Microangelo® Toolset from Eclipsit Corporation of Laguna Beach CA, was announced the winner in the "Best Desktop Enhancement" category at the 2006 Shareware Industry Awards. This is the third year in a row that Microangelo has captured this category, and the sixth time in seven years, that Microangelo has been honored at the Shareware Industry Awards.
Microangelo Toolset, an icon editor for Windows XP and Vista, received the award for "Best Desktop Enhancement" at the 2006 Shareware Industry Awards held in Denver Colorado, Saturday July 15, 2006. Toolset, the "Grand-daddy" of icon software, is part of the Microangelo family created by Eclipsit Corporation (http://www.microangelo.us).
This is the third year in a row that Microangelo has won "Best Desktop Enhancement" and the sixth time in seven years that the Microangelo family of software has been honored. Sharing the stage with Microangelo were winners from 18 categories, including Google Earth, Microsoft One Note, and Yahoo Messenger. SIA winners are voted by their peers, including other software authors, industry journalists and reviewers, and companies that distribute or sell shareware products.
Microangelo Toolset includes everything you need to create and edit icons, cursors and animated cursors for all Windows desktops and programs. Its integrated icon and cursor tools work together to view, edit, explore, scan, extract, replace, eliminate duplicates, and much more! Toolset's wide variety of tools are uniquely designed and tuned for editing miniature graphics and their elements. From smooth, well-balanced lines, to rich gradient blends of unlimited colors and transparency levels, Toolset 6 provides better tools and better results than any graphics program, at any price.
Microangelo Toolset provides complete support for the new, hi-resolution (256x256) icons and PNG image compression introduced in Windows Vista. Software developers: Create Vista icons and add them to your programs now.
Toolset 6 runs on all Windows platforms from Windows 98 through Windows Vista and supports all icons and cursors used in Windows 95 through Vista.
