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Here's a damn good question....
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I bet a lot of people wonder this: how does one assemble the icons in a folder to make one large picture, like when you open the Norton Utilities CD? I imagine you take said image and chop it into 32x32 squares and make icons, but how do you seamlessly arrange the icons in the folder, plus get the space for the file name to stay blank? Hopefully there's a plug-in that can do it....
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www.fallondesign.com
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Keep the rubber side down!
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Thanks flatcatch, you rule. I knew there had to be something out there!
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Join Date: Aug 2000
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IconMacher 1.5.2 try this too!
just as cool
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do acts of random kindness and senseless beauty!
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do acts of random kindness and senseless beauty!
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Use GraphicConverter. Does a bunch of awesome stuff including "save as finder picture".
Cipher13
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Join Date: Oct 2000
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Wow, I guess I need to play around with Graphic Converter more. I keep reading more and more about how versatile of a program it is. Thanks!
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