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Download [link] Stickies
Copyright, licence and disclaimer
Stickies is freeware. You may use this software on any number of computers for as long as you like, and you don’t have to pay a penny. There are no crippled features for registered users only, no time delays and no stupid nag screens.

All that said, Stickies is not public domain software. I allow the free distribution of the software, but I retain ownership and copyright of the software and its source code in its entirety.

You may use and/or distribute this software only subject to the following conditions:

You may not modify the program or documentation files in any way.
You may not sell the software or charge a distribution fee, except to recover the media costs.
You may not remove my name or copyright notification, and you may not claim to be the owner or author of this software.
You understand and agree with this licence and with the disclaimer printed below.
Disclaimer
While every care has been taken to ensure that Stickies is safe, non-destructive and will not lose your data, you use this product entirely at your own risk. The author will not be held responsible or liable for any damages resulting from your use, misuse, or inability to use this product.
If you do not agree with this disclaimer or the above conditions of use, you should not use this product.

Compatibility
Stickies runs on Windows 98, 98SE, Me 2000 and XP. The price of progress (and new features!) means that Windows 95 and Windows NT are no longer supported. You can get Stickies to run on these versions of Windows with some work, but you're probably better spending your time upgrading!

Download
Download Stickies 6.0b setup program (953kb) [link]



v6 upgrades

If you upgrade to Stickies v6 from an earlier version there are two things you should be aware of:

The date/time stickies were created are discarded for your current stickies
Stickies with titles will have the title duplicated at the bottom of the sticky. Press shift-control-e to remove these


Stickies is freeware; you may download and use the program at home and at the office without charge. If however you would like to show your appreciation, the button on the right is provided to assist you with that Thank you!


Upgrading
If you're upgrading from a previous version on Stickies, as long as you're running a version later than 3, all you need to do is close Stickies down, and run the setup program above. All your stickies and options are automatically "imported" by this latest version.

Languages
In order to use Stickies in another language, download one of the files below. Each zip file contains a single file called language60.dll. Put this into the same directory as stickies.exe (probably c:\Program Files\stickies), and restart Stickies for all the menus, messages and dialogs to be translated to that language.

Download Catalan language DLL (103kb)

Download Czech language DLL (103kb)

Download French language DLL (103kb)

Download German language DLL (103kb)

Download Spanish language DLL (103kb)

For further configuration details, and full instructions for the program, read the help. If you get really stuck, drop me a mail! I'm always happy to help.

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Stickies 6.0b
where:[link]

What is Stickies?

Stickies is a PC utility I wrote to try to cut down on the number of Post-It® notes I was leaving stuck to my monitor. It is a computerised version of those notes.

The design goal behind Stickies is that the program is small and simple. Stickies will not mess with your system files, or write to the registry. Stickies stores all information in a single text-based ini file.

Stickies will never support animated dancing figures, or play "Greensleeves". They are instead yellow rectangular windows onto which you can put some text notes. Once created, they will stay on screen until you take them away. Just like a real sticky piece of paper.

Main features:

Once on screen, stickies will remain where placed until closed, even through reboots
Stickies appearance can be customised; fonts, colours and buttons may be changed, and styles saved. Stickies can be resized.
Stickies can snap to each other and to the sides of the screen to keep them neatly lined up
Stickies can be attached a web site, document or folder so they only show when it's on screen
Stickies can be transferred from one machine to another either over a TCP/IP network connection, or by using an SMTP mail server or MAPI client:
Hierarchical friends list, which may be automatically transferred from other friends
Play a sound file on receive
Signature for transmitted or emailed stickies
Favourite friends, and custom lists can be made
Stickies can be hidden for a certain period, until a specified date and time, or to wake every day, week or month, to act as reminders.
Stickies can have alarms set to ensure you notice them at a point you choose
Stickies can be transferred to and from your Palm or PPC PDA.
International language support
Stickies is small and simple, it writes to a single text file, and does not alter the registry
AD network administrators can use Group Policy to control settings
...and Stickies is completely free!
Accolades



Since I made Stickies available on the web, some people have been kind enough to write to me saying nice things about it:


We are delighted to tell you we are using your program and think it is fab for internal work. It is saving us so much time and is so versatile. (Valerie Lawrence)

