Open Microsoft Paint.Create and Use Custom Icons Step 1.jpg
Go to Image, then Attributes. Change the height & width to 32 exactly!Create and Use Custom Icons Step 2.jpg
Click View, then Zoom, then finally show grid.
Click View, then Zoom then Custom, and finally, put it at 800%!!!!!!
Start painting. Grab a tool, draw away, and enjoy your amateur/moderate/professional work.
Save your file first as a .bmp fileCreate and Use Custom Icons Step 6.jpg
Go to the File, open it up, and either copy it or re-save it as an .ico file. So when you go to 'Copy', it will automatically bring up a pop up that says "Save as". Ignore where it says "file type" . Just rename it if you want, and then at the end of the name put .icoCreate and Use Custom Icons Step 7.jpg
Go to the folder or file you want a new icon for, go to Properties, go to Customize (or if it is already on the first selection then it should say "Change icon") and change the icon.
Save the *.ico version of the file on your desktop. It makes for easier finding later.Create and Use Custom Icons Step 9.jpg
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