What is Icon Manager?
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Information for Developers
Icon Manager works on any Palm™ based device with Palm OS 3.0 or higher, including devices from Palm, Handspring, Sony, etc. Icon Manager lets you create or edit icon sets for use with HandyShopper, DateBk5, DataShield, SplashID, and Agendus (formerly known as Action Names). Icon Manager also supports high density icons on Palm OS 5.0 devices and higher.
Some other applications also support using custom icon sets created with Icon Manager. Please refer to your application's documentation to find out if it supports custom icon sets created with Icon Manager. Icon Manager cannot edit icons that show up in application launcher programs (such as the built-in launcher, ZLauncher, SilverScreen, or etc).
FreeWare and DonationWare - Icon Manager is free for anyone to use. But if you like it, then I encourage anyone who recognizes the value of the adage "give a man a fish, feed him for a day; teach a man to fish, feed him for a lifetime" to take a look at what Heifer International is about, and see if you'd like to contribute and/or be involved. If for some reason you don't believe this is a cause worth supporting, please consider giving to a charitable organization involved in community service or medical research.
Disclaimer - This software is FREE and I cannot be responsible or liable for lost data or any other problems. If this is not acceptable to you, do not use Icon Manager!
Distribution - You have permission to distribute Icon Manager with other applications as long as (1) you include the full Icon Manager package, (2) you do not modify any of the files in the Icon Manager package, (3) you do not charge for Icon Manager (you can charge for book or disk materials, download bandwidth, other software, etc).
Support - I wrote Icon Manager as a hobby project. I have a "real job" during the day. I am not able to provide technical support for Icon Manager. If you have questions or suggestions, or if you want to share icons you've created, then visit the Icon Manager User Group. When reporting problems, give detailed steps for how to reproduce the problem.
Visit the Icon Manager User Group to share icons you've created, or for questions or suggestions.
Note that I don't use Palm OS devices anymore, and Icon Manager is unlikely to see any new changes beyond the occasional compatibility fix for a new device.