Based on the new Adobe Periodic Table elements coming out with CS3. The overall design community thinks it's a failure, but I quite like them. I expanded it to fit my needs, and then to fit not-my needs by throwing in alternate colors and some programs I don't use. I even added the PSD file used to create them. If you want an icon that is not included in the set, use the PSD to make your own.

_{Icons included: AIM, Audacity, Microsoft Excel, Windows Explorer, Filezilla, Firefox, FL Studio, foobar2000, The GIMP, Google Earth, Google Talk, Internet Explorer, IRC, iTunes, Limewire, MSN/Windows Live Messenger, Musictime Deluxe, Notepad, OpenOffice.org, Opera, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Powerpoint, Quicktime Player, Skype, Snarfer, Thunderbird, Trillian, Winamp, Winrar, Microsoft Word, Yahoo Messenger}

Uber apologies for the way the three-letter ones came out. If you have any ideas on how to abbreviate them, please tell me!


IF YOU LIKE THESE, YOU MAY ALSO LIKE:
• Koregraphik's (unofficial) Adobe CS3 icon set, upon which this set is based
• !nightfire117's RoundedStud Dock Icons, which take the Adobe icon look and give them a new, glassier look
• ~AnestheticApathy's Macintosh version of this set, Periodic.
• ~inst1nct13's expansion pack, which includes some folders?! (Next step I guess is drives? I should get back to work on these.)

EDIT: There is a somewhat official (unofficial) expansion pack. Also, to avoid confusion, here is how to customize the .PSD.

1. Double-click the rounded square in the Layers pallete. Select a color.
2. On the text layer, retype the text (eg, "Eg".)
3. Select that text layer and hit Ctrl-J to duplicate it.
4. Make either one of the text layers black.
5. Rasterize/simplify the black layer and go to Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur. Give a radius of 1.
6. Place the black layer under the white text layer.
7. Save it and repeat as many times as needed.