NEODESK ICONS FILES


     One of the main advantages of NeoDesk over the Atari desktop 
is the ability to give a specific program a unique icon to 
identify it. Rather than all the programs being little square 
boxes, you can make your word processor look like a typewriter, 
or your spreadsheet like a calculator. You can even have different 
icons for hard and floppy drives.

     All these icons are created by a special application supplied 
with NeoDesk called Iconedit. This all very well if you fancy 
yourself as the new pixel Picasso, but what happens if you can't 
draw to save your life?

     ST User to the rescue! In an archive file in the NEO_DEMO 
folder on this month's CoverDisk you'll find a file called 
NEOICONS.ARC that contains hundreds of ready-drawn icons that can 
be adapted for your own use.

     These icon files can only be used with the full version of 
NeoDesk AND NOT WITH THE DEMO VERSION ON THE DISK. If you want to 
get hold of these icons, you'll have to buy the full version of 
NeoDesk, see our review starting on page 111 of this issue, or you 
can enter the competition we're running with Electric Distribution 
next month when you could win a copy of the latest version of 
NeoDesk.

     If you've go the full version of NeoDesk, then have a look at 
the icons we've included on this disk and feel free to use them. 
If you think you can do better and design some icons worthy of our 
CoverDisk, then send them in to: