Hi Chris,
I'm sure the specs are somewhere available, but I have no need for
them. I use Apple's Icon Composer and I have never had any problem
with that. If you think that IconWorkshop creates bad icons, give Icon
Composer a try. It is included with Apple's developer tools, which are
freely available from their developers website.
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On 20 aug 2008, at 18:12, Chris Sheffield wrote:
By "in the Finder" I mean in a Finder window looking at the
application. Doesn't matter if I'm using icon, list, or column view.
By "blank" I mean blank. :-) No icon appears next to the application
name. You know how in a Finder window you see your application names
with an the icon in front of them (or above them if you're using
icon view)? Well, my application has no icon. Not sure how much more
clear I can be.
The icon files are there in the bundle, just as they should be.
That's what's so weird about this. And when I look at the preview
for my icon file, I do in fact see the image just fine. It just
doesn't display in front of the application name. No idea why. Using
touch does not make any difference. I've tried logging out and even
restarting the computer just to be sure and nothing changes.
I still think it's something with the icns file itself. Does anybody
know if there are any published specs anywhere for icon files?
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