X-Envelope-From: ingmar@aurora.in-berlin.de Sat Apr 22 03:52:32 1995
From: Ingmar Camphausen <ingmar@aurora.in-berlin.de>
Date: Sat, 22 Apr 95 01:52:32 +0200
To: next-icon@gun.com
Subject: German Rail / DER SPIEGEL icons
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Hi list folks,

is anybody else still reading this list, or am I the last
one who still uses NEXTSTEP/owns black hardware??

And this is a German news magazine you might have heard of:
<DER_SPIEGEL_Cover_64x64.tiff>
<DER_SPIEGEL_Cover_48x48.tiff>

From: Timothy Reed <treed@bmt.gun.com>
Date: Wed, 26 Apr 95 01:06:50 -0400
To: next-icon@gun.com
Subject: Improved Der Spiegel icons, examples

Hi,
Ingmar Camphausen <ingmar@aurora.in-berlin.de> recently posted a couple of great Der Spiegel icons. I added alpha to the images and produced the following:
48x48:
64x64:
I also added 2-, 8- and 24-bit representations to the 12-bit image.

Clearly this wasn't enough. I wanted to screw around with IconBuilder a little, and figured that I could use these images to make a new mail picture for myself and directory icon for my UNIX directory.  Here's both:
Spiegel_Daemon.dir.tiff:
treed@bmt.gun.com.tiff:

I used IconBuilder to make these, and as usual when I use this product, it took absolutely no time.  The panel that comes up when you paste into a document lets you quickly experiment with different postscript compositing operators before commiting to one.  If you've already got the rent covered and find an extra $150 or whatever that Greg Lindholm <gsl@netcom.com> is asking for this software, write a check and send it to him.  Well focused, productive app that I highly recommend.

Tim