Am 13.02.2011 um 22.23 schrieb [email protected]:
Anyone know a way (via script, or copying the .DS file, or...) to
take one folder's customized view settings (icon size, grid spacing,
etc) and apply to another set of folders?
try that applescript (works in 10.5.8, not testted with sno leopard):
tell application "Finder"
open folder "path to your customized folder" --if it's not already open
open folder "path to the folder you want to apply the settings to"--
if it's not already open
set y to Finder window 1
set x to Finder window 2
set current view of y to current view of x
set icon size of (icon view options of y) to icon size of (icon view
options of x)
set text size of (icon view options of y) to text size of (icon view
options of x)
set label position of (icon view options of y) to label position of
(icon view options of x)
set arrangement of (icon view options of y) to arrangement of (icon
view options of x)
set background color of (icon view options of y) to background color
of (icon view options of x)
end tell
Unfortunately, it seems that the grid spacing is not a readable/
writable property
Rudolf O. Durrer
IURISTA CONSULT GmbH
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