* Quoting Mark Kimes, wrote in a message to aaron smith:

Hello Mark Kimes,

 as>  hptrIcon = WinLoadPointer(hwndFrame,0L,ID_MYICON);

 MK>  if(!hptrIcon)      /* this will point out your problem */
 MK>    DosBeep(50,100);

 as>  WinSendMsg(hwndFrame,WM_SETICON,(MPARAM)hptrIcon,0);

 as>The icon changes to v which isn't the icon. 

 MK> hptrIcon = WinLoadPointer(HWND_DESKTOP,0,ID_MYICON);
 MK> WinSendMsg(hwndFrame,WM_SETICON,MPFROMLONG(hptrIcon),MPVOID)
 MK> ; 

I shouldn't really admit this, but...:-) The Icon I was trying to load,
which loaded fine, had several icons defined for different
environments(screens sizes etc.). The above worked after I pulled my head
out. :-)

In addition, I like the error checking you've provided, thanks!

Learning a new environment is a pain, but I like what I've seen. Thanks
again for the help.

        Have Fun,
        Smitty

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