@Ant
Sounds like the icon is a tool icon and there is no accompanying file (same spelling just minus the .info) that shares the same name. ie
game
game.info
game being the games executable
search the game directory and evaluate the situation
[Now I've reread your post perhaps it is a project icon and it is looking for c:IconX or similair which perhaps does not exist in an OS4 C directory (if it does then the path to the executable could be wrong), I do not know off hand what the alternative is (I am at work on a stupid pc) - select icon image on workbench once with click of left mouse button and release (it should stay highlighted) and then hold down the right button and select information from top menu to see what its looking to use]
edit:
If you still have no joy could you possible use a shell to cd to the directory
cd "dh1:games/my games/shooter" (for example, your path will be different)
notice above since there is a space in one of the directories I enclose the directive in quotes, if there is no spaces in any location you do not need the quotes but it is good to know for later reference
then type
list > ram:output.txt
then I suppose use notepad to open the file now in ram and cut it out and paste it into a new post in this thread so we can see what's there?
Edited by Slayer on 2009/5/21 21:44:28