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<h1>IconLab</h1>
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<img src="http://www.zonic.co.uk/products/iconlab/images/large_iconlab.jpg" alt="IconLab" width=128 height=128 align=right>
IconLab is a File Format plug-in for Adobe Photoshop, that allows you to work directly
on Mac OS X's native icon format from within Adobe Photoshop or compatible software.
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IconLab gives you the freedom to use professional graphics software such as Photoshop as
your "icon editor", giving you the full power of layers and filters when constructing
your icons.
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IconLab also allows Mac OS X icon files to be imported directly into Photoshop, and will
correctly pre-multiply the RGB channels to ensure the icon appears in Photoshop exactly
as it does in the Finder.
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<h1>Using IconLab</h1>
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To use IconLab, simply drag it to the "File Formats" folder within your Photoshop installation.
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IconLab will automatically register itself with Photoshop's import/export system, allowing
you to drag <tt>.icns</tt> files onto Photoshop and treat them as you would any other image
format.
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When exporting, the alpha channel of the image is used to generate a high-quality mask for
the icon. This allows you to go directly from a complex multi-layer image to a flattened
icon file, in one easy step.
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Images are also resized automatically, allowing you to work at a higher resolution than the
final icon file.
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<h1>Requirements</h1>
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IconLab requires Mac OS X 10.2 or higher, and a suitable host application (such
as Photoshop 7.0 and Photoshop Elements 2.0, or later versions).
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<h1>Registration</h1>
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IconLab costs $24.95. You may evaluate it free of charge for 7 days, after which time you
should register to purchase your copy. 
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Registering will allow you to remove the watermark which will appear after the 7 day
evaluation period is over.
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