Coffee IconEditor 1.56
contains all tools you need for creating and editing
Windows icons and managing icon libraries. The program
is friendly enough for the casual user who wants to
tweak a couple of standard .ICO files, yet
powerful enough for the professional graphic designer
who needs to create original icons and manage extensive
icon libraries.
If this is the first time you have used
Coffee IconEditor, browse
through the help topics to get an idea of what the
program can do.
The Tool palette contains drawing
and color management tools and also tools for managing
icon libraries.
When you place the mouse cursor over a Tool palette
button, the tooltip with the tool name appears, and the
Status Bar displays a short description of its
use.
You can also access most of these tools via the Coffee
IconEditor menus.
Drawing Tools
Selection tool
Selects a rectangular area.
Color picker
Selects the active foreground
and background colors. These colors are displayed
in the Active Colors panel of the Color
palette.
Eraser tool
This tool has several options:
Left-clicking and dragging the Eraser
across the image replaces all pixels drawn
in the Foreground color to the Background
color.
Right-clicking and dragging the Eraser
across the image replaces all pixels drawn
in the Background color to the Foreground
color.
Holding the Shift key and dragging
the Eraser across the image will replace
the color of all pixels to Background if
the left mouse button is pressed, or to
Foreground if the right mouse button is
pressed.
Pencil tool
Creates thin freehand lines.
Flood fill tool
Fills an area with a color, pattern,
or gradient, depending on the Gradient
panel settings.
Line tool
Connects two points within the
workplace with a straight line.
Rectangle tool
Click and drag to create a rectangle.
Filled rectangle tool
Click and drag to create a rectangle
filled with the foreground color.
Circle tool
Click and drag to create an ellipse
or a circle.
Filled circle tool
Click and drag to create a circular
shape filled with the foreground color.
Rounded rectangle tool
Click and drag to create a rectangle
with rounded corners.
Filled rounded rectangle tool
Click and drag to create a rounded
rectangle filled with the foreground color.
Undo
The Undo operation reverts
the open icon image to its state before the
last editing change was made. Multiple levels
of Undo are available. Please note that some
operations, such as adding and removing subicons
or layers and all operations with icons in libraries
cannot be reversed with Undo.
Redo
The Redo operation reverts
the document to its state before the last Undo
was performed. Redo can only be performed after
an undo (or after a series of undos).