Very useful program. And it works with Windows 7.

A Blessing Very useful with WXP Pro which is constantly clearing icons.

PS Tray Factory PS Tray Factory does its job well and is the best tray-icon manager that I've been able to find. However, for the price, it really should have a few more features, such as the ability to save and restore several different tray-icon layouts. I haven't decided whether I'll keep it after the trial period, since I think it's priced too high for what it does, but it partially depends on whether I can find some other app that works as well or better for a more reasonable price.

Great program with alot of options. I think the program is great, specially for people whos like theme computers. Like me I want my whole computer blue so I just changed the tray icons with the programs. My computer is now much better but I have to check the other option. But all I saw was great so thats why I gave this high rate. I want to shorten my task and change the tray icons thats why this program helps me alot. I tryed it with a few other programs but it just ruined my computer and the point was that I couldn't restart on ...

Very good software I recommend to use this software.

Does the trick While it took some trial and error to configure, this little app did the trick for me. I was able to move several seldom-used applications to the tray. I would have preferred a gui to set up the applications, though.

Needs spicing up It just does whats written, but to configure it is painstaking, a little effort on thatpart can do wonders...all in all a good pproduct

What sort of title are you looking for? Perhaps I did not understand what it is your program would do. If so, then it is my fault it did not fulfill my expectations.I was not interested at all in adding any of the tray icons you provided. I don't want them; don't need them.What I thought your program could do, was somehow bring back some tray icons I lost when my computer was re-configured. For instance, suddenly the power cord/battery meter, the volume icon, and several other "standard" icons refuse to appear in the tray. I have checked the control panel settings and these things ...

i don't know how to use it yet. but thanks for letting me download.

HelloIndeed, i downloaded Iconeer on my MacPro (10.5.7) but i experience a systematic freeze of the app as soon as i start the generation of the icons...rgdsphc

People,As a practice I never respond to surveys, opinions, etc. In the case of Icon Extractor however, I feel it is such an excellent product that I will freely recemmend it to associates who need such a product. You will find me a loyal customer of yours for some of your other products as my need arises. Keep up the good work!Regards,Ron Skirmontronskirmont@fusenet.com859-647-3090

ICL - Icon Extractor did exactly what I wanted in to. In fact, I had my doubts on it\\\'s limitations and abilities, but it worked out great. (And by great I mean extracting over 100 icons from one ICL at once!) However, I did find one lack in it\'s features. There was no \'save all\' function. Thankz very much for this product.

Icon Extractor I happened on Icon Extractor out of frustration with another icon program. The download allowed me to try it first, which was a pleasant experience. Although I would have like a manual in PDF, the program was intuitive enough to figure out, and I no longer need a manual. I purchased the software and accomplished all that I needed to. I recommend this program; coming from me, that is a strong endorsement!

Good, but not exciting... I found it reasonably easy to use (though some of the demo version limitations made it hard to assess.)The feature I'd most like to see is a 'save as dll' option for creating dll based icon libraries.Other than that, not bad.My main goal is to gather and sort many of the icons available on my machine so I can find them easily.It helps in the gathering, but the sorting is still far from great.(Oh, and it'd be nice if the icon lists were sortable in some way.)

ICl-Icon Extractor Saved me enough time, I elected to purchase.

probably the best icon extractor! the interface is friendly; it's very easy to use; has all the basic features expected; you don't need to read any help to work out how to use it; it's also very quick at scanning files and pulling out the icons for copying or saving to another file format.i'm not sure if i would pay for it as i don't need it very often.

I have used 4t Tray Minimizer for quite a while under Windows XP, and I found it a really useful piece of software.I have now upgraded to Windows 7, however, and when I came to re-install Minimizer I went online for a new copy. Sadly, it affected the Internet Explorer 8 installation in Windows 7 and I had to uninstall Minimizer.Upon uninstall, I received notice of a new \'Win7 Compatible\' version, 4t-min520RC1, which I have download but not yet installed.

Works a treat!!!

Simple to install, simple to use, simple to configure with way more features than I expected! Maybe too many! Perfect edition to my tool set.

I think your product is great! It is simple yet effective. Keep up the good work!

Misleading. Shareware - doesn't save important settings unless you pay.

Works great! Great program! But it can't tray autocad 2009. But neither can any other program so first one to do that wins!

Didn`t work on windows vista I wanted to use it under vista but unfortunately it didn't work. So I uninstalled it.

Works as it should Minimize to tray, as the name implies, minimizes any program the system tray with a simple combination of keystrokes. It's a useful tool, works as it should, and is causing me no trouble. What more can you ask for?

Why pay for something you can do for free? I found minimizetotray using Google, and I downloaded the trial version, which only worked for a few hours, unfortunately.I was reluctant to pay for it, however, because I suspected I could find a similar function for free. After a little more research, I found Trayit!, which is free and provides many, though not all, of these functions for free.Perhaps when I am employed full-time in a career, I won't mind paying, but for now, freeware and FOSS is the way to go.