StupidFireFox Icon Set

A note on the image: I'm good at the coding and small-edits side of things, and not so much the "make a cool picture for the Icon Pack, thing.

THIS ONLY WORKS FOR WINDOWS (including 2000, ME, XP, Vista and 7, as well as the x86 and x64 versions of them)

Click Download for the .zip file!

Alright, guys: here's the completed icon pack! I added a separate icon for the title bar (it's basically just the top-left quarter of the image, with StupidFox hugging the globe), simply because the quality of the "full" icon is kinda lost, at that size. You're more than welcome to use the full image for everything, though (and there's instructions for both methods, don't worry) but I just figured something else couldn't hurt.

Hopefully this all works perfectly fine, and everyone can figure out the instructions. Everything necessary is included with the file, including the installation file for the necessary utility used. I promise it's easy, and you can easily delete the utility forever, once you're done.

Thanks so much again to *SilentReaper for StupidFox, and of course this image. All credit is given as necessary.

I have no idea how long I will continue hosting this in my deviations, as I may just migrate it to *SilentReaper's DA instead, as she obviously has more followers.

PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE:
comment on this deviation specifically if you have any problems with the icon set, or are confused on anything. The other methods I listed in the instructions are also fine, but I'd prefer to be able to have the majority end up here, so other people can find the solutions to their problems before posting.

UPDATES:
Original Release: (04/02/2010 at 7:00am EST)
First Update: Nothing big on this update, but I did modify the instructions a bit to help with the problem of running the utility as an administrator. Thank you for pointing that out, guys. (04/03/2010 6:15am EST)
Second Update: Nothing big, again, but a quick edit to the directions again. This time, adding a note to left-click and select the "1033" files before right-clicking them, which resulted in not being able to see the necessary commands on the drop-down list. Thank you for pointing that out, guys. (04/03/2010 4:50pm EST)