I've just downloaded Stickies, and wanted to let you know that I'm delighted! After wading through numerous other post-it note style programs, to-do list aps and other similar utilities, it is such a pleasure to find Stickies! It it so simple yet powerful, has useful features rather than gimmicks, and, of course, it's wonderfully free! (Andy Nix)

Stickies must be the most efficient, simple, small, compact, fast, useful program I have EVER installed (Martin Cleaver)

Downloaded your excellent program the other day. It's great to find something so elegant and effective in this monolithic software era. (Andrew Fung)

Your sticky program is the best. I tried a lot of other ones but your one is the best; sweet, simple and free! (George Barnes)

Your compact and highly impressive freeware has finally made my life so much easier. (Sonal Patel)

It's so rare to come across a piece of software in the Windows world that's well written and functional throughout that's freeware. This is a professional piece of software that really works well. (Steve Chen)

I have tested nearly 20 of these sticky note programs, but yours seems to be the best of all for my purposes. Thank you for the great work you have done! (Steffen Neumann)

Stickies is beautifully implemented, well-documented and, astonishingly, it's free. We think you'll love it. (PC Advisor, August 2003)

I thought I would never begin to use desktop yellow notes until I found Stickies! (Jari Lehtonen)

... I make regular use of a program called Stickies, which puts electronic Post-Its on my screen.
(Lee Dembart, International Herald Tribune)

Stickies is the only software that I ever wanted to marry. (Peter Oliphant)
I know of users in Antigua and Barbuda, Argentina, Australia, Austria, The Bahamas, Bangladesh, Barbados, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Egypt, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Ghana, Gibraltar, Greece, Guatemala, Honduras, Hungary, Iceland, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Kyrgyzstan, Lithuania, Macedonia, Malaysia, Malta, Mexico, Micronesia, Mozambique, Myanmar, Namibia, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Norway, Pakistan, Peru, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Republic of the Congo, Romania, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenija, South Africa, Solomon Islands, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Tonga, Trinidad and Tobago, Turkey, Uruguay, United Arab Emirates, the UK, the US, Venezuela, Yugoslavia and Zambia. From the volume of mail I get I would guess there are tens of thousands of users. If you, or anyone else you know uses Stickies, and lives in another country to those listed above, I'd love to hear from you to add to the list!

Stickies has the ability to support some other languages for the menus and dialog than English. However, as I don't speak other languages, I need help to translate the English language in Stickies! If you think you might be able to help translate around two hundred words and phrases, please drop me a line. Unfortunately, it's not natively able to support languages for the interface with character sets much larger than English, such as Japanese, Chinese or Hindi.

Acknowledgements

Thanks to:

Alan Dobson for the hours of help he's given me.
Chris Maunder for his Trayicon Wizard, DateTimeCtrl wrapper class and CHyperLink.
Vojtech Lukosik for code to alter font sizes.
Jason Barnaby for general advice and help.
Jeroen Clarysse for code to do simple text-only printing.
Wes Clyburn for code to send an SMTP mail
Rob Manderson by way of CodeGuru for sample MAPI code.
Gonzalo Loguzzo for the default skin for v5.1a
John Fitzgibbon for the flag images used on the download page
Tiago Marques for design consulting


Massimo Arganese for Little Setup Builder (LSB). This installation builder is the one I use for Stickies, and I cannot recommend it highly enough. It far outstrips the other builders I've tried in terms of ease of use and its extensive functionality ... and to top that, it's free!

Miquel Pons for Catalan translation
Yu-Wei Chang for Chinese translation
Filip Veverka and Tomáš Pekárek for Czech translation
Martin van Es, Joris Drenth, Piet van Hees and Dirk Goossens for Dutch translation
Carsten Hansen for Danish translation
Thierry Dulait, Eyael, Gwénaël Kergadallan and utopya for French translation
Michael Ross, Andreas Poehlmann and Sascha Mrowka for German translation
Giorgos Kostopoulos and Nikos Tzovaridis for Greek translation
Jozsef Tamas Herczeg for Hungarian translation
Eddy Tlessh for Indonesian translation
yayo (Roberto Correzzola) for Italian translation
Mitsuhiro Yoshida for Japanese translation
Piotr Murawski and Rafal Lampe for Polish translation
Eneida Gaspar for Portuguese (Brazilian) translation
Pedro Lino for Portuguese (standard) translation
Mãrgãrit-Miricã Georgescu for Romanian translation
Anton Granik, ava3v, Nikolay Komarov and Alexandr Perebeinos for Russian translation
Raul Bianchi Lastra, Christian Hess Araya and Mario Villar for Spanish translation
Martin Samuelsson for Swedish translation
Kuddusi Demir for Turkish translation
Gwyndaf Hughes for Welsh translation


Contact

If you have any ideas or suggestions for Stickies, or (perish the thought!) find a bug, please get in touch! I always reply to anyone who writes to me.

