Hmm. My first response is that no it wouldn't be the job of the installer because we're talking about files that are generated by the app after the app has been installed and used by the user, and on an ongoing basis.
My second response is, drats.
It sounds like there would need to be a new command which, behind the scenes, did it individually different on each platform.
I guess one way to do it might be that you could create a dummy file with such an icon (just a text file for example), on each of the three platforms. Then set up the icon to automatically load the app. Then save those icons to a file and include it with the app. Then when the app creates a file, offload the icon?
Maybe I'll have to rethink this. Thanks.
My second response is, drats.
It sounds like there would need to be a new command which, behind the scenes, did it individually different on each platform.
I guess one way to do it might be that you could create a dummy file with such an icon (just a text file for example), on each of the three platforms. Then set up the icon to automatically load the app. Then save those icons to a file and include it with the app. Then when the app creates a file, offload the icon?
Maybe I'll have to rethink this. Thanks.