Mac icon specifications

[Mark Schonewille]

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?
>