If you plan to review, or write a piece about Stickies in either an on-line or hard copy publication, I'd appreciate you dropping me a note to let me know! You're quite welcome to do so, but I'd just like to be able to grab a copy of your article.

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it wont be a fave if it won't be a headphone and you know I love music and love to listen music on headphones you know what i mean all the thing privately and pleasurly

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you know your style is just my type I saw it in your pics specially that hope thing it not a paper that is falling itz my hope which i am losing nicely portrayed

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thanks a lot for the favourite!

Thanks for the fav.

I always have something up my sleeve about once a week, so make sure you don't miss it haha! Cough* Friend me Rawr!

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UberIcon
Ü

ÜberIcon creates a more customizable atmosphere on your desktop by extending Windows to perform new effects when you launch your icons and folders. The effects are plugin-based to give you control over the look and feel. The name translates to "OverIcon" which will begin to make sense from the moment you see your first icon fly towards you. It's completely free, so what are you waiting for? Try it out!
Features:

* Extrememly efficient
* Plugin-based for complete customization
* Integrates with your Desktop, Explorer and most software
* Unicode compliant
* Simple plugin SDK for creating new effects
* Included Plugins:
o iZoom
o iBounce
o FlatOut
* Supports many languages and can easily be translated
* And best of all...its FREE

[screenshot] [screenshot]
Plugins

You can download plugins on the UberIcon Plugins Page. More information on compiling your first plugin and submitions can be found in the forums.
Supported Languages:

Albanian, Arabic, Bengali, Brazilian Portuguese, Bulgarian, Catalan, Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Persian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese

-- If your language is not supported and you would like to help translate, please see our instructions for localizing UberIcon.
Online Help

You can find full documention when you install UberIcon, or view the most recent help online at anytime.
System Requirements:

* Windows 2000/XP/2003
* 300Mhz or faster CPU
* 5MB RAM free
* 16bit color-depth or higher

download : [link]

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RocketDock

RocketDock is a smoothly animated, alpha blended application launcher. It provides a nice clean interface to drop shortcuts on for easy access and organization. With each item completely customizable there is no end to what you can add and launch from the dock.

Now with added Taskbar support your minimized windows can appear as icons on the dock. This allows for better productivity and accessibility.
Watch it in Action:
Features:

* Minimize windows to the dock
* Real-time window previews in Vista
* Running application indicators
* Simple drag-n-drop interface
* Multi-monitor support
* Supports alpha-blended PNG and ICO icons
* Icons zoom and transition smoothly
* Auto-hide and Popup on mouse over
* Positioning and layering options
* Fully customizable
* Completely Portable
* ObjectDock Docklet support
* Compatible with MobyDock, ObjectDock, RK Launcher, and Y'z Dock skins
* Runs great on slower computers
* Unicode compliant
* Supports many languages and can easily be translated
* A friendly user base
* And best of all... its FREE

Supported Languages:

Afrikaans, Albanian, Arabic, Bangla, Brazilian Portuguese, Bulgarian, Catalan, Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, Galician, Georgian, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Persian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Serbian (Cyrillic), Serbian (Latin), Sinhala, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian

-- If your language is not supported and you would like to help translate, please see our instructions for localizing RocketDock.
Online Help

You can find full documentation when you install RocketDock, or view the most recent help online at anytime.
Minimum System Requirements:

* Windows 2000/XP/Vista
* 500Mhz or faster CPU
* 10MB RAM free

download : [link]

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Resource Hacker

What is Resource HackerTM?
Resource HackerTM is a freeware utility to view, modify, rename, add, delete and extract resources in 32bit Windows executables and resource files (*.res). It incorporates an internal resource script compiler and decompiler and works on Win95, Win98, WinME, WinNT, Win2000 and WinXP operating systems.

