On Aug 30, 2010, at 6:23 PM, Kris Tilford wrote: > I'm not an expert on icons, but here are some ideas. > > The OS X System icons for Leopard 10.5 are located in > System>Library>CoreServices>CoreTypes.bundle>(control-click) Show Package > Contents>Contents>Resources. > > These are System files, and as such, the ownership and permissions are > important, and if you change any of these files, the new files while likely > need to have the EXACT same File name & ownership/permissions as the > original. I suspect that the Computer icon may be set in the info.plist file, > which in this case is a binary file that's not going to be possible to edit > easily. If the Computer icon is set in the info.plist file, the only way to > change it would be to find the icon that's being used now and replace it with > whatever icon you wish to use. Be sure to keep a copy of the original, and > also name the replacement identical to the original with correct ownership > and permissions. > > This article may help: > > <http://www.usingmac.com/2008/2/2/leopard-change-default-icon> > Well a cheap way to fix this problem then would be a reinstall of the system with my universal install disks. Wouldn't that disk choose the correct icon for the installation or is the icon on the MOBO ROM??
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