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Images From Icon is a free software that turns an icon into a large transparent PNG image. It can be useful for webmasters who want to preview the icon of their website. But we had to warn you that it is of limited usage: the application only works with icons that have the "image/vnd.microsoft.icon" extension (mostly Vista icons).
Icons to PNG image conversion is a process so complicated that it is time consuming. And time is money, obviously. So Images From Icon has been created to help you converting your Vista icon into a PNG image in record time. And it can be used in conjunction with other simple and portable software.
Limitations
You may have also asked yourself why Images From Icon is not compliant with Vista with its own features (like transparency). The answer is pretty simple: the developer behind the software didn't want to write a new program with extra features.
Not all ICO files can be converted. That's a given fact, and you won't be able to use the program with every icon. But Images From Icon provides enough support to make up for it. Indeed, when the icon you wanted to convert has the "image/vnd.microsoft.icon" extension, the program will work.
The easy part (v.1)
To convert any icon to a PNG image, you will need to do the following:
Open an ICO file and save it in a new folder
Right-click on the saved image and select Save as...
Make sure the type of the saved file is PNG (this is actually the default type, but you can select something else if you want).
The hard part (v.1)
You will have to:
Create a new ICO file in Explorer and save it as a PNG file
Right-click the image and select Save as...
Select a suitable destination for the new file, and then select OK
What's new
When Images From Icon was written, the program was only capable of converting ICO files with icons. Now, a Windows version of the application has been released that allows you to also convert ICO files with text, as well as icon and text files. In addition, the Windows version of the program will automatically detect whether the icon has been edited since its creation and doesn't change the original data.
Conclusion
All in all, Images From Icon may work with only some ICO files. But that's not a bad thing considering how much we get out of it.
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From the developer: 
"1. "Images from ICON" is a Free program to extract images from
  icons.
2. It converts icons in.ico (Vista/Windows XP and Windows 7) file
  extensions and convert them in.png image file extension.
3. It's standalone, it does not depend on any other programs. It does
  not require any of the Windows OS components like Windows file
  associations. It is a command line application.
4. It does not changes original icon format (ico/png). It's pretty
  easy to convert an icon to a PNG image file.
5. It is a one tool, no need to install other software or registry
  updates.
6. This program follows the guidelines of Microsoft Corporation and
  Windows XP and Windows Vista international editions, so it is fully
  compatible with all the Windows OS components.
7. This program will not require any other external software or
  registry updates after installation.
8. This is a one tool solution. No need to update registry.
9. This application can make a direct copy of every icon in a
  specific directory. For example, you can make a direct copy of all
  the icons in a directory and save them in a specific directory. The
  icon directory can be anywhere."
Converting Without Any Worry
However, there is something else that I consider very bothersome: There are no conversion errors. Images From Icon will always convert the ICO file into a PNG image and put the output in a new folder. And that is OK. What is not OK is that the application will not show any error even when it fails to convert the ICO into a PNG image. That's a problem because there is nothing you can do if the conversion failed. You can only restart the app and try again. That's a user-friendly problem. The other thing is that the software can't take into account the location of the ICO file or the original icon. This leads to the second problem: Images From Icon will only look for the ICO file in the same directory as the application. Therefore, if you were to use a portable application like the one I linked earlier, you could use it on any computer regardless of the location of the original ICO file.
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