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# Contents:  256icons.dir/sds256ci.txt absicons.dir/readme.txt
#   folders.dir/read.me gamesico.dir/readme icns40.dir/psy_cons.txt
#   iconbw.dir/read_me.txt joeicons.dir/joeicons.txt
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#   os2icon7.dir/icolist.txt os2icon7.dir/iconread.me
#   os2icon8.dir/icolist.txt os2icon8.dir/iconread.me
#   os2sicon.dir/readme.txt sdsicons.dir/info.sds sysicons.dir/readme
#   wpsicons.dir/install.txt wpsicons.dir/readme.txt
# Wrapped by rick@digibd on Fri Oct 29 22:48:38 1993
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XThis is the second set of SDS Icons released from Stardock Systems.
X
XIt is a collection of original icons that were mostly inspired from
XSystem 7 of the Macintosh computer while others were taken from
Xpopular video games that are on some of our customer's machines.
X
XNote.  These will look "goofy" if you have less than 256 colors.
X
XA new device has been created for these icons: "Super VGA".  It
Xis a resolution specificed of 32x32 (for icons) on systems up to but
Xnot including 1024x768.  They have a pallette of up to 256 colors.
X
XSome of the more useful icons have 8514 devices and "Tiny" Devices
X(16x16).
X
XIf you experience any difficulties or have any comments please
Xleave them to our SDS Internet agent: Brad Wardell.  Internet address:
X
Xx90wardell@wmich.edu
X
X------------------------------------------------------------
X
XIf you like this set of icons, you may also like our enhanced VGA
Xset of icons "SDS Icons" which are icons with 16 colors in them but
Xhave customized palletes for each one (meaning they will probably not
Xlook good on non-256 color systems.
X
XStardock Systems is a Michigan based company that sells among other
Xthings, OS/2 based computer systems at unsually low prices.
X
X-------------------------------------------------------------
X
XComing soon:
X
XThe SDS OS/2 2.1 support guide. 
XA comprehensive guide to using and enhancing OS/2 2.1.
XFree to those with Internet access.  It is the summation of
XSDS's technical support experience with OS/2.  Has a method
Xto recover from virtually any crash.  From black screens on bootup
Xto screens with only the cursor on bootup.
X
XComing soon after OS/2 2.1 is OFFICIALLY released.
X
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XThis is a collection of 48 icons for OS/2 2.0.
XThe icons have a Mac like 3D look and are designed to look good on top of
Xalmost any background color.
X
XThe following icons are not originally of my own design:
X
X   FLDSYSTM.ICO    (Original was without 3D borders)
X   PALCOLOR.ICO    (Template that I used for all of the PAL*.ICO icons)
X   PALFONT.ICO
X   DRIVES.ICO
X
XThey came with the OS/2 icon package that inspired the creation of these
Xicons. I like to thank the author of these icons (I have lost the original
Xfile somehow and thus cannot pay credit where credit is due).
X
X
X
X   HOW TO REPLACE THE DEFAULT ICONS
X
XThere are several methods to replace the icon of a desktop object.
XThe following method is the one I use:
X
X1. Create a folder with the name 'Icons' and place it anywhere on the desktop
X   or inside another folder.
X
X2. Drag the icons to that folder.
X
X3. Select an object of which you want to change the icon.
X
X4. Open the Settings for that object and select 'General'.
X
X5. Press 'Find' button. Another window should open.
X
X6. Select 'Search all subfolders' radiobutton and press 'Find' button.
X   A list containing all icons should appear.
X
X7. Select the icon you want and press the 'OK' button. That 's it!
X
X
X
X   IMPLEMENTING A GARBAGE BAG (TRASH CAN)
X
X1. Create a folder on the desktop near the shredder and name it 'Garbage'.
X
X2. Change the icon of that folder to the supplied garbage bag icon.
X   (FLDTRASH.ICO)
X
X3. Change the object type to template by checkmarking the template
X   checkmark in the general settings.
X
X4. Pull out your own disposable garbage bag from the newly created template
X   and fill it with all kinds of garbage.
X
X5. If you want to dispose of the garbage just put it in the shredder and get
X   yourself a new garbagebag from the template.
X
X(To automatically get a new garbage bag without the system asking you to enter
X another name set in the System setup on the title page the radiobutton to
X 'Auto-rename object'.)
X
X
X
X   ICONS SUPPLIED IN THE PACKAGE
X
XATLANTIS.ICO Indiana Jones IV game     OS2WIN.ICO   Windowed OS/2 session
XCALC.ICO     Calculator                PALCNTRY.ICO Country setup
XCIV.ICO      Civilisation game         PALCOLOR.ICO Colo(u)r setup
XCOMMPRG.ICO  Communication program     PALFONT.ICO  Font setup
XDOSSCRN.ICO  Full screen DOS session   PALKEYBD.ICO Keyboard setup
XDOSWIN.ICO   Windowed DOS session      PALMIGR.ICO  Migrate applications
XDRIVES.ICO   Drives icon               PALMOUSE.ICO Mouse setup
XFLDADULT.ICO Adult GIF folder (The icon that nobody wants/needs!?)
XFLDDEFLT.ICO Default folder            PALSCHEM.ICO Scheme palette
XFLDGAME.ICO  Games folder              PALSOUND.ICO Sound setup
XFLDINFO.ICO  Information folder        PALSPOOL.ICO Print spooler (where are the General settings with this one??)
XFLCNETW.ICO  Network folder            PALSYSTM.ICO System setup
XFLDPRMT.ICO  Prompts folder            PALWINOS.ICO Winos2 setup
XFLCSETUP.ICO System setup folder       PRTAPLAS.ICO Apple Laserwriter II printer
XFLDSTART.ICO Startup folder            PRTLASER.ICO Generic laserprinter
XFLDSYSTM.ICO OS/2 system folder        PRTMATRX.ICO Matrix printer
XFLDTEMPL.ICO Templates folder          PSTYLER.ICO  Windows photostyler app.
