Thank you Mark! :) Glad to read that you appreciate IconWorkhop.
Regards,
Marc
On Aug 22, 6:20 pm, Mark Stuart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Marc,
It's good to see your presence on this forum.
I too own a license of IconWorkshop (just upgraded to 6.31), and create
all my images for my
Chris:
My name is Marc EMILE from Axialis Software, author of IconWorkshop.
May I ask you what version of IconWorkshop you used to generate the
ICNS file? FYI, in the latest version 6.31 we've fixed an issue in
256x256 and 512x512 formats.
If you used an older version, could you update to 6.31
Thanks, Marc. Good to see your presence on this list. :-) I will have
our artist make sure he's using the latest version and try again. That
could very well have been the problem, seeing as how the artwork he
sent me seemed just fine.
On Aug 22, 2008, at 4:24 AM, Marc EMILE - Axialis
Marc,
It's good to see your presence on this forum.
I too own a license of IconWorkshop (just upgraded to 6.31), and create
all my images for my applications with it.
Great product.
Thanx,
Mark Stuart
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Just to let everyone know, I got the artwork from the artist, plugged
the images into Icon Composer, and all is well. :-) Thanks for all the
suggestions.
On Aug 20, 2008, at 10:51 AM, Ken Ray wrote:
This is a limitation in Icon Composer, which only offers a few basic
sizes. 128 pixels is
Forgive me if this has been covered in the past, but I can't seem to
find any info about it.
We have a graphics artist in our company who is trying to create some
program icons, and for some reason the Mac icns file just isn't
working quite right. Revolution builds the standalone without
Hi there Chris,
As I recall you need to paste the icon file yourself be done by
right-clicking on the .rev file (???) and then use the 'show info'
option.
Then copy and paste the icon file and then built the app.
Greetings,
William
2008/8/20 Chris Sheffield [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Forgive me if
I don't think that's necessary. At least, it never has been in the
past. Specifying an icon to use in the Standalone Application Settings
is supposed to apply that icon to the bundle. I'm pretty sure it's
something in the way the icon is getting created in IconWorkshop that
Rev doesn't
Hi Chris,
The icon doesn't appear, because the OS doesn't know about it yet. You
can touch the icon with the shell function, you can zip and unzip the
file, or get the info window and click on the icon in that window
followed by a press on backspace key. There might be more tricks to
No go. Already tried that. That was the first thing I tried cause I've
had that happen many times before. But usually in that case there is
still an icon, whether it's the generic app icon or whatever. In this
case, however, there is absolutely no icon. In the Finder, I see the
name of the
Hi Chris,
What do you mean with in the Finder and blank?
If you open the application package, go to standalone.app/contents/
resources. This folder should contain a file Revolution.icns and
RevolutionDoc.icns. If these icons have a file size equal to 0 or if
they simply don't exist, just
Chris Sheffield wrote:
I don't think that's necessary. At least, it never has been in the past.
Specifying an icon to use in the Standalone Application Settings is
supposed to apply that icon to the bundle. I'm pretty sure it's
something in the way the icon is getting created in IconWorkshop
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
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
Thanks, Jacque. Good info. I opened the icon in Preview and yes, I see
all the images. However, they are not all the same. Some of them don't
appear to have a transparency, and one of them is a perfect square
where all the rest have rounded corners. So there are some strange
things. And
Chris Sheffield wrote:
when I open the icns file in Icon Composer (looks like a great tool btw)
only the 128x128 size and below load into the image wells. There's not
256 or 512 size, even though these display in Preview.
This is a limitation in Icon Composer, which only offers a few basic
Hi,
The 512^2 icons are specific to Leopard and Snow. It is indeed
possible that other versions of OSX can't cope with this, but Leopard
and Snow shouldn't have any problems with this.
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Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
Economy-x-Talk Consulting and Software Engineering
Chris Sheffield wrote:
Thanks, Jacque. Good info. I opened the icon in Preview and yes, I see
all the images. However, they are not all the same. Some of them don't
appear to have a transparency, and one of them is a perfect square where
all the rest have rounded corners.
One other thing.
I'm pretty sure the 512 size at least is only supported under Leopard.
Not sure about the 256 size. I'm running Leopard, but this app will
have to run on 10.3 and up. So maybe we should simply stick with the
128 size?
On Aug 20, 2008, at 10:42 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
Chris Sheffield
This is a limitation in Icon Composer, which only offers a few basic
sizes. 128 pixels is the largest it allows.
Actually, the latest Icon Composer under Leopard has 512, 256, 128, 32, and
16 pixel sizes.
Chris, if you still have the problem after you check on the artwork, the
other thing
Ken Ray wrote:
This is a limitation in Icon Composer, which only offers a few basic
sizes. 128 pixels is the largest it allows.
Actually, the latest Icon Composer under Leopard has 512, 256, 128, 32, and
16 pixel sizes.
That'll teach me to update. I just installed the Leopard tools (was
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