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Unknown author (2006-06-06 00:00:00):

Is it as easy like that? Realy?

Unknown author (2006-10-27 00:00:00):

Excellent! Have never seen such an easy way of creating so nice looking icons. Brilliant! I'm going through all your tutorials now, trying to create some own icons...

Unknown author (2006-12-27 00:00:00):

I went to download.com and found Real World Icon Editor. I found this resource, followed the steps, and created professional-looking icons in literally one minute. Really slick!

Unknown author (2007-02-24 00:00:00):

Was looking for a good and inexpensive icon editor, found your website, browsed some of these excellent articles, downloaded and tried the evaluation and, after a few minutes, hit the purchase button! No more searching for an Icon Editor! I've just found "THE" Icon Editor! Thanks.

MadMax (2007-02-25 00:00:00):

One more comment (adding to my last one of 2007-02-24):
You can further improve this with 3 things:
1) Proper ICL support and creation;
2) Layered Icon creation (preferably in a way similar to what was done here but creating and saving layers so that one can more easily change just one layer, e.g., when creating folder of XXX icons, one could create one such icon with 3 or more layers and later just change the layer where the XXX is placed, instantly changing a folder of pictures into a folder of sounds or folder of flash files.
3) In the ICO editor view, allow to resize the left panes so that one can properly see the full length of the Vista Icons in the 4 simultaneous views. I have a 1680x1050 display and could use that extra space to view those icons better instead of only 1 at a time or scrolling the views with the 4!

Keep up the GREAT work: it's a great program but you can always make it even better!

Vlasta (2007-02-25 00:00:00):

Thanks for the suggestions, they are always welcome.
1) ICL support - this is the first time someone actually asked for it, we'll pay more attention to ICLs.
2) Layers - doing layers properly is not easy, but it is in a long term plan.
3) It is already possible to make the panes resizable. The Customizing Application tutorial (built-in) deals with this topic, but it might be hard to find the right checkbox in the configuration. Send me an email and I'll explain it a bit more if you cannot find it.

[OMG]Kevinicons (2008-01-27 00:00:00):

Thats Easy!

Unknown author (2008-02-09 00:00:00):

FreezEO 5000 (2008-02-09):This too easy :-)