Viewing Resources: Cursor, Icon, Bitmap, GIF, AVI, and JPG resource images can be viewed. WAV and MIDI audio resources can be played. Menus, Dialogs, MessageTables, StringTables, Accelerators, Delphi Forms, and VersionInfo resources can be viewed as decompiled resource scripts. Menus and Dialogs can also be viewed as they would appear in a running application.

Saving Resources: Resources can be saved as image files (*.ico, *.bmp etc), as script files (*.rc), as binary resource files (*.res), or as untyped binary files (*.bin).

Modifying Resources: Resources can be modified by replacing the resource with a resource located in another file (*.ico, *.bmp, *.res etc) or by using the internal resource script compiler (for menus, dialogs etc). Dialog controls can also be visually moved and/or resized by clicking and dragging the respective dialog controls prior to recompiling with the internal compiler.

Adding Resources: Resources can be added to an application by copying them from external resource files (*.res).

Deleting Resources: Most compilers add resources into applications which are never used by the application. Removing unused resources can reduce an application's size.

Last Updated:
24 March 2002
Version: 3.4.0

Author & Copyright:
Angus Johnson
© Copyright 1999-2004



Licence to Use - Terms and Conditions:
This Resource HackerTM software is released as freeware provided that you agree to the following terms and conditions:
This software is not to be distributed via any website domain or any other media without the prior written approval of the copyright owner.
This software is not to be used in any way to illegally modify software.
DISCLAIMER: A user of this Resource HackerTM software acknowledges that he or she is receiving this software on an "as is" basis and the user is not relying on the accuracy or functionality of the software for any purpose. The user further acknowledges that any use of this software will be at the user's own risk and the copyright owner accepts no responsibility whatsoever arising from the use or application of the software.
The above licence terms constitute "copyright management information" within the meaning of Section 1202 of Title 17 of the United States Code and must not be altered or removed from the licensed works. Their alteration or removal from the licensed works, and the distribution of licensed works without all the above licence terms in an unaltered way, may contravene Section 1202 and give rise civil and/or criminal consequences.

Resource Hacker is no longer being developed:

I have been overwhelmed by the interest in Resource HackerTM, the emails of thanks, encouragement and suggestions. It's been downloaded over 3 million times. However, I've moved on to other things and have no plans to continue its development. Please don't ask for the source code, I'm not releasing it, nor is it for sale. Colin Wilson has written an open source Resource Editor which may interest those looking for source code.

Known Limitations:

Limitation:
Resource HackerTM will not read 16bit (Windows 3.1) executables.
Status:
I have no intention of supporting these executables - they are a dying breed.
The shareware resource editor eXeScope I believe does handle 16bit files.

Limitation:
Resource HackerTM is currently compiled with Delphi 3.02. When decompiling and recompiling Borland's Delphi forms in applications compiled with later version of Delphi, there may be errors in the recompiled forms if frames have been used to create the form. This error is due to the inline DFM keyword not being recognized. While decompiling, the inline keyword will be replaced by object and, if manually corrected before recompiling, inline will be rejected by the internal compiler.
Status:
I'm not rushing to make all the changes that are necessary to recompile Resource HackerTM with the latest version of Delphi.

Limitation:
To reduce the size of application files, some applications are "packed" or "compressed" using an EXE compressor once they have been compiled. This has a side-effect of making it more difficult to view and modify resources. When a "compressed" executable is viewed with Resource HackerTM, only resource types and names will be visible but not the actual resources.
Status:
This is not viewed as a bug. The application developer may well have viewed this as beneficial feature so no "fix" is planned.


Download Sites for Version 3.4.0

Europe (Zip File 541kb)
[link]

Australia (Zip File 541kb)


Updated Help File (with thanks to Daniel Thibault)
[link]



Resource HackerTM translations:

Simplified Chinese: (Ver 3.4.0)
Translation by: Darong Lv

Traditional Chinese: (Ver 3.2.10)
Translation by: Menghsi Wu

Japanese: (Ver 3.4.0)
Translation by: Yoshiroh Maruoka

I do not intend to host any other translations of Resource HackerTM.


