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If you look at files in Windows Explorer, a DOC file has it’s icon, a PDF, etc.
That is if the application is installed on the computer.
Are these icons copyright protected or can they be use in applications?
Reason is: I want to show a standard “Word Document” icon for a .doc file to the user, even if Word is not installed on the current computer.
Yes, the icons are copyrighted, in this case by Microsoft.