PC Icon Editor 3.5
EDIT WINDOWS ICONS AND ICON LIBRARY FILES.
PC Icon Editor is a powerful tool designed to Create, Edit, and Manage Windows icons, cursors, and Icon Library files. Create Windows icon from digital photos and images. Export icons to bitmap file with ability to define transparency color.
Also able to EXTRACT Windows icons from inside of EXE, DLL, DRV, SCR, and ICO files on your computer and save them into ICO and Icon Library file. The application has wizard and command line interfaces, it can completely support XP and Vista icons.
Makes wonderful icons by using more than 12 filtering effects (Blur, Rotate, Sharpen, Soften, Colorize, Drop
Shadow...). Supports all standard icon sizes from 16x16 until 128x128 and and custom sizes. Predefined Color
Palettes: Windows, Grayscale, Spectrum, Windows XP, 16 Colors, Web and Optimize. Built-in drop shadow effect
to create Windows XP compliant icons.
More than 13 drawing tools instruments (drawing Line, Rectangle, Ellipse or adding Text...) , Five styles to Brush:
Very Fine, Fine, Medium, Large and Extra Large, Three styles to Color Fill: Every Pixel, Even Pixels and Odd Pixels.
Everything you see on your desktop or in the Start menu can be edited with PC Icon Editor.
What is new in 3.5 software version? - Application installer improved;. What is expected in the future? Newly-made PC Icon Editor 3.6 be downloaded from current page, we also looking forward to unconfirmed 3.7 release build. You may download PCiconEditorSetup.exe directly, estimated download time by ADSL or EDGE [~1.8 Mbit/s] is 0:00:25. Just write the reviews of the PC Icon Editor. This shareware download was tested by DownloadRoute.com and received highest rating. Buy PC Icon Editor safely through the one software industry's premier registration commerce providers. System requirements are unspecified. Program has been scanned and verified by the several antivirus and anti-spyware applications and PC Icon Editor found to be clean. The following languages are supported by PC Icon Editor: English.
