Steel Guitar Icon

Gary Dunn · From: near Camel City, NC

Someone sent me one some time back, could you send it to me again. Thanks in advance.

Gary

Tommy Mc · From: Middlesex VT

It's on it's way.

John Olynyk · From: Prince Albert, Sask.

Hi , could I please get one also... Thank You. John

CrowBear Schmitt · From: Ariege, - PairO'knees, - France

i'll take one Tommy
Thanx

Gary Dunn · From: near Camel City, NC

Tommy,

Thanks a bunch; that is the one I had on my desktop that I was using to link to the forum.

Gary

Tommy Mc · From: Middlesex VT

John & CrowBear, it's in the mail. I've just made it available for download if anybody else is interested. http://www.geocities.com/yonah69/Steel_icon.html

[This message was edited by Tommy Mc on 09 January 2003 at 05:04 AM.]

CrowBear Schmitt · From: Ariege, - PairO'knees, - France

mickd · From: london,england

Ron Whitworth · From: Yuma,Ariz.USA Yeah they say it's a DRY heat !!

Thanks much Tommy...Very nice of you to provide that for everyone..Thanks Ron

John Olynyk · From: Prince Albert, Sask.

Thanks Tommy, It's easy to use... John

Bill Nauman · From: Cresco,Pa,USA

Currious as to what program you make the Icons with ...Bill Nauman Las Vegas Nevada

Tommy Mc · From: Middlesex VT

Bill,
I used Microangelo 5.5, which makes things easier, but as far as I know, Windows will recognize any .bmp file of around 32x32 pixels in size as an icon. So 'MS Paint', 'Pixia', or a lot of other graphic programs can be used. In fact, I used to use them, and also 'Irfanview' which will convert many other formats to .bmp and .ico.

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