Strange, I posted a rather lengthy post earlier and it doesn't appear to have saved it. Anyway, I appreciate all the help from everyone. Vf, I've removed the icons with 256 colors, thanks for the tip. I might follow up with a preview later this week. Regards
Ok, just a follow up post. I designed the My Computer icon and resized it using the following dimensions: 32x32 (WinXP), 128x128(WinXP), 96x96(WinXP), 64x64(WinXP), 48x48(WinXP), 16x16(WinXP) and 16x16(256 Colors). When I begin compiling my package of icons in Icon Packager, will I have to add each dimension of the same icon individually? For example, will I have to add all 7 My Computer icons to the package with different dimensions, or will the one .ICO file support all of the dimensions? I ap
Shameless Designs, you make some very good points and the tips you stressed proved to be very valuable when I resized my icons earlier this evening. I purchased Icon Builder but have since started to use Icon Developer by Stardock. I'm very satisfied with the ease of use and functionality of the program. I however didn't see a tremendous difference in quality as far as down sizing goes perhaps it's because of the icon I'm resizing. I've decided to stick to 128x128 as my base image because as you
Vf, I really appreciate your reply! Very nice icon by the way
Hello, I have a few questions regarding the packaging and design of icons (as the title suggests.) I'm a seasoned graphic developer and I started designing an icon pack the other night that I'm actually quite pleased with. I was browsing through some of the packages on this site and noticed the quality of some of the pack's icons was severely lacking. I'm using Adobe Photoshop 7.0 and Icon Factory's Icon BuilderXP to design the icons but I noticed that my thumbnail (128x128 px) ve
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