how come when i try to change the icon on my trash, it just gives me an error code 136? i think i've tried everything.. Any suggestions?
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are you using the standard copy/paste method? changing the trash icon requires (as far as i know) one of the icon-changing apps, such as CandyBar or Pixadex.
yes i was doing the stand copy/paste. Thanks for the info though, trash isnt that important to me though. But i do dispise the Safari icon, as well as mail...too bland, i'll chagne those
Mail, Safari, Camino, iChat, Adium, Address Book, iTunes, RealPlayer, Finale Notebook 2007, iPhoto, iMovieHD, iDVD, GarageBand, iWeb, iCal, Comic Life, Keynote, Pages, OmniOutliner, MarbleBlast Gold, Solitaire XL, Chess, VLC, Quicktime, Preview, Google Earth, Photo Booth, System Preferences, iSync, OnyX, Terminal, Eclipse, Automator... on the right: alias to college's file storage, link to college account, shortcuts to Docs, Movies, Pics, and Utilites
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Hey what apps are the purple earth and the paper w/ the strawberry? Thanks yo
Colloquy is the earth (IRC client) and the strawberry is Smultron (HTML, PHP, CSS ect editor)
Here's mine. I normally have it hidden, with the icons the smallest size possible, but maximum zooming That gets really envious looks from my Windows brethren and sistren I've lost count of how many times I head someone gasp and ask "just how did you do that?" Then when you slow down the animation (maximizing and minimizing) with the Shift key, you can really see them get a bit steamed at having to use Windows
Anyway, for those who want to know (assuming at least one), they are (from left to right):
Finder, Dashboard, Mail, Safari, Firefox, gDisk, Internet Connect, iStumbler, Cyberduck, Parallels (I use the Darth Vader icon because I only run Windows XP in Parallels), Unison, iChat, Address Book, DVD Player, Mac the Ripper, Toast, PodTube, iTunes, iPhoto, iMovie, iDVD, Garageband, Photo Booth, iWeb, iCalendar, NeoOffice, Quicktime, System Preferences, Desk Decal, HP Photosmart Studio, HP Device Manager (the last two came with the HP printer install - HP Officejet 6310xi), HardwareGrowler, Rawr-jour, Quicksilver, MenuShade, Preview, Apple (springy icon), minimized Safari, and empty Trash
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That gets really envious looks from my Windows brethren and sistren I've lost count of how many times I head someone gasp and ask "just how did you do that?" Then when you slow down the animation (maximizing and minimizing) with the Shift key, you can really see them get a bit steamed at having to use Windows Anyway, for those who want to know (assuming at least one), they are (from left to right):
Finder, Dashboard, Mail, Safari, Firefox, gDisk, Internet Connect, iStumbler, Cyberduck, Parallels (I use the Darth Vader icon because I only run Windows XP in Parallels), Unison, iChat, Address Book, DVD Player, Mac the Ripper, Toast, PodTube, iTunes, iPhoto, iMovie, iDVD, Garageband, Photo Booth, iWeb, iCalendar, NeoOffice, Quicktime, System Preferences, Desk Decal, HP Photosmart Studio, HP Device Manager (the last two came with the HP printer install - HP Officejet 6310xi), HardwareGrowler, Rawr-jour, Quicksilver, MenuShade, Preview, Apple (springy icon), minimized Safari, and empty Trash
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that is the best dock ever. mine's pretty plain in comparison.
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My dock, always up and without magnification.
Finally, I was looking for a program like that for ages. Thanks!
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I don't know if I'm just seeing things, but on some screenshots the blue of say, the Mail, Safari, and Quicktime icons looks richer than in other dock pics... can anyone explain this?
Decided to go for some uniformity... stupid iCal changes back to default after it's been opened.
I don't either. I'd be much happier if they kept the green but still added the gloss.
