Well, that's all very fine if you are there, and it's your computer.
However, I have downloaded an application (not a RR standalone) before
and had to relaunch the Finder myself to get the icon to show up.
Richard Gaskin wrote:
I find that just duplicating the standalone will cause the Finder to
draw the copy with the icons.
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Richard Gaskin
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Richmond Mathewson wrote:
Yes, you have to relaunch the Finder: I do hope somebody
other than me can understand 'close process' because
when I typed 'close process "Finder.app" ' nothing happened.
Quitting th Finder should sufficient as it should
automatically relaunch.
Scott Rossi wrote:
Recently, Derek Bump - Dreamscape Software wrote:
Does anyone know what is causing this? I had a Application Icon that
had been copied into the Mac OS X Standalone with no problems, and
then
all of a sudden when Rev builds the standalone, it doesn't copy the
icon.
This happened to me recently. I gave up trying to find the cause
and went
to the old standby method of zipping/unzipping the standalone. The
icon was
there, which means it's something to do with updating the Finder.
Regards,
Scott Rossi
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