George,

One thing that Bernies' TWM does in it's generated code is to include  
the following function which it calls at initialization:

local fn KillUnwantedFBResources
kill resources "DITL",1,"ALRT",1
kill resources "ALRT",2,"DITL",2
kill resources "ALRT",3,"DITL",3
kill resources "ALRT",4,"DITL",4
kill resources "DLGX",5,"ALRT",5,"DITL",5,"ictb",5,"actb",5
kill resources "ALRT",6,"DITL",6,"DLGX",6
kill resources "WDEF",8,"CDEF",8,"MDEF",8
kill resources "STR ",126,"ALRT",126,"DITL",126,"DLGX",126
kill resources "actb",128
//kill resources  
"ICN#",129,"ic#s",129,"ics4",129,"ics8",129,"ic14",129,"ic18",129,"WIND" 
,129,"wctb",129,"ALRT",129
kill resources  
"ICN#",130,"ic#s",130,"ics4",130,"ics8",130,"ic14",130,"ic18",130,"ALRT" 
,130,"DLGX",130
kill resources "ALRT",132
kill resources "DITL",150,"ALRT",150
kill resources "DLGX",151
kill resources "dctb",250,"DLOG",250,"ictb",250,"DITL",250,"DLGX",250
kill resources "actb",30333,"DLGX",30333,"ictb",30333
kill resources "PICT",30333,"ALRT",30333,"DITL",30333
end fn

He has some of the icon resources killed and the statement for the  
others commented out, but I suppose you can change this to suite your  
needs.

On Aug 21, 2004, at 7:02 AM, George Beckman wrote:

> 2.  Can I kill it?  I love the leaf when I am running the editor, but  
> when my customers install my app, I want them to see the pretty blue  
> diamond Robert C made for me.   It is not the most ornate, because I  
> designed it in 1993, but I like it and I want to see it.   At this  
> point I would probably pay a hit man to kill the leaf icon..
>
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Scott Spencer
sj3@...