XFLDTRASH.ICO Garbage bag               SHREDDER.ICO Shredder
XICONEDIT.ICO Icon editor               SYSCLOCK.ICO Clock
XMANINDEX.ICO Index book                SYSEDIT.ICO  Text editor
XMANREDBK.ICO Redbook                   WINSCRN.ICO  Winos2 full screen session
XMANUAL.ICO   Other manuals             WINSEAM.ICO  Winos2 progman in seamless
XMINIMWIN.ICO Minimized windows viewer  WINWORD.ICO  Word for windows
XOS2SCRN.ICO  Full screen OS/2 session  WOLF3D.ICO   Castle wolfenstein 3d
X                                       WOLF16C.ICO  16 color version of wolf3d
X
X
X
XAb Reitsma
X
Xemail: reitsma@edte.utwente.nl
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XFriday October 2, 1992
X
XOne of the major annoyances of the WPS is that the only color for a
Xfolder is this sickly yellowish color.  Well, I like my desktop
Xcolorful, so I created a bunch of colorful WPS icons.  (actually, I
Xjust took the one that comes with the WPS and colord it different
Xcolors)  You, being the fortunate person that you are, have
Xrecieved a copy of the exact same folders that I made by hand.  Be
Xthrilled, you've experienced one of the wonders of modern technology.
X
XWell, you might ask, "What do I have to do to change MY folders to
Xdifferent colors?"  Well, I'll give you a procedural description, in
Xother words, I'll tell you:
X
X1. Take the contents of this directory, and move it somewhere like
X   \OS2\ICONS (This is not a standard directory, you'll have to make one
X   if you don't have one) So, move everything that was in this zip-file
X   into that directory.
X
X2. Right-click on the folder who's color you want to change. Select
X   Open->Settings.
X
X3. Choose the "General" section of the notebook.  Click on Find.
X
X4. Click on Locate.
X
X5. Select the "Path" part of the "Locate" notebook.
X
X6. Type in the pathname of where your icons are.  In our example, you
X   should type "c:\os2\icons"
X
X7. Click on "Ok"
X
X8. Click on "Find" in the "Find" window.
X
X9. Wait for the disk.  When the window pops up, click on the icon that you want to change to, click on "Ok"
X
X10.  You're done.  Close the settings folder.
X
XNow, as an exercise for the REXX efficianato, I would really like to
Xsee someone write a REXX program that goes through all of this
Xautomatically, so you can just type the source and destination names,
Xor something really neat like that.  But, I don't know REXX very well,
Xso I'm not skilled enough to do this.  Hopw you enjoy your new colored
Xfolders.
X
XReport and Bugs, requests, or other info to:
X(I'm taking suggestions for OS/2 shareware/freeware programs right now!)
X
XStephen Lacy
X
XInternet:                            SnailMail:
X
Xsl31@andrew.cmu.edu                  Stephen Lacy 
Xslacy@maps.cs.cmu.edu                Box 549
Xsneef@cmu.edu                        5115 Margaret Morrison Street
Xcerulean@ws.cc.cmu.edu               Pittsburgh  PA, 15213
X
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XThese are a bunch of 256 color icons I've made up for various games I have.
XMost of them are from screen shots, with touching up.  A few, like the
Xlemmings and third courier icons, are mostly articstic talent :-)
X
XI run in 800x600x256, so these icons will probably not look good at other
Xresolutions, or fewer colors.  A few have 8514 icons too, but only a few.
X
XEnjoy!
X
XPaul Close
X
Xpdc@sgi.com
X...!{ames, decwrl, uunet}!sgi!pdc
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X
X-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
XRichard Lee                                      Psychotronic BBS: 919-286-4542
Xwolves.durham.nc.us!psybbs!rel				      1809 W Markham Av
Xrel%psybbs@wolves.durham.nc.us				      Durham, NC 27705
X1:3641/1@fidonet.org
X-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
X
XI'd be the last to claim the world needs another icon collection but as long
Xas I'd done these for my own use ... :->
X
XThere are certainly some familiar pictures here as many of the icons are
Xold timers that I modified to my own taste. E.g., I usually strip out
Xbackgrounds to give them a more 3 dimensional look. Others have small
Xcosmetic improvements: more properly centered, a bit of raggedness removed.
X
XSome are just inverse on background. They show up B&W in IconView, there
Xactually color will depend on the folder's color scheme.
X
XAnyway, the price is right.
X
X8/13/92
X
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XThese are some Icons that I made up and you can use as you like.
XThey are intended for folders that contain groups of related programs.
XThat is, drawing tools in one folder Word procewssing in another
XComms progams in a 3rd etc ... 30th Jan 1993
X
XC_PROMPT ICO      3498  10-30-92  8:52a
XFor DOS C:\> Prompt
X
XC2PROMPT ICO      3498  11-22-92  4:46p
XFor DOS C:\> Prompt for on 1024x768 on 14" Screens
X
XNET_CONS ICO      3498  10-30-92 10:33a
XNET_WORK ICO      3498   6-24-92  3:27p
XA networks of Computers ( or perhaps a tangled nest of same! )
X
XTEE_SQUR ICO      3498   8-05-92 11:19a
XDrawing tools for Freelance, Corel Draw type programs
X
XEEG_2    ICO      3498   7-13-92 10:44a
XEEG      ICO      3498   7-01-92  3:01p
XMedical, Electroencephlagrams (I work with these for a living)
X
XTEL_POLE ICO      3498   6-25-92  1:09p
XTelephone poles into the distance ( for Modems, Comms )
X
XABACUS   ICO      3498   6-23-92  8:56a
XAbbacus, ancient Chinese Adding Machine, for spreadsheets etc..
X
XX_TREE   ICO      3498   6-19-92  1:28p
XAn X shpaed Tree for XTree program
X
XQUILL    ICO      3498   6-19-92  9:15a
XA writing Quill, for Wordprocessors, Editors etc ...
X
XBK_UP    ICO      3498  12-26-92  4:52p
XEA_BKUP  ICO      3498  12-26-92  5:03p
XTape Backup
X
XFOX_PR02 ICO      3498  12-28-92  2:00p
XA Fox for Fox Pro
X
XAny Comments welcome.
X
XBob Webber [70154,564]
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XJOEICONS.ZIP -- A collection of OS/2 2.x icons
X
X-----------------------------------------------
X
XEvery time I find myself installing an OS/2 beta I end up wading through 
Xapproximately 1 Megabyte worth of zipped icons.  The handful I have included
Xhere have become my favorite and most-often used choices.  Several of these
Xhave appeared elsewhere, while others are taken from Windows 3.1 and still 
Xothers are original creations.  
