What were the MS-DOS programs that the moricons.dll icons were intended for?

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I have the opposite observation. This set is far more useful than the progman set. Some examples: Fancy MS-DOS logo -> obsolete by the Win95 version of the MS-DOS logo (oh well) Microsoft Basic Compiler -> would have been far more useful if it didn't have the MS-DOS inset. Microsoft Project -> ditto; but this time as a file format icon APPLAUSE II 1.5 -> We used this one for Basic or Xtree Gold. Close-Up 4.0 -> So many different games make sense here OPTune -> got used for breakout-style games Microsoft Mail -> what a lovely icon; too bad for the MS-DOS overlay Comm Server 3270 -> we...I have the opposite observation. This set is far more useful than the progman set. Some examples: Fancy MS-DOS logo -> obsolete by the Win95 version of the MS-DOS logo (oh well) Microsoft Basic Compiler -> would have been far more useful if it didn’t have the MS-DOS inset. Microsoft Project -> ditto; but this time as a file format icon APPLAUSE II 1.5 -> We used this one for Basic or Xtree Gold. Close-Up 4.0 -> So many different games make sense here OPTune -> got used for breakout-style games Microsoft Mail -> what a lovely icon; too bad for the MS-DOS overlay Comm Server 3270 -> we used this for remote server access all the time; even for powershell remoting the MS-DOS overlay is somewhat appropriate PCTools PCShell -> So many file managers