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Dock icons:Photoshop
ImageReady
Illustrator
Bridge
InDesign
InCopy
Lightroom
SoundBooth
Sorry, it's a big download.
As the preview suggests, this download contains various file types for Photoshop, Illustrator, ImageReady, InDesign, and InCopy documents in both dark and light versions.
They come in both PNG and ICO formats. 256px for PNG and 512px for both PNG and ICO. (Don't bother asking for different sizes)
I will be working on more in the near future for other Adobe programs and eventually other icons, such as for Plug-ins, Brushes, PostScript files, etc.
*These can be used on both PC and Mac*
If you have any other file types you would like to see added, please leave a comment or send me a note of which you need
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.....how do you change these to the icons anyway xD
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You'll need IconPackager. There may be other alternatives, but that's what I use.
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ok thank you i thought i could do it without one but it would apear not , thank you
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hm...doesnt work
maybe it will work with icon packager?
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If you're already using icon packager than you'll have to use that.
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I'm not familiar with Vista, but it should still be the same.
Select a file of the filetype you want to change. Right-click on it and go to Properties, then select the Icon tab. There will be a drop down menu that says Current icon on the left that tells you where and what the current icon is. Just below that is the option to "Change the icon for this file only". If you select that, then the only icon affected will be the one for that specific file you selected, otherwise it will change the icon of every file of that filetype.
Click on Change Icon just below that and navigate to the icon file you want to change to. For a a PC, it has to be an .ico file. Select the icon you want, click apply, and you will see the change immediately.
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how do i change the filetype icons on my computer? ^^
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I'm not much to good at speaking on art. But as far as skill and talent is concerned there is a lot present and I admire it 110%.
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Very cool. But, the download is [link] right now, I assume you meant for it to be a zip or rar?
I think the only other program I would want is After Effects
Nice job here
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Whoops, fixed.
The only problem I have is that I only have a couple of these programs, so I have no idea what some of them output. Like I don't know if Bridge has any proprietary files at all.
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Oh jesus, .aep is the project file, I've been up too long
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Oh, now I have the download. So you need to know the file types it can save as? Well .ai is the program file, like .psd is for Photoshop. Then it can save in a whole lot of different video formats, like divx, mpeg2, mov etc.
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Not quite sure what you mean by output files, but the logo is [link] at least it was before Adobe made all the logo's a single color.
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For example, when you save a PSD using Photoshop, the file is associated with Photoshop and you get a PS icon for the document, same thing when you save an AI document from Illustrator. The same thing happens for more generic files like GIF and JPG. The document icon is determined by the program that was used to create it. That's what I mean by output file.
There are certain Adobe programs that I don't have so I don't know what they output as their own file types.
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Ah I see. Well all After Effects files are video files, and other than the project file, they all open in VLC, since that's my media player of choice. Not really sure what they are originally, since I choose to use VLC for video files. There may be one or two odd files that open with After Effects, but I rarely save in those file types.
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