X
XJoe Anstett
Xjra1746@hertz.njit.edu
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XSince OS/2's Shredder icon looks too much like a printer, this icon, much
Xmore nicely done, is suitable to replace the default.  It comes from
XNorton's Desktop for Windows.  
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X24 June 1993
X
XHere's some nifty picture icons I whipped up recently while testing
XJoeView V1.2e Beta  6/18/93, "another image viewer for the OS2 operating
Xsystem running under PM.  Your hardware needs to be able to display 256
Xcolors for this puppy to work".
X
XContact Joe Burkley at burkley@opus.nosc.mil, (128.49.60.1) for info
Xabout this package.
X
X
XWhen I figured out I could copy a displayed picture to the clipboard in 
XJoeView, I thought I would try and paste the picture into the icon editor
Xthat comes with O/S2.  It worked!  I had a couple hundred pictures in gif
Xand jpeg format I had saved from alt.binaries.pictures.misc (sorry-none from
Xa.b.p.erotica!) so I spent a little while loading them one by one into
XJoeView, and then pasting them into the icon editor and saving them as icons.
X
XI first set the type of icons to 8514 (256 colors), selected paste from the
Xedit menu, and then saved them.
X
X
X
X!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
X! TO ATTACH AN ICON TO A PROGRAM OBJECT OR ANY OBJECT !
X!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
X
XFirst, have a window open on the desktop displaying the picture icons.
X
XOpen the settings book for the object you want to attach an icon to by:
X
X        (the default way*) click on the object with the right mouse button
X        (i.e., button 2); This displays the pop-up menu associated with that
X        object; click on the little boxed arrow to the right of "Open",
X        and select settings; the settings book is displayed with tabs;
X
XSelect the "General" tab; (this page shows a picture of the icon in use);
X
XSelect the "Find" button; this displays the "Find" page;
X
Xselect "Locate"; the "Locate Folder" is displayed;
Xthe window (folder) containing the picture icons will be in the list of
Xfolders; select it; click on "OK"; the "Locate Folder" window disappears;
Xclick on the "Find" button; the "Find Results - *" window will appear
Xshowing the icons; select the one you want, and select the "OK" button;
Xand that's it;
X
XThe new icon should now appear as the object!  This should work.  It works
Xfor me.  But I will point out that several times previous to this, I
Xcouldn't figure out how to do it.  I kept getting a window saying it couldn't
Xfind any of the specified objects in the folder selected.
X
XAnother thing I haven't got to work is to select the "Edit" button;
Xthis brings up the icon editor, but HOW DO YOU GET THE CHANGES YOU MAKE IN
XAN ICON'S APPEARANCE TO SHOW UP ATTACHED TO THE OBJECT????
X
X
XDave Oliphant, the author and inventor of these fabulous icons :-),
Xmay be reached at: davego@indirect.com
X
X
X*You can change the actions associated with the mouse buttons; see the
Xmouse settings program in the System Setup Folder, which is in the O/S2
XSystem Folder on the desktop; I have described the default way of clicking
Xbuttons on the mouse.
X
X
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XThe following is a BRIEF description of the icons contained in
Xthe OS2ICON2 package, by name:
X
X123      - Lotus 123
X123CLR   - Lotus 123 (the logo on the box)
X35DISK   - 3 1/2" Diskette
X3DPACM   - Pac-Man "button"
X5-25_IN  - 5 1/4" Diskette
X688      - Submarine
XAPPLE    - Apple logo
XAPRO     - Ami Pro logo
XARCADIA  - Arcadia logo
XASHTON   - Ashton logo
XATMCPANL - Mac-looking control panel with ATM "a"
XATMSCHMP - Same as ATMCPANL but with a "palette" also
XAUTOCAD  - Autodesk logo
XBACKGAMN - Backgammon board
XBLUEBOOK - The VIEW.EXE icon-blue
XBOLT     - Computer with lightning bolt
XBOOK     - The VIEW.EXE icon-olive green
XBOOKS3   - A collection of books seen edge on
XBOOT     - A boot kicking a rock
XBROKEWIN - Windows icon with broken glass
XBRUSHPAL - A color palette (palette is white)
XBULLSEYE - The "start here" icon repainted red
XCABINET  - Front view of a file cabinet
XCALVIN1  - Calvin (from Calvin and Hobbes)
XCAMERA   - A camera
XCAR      - A sportscar
XCARD     - An ace of hearts
XCARWRECK - A car accident scene
XCAUTION  - Yellow-explaination-in-a-triangle caution logo
XCDROM    - A CD-ROM
XCHECKERS - A checkers board
XCICS4    - Icon for CICS
XCIV      - An egyptian mask
XCLOVER   - A clover (3-leafed)
XCMDPRMT  - A monitor with a command prompt
XCOKE     - A coke can
XCOMPASS  - A "golden" commpass with earth in middle, space in back
XCOREL    - Old coreldraw logo
XCOSMOS1  - Telescope
XCOSMOS2  - Globe with arrow pointing to a "you are here"
XCPROMPT1 - Command prompt
XCPROMPT2 - Command prompt
XCTRLPANL - A blank mac-style control panel
XCURLING  - Curling icon
XDICE     - Two dice
XDISKETTS - Diskettes
XDOORWAY  - Open door with a view
XDOS      - Dos window icon
XDOSEDIT  - Dos icon with a pencil
XDOSFROMA - 3.5" diskette going into a drive
XDOSFS    - Dos fullscreen icon
XDOSWIN   - A window with DOS on the outside
XDRIVES   - A stylized drives icon
XEDITION  - A presentation-looking icon
XEDITOR   - Page with text with pencil
XEDITOR2  - Window with blue background and pencil
XELEMENT  - Atom
XEXCEL    - MS Excel icon
XEYEC     - A nice-looking eye
XF16      - F16 Front-on
XFBSCANER - A scanner
XFILECAB3 - File cabinet
XFILELIST - File List
XFILM     - Film with rainbow
XFIRE     - Fire
XFLOPPY   - 5 1/4" Floppy diskette
XFOLDERS  - Colorful folders
XFORM64   - ?
