I have selected "Customize" and from the drop-down I selected "Files" but my only shows that I can change a group of extensions like .cab, .png, and not a individual file like "ChristmasHome.png" or "Baseball.accdb" etc. If my memory serve me right, I could change the icon for any particular file in Win 7. I thought I had the option to change any file icon, where it be an .exe, .zip, .jpg, .xlsx, or any file etc. I can change the folder icon, but not the file(s) inside the f
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Have uninstalled and reinstalled. Didn't fix problem. Any other suggestion(s)?
Just upgraded to Win 10 Pro (1803) from Win 7 Ultimate. I can not use Icon Packager (like I could with Win 7) to change and individual file icon. When I had Win 7 installed I could use Icon Packager to change the icon of an individual file (i.e. Working.accdb (MS Access)). Now (in Win 10) when I run Icon Packager I can not find where I can change a individual file icon. Am I missing something. I like the ability to change a group
I don't know about Windows 8, but I had to reinstall all the Stardock software (my subscription doesn't expire for another 98 days) and I tried to activate Icon Developer (just one of many) and got the message (error) that my activation had reached its limits. I don't understand why this would happen if my subscription is still current (I can if the subscription had expired). You pay for software and you expect it to work. As long as I have a valid subscription I