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Dexvertbot: Change telparia.com samples link to template

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Change telparia.com samples link to template

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‎IC

2020-05-26T16:24:33Z

‎IC

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‎Software

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 === IC ===
 * [http://cd.textfiles.com/libris/GRAPHICS/WINDOWS/2736.ZIP 2736.ZIP] - The 288-byte ICO files are in IC format. For example MOUSE.ICO, PC2PC.ICO.
-* https://telparia.com/fileFormatSamples/image/icoOS2/
+* {{DexvertSamples|image/icoOS2}}
 === Various ===

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 === IC ===
 * [http://cd.textfiles.com/libris/GRAPHICS/WINDOWS/2736.ZIP 2736.ZIP] - The 288-byte ICO files are in IC format. For example MOUSE.ICO, PC2PC.ICO.
-* https://telparia.com/fileFormatSamples/image/LOGICOMM.ICO
+* https://telparia.com/fileFormatSamples/image/icoOS2/
 === Various ===

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 === IC ===
 * [http://cd.textfiles.com/libris/GRAPHICS/WINDOWS/2736.ZIP 2736.ZIP] - The 288-byte ICO files are in IC format. For example MOUSE.ICO, PC2PC.ICO.
 === Various ===

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 == Identification ==
-An OS/2 Icon file may begin with ASCII characters "<code>CI</code>" (color), or "<code>IC</code>" (bi-level). Or, it may begin with "<code>BA</code>", and have (usually) "<code>CI</code>" or "<code>IC</code>" at offset 14.
+An OS/2 Icon file may begin with ASCII characters "{{magic|CI}}" (color), or "{{magic|IC}}" (bi-level).
 == Specifications ==
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 === IC ===
 * [http://cd.textfiles.com/libris/GRAPHICS/WINDOWS/2736.ZIP 2736.ZIP] - The 288-byte ICO files are in IC format. For example MOUSE.ICO, PC2PC.ICO.
 == Links ==

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 [[OS/2 Icon]] is an icon format related to OS/2 [[BMP]]. It is a member of the [[OS/2 bitmap family]] of formats. It is very similar to [[OS/2 Pointer]] format. It is not particularly similar to [[ICO|Windows ICO]] format.
-There is a color format, and a bi-level format. Multiple icons may be stored in the same file using the "bitmap array" ("BA") container format. The BA format may be used even when the file contains only one icon.
+There is a color format, and a bi-level format. Multiple icons may be stored in the same file using the "[[OS/2 Bitmap Array|bitmap array]]" ("BA") container format. The BA format may be used even when the file contains only one icon.
 OS/2 icons are sometimes embedded as resources in OS/2 [[Linear Executable]] files.

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 |released=1988
 }}
-[[OS/2 Icon]] is an icon format related to OS/2 [[BMP]], and sometimes considered to be a member of the [[OS/2 BMP]] family of formats. It is very similar to [[OS/2 Pointer]] format. It is not particularly similar to [[ICO|Windows ICO]] format.
+[[OS/2 Icon]] is an icon format related to OS/2 [[BMP]]. It is a member of the [[OS/2 bitmap family]] of formats. It is very similar to [[OS/2 Pointer]] format. It is not particularly similar to [[ICO|Windows ICO]] format.
 There is a color format, and a bi-level format. Multiple icons may be stored in the same file using the "bitmap array" ("BA") container format. The BA format may be used even when the file contains only one icon.
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 * {{EGFF|os2bmp|OS/2 Bitmap File Format Summary}}, from the [[Encyclopedia of Graphics File Formats]]
-[[Category:IBM]]
+[[Category:OS/2]]

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 There is a color format, and a bi-level format. Multiple icons may be stored in the same file using the "bitmap array" ("BA") container format. The BA format may be used even when the file contains only one icon.
 == Identification ==
-An OS/2 Icon file may begin with ASCII characters "<code>IC</code>" (color), or "<code>CI</code>" (bi-level). Or, it may begin with "<code>BA</code>", and have "<code>IC</code>" or "<code>CI</code>" at offset 14.
+An OS/2 Icon file may begin with ASCII characters "<code>CI</code>" (color), or "<code>IC</code>" (bi-level). Or, it may begin with "<code>BA</code>", and have (usually) "<code>CI</code>" or "<code>IC</code>" at offset 14.
 == Specifications ==
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 * Some icon collections can be found at http://kimludvigsen.dk/os2/os2/graphx/index.php
 * [http://cd.textfiles.com/640swstudio/OS2/ICONSOS2.ZIP ICONSOS2.ZIP]
 === CI ===
 * [http://cd.textfiles.com/hobbesos29804/disk1/ICONS/XICON10.ZIP XICON10.ZIP] → test/*.ico
 * [http://cd.textfiles.com/hobbesos29804/disk1/ICONS/VISAGEIC.ZIP VISAGEIC.ZIP] → toolsfop.ico, cwicon.ico
 === IC ===
 * [http://cd.textfiles.com/libris/GRAPHICS/WINDOWS/2736.ZIP 2736.ZIP] - The 288-byte ICO files are in IC format. For example MOUSE.ICO, PC2PC.ICO.

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 |subcat=Graphics
 |extensions={{ext|ico}}
 }}
-[[OS/2 Icon]] is an icon format related to [[OS/2 BMP]], and sometimes considered to be a member of the OS/2 BMP family of formats. It is very similar to [[OS/2 Pointer]] format. It is ''not'' similar to [[ICO|Windows ICO]] format.
+[[OS/2 Icon]] is an icon format related to OS/2 [[BMP]], and sometimes considered to be a member of the [[OS/2 BMP]] family of formats. It is very similar to [[OS/2 Pointer]] format. It is not particularly similar to [[ICO|Windows ICO]] format.
-There is a color format, and a (rare?) bi-level format. Multiple icons may be stored in the same file using the "bitmap array" ("BA") container format. The BA format may be used even when the file contains only one icon.
+There is a color format, and a bi-level format. Multiple icons may be stored in the same file using the "bitmap array" ("BA") container format. The BA format may be used even when the file contains only one icon.
 == Identification ==
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 == Software ==
 * [http://cd.textfiles.com/hobbesos29804/disk1/ICONS/XICON10.ZIP XIcon] (old software, untested)
-* [http://entropymine.com/deark/ Deark]
+* {{Deark}}
 == Sample files ==
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 * [http://cd.textfiles.com/hobbesos29804/disk1/ICONS/XICON10.ZIP XICON10.ZIP] → test/*.ico
 * [http://cd.textfiles.com/hobbesos29804/disk1/ICONS/VISAGEIC.ZIP VISAGEIC.ZIP] → toolsfop.ico, cwicon.ico
 == Links ==