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Originally Posted by barhar most of us noticed the progression since the pre-release copy of MacOS X 10.0.0. |
No need to get smart eh.. ;-)
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Originally Posted by barhar 'Mac OS X seems to be unable to specify system wide icons.' - is incorrect. Default (non assigned custom) application, (non assigned custom) document, and folder icons will display default 'system wide' icons, as one example. |
You know what I meant tho, blank icons are hardly useful to many people.
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Originally Posted by barhar however, yes, you can paste other icons on to it. Only after pasting an icon over the original icon, can one then delete that (new) icon, resulting in ... the 'system default' (dog eared) document icon. |
hmm, you're right there. What threw me I guess was the fact that when you click the fireworks preview icon in the 'get info' window, it doesn't have the blue glow that happens when you select other icon types.
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Originally Posted by barhar Any 'Photoshop CS2' file that I have created, launches 'Photoshop CS2' when double clicked on. |
You misread what I wrote. That's exactly what happens on my mac aswell. But those files are still not 'bound' to photoshop. If you use Xray to see more detailed info, you'll see a PSD created by photoshop isn't bound to it. It opens with Photoshop because that's the default app for PSD files.
After you've done that, try this. 'Get info' on your PSD, go to the open with tab and select it to open with Illustrator. Don't close the info window, and then move it back to open with 'Photoshop'. Now the file will be bound to Photoshop, as confirmed with Xray.
See attachments below to see what I mean.