Thanks Ken, that works. I also found out that removing the Applications folder from the Dock and then moving it back does the trick. I've never heard of QuickLook before, I'll have to look into it.
Scott. Oh, and for what it's worth I found that creating a link to the Applications folder and then putting the link in the dock makes it behave like 10.4 and gets rid of the whole problem. S. On Apr 24, 2010, at 2:52 PM, Ken Thomases wrote: > On Apr 24, 2010, at 2:47 PM, Scott Cherf wrote: > >> The running application icon shows up fine in the dock and if I place the >> application in the dock the icon looks right when it isn't running also. No >> problems with badging in the alert panels either, but when I put my >> Applications folder in the dock and click on it, I get an Expose' pop-up >> window that has the "no icon" icon where my application ought to be. Opening >> the Applications folder reveals the correct icon in an Icon view from the >> Finder. Opening the icon in the applications Resource folder with Preview >> looks just like any other .icns file in Preview. > > Try logging out and back in. I suspect it's just a QuickLook caching error > and the problem is temporary and not inherent in your app in any way. > > If it persists, check the console and system logs for messages about the > failure. > > Regards, > Ken >
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