Icon2Gif

System Requirements

What Icon2Gif Is

Icon2Gif does exactly what it sounds like it does: it takes the icons for your application and copies them into GIF files. Useful for preparing websites and the like (see the Icon2Gif product webpages for an example).

No editting capabilities are available. This is strictly conversion, folks.

How To Use Icon2Gif

Using Icon2Gif is simple, as one would expect.

  1. Start the Icon2Gif application.
  2. From the 'Action' menu, select 'Convert'.
  3. Select the application whose icons you wish to copy out as GIFs, using the open-file panel.
  4. An alert box will pop up, telling you either the icons were converted or that something happened. Usually, this occurs because the file chosen does not have an icon in attribute or resource.
  5. The files for "app" are "appL.gif" for the large icon, and "appM.gif" for the mini icon.

If Icon2Gif could not create the GIFs in the same directory as the chosen file, it will put up a save-file panel to allow you to choose a different directory.

A Nod to the Lawyer

Copyright (c) 1997 Be Do Have Software.
All rights not addressed in license reserved.

Icon2Gif is freeware, that is, freely redistributable. Please redistribute, but do not change any of the identifying marks. Easiest and best would be to pass along the entire package file.

Freeware does NOT mean "in the public domain". I wrote this and I own it, and no one is to make money off this product itself. If you feel compelled to contribute something as a token of appreciation, please pass a copy of this product's package file along to a friend and perform some random act of kindness.


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Contributed by Be Do Have Software
Last updated 1997-09-11