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In article <979@dms.UUCP> rotberg@dms.UUCP (Ed Rotberg) writes:
>From article <15000002@hpdml93.HP.COM>, by kmarko@hpdml93.HP.COM (Kurt Marko):
>> The problem is that IconColorizer, like
>> ColorFinder, stores its icons as `cicn' resources.  Does
>> anyone know of a way to transforms `cicn's into `icl8's?
>
>If you have the ResColours addition to resedit, simply open the cicn, select
>the marquee tools, and drag across the entire cicn fatbits image to select it
>all.  Then cut it to the clipboard.  Now open the icl8 resource, select New
>from the FILE menu (te crate a new icl8 resource).  When the editing window
>comes up, just select paste to paste it in, and viola! an icl8 that looks
>just like the cicn.  I even whipped up a Quickeys sequnce to automate the
>whole process into one keystrock.  Just be sure that the icl8 has THE SAME
>resource ID as the corrsponding ICN# in the SUnDesk Icons file.
>
>	- Ed Rotberg - 

Ed, You might want to mention that you have to have 32 bit quickdraw
installed to use this feature. (I Think?) I kept trying to do 
this but the selection rectangle made the Icon totally black. After
your post (it was the second one that I read about this ability) I
put the 32bit quickdraw init into my system folder and now it works
as you say.

Ed,  If your not running 32 bit qd then I don't know what's going
on.





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Matthew Mora
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