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GM Icon maKER is a tool that lets you create icons with any color of your choice.
Icon Creator is a small tool that makes it easy to create your own icons and share them with others.
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Why is a parallel resistor added to this circuit
Here is a circuit in which V+ = 5V, R1 = 6 kOhm and R2 = 10 kOhm.
Why is a resistor added to the input of the comparator (R2)?
We can also say V- = 5-6,5V.
If we connect R1 in parallel with R2  the output becomes constant and thats why we are adding this resistor.
A:
The input is a square wave, so R2 doesn't really do anything in parallel.  The resistor is there in series with the R1/R2 combination.  
Your second paragraph is not true.  The output is 11V - 5V, depending on which way you add R1. 
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‘GM Icon maKER’ is a simple GUI icon editor application which allows you to create new icons from scratch, or change/edit existing ones, then save them to your disk in.icns format.
Detailed Description:
• It creates from scratch or loads an existing.icns file to edit existing icons.
• You can change the transparency, size, location and colour with easy to use sliders.
• You can also add customisable symbols.
• It has a built-in PNG Decoder allowing you to feed it a.png file to change it into a.icns file.
• Create New Icons from Scratch
Each icon is created from scratch with a preset colour, transparency and size.
You can create the icon as you go, and adjust the position and size of every icon, until you have the desired result.
When creating a new icon, the existing ones will be hidden until you have finished and the saved icon will display the icons as they are at the time the program is run.
• Edit Existing Icons
Using the built-in icon editor, you can change or edit existing.icns files, as well as adding/deleting icons.
Select or drag an icon in the Hierarchy panel to edit, or click the ‘Inspect’ button to inspect individual properties and change them.
If you have multiple icons, you can select them in the Hierarchy and drag them onto the canvas to edit.
When you are done, drag and drop the icons in the same order as they are in the.icns file, into the saved icon.
• Adding Symbols
Icon Maker lets you create your own symbols. The symbols are not placed automatically, but they can be dragged, dropped, resized and moved on the canvas.
You can drag a shape to re-size it, or select the resizing tool on the right-hand side to set the icon’s dimensions.
When you click on the colour swatch, you can change the icon’s colour, or drag it in the colour-picker in order to set the colour.
You can also draw and add symbols to the canvas using the ‘Shape’ tool.
• Themes
You can assign different themes to your icons, which can be used to change the overall colour or transparency, or leave it the way you created it. You can set up the icons to change according to the theme
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