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The icons that I'm converting in Graphic Converter are all images that I have on hand. They are company logos that have been resized and edited in Photoshop and I'm just opening the PSD files in Graphic Converter and checking their size before saving them out as .ico files. They all work fine on the Mac, well, not work as such, but they all look fine when viewed as an image file which is all I can do to them, being saved as Windows icons. Its just the one that is distorted when it gets used on the PC. I don't have nay clue as to why, I was hoping by opening one of these small/proxy icons that I could get an idea, maybe the dimensions or something was causing the problem. I have saved them all out as 32*32 and 48*48 pixels, when I was first asked to do them I thought they were for desktop icons. They all worked though, as the small icons, except for my one [problem one. Even at 16*16 pixels it just crops then stretches it. I am starting to wonder if the image is corrupted somewhere. I'm running OS9.2, and I'll hunt through the resource file and see if I can find the exact icons I'm looking for. Thanks Gary and Shay, hopefully it will all work. Kind regards, Kelly --- Shay Telfer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >Hi all, > > > Umm... Where is Graphic Converter getting the icons > from that it's > saving out to the file? > > Under OS 9 these things are typically stored in a > resource file, > which might have a .rsrc extension (but of course OS > 9 doesn't > require file extensions). But I'm confused as to > whether you're > referring to OS 9 or OS X, and where you're getting > the icons from in > the first place. > > Under OS X they're probably in the .icns or the > .rsrc file if it's a > Carbon or Classic app, or as .tif's in the package's > Resources > folder, or in the .nib file which you can access > with Project Builder > if you've got the developer tools installed. ________________________________________________________________________ Want to chat instantly with your online friends? Get the FREE Yahoo! Messenger http://mail.messenger.yahoo.co.uk
