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Don't Panic!

Microsoft announces a new Windows vulnerablility listed as "critical" that deals with standard .ICO file formats.

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Clipper System 2

Clipper System style application icon replacements.

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Smoothicons 7

Smooth application icons including Excel & Preview.

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G-Unit

Drives & folders inspired by Gundam mechanics.

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Diablo II

Fantasy icons from the killer video game from Blizzard.

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World of Copland: 5

More cool World of Copland desktop object icons.

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PKZip

This suite of product icons was designed by the Iconfactory for PKWare to emphasize security as well as unparalleled compression and storage.

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Windows XP

We worked with Microsoft to create a fresh, new design style and produced over 100 icons to complete the makeover of the Windows XP look and feel.

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What does the extension .zip mean?

The file has been compressed for online distribution in the ZIP format, popular on the Windows PC platform.

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