I bit the bullet and installed FlyakiteOSX on this machine, tweaking things to try to minimize the resource hit. I see now that it installs its own version of shell32.dll to create "true" system folder icons. Here is the screenshot now with the same finder clone: http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c348/Mickysmikeys/flyfinder.jpg
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Again, on my office computer, I used FlyakiteOSX to change the icons (which I don't want to do on this machine because it adds too much additional overhead), but other programs see the folders in the changed state, not the Windows default state, including Word and the other programs I alluded to here.
After using different programs, I realize none of them see the folders as blue (as Explorer does and Iconpackager thinks it has set according to the Mac OSX theme). If I use MS Word, for example, and choose open, it displays the folders as default yellow. Thus, I don't think IP is setting the folder icon correctly. I tried reapplying Windows default and then reapplying the Mac OSX theme in IP but I get the same results. I see quite a few other posts that seem to have similar proble
Okay, the first shows shows My Documents in Windows Explorer... http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c348/Mickysmikeys/expshot1.jpg The second shot shows My Documents in one of the Finder Clones... http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c348/Mickysmikeys/findshot1.jpg At work this same finder clone displays the folders in blue, as I would expect. Iconpackager shows the folder icon to be blue.
Thanks. Will do...
By the way, how do I attach screenshots to demonstrate my point if it's not clear...
I applied the Mac OSX theme using Iconpackager. All folders, for example, appear blue (as they should) in Windows Explorer. It would appear the folder icons have been changed. However, if I fire up one of these third party programs (which act like Windows Explorer), they show the folders in their default, yellow folder state. Why? How do I get them to recognize the new folder icons, as they do on the machine I used FlyakiteOSX to change the icons. On that machine, these programs show the f
Hi, I used Iconpackager to change my cursors and folders according to a Mac OSX theme. Things seemed to work well. All of my folders and cursors look changed when purusing my system using Explorer. However, when I use some 3rd party software (e.g., bzFinder and looca, both freeware Mac Finder clones), the folders are displayed in their default windows state. On another machine, I used FlyakiteOSX to change my folders and icons. The third party software shows the folders in the changed sta