IconPackager allows you to download "packages" of icons and apply them to change virtually all the icons on Windows. It comes with several packs of very high quality icons and hundreds of others are available on the net.
Reviewing 4.2 (Feb 25, 2009)
Brilliant program as is Window Blinds. The program can be instructed to keep your icon packages where you choose, so that’s never a problem to back your packages up. As I love changing how the desk looks regularly I use it quite a lot & very rarely have any issues with it. I actually subscribe to 'Object Desktop' which gives access to most of Stardocks progs. Great stuff 10 stars.
Reviewing 4.1 (Sep 24, 2008)
It does what it's suppose to do quite well but like every stardock product, as soon as you realise just how much of your computer it has taken upon itself to take control of and choose to restrict it some, look out. Stardock products love to install everywhere and do not uninstall themselves properly still leaving running processes on your system. Long after you've washed your hands of them
Like windowblinds I find the packages to be well done but big and tacky and while thats not the fault of the program whats the point if there isn't anything that looks good available for it. I seem to always grab dock icons from devart which look ONE MILLION times better
I prefer Microangelo. It doesn't have a control panel like iconpackager but right clicking on an icon I want to change and selecting apperance works just fine for me
Reviewing 4.0 (May 15, 2008)
What's new:
* Automatically upscale to extra large size on Windows Vista
* Recolor icon sets on the fly
* User interface
Not sure that warrants a version number bump, instead of a point release, but I still use it and love it. And the recolor function is great!
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