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Question Posted Saturday September 13 2008, 12:37 pm

how do u create and icon and put it as your icon?

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Psycotheis answered Saturday September 13 2008, 4:05 pm:
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It may help you out, though I'm not really sure because you didn't specify what system you use(mac, windows, etc.) or if you have any sort of programs that can already make icons(photoshop, etc.) If you dont have any programs and you can't download anything off the internet, I suggest you live with what you have. And I dont recommend downloading programs off the internet anyways do to malicious software and viruses that are all over the place in the web.

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