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What is an ICONTAINER file? Collection of Macintosh icons saved in a single file; supports icons up to 512x512 pixels in size; also includes display settings and information about each icon; used for replacing the default icons in Mac OS X.

More Information NOTE: The iContainer format was originally used by The Iconfactory's Pixadex, which is now part of Panic CandyBar.

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What is an ICONTAINER file?

Collection of Macintosh icons saved in a single file; supports icons up to 512x512 pixels in size; also includes display settings and information about each icon; used for replacing the default icons in Mac OS X.

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NOTE: The iContainer format was originally used by The Iconfactory's Pixadex, which is now part of Panic CandyBar.

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Updated: May 30, 2012

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What is an ICONTAINER file?↓
Collection of Macintosh icons saved in a single file; supports icons up to 512x512 pixels in size; also includes display settings and information about each icon; used for replacing the default icons in Mac OS X.

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