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General information about icons
 What is an Icon?
Macintosh® vs Windows® icons
Introducing Windows Vista™ Icons
What is an Image Object?
Creating icons
Create Windows Vista™ Icons
Create Windows® XP Icons
Create an Icon from an Image File
Create illustration icons for websites 
Create an Icon from a Cursor File
Create an Icon from a GIF File
Create an Icon From a Web Image
Create an Icon from the Clipboard
Advanced icon creation
Create Windows Vista™ Icons
Use Image Objects to Create Icons
Create Icons Using Photoshop®
Templates
Create Your Own Photoshop®
Templates
Working with third-party applications
Use IconWorkshop with Adobe Photoshop®
Create Icons Using Photoshop®
Templates
Use IconWorkshop with Adobe Illustrator®
Use IconWorkshop with Corel PaintShopPro®
Use IconWorshop with Macromedia Freehand®
Customize Icons in Microsoft Office®
Use Windows Vista™ Icons in Software Projects |
Working with Image Strips
What is an Image Strip?
Create Icons for Toolbars using Image Strips
Working with Macintosh® icons
Convert a Macintosh® icon to Windows®
Convert a Windows® icon to Macintosh®
Transfer an Icon to a Macintosh® Computer
Use StuffIt® to Read Macinosh® Icons
Performing batch operations
Batch Create Icons From Images
Batch Convert Icons Between Macintosh®
and Windows®
Batch Create PNG Images from Icons
Batch Merge Images
Changing the IconWorkshop™ interface
Change the Scale 1:1 window size
Change the Program User Interface
Change the Editor Drawing Area Aspect
Miscellaneous
Create a Web-optimized GIF image
Modify Icons Included in Program Files
Create a Snapshot of your Icons
Add a Favorite Icon to Your Web Site
Create various color versions of icons
Create images with Transparency
Compile Icon Libraries for distribution
Search Icons on your Computer
Compile Icon Libraries for distribution |
