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Hi, Al ~
It is not much trouble at all, as said above, depending on how savvy you are. It would look much more prominent to have your logo on top rather than coexisting with and beneath a lowly generic icon. 
You guys have WAY too much time on your hands. But thanks for sharing.
Love that Resource Hacker! It let me resize a few dialog boxes that were hiding some buttons with the screen resolution and dpi settings that I prefer. I was able to use them before by tabbing to the hidden buttons, if needed. but it’s simpler now that they’re visible. 
Wish something similar had been around in the early days when the only recourse was a hex editor to hack the object code directly, or (for small programs) use a decompiler to create assembler source that could be recompiled once hacked.
You (carefully) use the utility Bruce referred to in post 247611. And if that doesn’t get you into enough trouble, you can stretch the envelope even further with [Virtual Plastic]. 
UUUUhhh….Tim (& Ken)….I really knew I shouldn’t have gone there! Some people like to mod their cases, I like to mod the shell. There are so many very slick ways to customize your environment….I will never get anything done…. 
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