Found 1 record for the .ICNS file extension name
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file extension ICNS - Icon file
File extension ICNS description:
Icon file - Apple Mac OS X File TypeIcon image used by a Mac OS X application. Referenced by the application at startup so that the program's icon cannot be changed.
Typically located within the "Contents->Resources" directory inside the application package.
Associated applications to file extension ICNS:
Company / developer:
Apple, Inc.
Mac OS X provides you with a full suite of free developer tools to prototype, compile, debug, and optimize your applications, speeding up your development cycle. Xcode, Apple's integrated development environment, can be used with either Java or the Cocoa and Carbon frameworks. Mac OS X also provides a wide selection of open source tools, such as the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC), which is used to build Mach-O programs, the native runtime environment of Mac OS X. In addition, Apple provides tools for analyzing application performance. The OpenGL tools allow you to monitor OpenGL applications and easily construct shaders. Mac OS X's streamlined approach to developer productivity decreases your most common and time-consuming tasks by fusing familiar user interface concepts with a unique mix or performance strategies.
icns Browser
Company / developer: Apple, Inc.
icns Browser is a utility by Apple for viewing all of the resources in an .icns file. It displays the Mini, Small, Large, Huge, Thumbnail & Tile sizes in all available bit-depths and masks for each.
Apple Icon Composer
Company / developer: Apple, Inc.
Icon Composer is an icon editor that is part of the Apple Developer Tools. It does not have any editing features other than composing Apple Icon Image files. External editors must do all the image manipulation, then the results may be imported into the converter to create the finished icon.