I conceed that the dock feature is missing from LiteIcon and is a feature i may have used. But i am not sure i would use any of the others (iContainers work in LiteIcon). That said maybe for someone who wants to use .ico files etc it may be $29 well spent.

With all due respect, while LiteIcon is indeed a useful (and free) product, there are many aspects that set CandyBar 3 apart from it. Here are just *some* of the things CandyBar can do that LIteicon cannot:

• Make use of Windows .ico files

• Set your iChat buddy avatars

• Organize thousands of icons quickly & easily

• Convert Mac & Win icons to all manner of image formats quickly

• Customize the appearance of Leopard’s Dock

• Instantly customize any desktop folder or file you dropped onto it

• Lets you distribute icon creations in handy, searchable iContainers

• Created by a dedicated team of programmers who have spent more than a decade creating quality Mac software

• Backed by a talented team of icon artists creating new, free content for the app on a regular basis

I could go on, but I think you get the idea. Hope this helps set the record straight!