XFRACT    - Folder with a fractal
XFRACT_W  - Fractal in a window
XGALAXY   - Two-armed spiral galaxy
XGALAXY1  - Many-armed spiral galaxy
XGAMEFLDR - Folder with tetris blocks on the front
XGORILLA  - A gorilla
XGRAM     - Grammitik icon
XGRAPHICS - Palette
XGROUP3   - Group icon
XHAMMER   - Hammer and hail
XHARDFILE - From the drives icon, a hardfile
XHELP     - Help book icon
XHHSCANER - Handscanner
XHOBBES1  - Hobbes (from Calvin and Hobbes)
XHORN     - French horn
XIBM      - IBM Logo
XIBMAV2   - Microscope icon
XIBMWIN   - "Windows" icon with IBM
XINFO     - Information icon for blue desktops!
XKARAOKE  - Karaoke oriental icon
XLITEBULB - Lightbulb ("Gee, I have an idea!")
XLOGOFF   - Logoff (from UPM)
XLOGON    - Logon (from UPM)
XMAHJONG1 - Mahjongg icon
XMAIL     - Envelope (overseas, by the look of it)
XMARS     - Mars (or is it pepperoni?)
XMEDICAL  - Twisted snakes logo
XMODEMLNK - Two computers linked via telephone
XMOON     - Sunrise over earth
XMOONB    - The moon
XMOULIN   - Pepper grinder (???)
XMOVIE    - Movie projector
XMSDOS5   - MSDOS 5
XMUSICA   - Music icon
XNC       - Binary Editor icon
XNET      - Network icon
XNET2     - Network icon
XNETWARE  - Novell logo on folder
XNFL      - NFL logo
XNOVELL   - Novell logo
XOPTICAL  - Optical Drive icon
XOS2      - OS/2 window
XOS2FS    - OS/2 Fullscreen
XOS2NEW   - OS/2
XOS2SYS   - OS/2 System Logo in black
XOS2WIN   - Window with OS/2 in background
XPALETTE  - Mac-style control panel with palette
XPANA     - Printer icon
XPBRUSH1  - Paintbrush (windows) icon
XPC&MODEM - Modem with a PC
XPDOXOS2  - Paradox icon
XPGMFOLDE - Folder with a group logo on it
XPHONE    - Telephone
XPIECHT   - Pie chart
XPKUNZIP3 - Zipper unzipping
XPM4      - Hand writing a note with 4.0 on it
XPMAPPS   - PM Apps
XPOOL     - Pool table
XPOPE     - Pope (?)
XPORKYPIG - Porky pig
XPRODIGY3 - Prodigy star logo
XPROMPT   - Folder with a > prompt
XQMARK    - Question mark
XQUILL2   - Writing quill
XRECYCLE  - Blue/cyan recycle logo
XRECYCLE2 - Green recycle logo
XREXX     - Program with REXX spelled inside
XS-CHICKN - A chicken with a mask
XSATDISH  - Satellite dish
XSBB      - ?
XSCANNER  - Scanner button
XSCHEME   - Mac-style scheme palette logo
XSCHLSUPL - School supplies
XSCREEN   - Screensaver
XSCROOGE  - Scrooge McDuck
XSHEREKAN - Tiger
XSHUTDOWN - On-off switch (set off)
XSHUTTLE  - Space shuttle on launch pad
XSL       - SourceLink icon
XSMILEY   - Smiley face
XSPACE    - Earth with lanuching object
XSPEEDY   - Speedy Gonzalez
XSPREADSH - A spreadsheet (fixed for VGA)
XSQCLOCK  - A windows-style clock
XSTARFLEE - Starfleet logo from StarTrek:TNG
XSTARTWIN - A Window
XSWITCH   - A light switch
XTABLE    - Hand writing a note
XTAPEDRIV - Tape Drive icon
XTARTAN   - A guy playing bagpipes (I hope)
XTHESEUS  - A logo for Theseus
XTOOLBOX  - Open tool box
XTOOLS    - Folder with a wrench on it
XTOOLS2   - Screwdriver and Hammer
XTRAIN    - Steam Locomotive
XTRASH    - Trash Can
XTURTLE   - TMN Turtle
XUNICORN  - Unicorn
XUSA4     - United States
XUSA5     - US with flag superimposed
XUSFLAG   - US flag
XUTA      - Oriental icon
XVM       - VM terminal
XVMCOPY   - VM Clipboard
XWATERFAL - Waterfall
XWELTRIS2 - 3-D Tetris logo
XWINDOWS  - Another broken window
XWINOS2   - Windows logo with "WINOS2" on it
XWORD     - Microsoft Word for Windows logo
XWORMS    - Worms (from OS/2 2.x toolkit)
XWP52     - WordPerf for Windows 5.2
XWPDOS    - Pencil in folder icon
XWPFOLD   - WordPerf Folder 5.2 icon
XWRITE    - Write (fixed for XGA) logo
X
XRevision 04/13/93
XCount: 183 icons
Xpak
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X
XOS2ICON2
X
XThis package includes 183 good-looking icons for your OS/2 2.x system.
XThey will work in VGA, XGA, XGA/2, and SVGA mode.  All contain a VGA
Xversion, and most contain a high-res (1024) version.  Those that don't
Xwill be automatically (and correctly) scaled by your system.
X
XIf you have only this package of icons or less than 200 total, it is
XOK to put them all in a single subdirectory.  Otherwise, your search
Xtimes will suffer and you might have memory problems if you attempt to
Xopen an Icon View of the subdirectory using GA 2.0.
X
XAll icons were hand-created by myself, except for a few which were
Xobtained from other IBMers or from software packages and then altered
Xby myself.  The IBMers whose icons I used are Jeffrey L. Howard,
XJim Stewart, Mike Southerland, Johnny Nge, Tim O. Conroy, and
XNobuyuki Yoshida.  Some icons are registered trademarks or copyright
Xof their respective companies.
X
XAs far as I know, these icons will work on 1.3, but I have no idea how to
Xchange the icons on 1.3 as I have never used it.  Installation for 2.x
Xis as follows:
X
XFor OS/2 2.0 GA or GA+SP:
X------------------------
X* Open the settings notebook for the object whose icon you wish to
X  change.
