Axialis Released Icon Workshop 6.11
Published by: Codrut Nistor, in News
December16th2007
If you want to create professional-looking icons for Vista and XP, following closely the look of Microsoft's ones (in fact, there are clear guidelines available for those that want to create icons XP or Vista-style), you can either use Photoshop or a similar program, combined with a serious amount of design skill, or grab a specialized program, which is less expensive and maybe also a bit easier to use. One of the best icon creating program for Windows is called IconWorkshop, comes from Axialis Software, and got a new version this weekend...

If you're new to this program, then it's enough to tell you that IconWorkshop can create icons for Windows and Mac from scratch, or based on an existing image. To help you as much as possible, the producer introduced a library of graphic objects that can be used as you wish, allowing you to create different icons in a blink of an eye.
To keep up with the industry tendencies, IconWorkshop offers full support for Windows Vista icons, as I mentioned above, and can also export your work in a variety of formats, if you consider necessary to use a high-end graphics editing software to retouch your work.
Unfortunately, the official page wasn't updated with news about the latest release, so all I can tell you is that the current version is 6.11, with pricing for Corporate Edition being $69.95, and a Personal Edition valued at $49.95. Of course, a free trial version is also available, and you can grab it from here.
At last, if you didn't notice, the official download page still shows the current version as being 6.10, so we are bringing you news as hot as possible once more!
If you're new to this program, then it's enough to tell you that IconWorkshop can create icons for Windows and Mac from scratch, or based on an existing image. To help you as much as possible, the producer introduced a library of graphic objects that can be used as you wish, allowing you to create different icons in a blink of an eye.
To keep up with the industry tendencies, IconWorkshop offers full support for Windows Vista icons, as I mentioned above, and can also export your work in a variety of formats, if you consider necessary to use a high-end graphics editing software to retouch your work.
Unfortunately, the official page wasn't updated with news about the latest release, so all I can tell you is that the current version is 6.11, with pricing for Corporate Edition being $69.95, and a Personal Edition valued at $49.95. Of course, a free trial version is also available, and you can grab it from here.
At last, if you didn't notice, the official download page still shows the current version as being 6.10, so we are bringing you news as hot as possible once more!








One comment on Axialis Released Icon Workshop 6.11
On 12/16/2007 at 11:36 pm Codrut Nistor said:
I just found out about the changes, so here you go...
• Display in Windows Vista™ Explorer - The installer fixes the registry to permit browsing of ICO files with 256x256 thumbnail preview in Windows Explorer under Vista.
• Ability to modify named icons in EXEs - With previous version, you were not able to open named icons in EXEs. Only indexed icons were recognized.
• Ability to modify icons in EXE with Extra Data - Some EXEs, like Auto-Extractible archives or compiled Flash movies, contain extra data attached at the end of the file. With this new version, the data is preserved.
• Other enhancements and bug fixes.
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