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AppGuy30 Code is Art Posts: 737 Reg: Oct 29, 2011 location unknow... 14,070	confirm \| cancel 07/06/12 08:07 PM (13 years ago) Android App Icon How can i change the android app icon in eclipse so i can have a trasnparent icon? -Jack Title Comments How can i change the android app icon in eclipse so i can have a trasnparent icon? -Jack

Sandeep Android Fan Posts: 1260 Reg: Feb 01, 2012 Miraj, India 25,250	07/06/12 08:45 PM (13 years ago) You can set the icon properties to transparent on the control panel of your buzztouch account. Go to the menu button screen---> Advanced Menu Properties---> Button Layout---> Button Background Color---> clear (You have to set the background color to "clear" this makes the background transparent and shows only the icon). Comments You can set the icon properties to transparent on the control panel of your buzztouch account. Go to the menu button screen---> Advanced Menu Properties---> Button Layout---> Button Background Color---> clear (You have to set the background color to "clear" this makes the background transparent and shows only the icon).

Worker73 Android Fan Posts: 419 Reg: Feb 06, 2012 Austria, Klagen... 4,490	07/07/12 02:25 AM (13 years ago) Just make the Icon as Png and insert it AFTER you downloaded the Source in the Folders res/drawable and in the other three drawable Folders with the diffrent Resolutions. Than open the Projekt in Eclipse and Export it. Works fine..... Comments Just make the Icon as Png and insert it AFTER you downloaded the Source in the Folders res/drawable and in the other three drawable Folders with the diffrent Resolutions. Than open the Projekt in Eclipse and Export it. Works fine.....

AppGuy30 Code is Art Posts: 737 Reg: Oct 29, 2011 location unknow... 14,070	07/07/12 07:33 AM (13 years ago) Thanks @woker73! Comments Thanks @woker73!

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