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IconBuilder 8.5 for Adobe CS3/Intel

The Iconfactory releases Iconbuilder 8.5 with support for Adobe's CS3 applications and Apple's Intel based Macs.

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Announcing Universal Binary Support for Pixadex

Panic and The Iconfactory announce the release of Pixadex 2.0.2 which is now a Universal Binary for Intel Macs.

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Now For Something Different

Tribal art influences can be seen in Talos Tsui's latest freeware icon release for CandyBar - Totem Pole.

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Tiki Time

Enjoy a drink and a few icons in a tropical paradise!

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Totem Pole

A fresh take on OS X system replacement icons.

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Xtra Homes

Unique icons of homes for your computer's toolbar.

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Is xScope a Universal Binary application?

Yes, xScope has been optimized with native support for Intel-based Macintosh computers.

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What does an orange warning triangle on an icon mean?

The icon does not contain native resources for the size setting you have selected and is being scaled up or down.

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