IconPackager

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IconPackager
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IconPackager allows users to change
nearly all their Windows icons.
Developer:Stardock
Latest release:4.10 / September 23, 2008
OS:Microsoft Windows XP (32 bit) / Server 2003 (32/64 bit) / Vista (32/64 bit)
Genre:OS Customization
License:Shareware
Website:IconPackager Official Website

IconPackager is a program that allows you to change nearly all of your Windows icons at once by applying "packages" of icons.


What makes IconPackager special is that unlike Microsoft's themes which only change a few icons, IconPackager changes hundreds of icons. Everything from "My Computer", "Recycle Bin", Folders, all the way to specific file format icons such as .doc and .xls files and any other file type you wish to use. IconPackager changes only the graphics of your icons and will not affect the applications.


There are hundreds of icon packs available on sites such as WinCustomize.com.


IconPackager comes as a: 30 day Trial Version, and the Enhanced Version.

Contents

User Experience

What IconPackager Does

IconPackager changes almost all of your Windows icons in just a few clicks. IconPackager also supports Live folders on Windows Vista.

How to Use IconPackager

The Basics

IconPackager is available as a part of Object Desktop, and as a stand-alone application. To make sure you have the latest version, it's always recommended to install through Stardock Central or Impulse. Once installed, run IconPackager and you will see a variety of icon packages included with IconPackager. To install an icon pack simply select the one want to use, click "Apply Icon Package and your new icons will appear.

History

Current Version

4.10, September 23, 2008


Version history

3.2, 4/19/2007

4.0, 5/15/2008

4.10, 9/23/2008

Links

Product Information

Downloads

Documentation & Help

Tutorials

Notes & References