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Their price is about $120 USD per new icon, and I'd need at least 100 custom made icons in addition to culling from their stock collections. Let's say $15,000 to replace all the icons in Paint.NET with shiny fresh Vista-styled ones. Not worth it right now.

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Yes but are they willing to make 200 high resolution and high quality icons with a deliberately consistent artistic style? It's not exactly easy stuff, that's why they charge for the good stuff.

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Actually, this is something I've always wanted to know, and I'm not pushing anything on you Rick, but the icons in use now are XP ones with a few I've seen in Office 2003, how did you get them without infringing on any copyrights? Am I missing something simple or is it from the days when the project was Microsoft endorsed?

However you got them or can use them, can't the same be applied for Vista-like icons? Again, not pushing, just curious.

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Yes but are they willing to make 200 high resolution and high quality icons with a deliberately consistent artistic style? It's not exactly easy stuff, that's why they charge for the good stuff.

hmm...200, thats quite a bit. Is there a time limit?

If no time limit, maybe someone will be kind enough. :)

EDIT: see....1 year and uH will do it :lol::lol:

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Hey, give me a year and I'll have all the icons you'll ever need... :D

No, seriously. I'd love to create some icons for Paint.NET, but as you said, it's hard to maintain a consistent style.

EDIT@Ash: I would say that the deadline would be the PDN 4.0 release date.

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Microsoft released a bunch of icons for royalty-free use with Visual Studio 2005. I also got some from famfamfam.com.

The Paint.NET icon itself, though, I made myself. If I were to multiply the time spent on it by 100-200 more icons, I'd be dead by the time i was done.

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And actually, I guess you have to multiply that number by 2 because each icon would need a high-resolution (256x256) and a low-resolution (16x16) version. Sizes in between could mostly be scaled down from the 256x256 version. Because, see, if I were redoing all the icons I would want to have them all in high-resolution versions so that the UI could scale up and look really good at high-DPI.

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oh ok.

something else that is... interesting.

1. Open Firefox

2. Open Task Manager and kill the firefox.exe process

3. Open paint.net and launch one of the help menu internet shortcuts.

(...)

Ghost Ranger, I have had a similar problem and got the second error every time I launched an internet shortcut. I have the following fix for all users with the same problem, please see here:

http://kb.mozillazine.org/Windows_error ... _-_Firefox

This workaraound is for Firefox, I don't know if it works for IE/Opera. However, it is not an error of PDN.

Also I want to say that I like the actual PDN icons. They are already clean and I see no sense in changing icons every time the operating system style changes, as I see no sense in changig the UI every time office gets new interfaces.

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Honda said:

Luckily, I have a copy of the PDN source code in my hard drive!

*navigates to "C:/C#/PDN_SRC"*

Ive got a copy too. Desktop/pdn source.

Also, im sure some people here would be willing to make some icons. I could make some also.

EDIT: Ok, ill start working on a new set of icons tommorow. Ill go for a vista'ish style, and get them as high of quality as I can.

I'm still alive!

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oh ok.

something else that is... interesting.

1. Open Firefox

2. Open Task Manager and kill the firefox.exe process

3. Open paint.net and launch one of the help menu internet shortcuts.

(...)

Ghost Ranger, I have had a similar problem and got the second error every time I launched an internet shortcut. I have the following fix for all users with the same problem, please see here:

http://kb.mozillazine.org/Windows_error ... _-_Firefox

This workaraound is for Firefox, I don't know if it works for IE/Opera. However, it is not an error of PDN.

Interesting... you don't get the pop-ups anymore. But shouldn't Paint.NET try to work around this?

Back on topic- The icons are all fine, however, more vista-like icons would defiantly be added if possible.

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Interesting... you don't get the pop-ups anymore. But shouldn't Paint.NET try to work around this?

As it is a Windows/Firefix error, I have no idea why Rick should spent time on the problem.

The workaround can be found using Google and isn't that hard to do.

What I would like to see is that the help could be downloaded seperatly. It wouldn't be too much work to zip the online help and provide a downoad on the homepage.

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