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-==== Using uploaded images ====
-The images that you upload with the Wifi IDE get saved inside the folder of your current AdroidScript program, in the folder "Img".
-So for example to access an image called "MyImage.png" that you uploaded to the Images folder you should use the code:
-<code>imgMyImage = app.CreateImage( "Img/MyImage.png" );</code>
-==== App Icon ====
-If the image has exactly the same name as the app, it will be used as the app icon
-e.g. if your script is called “MyApp” the icon should be “MyApp.png”.
-That's the same whether your app is a .js or .html based app.
-(Chris Hopkin on Google Group...)
-If you want to change your App icon, you will need to copy a .png image file to your App's Img assets folder. The name of the image file should be the same as your App name, e.g.
-/sdcard/DroidScript/MyApp/Img/MyApp.png
-The easiest way to do this is from the assets tab in the Wifi IDE -
-http://wiki.droidscript.me.uk/doku.php?id=getting_started:wifi_ide#using_uploaded_images
-(Steve Garman on Google Group...)
-DroidScript needs to make versions of your launcher icon in several sizes.
-http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12768128/android-launcher-icon-size
-I recommend including a png 192 pixels square so it will scale well.
-You will also need a version 512 px square if to upload to Google Play, if relevant.
-You might be interested in these guidlines as well
-http://android-developers.blogspot.co.uk/2013/07/making-beautiful-android-app-icons.html?m=1

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