Your using quite an old version of SDC there. Can you try upgrading to the latest version and see if that fixes the problem? You can grab the latest version of SDC from: http://sdc.stardock.com/sdcentral_setup.exe When you get it installed you should be prompted to upgrade to the latest version.
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Can you please email over the installation log file to bharper@stardock.com It should be located at: C:\Program Files\Stardock\SDCentral\Installed\gc2.log
Simply changing the association will not change the application icon. Certain associations also use their own icon handler which stops you from changing the icon explorer uses. I cant remember offhand if Photoshop is like this, but if the icon isnt changing then chances are its Photoshot keeping control of that icon.
Has the issue now been resolved?
Are you sure this is for IconPackager? Specifically when are you getting this error?
The problem has been fixed internally, thanks for reporting it.
What version and build (check Help > About) of SDC are you using to download and install IP? Please be sure you are using the latest version as SDC now installs the required runtime files first, before then installing the main application.
Qabal, Brother Erryn, and balgy, can you please email the GC2 installation log file over to me directly at bharper@stardock.com You can find the log file in: C:\Program Files\Stardock\SDCentral\Installed\gc2.log
neophile, are you talking about the File Open/Save dialogs? If so explorer does not properly change these icons. You need to enable the Repair shell icons feature within IconPackager from the Tools menu, and then your icons should get changed.
Crispy mouse, have you had any other problems downloading and installing games from SDC? What kind of internet connection do you have?
belugawhale, please try the installation again and see if ithe problem happens again.
Adragal, have you tried downloading and installing any of the other modules? What download speeds do you get for those?
Pleas email the installation log file to bharper@stardock.com .
The save package feature doesnt yet support the inclusion of subpackages when saving. This issue will be addressed for the next update. For the time being, simply package your theme manually using winzip. When you have your zip created, just rename its extension to .ip and you should be good to go. If you need any more help on manually zipping it just let me know, as long as you keep your subpackages directory structure you should be fine.
Jakanca, is it your home computer or office that is asking you to downgrade to version 0.81?
What exactly is Steam? The shareware version you have downloaded does not include any of the iprepair features which means there is nothing loaded in memory for IconPackager to work.
Iconpackager currently only supports the classic control panel icons. We hope that future versions will include the category view also.
Sir Green Armani , any chance you still have those themes from your existing install? Sounds like one of them has issues and was crashing IP.
Sir Green Armani , please try temporarily moving all the files in your \Iconpackager\Themes dir to a temp directory. Then try loading IconPackager. Does that now work?
Have you tried leaving the window for a little time? It could be that the shell extension is searching for something and isnt returning.
If you have IconPackager installed can you please try updating to the latest version 3.10.100. Please let me know if that fixes the problem.
What version of IconPackager is being used for those having the problem?
Can you please try updating to the latest beta of IconPackager 3.09d[b].002 and see if the problem has been resolved. Thanks.
So uninstalling IconPackager 3.0 and installing 2.5 still gives you this error?
Hi there, an updated fix for IconExplorer will be included in the next available update to IconPackager which of course will be avialable on Stardock Central Brian