B4J Question How to replace "OpenJDK Platform binary" menu item displayed in Windows taskbar with actual B4J application EXE name?

Sometimes you need to restart your PC to get it to pick up the change.

I wasn't able to change this string. Note that resource hacker is a bit confusing. You need to click on the Play button to apply the changes.

I think that this string comes from somewhere else, though I haven't tried to restart the PC after this change.

Thanks Erel. Note sure if pressing the Play ( |> ) button or the laptop restart I performed did the trick, but my RH-edited application name now displays in place of the undesired default.

However, when I start my application from its shortcut which I pinned to the taskbar, a second application icon displays in the taskbar (vs. getting the shaded box and underscore for the originally pinned icon). Further, if I pin that second icon instance to the taskbar, a shortcut is created for it that tries to open the bin folder's EXE instead. Both behaviors are obviously undesirable too.

An important point: I use the B4J 'Build Standalone Package' tool to build my application EXE, and then run its generated Inno Script Studio script file to build the application's installation setup.

The "real" executable is the one in the bin folder. The first executable is a small utility that launches the second (bin) executable with the correct configuration. The result is that if you create a shortcut to the running executable then it will not work (unless you modify its properties and set the arguments as needed).