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Subject: Icon Tools 1.2
Icon Tools 1.2 - shareware $15
Information and downloads: http://www.riccisoft.com/icontools/
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Contact address: mailto:support@riccisoft.com
Icon Tools, a CNET/Download.com Top Pick and Most Popular item, is an
extremely innovative tool which lets users personalize their desktops by
modifying any icon in many creative ways.
With a single click (actually, a control-click), Icon Tools can rotate,
flip, reduce, or apply special effects to file, folder and disk icons.
New in version 1.2 is the possibility to create thumbnail preview icons
for pictures and movies of any kind. Icons' images can now be saved as
pictures. Icons can be anti-aliased when minimized. When making
Folder/Disk/CD icons, the small icon is now modified too.
Breaking the barriers of the Finder's labels, Icon Tools provides a
unique Icon Stamps feature: instantly mark your documents and applications
with tags, symbols, markers, labels, widgets of any kind - more than a
hundred are included in the package, but you can make your own stamps too!
Even on crowded hard disks and cluttered desktops, Icon Tools will let
you identify important files at a glance. Mark documents to be printed with
a small printer stamp, files to be e-mailed with an e-mail symbol, tear
apart the icons of obsolete documents... the possibilities are endless.
Icon Tools also lets users easily add Icon Frames to any existing icon.
Adding backgrounds or making folder and disk icons for your favorite
applications is easier than ever. Included are frames for making custom
CD-ROM or Zip disk icons with no effort!
Icon Tools is a $15 shareware Contextual Menu Manager plug-in for Mac OS 8.
"Icon Tools is the quick and easy way to copy, paste, and jazz up your
icons." - Download.com
"Icon Tools is really pretty exceptional. We've seen a bunch of
icon-editing utilities over the years, but never before have we seen so
much icon-hacking power crammed into such a minimalist interface."
- MacAddict