X* Go to the GENERAL page, and press the FIND button.
X* In the find window, press the LOCATE button.
X* In the locate notebook, either select a folder (if your icon sub-
X  directory is opened on the desktop) or go to the PATH page and type
X  in the path to the correct subdirectory.
X* Press the OK button.
X* If you know the name of the icon you wish, type over the "*".  Wild-
X  cards are allowed.
X* Press FIND.
X* Select the icon you want and press OK.
X* Wait until the icon is replaced before closing the settings folder.
X
XFor OS/2 2.1 Beta Code (December, version 6.479):
X------------------------------------------------
X* Open the settings notebook for the object whose icon you wish to
X  change.
X* Go to the GENERAL page, and press the FIND button.
X* Type over the path of the icon subdirectory, or use the LOCATE button
X  as described above.
X* If you know the name of the icon you wish, type over the "*".  Wild-
X  cards are allowed.
X* If you are using 2.1 beta code, click on the "Data File" entry in the
X  menu box.
X* Press FIND.
X* Select the icon you want and press OK.
X* Wait until the icon is replaced before closing the settings folder.
X
XFor OS/2 2.1 (March Version 6.498 Beta and greater):
X------------------------------------------------------
X* Use the procedure for the earlier 2.1 Beta or 2.0 OR:
X* Open an icon view of the directory with the icon in it.
X* Open the settings notebook for the object whose icon you wish to
X  change.
X* Go to the GENERAL page.
X* Drag the icon out of it's folder and drop on the general page of the
X  settings notebook.
X  (Cool, eh?)
X
XEnjoy!  Comments, questions, etc. will be cheerfully accepted by me.
XI can be reached on Compuserve EMail 74150,1261.
X
XPeter A. Kazmir
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XThe following is a BRIEF description of the icons contained in
Xthe OS2ICON2 package, by name: (*=new)
X
X123      - Lotus 123
X123CLR   - Lotus 123 (the logo on the box)
X35DISK   - 3 1/2" Diskette
X3DPACM   - Pac-Man "button"
X5-25_IN  - 5 1/4" Diskette
X688      - Submarine
XAPPLE    - Apple logo
XAPRO     - Ami Pro logo
XARCADIA  - Arcadia logo
XASHTON   - Ashton logo
XATMCPANL - Mac-looking control panel with ATM "a"
XATMSCHMP - Same as ATMCPANL but with a "palette" also
XAUTOCAD  - Autodesk logo
X*AVC      - Audio/Visual Connection
X*AVC2     - Audio/Visual Connection
XBACKGAMN - Backgammon board
XBLUEBOOK - The VIEW.EXE icon-blue
XBOLT     - Computer with lightning bolt
XBOOK     - The VIEW.EXE icon-olive green
XBOOKS3   - A collection of books seen edge on
XBOOT     - A boot kicking a rock
XBROKEWIN - Windows icon with broken glass
XBRUSHPAL - A color palette (palette is white)
XBULLSEYE - The "start here" icon repainted red
XCABINET  - Front view of a file cabinet
XCALVIN1  - Calvin (from Calvin and Hobbes)
XCAMERA   - A camera
XCAR      - A sportscar
XCARD     - An ace of hearts
XCARWRECK - A car accident scene
XCAUTION  - Yellow-explaination-in-a-triangle caution logo
XCDROM    - A CD-ROM
XCHECKERS - A checkers board
XCICS4    - Icon for CICS
XCIV      - An egyptian mask
XCLOVER   - A clover (3-leafed)
XCMDPRMT  - A monitor with a command prompt
XCOKE     - A coke can
XCOMPASS  - A "golden" commpass with earth in middle, space in back
XCOREL    - Old coreldraw logo
XCOSMOS1  - Telescope
XCOSMOS2  - Globe with arrow pointing to a "you are here"
X*CPP      - IBM C++ Set/2
XCPROMPT1 - Command prompt
XCPROMPT2 - Command prompt
XCTRLPANL - A blank mac-style control panel
XCURLING  - Curling icon
XDICE     - Two dice
XDISKETTS - Diskettes
XDOORWAY  - Open door with a view
XDOS      - Dos window icon
XDOSEDIT  - Dos icon with a pencil
XDOSFROMA - 3.5" diskette going into a drive
XDOSFS    - Dos fullscreen icon
XDOSWIN   - A window with DOS on the outside
X*DOSWIN2  - DOS window
X*DUAL     - Dual Boot
XDRIVES   - A stylized drives icon
XEDITION  - A presentation-looking icon
XEDITOR   - Page with text with pencil
XEDITOR2  - Window with blue background and pencil
XELEMENT  - Atom
XEXCEL    - MS Excel icon
XEYEC     - A nice-looking eye
XF16      - F16 Front-on
XFBSCANER - A scanner
XFILECAB3 - File cabinet
XFILELIST - File List
XFILM     - Film with rainbow
X*FISH2    - A tropical fish
XFIRE     - Fire
XFLOPPY   - 5 1/4" Floppy diskette
X*FLW      - Freelance for Windows
XFOLDERS  - Colorful folders
XFORM64   - ?
XFRACT    - Folder with a fractal
XFRACT_W  - Fractal in a window
X*FSDOS    - DOS in a fullscreen
X*FSOS2    - OS/2 in a fullscreen
XGALAXY   - Two-armed spiral galaxy
XGALAXY1  - Many-armed spiral galaxy
XGAMEFLDR - Folder with tetris blocks on the front
X*GOLF     - Golf icon
XGORILLA  - A gorilla
XGRAM     - Grammitik icon
XGRAPHICS - Palette
XGROUP3   - Group icon
XHAMMER   - Hammer and nail
XHARDFILE - From the drives icon, a hardfile
XHELP     - Help book icon
X*HG3      - ? (HG.3)
XHHSCANER - Handscanner
XHOBBES1  - Hobbes (from Calvin and Hobbes)
XHORN     - French horn
XIBM      - IBM Logo
XIBMAV2   - Microscope icon
XIBMWIN   - "Windows" icon with IBM
XINFO     - Information icon for blue desktops!
