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From: fine@gondor.psu.edu (Steve Fine)
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Subject: Re: Request for icon generation sw
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Date: Sun, 11-Oct-87 12:19:38 EDT
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In article <241@dbase.UUCP> drc@dbase.UUCP (Dennis Cohen) writes:
>What I would recommend is to do what I do when I need to generate icons.  I
>create them in SuperPaint (or FullPaint or MacPaint) and use the IconMaker DA
>that has been posted to a number of services including this one in the past.
>This allows you to "block off" a 32x32 portion of the screen and save that as
>an ICON.  If you want the hex representation, use ResTools 2.0 (recently posted
>here) to decompile it.

Icon Maker, which I wrote and distributed as shareware, can create hex
representations also.  To learn how press "h" while the accessory is
running.

If you use Icon Maker I recommend that you use version 2.1.  This
version is much more useful than the 1.x versions and fixes a bug 
that was in version 2.0.

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