Change icons on Mac OS X
Here’s the first in an ongoing series of screencasts on TipTrickMod; we’ll start with something simple yet brilliantly useful: how to change the display icon for a folder, app, or drive, on Mac OS X.
In the screencast, we also suggest three great sources of icons for use on your Mac. You’ll need some such icons, in ‘.icns’ format, ready to modify the appearance of your folder, app, or hard-drive icons. Here are the links to those great resources:
Guipulp – a daily updated round-up of great icons (and other customisation resources) from across the web.
Pixel Delicioso – another good-looking source of icons (as well as wallpapers)
Deviantart – direct from the digital artists themselves. Search by ‘newest’ or ‘popular’ across time.
All set? Now you’re read to mod your icons with our screencast:
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Such an easy thing to mod, and yet adds so much. In line with your last post you’re making my Mac look sweet man!
Thanks for the link on guipulp.com
Cool video and tuto
@zep3 & thank you to you for your work on Guipulp!
@Ryan glad you liked it so much.