X*KQIV     - King's Quest VI
XKARAOKE  - Karaoke oriental icon
X*LINKWAY  - IBM Linkway
XLITEBULB - Lightbulb ("Gee, I have an idea!")
XLOGOFF   - Logoff (from UPM)
XLOGON    - Logon (from UPM)
X*LWLIVE   - Linkway Live
XMAHJONG1 - Mahjongg icon
XMAIL     - Envelope (overseas, by the look of it)
XMARS     - Mars (or is it pepperoni?)
XMEDICAL  - Twisted snakes logo
XMODEMLNK - Two computers linked via telephone
XMOON     - Sunrise over earth
XMOONB    - The moon
XMOULIN   - Pepper grinder (???)
XMOVIE    - Movie projector
X*MOVIE    - Movie projector
XMSDOS5   - MSDOS 5
XMUSICA   - Music icon
XNC       - Binary Editor icon
XNET      - Network icon
XNET2     - Network icon
XNETWARE  - Novell logo on folder
XNFL      - NFL logo
XNOVELL   - Novell logo
XOPTICAL  - Optical Drive icon
XOS2      - OS/2 window
XOS2FS    - OS/2 Fullscreen
XOS2NEW   - OS/2
XOS2SYS   - OS/2 System Logo in black
XOS2WIN   - Window with OS/2 in background
X*OS2WIN2  - OS/2 windowed
XPALETTE  - Mac-style control panel with palette
XPANA     - Printer icon
X*PBRUSH   - Paintbrush for windows icon
XPBRUSH1  - Paintbrush icon
XPC&MODEM - Modem with a PC
XPDOXOS2  - Paradox icon
XPGMFOLDE - Folder with a group logo on it
XPHONE    - Telephone
XPIECHT   - Pie chart
XPKUNZIP3 - Zipper unzipping
XPM4      - Hand writing a note with 4.0 on it
XPMAPPS   - PM Apps
XPOOL     - Pool table
XPOPE     - Pope (?)
XPORKYPIG - Porky pig
X*POWERPNT - MS Powerpoint
XPRODIGY3 - Prodigy star logo
XPROMPT   - Folder with a > prompt
XQMARK    - Question mark
XQUILL2   - Writing quill
XRECYCLE  - Blue/cyan recycle logo
XRECYCLE2 - Green recycle logo
X*REDX     - A big red "X"
XREXX     - Program with REXX spelled inside
XS-CHICKN - A chicken with a mask
XSATDISH  - Satellite dish
XSBB      - ?
XSCANNER  - Scanner button
XSCHEME   - Mac-style scheme palette logo
XSCHLSUPL - School supplies
XSCREEN   - Screensaver
XSCROOGE  - Scrooge McDuck
XSHEREKAN - Tiger
X*SHRED    - OS/2 Shredder
XSHUTDOWN - On-off switch (set off)
XSHUTTLE  - Space shuttle on launch pad
X*SIERRA   - Sierra logo
XSL       - SourceLink icon
X*SLIDES   - Slide for your projector
X*SMILE    - Goofy smile
XSMILEY   - Smiley face
XSPACE    - Earth with lanuching object
XSPEEDY   - Speedy Gonzalez
X*SPOT     - The 7up Spot
XSPREADSH - A spreadsheet (fixed for VGA)
XSQCLOCK  - A windows-style clock
XSTARFLEE - Starfleet logo from StarTrek:TNG
XSTARTWIN - A Window
XSWITCH   - A light switch
XTABLE    - Hand writing a note
XTAPEDRIV - Tape Drive icon
XTARTAN   - A guy playing bagpipes (I hope)
XTHESEUS  - A logo for Theseus
XTOOLBOX  - Open tool box
XTOOLS    - Folder with a wrench on it
XTOOLS2   - Screwdriver and Hammer
XTRAIN    - Steam Locomotive
XTRASH    - Trash Can
X*TRASH2   - Trash Can (smells)
XTURTLE   - TMN Turtle
XUNICORN  - Unicorn
XUSA4     - United States
XUSA5     - US with flag superimposed
XUSFLAG   - US flag
XUTA      - Oriental icon
X*VBASIC   - Visual Basic
X*VISPRO_R - VisiPro Rexx
XVM       - VM terminal
XVMCOPY   - VM Clipboard
XWATERFAL - Waterfall
XWELTRIS2 - 3-D Tetris logo
X*WINDOW   - A window in a brick wall
XWINDOWS  - Another broken window
XWINOS2   - Windows logo with "WINOS2" on it
XWORD     - Microsoft Word for Windows logo
XWORMS    - Worms (from OS/2 2.x toolkit)
XWP52     - WordPerf for Windows 5.2
XWPDOS    - Pencil in folder icon
XWPFOLD   - WordPerf Folder 5.2 icon
XWRITE    - Write (fixed for XGA) logo
X
XRevision 05/20/93
XCount: 211 icons
Xpak
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X
XOS2ICON2
X
XThis package includes 211 good-looking icons for your OS/2 2.x system.
XThey will work in VGA, XGA, XGA/2, and SVGA mode.  All contain a VGA
Xversion, and most contain a high-res (1024) version.  Those that don't
Xwill be automatically (and correctly) scaled by your system.
X
XIf you have only this package of icons or less than 200 total, it is
XOK to put them all in a single subdirectory.  Otherwise, your search
Xtimes will suffer and you might have memory problems if you attempt to
Xopen an Icon View of the subdirectory using GA 2.0.
X
XMost icons were hand-created by myself.  However, some were drawn by other
Xpeople, mostly IBM employees (in their spare time, of course).  The list
Xis too long to post here.  My thanks to all of them.
X
XSome icons are registered trademarks or copyright of their respective
Xcompanies and/or developers.
X
XAs far as I know, these icons will work on 1.3, but I have no idea how to
Xchange the icons on 1.3 as I have never used it.  Installation for 2.x
Xis as follows:
X
XFor OS/2 2.0 GA or GA+SP:
X------------------------
X* Open the settings notebook for the object whose icon you wish to
X  change.
X* Go to the GENERAL page, and press the FIND button.
X* In the find window, press the LOCATE button.
X* In the locate notebook, either select a folder (if your icon sub-
X  directory is opened on the desktop) or go to the PATH page and type
X  in the path to the correct subdirectory.
