The drawing tools can also be selected from the Tools menu. As you select different tools, the shape of the cursor serves as a reminder of which tool is active. One of the more unusual tools for an icon editor is the text tool, which lets you create text using your choice of font. The program's toolbar contains a set of action commands that can also be accessed from the Action menu. You can shift selections up and down or back and forth, rotate them, flip them, or replace the foreground color with the background color.
Actions act on the current selection, if one exists, or the entire image.
Ctrl-Z. For details on how to use the drawing, action, and editing tools, refer to the online help file. A Windows icon can contain multiple images. IconEdit32 has a button along the right edge of the window for each combination of image size and color depth. If the particular image exists in the current icon, its button is brightly colored and has a star at the left. If not, the button is dim and has no star.