Icon library (Norton Icon Editor)
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NIL files are labeled as being for Windows (byte at offset 118 is <code>0x02</code>). They are ''not'' labeled as being DLL files. | NIL files are labeled as being for Windows (byte at offset 118 is <code>0x02</code>). They are ''not'' labeled as being DLL files. | ||
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See also [[Icon library#Software]]. | See also [[Icon library#Software]]. | ||
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| + | == Sample files == | ||
| + | * {{CdTextfiles|ccbwindows93/ICONPRGM/ICON_NIL.ZIP|ICON_NIL.ZIP}} | ||
| + | * {{CdTextfiles|ultimatewinv1/icon/accicon1.zip|accicon1.zip}} → ACCICONS.NIL | ||
Latest revision as of 14:44, 19 October 2024
Norton Icon Editor's .NIL format is a subtype of Icon library format. It stores Windows icons, in an NE container.
Norton Icon Editor is a component of some or all versions of Norton Desktop for Windows.
[edit] Format details
(Unverified information)
NIL files are a lot like the ICL files made by Icon Manager. Most header fields are filled with 0-valued bytes.
Apparent differences:
- The "
NE" header starts at offset 64, instead of 128. - NIL files never have the "
IM" signature.
NIL files are labeled as being for Windows (byte at offset 118 is 0x02). They are not labeled as being DLL files.
[edit] Software
- Norton Desktop 3.0 for Windows, at WinWorld
See also Icon library#Software.
[edit] Sample files
- ICON_NIL.ZIP
- accicon1.zip → ACCICONS.NIL
