People Icons for Vista 2009.1

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People Icons for Vista is a rich-colored set of toolbar icons displaying various people. These icons define a person's occupation, family status, social group and gender. Also the set has a collection of icons depicting hands. All icons are crafted in a modern Vista-like style that makes them a perfect choice for any software designed for Windows Vista. Icons shine with a bright palette of colors creating distinctive and eye-catching appearance. They are crafted with such a skill that will become an essential part of any project aiming to score a success.

These icons are ready-made, so you can get them right away as you order them. No time spending, no expensive design artists, but still the best possible result - adorable icons. Icons come in variants with and without shadows. They are delivered in ICO, PNG, GIF and BMP formats in sizes 16x16, 24x24, 32x32 and 48x48.

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