IconCool Manager is the utility in the IconCool suite that does
everything but editing. It's designed to organize and sort massive
numbers of icons through the use of categories and trees, and lets
you convert them between multiple file formats. You can also change
the size of icons, if you wish.
It's difficult to say how this utility is needed over, say,
judicious use of the native Windows XP or Windows Vista folders for
organization and any image editor for resizing. Those that are
really into icon creation and modification on a large scale,
though, will appreciate a program dedicated to this task.
Extracting icons from another program is a simple matter. I don't
like how, after extraction, navigating away from that program also
removes all the selected icons from the window. In other words, you
can't select a few icons and keep them on the screen while you
navigate elsewhere.
IconCool Manager can also connect with any icon editor you
choose--not just those made by vendor Newera's IconCool products.
That's a nifty feature for those that would rather use an image
editor that they're already familiar with.
Note: This is a 30-day demo version. Upgrading provides
access to 1300 free sample icons. The vendor did not give details
of any other differences.
--Steve Horton
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IconCool Manager
- Version: 5.30.81215
- Downloads Count: 293
- License Type: Shareware
- Price: $36
- Date Added: Dec 22, 2008
- Operating Systems: Microsoft Windows XP
- Requirements: 64MB Ram or more
- File Size: 10.448 MB
- Author: wang peibing
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