Dec 102017
OS/2 program that displays OS/2 icons (from a user specified directory) in a PM window. | |||
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File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
ICONVIEW.EXE | 6677 | 4033 | deflated |
README | 983 | 547 | deflated |
Download File ICONVIEW.ZIP Here
Contents of the README file
README for IconView 0.9
October 23, 1991
ICONVIEW.EXE lets you view OS/2 PM icon files as a group. To
my knowledge, there is no other way of doing this simple
activity otherwise.
IconView understands PM 1.1, 1.2 and bitmap array type icons.
It doesn't understand the new OS/2 2.0 format icons (of which
very few currently exist).
Usage
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ICONVIEW [path-spec]
[path-spec] is optional. With it, you can give a drive, path
and wildcard for .ICO files. For example,
ICONVIEW \tmp\icons\*.ico
will show you all the icons in the \tmp\icons directory.
Without [path-spec], the default is *.ico in the current
directory.
[To paraphrase the lawyers:]
This program is freeware. It is provided without warranty
either express or implied and without claims for suitability
or fitness for a particular purpose. In no case shall John
W. Cocula be held liable for use or misuse of this program.
October 23, 1991
ICONVIEW.EXE lets you view OS/2 PM icon files as a group. To
my knowledge, there is no other way of doing this simple
activity otherwise.
IconView understands PM 1.1, 1.2 and bitmap array type icons.
It doesn't understand the new OS/2 2.0 format icons (of which
very few currently exist).
Usage
-----
ICONVIEW [path-spec]
[path-spec] is optional. With it, you can give a drive, path
and wildcard for .ICO files. For example,
ICONVIEW \tmp\icons\*.ico
will show you all the icons in the \tmp\icons directory.
Without [path-spec], the default is *.ico in the current
directory.
[To paraphrase the lawyers:]
This program is freeware. It is provided without warranty
either express or implied and without claims for suitability
or fitness for a particular purpose. In no case shall John
W. Cocula be held liable for use or misuse of this program.
December 10, 2017
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