Re: non system icons in display dialog OS X
Re: non system icons in display dialog OS X
- Subject: Re: non system icons in display dialog OS X
- From: Walter Ian Kaye <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 20 Apr 2004 22:09:52 -0700
At 08:26p -0700 04/20/2004, trinko didst inscribe upon an electronic papyrus:
has anyone used non system icons in display dialog? from the
dictionary it seems you can use a number or a string. i know you can
use 0,1,or 2 but in OS X how do i refer to a custom icon? thanks.
Data fork-based .scpt files (such as Script Editor 2.0 creates)
cannot do it; you need an open resource fork. SE 2 saving as an app
has a resource fork, so you can place a 'cicn' there; if you need it
for a script document ('osas'), you'll need to use a different editor
(namely the excellent Script Debugger).
-boo
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