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yalc82
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Auieos
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Create a simple gradient layer for the background.
Then make your icon of whatever on a new layer. Make sure it is black.
Set the icon layer fill to 30%.
Add an inner shadow using layer fx.
And you should be done.
You can turn off the background if you want a transparent icon for placement over changing backgrounds.
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yalc82
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Wow that is exactly what I wanted and very simple to implemented 
Thanks a lot
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Patrick
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