App Icons

[ARC]

Does anyone know if Microsoft has a page for free or royalty-free office
2007 style application icons? If not, can anyone recommend a good site for
app icons?

Many Thanks,

[Phil Stanton]

I don't know if it is of any help, but there is a program called Icon
Snatcher which extracts icons from other programs

Phil

"ARC" <PC*****@PCESoft.invalidwrote in message
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Does anyone know if Microsoft has a page for free or royalty-free office
2007 style application icons? If not, can anyone recommend a good site for
app icons?

Many Thanks,

[ARC]

That helped greatly!

I wonder how Microsoft would feel if I just used an Access icon? Afterall,
the runtime does say "Powered by Microsoft Office Access", so why not use an
Access icon? Think they'd mind? <grin>
"Phil Stanton" <ph**@stantonfamily.co.ukwrote in message
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>I don't know if it is of any help, but there is a program called Icon
Snatcher which extracts icons from other programs

Phil

"ARC" <PC*****@PCESoft.invalidwrote in message
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>Does anyone know if Microsoft has a page for free or royalty-free office
2007 style application icons? If not, can anyone recommend a good site
for app icons?

Many Thanks,

[lyle fairfield]

"ARC" <PC*****@PCESoft.invalidwrote in
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LOL... that's a good one.

Actually, I took a look at the icons in the Office 12 directory. When
you load them on xp, they look like crap, 32x32. Maybe the icon
snatcher thing had something to do with it?

IcoFX
free at
http://icofx.xhost.ro/
has captured all icons I have tried swimmingly.

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