Danny Gunawan

This small application can view the icons that reside in binary files like DLL, EXE, and many other extension. Founded icon can be saved to properly to icon or bitmap file. Support 32bit full color with alpha blending icon used by Windows XP.

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• Version : 1.0.6
• Release Date : 17 May 2006
• Type : Freeware
• File Size : 406652 bytes
• Operating Systems : Windows 9x, Windows NT4.x, Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003

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Notes

There were some questions about viewing the Desktop shortcut files. For those who do not know yet, the shortcut files in your Windows Desktop is NOT a binary files. It’s just a plain text file which content the information about how to run and what icon that should display where the icon itself reside in another binary file. This applied to PIF and LNK extension files.

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