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Phil
How do I create a new icon for use in shortcuts in my Desktop? I want to use a graphic of my own. I am using Windows XP and Office XP Professional Edition.
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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
A graphics design program like MicroAngelo comes to mind. Or you can create
images using Paint Shop Pro for use on your icons.
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After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer, Phil asked:
| How do I create a new icon for use in shortcuts in my Desktop? I want
| to use a graphic of my own. I am using Windows XP and Office XP
| Professional Edition.
images using Paint Shop Pro for use on your icons.
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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. Due to
the (insert latest virus name here) virus, all mail sent to my personal
account will be deleted without reading.
After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer, Phil asked:
| How do I create a new icon for use in shortcuts in my Desktop? I want
| to use a graphic of my own. I am using Windows XP and Office XP
| Professional Edition.
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Gyorgy Moldova [MCSE, MVP]
Quite simple, link a shortcut to the Office Apps (Winword.exe, Excel.exe,
etc) using your own icons.
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use a graphic of my own. I am using Windows XP and Office XP ProfessionalPhil said:How do I create a new icon for use in shortcuts in my Desktop? I want to
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Beth Melton
I'm not sure if you are asking how to create the icon or how to modify the shortcut and utilize your own icon. If the latter then right-click the shortcut and select Properties. On the Shortcut tab you'll find the command for "Change icon".
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Bob I
Open MS Paint, create a new 32 by 32 pixel file, paint/color it as you
wish, Save As a 256 color bitmap, rename it from .BMP to .ICO. R-click
the "shortcut" select properties, Change Icon, browse to th ".ICO" file
you created, Select it, OK and then Apply and Ok.
wish, Save As a 256 color bitmap, rename it from .BMP to .ICO. R-click
the "shortcut" select properties, Change Icon, browse to th ".ICO" file
you created, Select it, OK and then Apply and Ok.
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Bob I said:Open MS Paint, create a new 32 by 32 pixel file, paint/color it as you
wish, Save As a 256 color bitmap, rename it from .BMP to .ICO. R-click
the "shortcut" select properties, Change Icon, browse to th ".ICO" file
you created, Select it, OK and then Apply and Ok.
You can use Axialis Icon Workshop( http://www.axialis.com ) or
SlavaSoft Paint Express( http://www.slavasoft.com ) to convert your
image to any kind of icon.