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When I activate the program it shows the correct icon, but the ? reoccurs when I turn off/on computer.Īnyway to keep the icons there without having to activate the program to show the icon? Frustrating that I turn on my computer and have "?" in my dock. This application does not show up in the candybar app folder. Now when I turn on my computer a few of the icon show a "?" - for example, program called "things for mac". I recently downloaded Candybar and switched some of my icons / dock. And there’s nothing to stop you breaking out Photoshop and trying your hand at making one yourself.OS X :: Application Does Not Show Up In The Candybar App Folder Aug 9, 2009 Icon designers often post freebies on their personal sites too. I’ve mentioned The Iconfactory above I’ve also picked up gems from Dribbble and the icons section of deviantART before. Of course, there are lots of other places to find good icon sets. Themes include Harry Potter, Alice in Wonderland, Brave, a SHIELD wallpaper, and lots of other things that I’m not fannishly aware enough to recognise. He’s one of my favourite designers, and as well as icons, he’s designed a lot of wallpapers ( ). I’ve mentioned Louie Mantia several times in the links above. Runes: and Japanese Katakana symbols: (asgardstudios)

The same designer also has icons for individual characters elsewhere on her dA page.

Although I understand neither Japanese of the Elder FuBark alphabet, I like the look of these icons, and it would be remiss to omit them.

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The first are reminiscent of the Mac mini: while the second looks like the Apple TV: (Louie Mantia) Two collections of icons, which provide replacement hard drive icons styled to look like Apple hardware.

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A series of four Mail.app icon replacements, styled to look like British stamps. A set of stunning replacement icons for Adobe Creative Suite. Icons for iTunes that aren’t blue circles (I’m currently using the orange iTunes icon) and a Mac App Store icon to match. Some compass-themed icons that bring some variety to Safari. Hard drive icons, but made in a steampunk style. Useful for marking folders that you need to be able to pick out at a glance. ) (Dave Brasgalla) Also in the Avengers theme, here’s a Tesseract icon: (Louie Mantia) The Iconfactory have a number of different icon sets for different fandoms: Doctor Who, Star Trek, various comic characters and Studio Ghibli are all lurking in my Candybar library.

Avengers folders! I think you might like these.

I use almost all of these somewhere on my Mac, and I really like all of them. So here’s the list (originally written for somebody who is both fannishly active and a big Avengers fan). You can also use colour to denote significance (for example, I pick out folders for projects with an imminent deadline in a bright red). If you customise your icons, you can make them visually distinctive, and easy to find at a glance. This has generally been seen as a bad move, because colour is an easy way to pick out different icons, and removing it makes it harder to pick out something at a glance. A similar trend has continued throughout OS X: the sidebar icons in iTunes, iPhoto and Mail have become similarly monochrome. One of the big changes in OS X Leopard was to remove all semblance of colour from folder icons. I’m by no means a UI expert, but here’s a brief explanation of why I like to do it: You might ask why you’d want to customise your icons. Links to the various icon sets are embedded below. Instructions for downloading Candybar are in the Panic announcement. Since this might be of interest to other people, I’m posting it here for everyone to read.

#Candybar app license#

Although I’ve had a license for several years, and so I’m not affected monetarily, I still appreciate the gesture.Įarlier tonight, I was recommending Candybar and a list of my favourite icon sets in a comment on Dreamwidth. As OS X changes, it’s plausible that one day, you might be unable to change your icons. About six months ago, the developers of Candybar, Panic, made the app free.

#Candybar app software#

For several years, I’ve used a piece of software called Candybar to customise the icons on my Mac.