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#Iconjar shared libraries windows

How to remove icons from the library?įirst highlight one or more icons you want to remove from your library.

Otherwise your changes will not be saved to the file on the hard disk. Once your icons have been added, be sure to save your library by clicking on the Save link in the Icon Details panel, or by selecting "Library|Save changes back to library file". In case of an icon source file, all icons found inside it will be added. You may select one or more icon files, including other icon source files such as executable, icon libraries, etc. Select " Library|Add Icons(s)" and a shell open dialog box will be displayed to let you select the icon files you want to add. Note that the next commands are available only when an icon library file is opened. Then like above, select " Library" then " Convert current file to icon library".Īfter you icon library has been created, you can add new icon files.

If you prefer to create a new icon library from scratch and add icons manually, just open the first icon file you want to add in GConvert.

Once you press OK, the new icon library (ICL format) will be created you can then open it in GConvert. You will be prompted for the filename of the output icon library.

If you want to convert an existing icon resource file (EXE, DLL, ICO, ICNS, RSRC, etc.) to an icon library, just select " Library" then " Convert current file to icon library".

#Iconjar shared libraries windows

* 16-bit ICL libraries are not supported by Windows Vista although GConvert can still handle them even if you run it on Vista. The latter lets you convert other icon source files such as executable, DLL to icon library files. Otherwise if you open any other file, only the command named "Convert current file to icon library" will be available.

If you open an icon library file, library commands such as add/remove icons will be enabled. All of the tool commands are available under the Library menu: GConvert features all the tools you need to create/edit/save/convert icon libraries (in 16 or 32-bit format). The main advantage is that icon libraries are fully supported by all Windows versions*, and can be opened by any icon editor/conversion tool furthermore they save your NTFS or FAT32 especially for large icon collection: instead of having thousands of single icon files, you have one global icon library file. icl extension and are actually 16-bit/32-bit DLL files containing a resource (.rsrc) section. Icon libraries are useful storage files for icons they are given the.