X* Press the OK button.
X* If you know the name of the icon you wish, type over the "*".  Wild-
X  cards are allowed.
X* Press FIND.
X* Select the icon you want and press OK.
X* Wait until the icon is replaced before closing the settings folder.
X
XFor OS/2 2.1 Beta Code (December, version 6.479):
X------------------------------------------------
X* Open the settings notebook for the object whose icon you wish to
X  change.
X* Go to the GENERAL page, and press the FIND button.
X* Type over the path of the icon subdirectory, or use the LOCATE button
X  as described above.
X* If you know the name of the icon you wish, type over the "*".  Wild-
X  cards are allowed.
X* If you are using 2.1 beta code, click on the "Data File" entry in the
X  menu box.
X* Press FIND.
X* Select the icon you want and press OK.
X* Wait until the icon is replaced before closing the settings folder.
X
XFor OS/2 2.1 (March Version 6.498 Beta and greater):
X------------------------------------------------------
X* Use the procedure for the earlier 2.1 Beta or 2.0 OR:
X* Open an icon view of the directory with the icon in it.
X* Open the settings notebook for the object whose icon you wish to
X  change.
X* Go to the GENERAL page.
X* Drag the icon out of it's folder and drop on the general page of the
X  settings notebook.
X  (Cool, eh?)
X
XEnjoy!  Comments, questions, etc. will be cheerfully accepted by me.
XI can be reached on Compuserve EMail 71501,336.
X
XPeter A. Kazmir
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X        This collection of icons for OS/2 are the result of a long process,
Xmaking them a rather select group of icons unlike the ones you likely already       
Xhave.  I downloaded all the Windows and OS/2 icons I could find, converted
Xthe Windows icons to OS/2 format using CVTICONS (a DOS program), then
Xexamined each one with an OS/2 icon program call ICON (file date 7/6/92).
XThis excellent program allows viewing, selectively deleting, and editing
X(by double-clicking) any OS/2 icon.  I sorted through about 3500 icons,
Xdeleted all but the best, and edited the remaining if they needed it.  On the
XOS/2 Work Place Shell, an icon with an "inverse" background often looks
Xreally bad if you have any pattern or picture as a WPS background.  Many
Xicons needed this inverse background replaced with a regular background; this
Xway, you simply see the simple object on the WPS.
X        I plan to process more icons as I find them; I shall upload them to
Xmost major OS/2 bulletin boards as well as to my adopted home BBS:  Channel 1, 
X(617) 354-2505.
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XProposed Directory for Uploads:
X
X/pub/os2/2.0/graphics
X
XThis has been release to the public domain as of 2/22/93.
X
XThese icons were inspired by the Macintosh in some cases, created at
XSDS, or from other collections that have been distributed in the public
Xdomain.  These are the icons we give freely to customers to make their
XOS/2 desktop more presentable.
X
X
X1993 Stardock Systems, builders of OS/2 workstations at extremely low prices:
X
X
XLibrary uploaded to Hobbes by Brad Wardell @ Western Michigan University
X
X
XQuestions can be directed to:
Xx90wardell@wmich.edu
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XThe files in this ZIP are ICONs.  There is one file for each ICON
Xdistributed with OS/2 2.0 and contained in PMWP.DLL.  OS/2 relates these
XICONs to system objects such as folders, drives, printers, servers,
Xetc.
X
XA simple way to see how OS/2 associates ICONs to system objects is to
Xexamine the INI.RC file in the \OS2 directory.  This file is used with
XMAKEINI.EXE to rebuild the OS2.INI file when it gets damaged.  Within
Xthe INI.RC file, an ICON is associated with an object using a specific
XICON resource.  For example:
X
X"PM_InstallObject" "Information;WPFolder;<WP_DESKTOP>"
X  "HELPPANEL=13092;ICONRESOURCE=60 PMWP;ICONPOS=5 57;OBJECTID=<WP_INFO>"
X
XThe name of each ICON file in this ZIP is in the format OS2RESnn.ICO
Xwhere nn is the PMWP.DLL ICON resource number.  Using the example above,
Xyou can view ICONRESOURCE=60 by displaying OS2RES60.ICO using the ICON
XEditor or the File Manager.
X
XAny comments or questions should be addressed to Tom Bason on the
XOS/2 Shareware BBS - 703-385-4325...
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XWorkplace Shell Icon Package
X
XDress up that Workplace with these icons that are designed to be
Xcolorful but not garish. Want to give your system that Mac look?
XHere are the icons to do it. Want to spruce up those boring group
Xicons? You have multiple choices for alternatives here. WPSICONS
Xincludes new folder icons, new palette icons, icons for Undelete,
Xicons for specific apps and file types.
X
XGo to the folder or object of your choice, open settings, go to
XGeneral, push Find..., Locate..., Path tab, type C:\Icons, OK, Find
Xand VOILA! there are your icons to select from. (Wish that were simpler,
Xdon't you?)
X
XThese icons have all come from my hand but many are admittedly based
Xon the work of others - all are original derivatives. (Kinda like
X"fresh frozen", right?)
X
XHope you enjoy!
X
XJeff Howard
XFrustrated Icon Designer
XTEAMOS2
XSouth Carolina Trading Area
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XIcons for OS/2 2.0
XJeffrey L. Howard
X
X| Renamed one file that slipped by with a 9.3 character name.
X
X
XThe icons in this package are all of my own creation, based on designs of
Xothers included in previous versions of OS/2, Macintosh System 7, or Windows.
XThey are intended to allow you to spice up your interface with more colorful,
Xyet hopefully not garish, icons that fit well in the environment. Several
XMac-style icons are included to facilitate the creation of a workarea that
Xsimulates the Mac System 7 interface. (Hint: Create a folder, maximize it,
Xand make the Apple Logo the icon for that folder - then either shadow a hard
Xdisk to the folder or create another folder with a hard disk icon on it.
XUse the included Mac-style folders and control panel icons to complete the
Xeffect. Oh, and don't forget the trash can!)
X
X 4-24-92   8:44a     <DIR>           0  .
X 4-24-92   8:44a     <DIR>           0  ..
