1. RE: Re[2]: Free icons for apps
Okay, that makes sense.
You're right, most of the icons in Anthony's library seem "dated"
appearance-wise. I converted the icons from a similar need, I wanted to
find some xpm icons already created that I could just plug into my
program. I've only used a few of the icons in the library, to tell the
truth.
Jonas
aku saya wrote:
>
> Sorry, as usual I cannot understand the English well, so I'm very
> sorry that I have typed the wrong words.
>
> I meant:
> - I know that the icons are not created by you.
> - They were created by someone else
> - And I think the (what words should I use than "design"?)
> "appearance" is not suitable for me.
>
> I'm very thankful for your program, and it's good.
>
> Sorry for the bad English.
> J> program. That's what I've done in the past.
>
> J> All I really added was a crude program to browse through the xpms in
> an
> J> include file. And I do believe that I specified it was crude.
>
> J> So in defense of my own library, I don't think it was "bad", you just
>
> J> need to understand the intent of what I did.
>
> J> Jonas
>
> J> aku saya wrote:
> >>
> >> I need icons for my app, where can I find them?
> >> I need it to be free for commercial use, and preferably modern-looking
> >> and colorful (such as in XP).
> >> I have tried XPM Icon Library in the archive but the design is rather
> >> bad.
> >> The icons I need is for the toolbar, such as open, close, cut, copy,
> >> add, paste, insert, delete, help etc.
> >>
> >> Thanks!
>
>
