Misty Iconverter

misty iconverter
misty iconverter

Estimated reading time: 2 minutes

We have designed a small program that allows you to import image files like JPEG and PNG and convert them into usable icon files for Configuration Manager Software Catalog Applications, websites or custom-designed programs.

We have had a few people suggesting that this tool is useless for creating desktop shortcut icons – its NOT designed for this, so please do not complain when it does not carry out this function for you!

It is for creating small icon files for applications in Configuration Manager catalog and also for website icons (see website icon on this site – this tool created that!). This is a very basic and simple tool to carry out a very particular function – please treat it as so!

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Change Log

  • Layout Change
  • Design Change
  • Bug fixes
  • Code tidy
  • About Box Addition
  • TechyGeeksHome Links added to Menu Bar

Instructions

The program is very simple to use, simply click the Import Image button:

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Then browse to the image that you want to convert, however, you need to ensure that the image you are importing does not exceed 350 pixels in height. The image will then appear in the picture frame:

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Then click on the Convert Image button:

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The program will create a new folder called TGH Icons in your My Pictures directory and save the converted image into this folder.

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You can then click the Open Target button which will go straight into the folder where the icon files have been saved.

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Comments

If you find any bugs or have any ideas for future releases for this program then please post a comment below using our comments system.

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