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On Tuesday, April 29, 2003, at 09:43 AM, Cidric John wrote:_______________________________________________
Hi! I'm sorry if I am a bit off topic here.
I'm a cocoa developer that would like to add a customized icon to its application folder (not to the application itself, this I know how to do). After searching for about an hour on Apple's web site, I gave up: don't know how to do it! I have created a ".psd" icon for my folder using Apple's icon kit. But then I don't know how to properly set it in my folder. I've tried to "copy-paste" the thumb icon in the finder info windows, but this leaves an ugly white background. Does anyone know how to properly set an icon to a folder either using an ".icns" or ".psd" file? Thanks in advance!
.psd is PhotoShop, isn't it? The Finder will not accept this kind of images, AFAIK. Please use one of several icon tools. My suggestion is FolderIcon for composing icons from existing images.
The "ugly white background" comes from the missing transparency mask. You'll have to paste in a image with transparent border, i.e. tiff with alpha channel or gif with transparent color.
R.
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