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Subject:
Microsoft Icons
Category: Computers > Graphics Asked by: philbert-ga List Price: $5.00 |
Posted:
10 Apr 2003 10:01 PDT
Expires: 10 May 2003 10:01 PDT Question ID: 188842 |
Hi, Could you please tell me where I can download the following icons, either from the internet or my own pc. Microsoft Access, ExceL, Word, Outlook, Powerpoint, Publisher, Frontpage, Works, Internet Explorer and the Windows logo. I am talking about the logos as seen on the desktop. It doesnt really matter what version of office but XP would be preferable. I have all these icons on my desktop (except the windows logo of course) so maybe these pictures are hidden on my pc somewhere. I will need to have these in gif or jpeg format to paste into a document. I dont know if there is some legal/copywright issues but this is only for a personal project and I wont be using them for selling anything. Thank you for your help! |
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Re: Microsoft Icons
Answered By: cynthia-ga on 10 Apr 2003 14:02 PDT Rated: |
Hi philbert-ga! I love icons, so I am pleased to tell you I know of a wonderful program that will extract any, or all, of the icons from any program on your hard drive, and give you the option to save them as gif's. It's called "Icon Drive II" http://www.genesoft.biz/icondv.htm The free version allows only 50 icons at one time (from one file) to be saved, but frankly it works so well I still highly recommend it, even with the crippling feature. The evaluation version is uncrippled in any other way. Most exe's and dll's have much fewer than 50 icons anyway, and with a $12.00 price tag, for the ease of use, and the fact it gives you the option to view and select which ones you want, and to save any, or all icons in a directory you choose, and to convert them (as you save them) to gif files, I'd spring for it. I love the program. I never once had to go to the help files -it's that easy to use. From the web site: ..."If you've ever wished you could extract Icons from your EXE's or DLL's delete the duplicates and save selected icons as GIF's or Bitmaps then Icon Drive II is the program for you...Icon Drive II is a shareware program. This evaluation version includes all features of the program, but has a extract limit of 50 icons at any one time. If you wish to remove the 50 icon limit, you are required to pay for the program (see Register in the Help file for more details)..." Let me know how you like it... Sincerely, Cynthia Search strategy: Personal use and having tried several icon extractors in the past. |
philbert-ga
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Perfect! Thanks Cynthia. And thankyou mosquitohawk for your input. |
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Re: Microsoft Icons
From: mosquitohawk-ga on 10 Apr 2003 10:43 PDT |
They're 'hidden' inside your .dll and .exe files on your hard drive. I don't know where you can get them on the internet, but you can probably find an icon editor program that'll let you extract them from the above files. For example, your Access icons might be located in the access.exe file and so on. A lot of windows icons are in the .dll files. This is too non-specific for me to claim the answer, but another researcher is welcome to take my comment, add a little more and take it. |
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Re: Microsoft Icons
From: flajason-ga on 10 Apr 2003 14:19 PDT |
You can also do a screen capture of your desktop. (Shift + Print Scrn) Then you can paste the screen capture into MSPaint, use the selection tool to cut out the icons you want and save them that way. Probably a little less complicated than using another program. |
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