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IconEdit2 is a TrueColor Icon Editor for Windows 98/ME/NT4/200x/XP and Vista. It supports ICO, ICL, NIL, EXE, DLL, GIF, TIFF, BMP, JPEG and PNG files for open/extract/convert to icons. Can save your work as TrueColor, 256-color or 16 color ICO (up to 128x128 pixels), as well as GIF, TIFF, BMP, JPEG or PNG files. Allows you to paint, undo/redo, search for icons in your files and capture screen areas. Contains several sample icons. -
Picture To Icon converts images or any part on your screen into icons, resizes the icon and extracts icons from libraries. With Picture To Icon you make nice Windows icons of your pictures and digital photos quickly and easily. It converts BMP, JPEG, GIF, CUR, WMF, PNG formats into any sizes Windows icons. Capture any part on screen and convert it to icon or BMP file. You can resize icon form 1x1 icon to 240x240 icon. Extract icon from exe file. -
ScreenShot2File includes the following main features: high speed; low system requirements; small executable size; doesn't waste desktop; makes shots of active window and entire screen; text watermark; supports 5 graphic file formats (JPEG, PNG, GIF, TIFF, BMP); selectable color depth; customizable shortcuts; filename generator; easy to use. -
ImageBox - your friends and colleagues will appreciate it! It creates a slide show of your photos, images and music as stand alone EXE. Do you find it difficult to share your photos with your friends? How wonderful it would be if you could come to your friend, insert a disk and enjoy your photos accompanied with the proper music. And all this not depending on the type of your friend's pc and the viewers it has on. -
Stardust Wallpaper Packager 2003 easily converts images into self-installing wallpaper files. Just double-click a wallpaper package that you've created, and your image is instantly applied as the Windows desktop background! Select any JPEG, JPEG2000, GIF, PNG, or BMP image, and Wallpaper Packager will create a copy of your image in Windows wallpaper format, then package it into a self-extracting executable.