running BitCoin 0.3.0 on Windowx Vista SP2 x64.
Clicking Cancel allows me to make it go away, and everything still works fine, but it is still a bit annoying.
I am running BitCoin 0.3.0 on Windowx Vista SP2 x64.
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