Re: Maarten, I am still having trouble

On Thu, 28 Dec 2006 19:23:17 GMT, "charles" <instrulab@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

It shows the default one that is a blue ball with a torch on it
charles

Ok, rebuild the App in another directory, then go for full compile.

This sounds like something simple
- and simple things are hard to track down.


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