Articles:
Ian Sharpe, editor of PCPlus Magazine's Help Desk, has written a couple of articles on putting Resource Hacker to good use. These articles can be downloaded as PDF documents from the links below:
"Notepad Tip: New Shortcut Keys" in Issue 176 on page 152.
"Hack Windows into shape" in Issue 175 on page 142.

For German readers there are other tips on using Resource Hacker at PC_Welt written by Roland Bischoff.





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BootLogo - Boot-Image setter
for Windows2000/XP
(c) 2001-2004 by A. Tofahrn


Introduction
This utility provides a simple way to modify the image during the boot-phase of Windows2000 and WindowsXP. The informations used to implement this tool mainly came from [link]

Please note that I cannot guarantee, that this tool works on all systems as expected. So you will use this tool on your own risk and I accept no responsibility whatsoever arising from the use or application of this tool.

Characteristics of Boot-Images
Usable Boot-Image must have the exact size of 640x480 pixels and use a 16 color Palette. You have to convert any other format into this specification. Using a modern Imaging-Software you can reduce the color depth with an acceptable quality.

To use the images with BootLogo they must be saved without compression as a BMP-File. The resulting File-Size should be 153.718 Bytes.

Please notice the following specifics for both Systems

Boot-Images for Windows2000
For Windows 2000 the Palette may be optimized for the colors contained in the Image. During boot a horizontal stripe (Lines 416-425) of the Image is constantly rotated and a Progress-Bar is shown at Position [274/437]-[436/444].

You can change the Color of the animated Bar with the Configure-Button and adjust it's Position in the Fullscreen-Preview.

Boot-Images for WindowsXP
The Boot-Image for WindowsXP normally has a fixed Color-Palette. You can use the Palette from the following Image to create compatible Images:



An Activity-Indicator is inserted at Position [258/354]-[377/362] and the System-Type (Professional, Home etc.) is mapped around the area [215/271]-[385/299]. The Type is variable in length and always White Text upon Black Background.

You may also adjust the Color-Mapping of the Progress-Bar using the Configure Bar-Button. It's not that difficult, so I don't explain that here. You can also add your own Bar-Styles when you edit XP-Bars.cfg. You can also move the Bar to your preferred Location from the Fullscreen-Preview.

Please note, that WindowsXP seems to always set the second Color (Color-Index 1) to Black, so you effectively only have 15 Colors under WindowsXP. The latest Version of BootLogo takes this Fact in count for all Previews and displays a Warning accordingly.

You can let BootLogo try to optimize and sort the Palette within the Image, so that similar shades are removed and darker colors come first. This may give better results for non-XP-optimized Palettes. But if you're using smooth shades results may be less optimal. As always: Try it!

BootLogo can try to patch the Kernel to use the Palette embedded in the selected Bitmap. It also can replace the Professional/Home-Logo with 1x1-Bitmaps. Just select the appropriate Checkboxes at the bottom of the Configuration-Dialog.

Program-Operation
First you have to select a Path containing proper BMP-Files. BootLogo uses the own path as a default.

You can select and preview any Bitmap in the path and set it as a Boot-Image with the Button "Set this Boot-Image". BootLogo may prompt for modifications for the first time.

Alternatively you can select "Random-Mode", which launches BootLogo at every Logon and sets a random Image from the specified Path. If you do not like the Splash-Screen, which displays the Image for the next Boot, you can easily disable it with the Checkbox below.

Use the Fullscreen-Button to check out your Image in real 640x480 Pixel-Resolution. During Fullscreen-Mode you can still change your Image-Selection using the Arrow-Keys and move the animated Bar with the Mouse to a Position you like. To leave Fullscreen-Mode, click right or press Escape or Return.

Batch-Operation
For automated Installation of Boot-Screens BootLogo supports some Commandline Arguments. This Section describes shortly, which Arguments are supported. To use these Arguments you have to call BootLogo from the Commandline, from the Run-Dialog or from a Batch-File. If you don't know what I am talking about, please skip this Section.

