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Software News   Software News : Power Icons from Lorraine Design
   posted by Anonymous on 9-Nov-2003 13:08:50 (1843 reads)
"Power Tower" is first power icon pack from LD. Download will be available soon.

Check http://www.eskala.co.yu/Amiga/PowerTower.jpg or visit http://www.lorraine-design.8m.net for more info.

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Re: Power Icons from Lorraine Design
Posted on 9-Nov-2003 22:28:54 		[ #1 ]
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Very nice icons!


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