HypeD was an HTML editor that I started making a long time ago but never went anywhere this was before I had BBEdit. Goliath on the other hand had no icon at all if I remember correctly. The Audio CD Labeller icon is an attractive remake of the original icon for Mac OS 9. These are not icons of software that I have made but icons I have drawn for other software. Application and extension icons Audio CD Labeller Various icons I made for folders, some of them for favourite folders stashed in A-Dock for easy differentiation without tooltips. The label on the DFS disc in the icon indicates that it was designed to be used with the Horizon BBC emulator via Horizon Converter. The Amiga and DFS disc icons, though, were meant for disc images files used with emulators. The temptation to draw custom volume icons is especially strong when the default icons provided by the drivers are unappealing. Mac OS allows folders and by extension volumes, including removable media, to have custom icons. The 8-bit icons were drawn with ResEdit, and the 32-bit icons were drawn with Icon Machine 2 and III and Adobe Photoshop. Apple then introduced 32-bit icons, providing an alpha channel to allow transparency and anti-aliasing. Simply copy an icon from one file or folder and paste it onto another. Unlike Windows 3.11 icons, which are pretty much limited to Program Manager entries, the Macintosh has allowed file type icons, and custom icons for files, applications and even folders and volumes. Jump to page content Main site navigation:

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