BootLogo accepts a Commandline like this:

BootLogo [-<Argument>[:Value] ...] [<Bitmap-File>]
-Accept
BootLogo does not use Dialog-Boxes before System-Modifications. This is useful if BootLogo is used for automated Installations without User-Invention.
-CopyPalette[:0|1]
Instructs BootLogo to copy the Palette from the Image into the Kernel.
-MoveBar[:0|1]
Modify Kernel to reposition the animated Bar.
-RemoveLogo[:0|1]
Remove Version-Logo from WindowsXP Bootscreen.
-SortPalette[:0|1]
Optimize Palette for use on WindowsXP.
-Splash[:0|1]
Display Splash-Window for Verification.
-Uninstall
Remove the created Kernel from the System.
Please note, that Arguments are interpreted from left to right. You have to use -Accept first to activate it for following Operations. If some Arguments are not specified, the current Settings from the User-Interface are used. If an Argument is specified without a Value, the Option will be activated. If a Value is given, then 0 will turn off the Option any other Value will turn it on. Any Arguments given are temporary and will not be saved to the Registry.

Please note also, that you can not modify the Shape or Position of the animated Bar through the Commandline.

System-Modifications
The Boot-Images resides in the file NTOSKRNL.EXE which is an essential File of the Operating System. Under Windows2000 with Service Pack 1 the original file must be modified. Since the System-File-Protection instantly replaces the modified file, BootLogo turns off System-File-Protection when Service Pack 1 is detected.

Since any malfunction during the modification will render the System inoperable, it is not recommended to use this tool on Windows2000 Systems without at least Service Pack 2.

From Windows2000 Service Pack 2 and WindowsXP the System supports an additional Switch in BOOT.INI (/KERNEL=...). So the original NTOSKRNL.EXE need not to be modified. BootLogo only manipulates a Copy of NTOSKRNL.EXE (named NTOSBOOT.EXE) and inserts a second Boot-Entry into BOOT.INI, so that there is always a fallback Entry available.

Any modification on the System will be announced by BootLogo and can be aborted anytime.

Installation of Service-Packs
Since BootLogo modifies the Boot-Kernel, a Service-Pack-Installation may complain about corrupted System-Files and will not install.

To install a Service-Pack, you have to boot your System with the original Kernel. You can easily select the old Kernel from the Boot-Menu. If you removed that Entry from your Boot-Menu (BOOT.INI), you manually have to modify your BOOT.INI to load the original NTOSKRNL.EXE (just remove the /KERNEL=NTOSBOOT.EXE from the Entry).

Do not use Uninstall in the BootLogo-Dialog, when you manually edit your BOOT.INI to only have one Bootmenu-Entry!

After you have installed the Service-Pack just reboot the System with the Original Kernel and then use BootLogo to create a fresh NTOSBOOT.EXE. Don't try to boot the old Version, this will crash your System (don't worry, just reset your PC and reboot again with the Original Kernel!)

Removing Boot-Logo
If you want to remove the installed Boot-Logo simply press the Button "Remove Boot-Image" at the bottom of the Dialog. This will remove the corresponding Entry from your BOOT.INI.

Contact
Andreas Tofahrn
Software-Entwicklung und Beratung
Hessenring 107
D-61184 Karben
e-mail: andreas@tofahrn.de
Web-Site: [link]

Copyright (c) 2001-2004 by A. Tofahrn

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New version, more features

Because of some donations I could spend some more time on this little tool, so I give you AveIconifier2 Please report any bugs, suggestions, comments on the European Championship soccer.

Screenshot

(source altoprofilo)

Features
- Convert ICO to PNG and vice versa.
- Simple drag-'n-drop interface.
- Totally skinnable application.
- Right click on the captionbar to select a skin.
- Select output formats for icons (right click on the icon pane).

What's new?
- Multi Icons are now created from PNGs: 16x16, 24x24, 32x32, 48x48, 64x64, 72*72 96x96, 128x128 are possible. All 32bits.
- Converts faster
- Batch converting, just drag multiple icons/pngs to the pane.
- Any PNG size is now supported.
- Luna skins included and made default.

How does it work?
Drop an ICOn from explorer onto the left pane. Drag it from the right pane into explorer to get an PNG file out of the icon. Vice versa for PNG to ICO.

Kudos to
Lou for the icon and the logo.
Altoprofilo for the excellent Luna skins.

Download
[link]

Ave (still watching soccer)

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Warm welcome to DA!!!!!!
Any need of help or wotsoever... i'll b right here!
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