X 3-04-92   2:15p       888         207  123CLR.ICO	Lotus 1-2-3 
X 4-27-92  10:52a      1158         205  3DDRIVES.ICO	Drives Object
X 3-04-92   2:42p       888         202  APPLE.ICO	Apple Logo for Mac Workplace
X 4-26-92   7:56p      1158         205  ATMCPANL.ICO	Font Palette icon replace with ATM focus
X 4-26-92   8:04p      1158         205  ATMSCHMP.ICO	Scheme Palette icon with ATM focus
X 4-22-92  11:41p      1158         205  ColrPalt.ICO	Color Palette icon replace
X 4-22-92  11:07p      4350         205  CORELCLR.ICO	Corel DRAW! Icon for Corel 1.1
X 4-21-92  10:31p       888         203  CPanel.ICO	Mac-like System Setup icon template
X 4-27-92  10:42a      1158         204  CPrmptA.ICO	Command Prompt folder icon (Mac style)
X 3-04-92   3:56p      3114         204  CPROMPT.ICO	Command Prompt folder icon
X11-14-91   4:23p      3498         200  DOS.ICO		3-D DOS prompt icon
X 2-29-92   6:10p       888         202  EDIT1.ICO	Editor icon
X 4-26-92   1:20p       888         204  Edition.ICO	Icon like System 7 editions for various files
X 3-04-92   2:10p       888         203  EDITOR.ICO	Editor icon
X 4-26-92   1:26p      1158         205  FldrCPan.ICO	Mac style folder icon for System Setup
X 4-26-92   2:55p      1158         205  FldrYelw.ICO	Standard Mac-style folder icon
X 4-22-92  10:26p      1158         205  FontPalt.ICO	Font Palette icon replace alternative
X 4-27-92  10:56a      1158         205  GAMEFLDR.ICO	3-D Games folder (assuming you have Tetris)
X 4-22-92  10:06a      1158         205  GraphFld.ICO	Folder icon for Graphics/Page Layout apps/files	
X 4-21-92  10:26p       888         204  Group1A.ICO	Group icon 
X 4-21-92   5:19p       888         203  GROUP3.ICO	Group icon
X 4-22-92   8:17a       888         204  Group4a.ICO	Group icon
X 4-22-92   8:18a       888         204  Group5a.ICO	Group icon
X 4-27-92  10:49a      1158          22  HelpFldr.ICO	Mac-style folder for Information
X 4-27-92  11:02a         0           0  iconlist.txt	This file
X 4-05-92   2:48p      3498         205  LISTUNDL.ICO	Icon for .CMD file to run UNDELETE /L
X 4-21-92  10:04p       888         204  MacFldr.ICO	Mac-style folder icon (Teal)
X 4-22-92  10:48p      3498         205  OS2SYSBL.ICO	OS/2 System icon w/Black to blue fountain background
X 4-22-92  11:33p      2502         203  PMPM30.ICO	Pagemaker 3.0 icon with color
X 4-26-92   1:54p       888         204  PMPMDoc.ICO	Pagemaker 3.0 Document icon for Template
X 4-20-92  12:30a      3498         205  PrntFile.ICO	Icon for printer device configured to print to file
X 4-27-92  10:58a      1158         205  PRODFLDR.ICO	3-D Folder for Productivity applications(Purple)
X 4-27-92  10:58a      1158         205  PRODGREY.ICO	3-D Folder for Productivity applications(Grey)
X 3-04-92  11:37a      2448         204  PROGMAN.ICO	Program Manager icon
X 4-21-92  11:51p      1158         205  QAccess2.ICO	Mac-style folder for a QuickAccess folder 
X 4-22-92  10:21p      1158         205  SchmPalt.ICO	Mac-style icon for Scheme Palette
X 4-22-92  11:44p       888         205  SCRNSAVR.ICO	Screen Saver icon for YOWZA! (if you still have it)
X 4-13-92   1:31p       888         205  SCRNSHOW.ICO	Screen show icon for Freelance screen shows
X 4-22-92  10:08a      1158         204  SPDSHTa.ICO	Folder for Spreadsheet apps/files
X 4-27-92  11:01a      1158         205  STARTUP1.ICO	Mac-style folder for Startup
X 4-21-92  11:44p      1158         205  Startup3.ICO	Mac-style folder for Startup that looks like current icon
X 4-21-92  11:58p      1158         205  Templat2.ICO	Mac-style folder for Template folder
X11-19-91   5:49p       888         204  TRASH7A.ICO	Mac-style Trash can icon for folder
X 4-05-92   2:20p      3498         205  UNDELETE.ICO	Icon for Undelete .CMD file
X| 4-22-92  10:07a      1158         206  WordFldr.ICO	Folder for Word processing apps/files
X
X
XICON TIPS AND TECHNIQUES:
X
X1) If you want to make folders that always have a specific icon, either
X   create a new template for that folder or change the icon of the existing
X   Folder Template in the Templates folder. (From the General tab).
X
X2) In the icon editor, stick to the Independent Form (VGA) and also add
X   a 2-color 16x16 icon. All of the above icons are designed for VGA and
X   do not include the 40x40 version for BGA or XGA. To make this, just
X   open the icon in the Icon Editor, go to the Device List... and chose
X   the Add.. pushbutton, then Customize. Fill in 40x40 as the Image Size
X   and select 256 Colors. The Icon Editor will create the version for you -
X   it may need some cleanup due to the 32 to 40 pixel conversion.
X
X3) To have documents for Pagemaker that always have the Pagemaker document
X   icon by default, change the Template for "Aldus Pagemaker 3.0
X   Publication.PM3" so that its icon is the Pagemaker document icon.
X
X4) The Adobe Type Manager palette icons were created to give a more
X   integrated appearance with the color palette, Font Palette and 
X   Schemes Palette. If you take the ATM icon from Win-OS/2, create a 16x16
X   16-color version from the Icon Editor Device List, you can easily cut
X   and paste the 16x16x16-color ATM onto Folders or the blank control panel
X   included. This is a great technique for taking 32x32 icons and shrinking
X   them for inclusion on a folder cover.
X
X5) If you have any comments on the icon designs, please send me a note at
X   WASVMIC5(JLHOWAR) - I am interested in your opinions.
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