rdsesq@Jessica.stanford.edu (Rob Snevely) (06/21/89)
For those of you who can't wait, the color-finder init, that allows color
icons in the finder, is now on sumex in info-mac/init/color-finder.hqx
The init was written by Chris Derossi.
You can get to sumex via anonymous ftp to sumex.stanford.edu or
sumex-aim.stanford.edu
rob
rdsesq@jessica.stanford.edu
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_______________________________________________________________________________rewing@Apple.COM (Richard Ewing) (02/01/90)
I'll second the call for SunDesk and ResColors. I couldn't even find them on Applelink after much trying. Please upload them here at once, or tell me where they might be found on link. thanks! -- __________________________________________________________________________ |Disclaimer: I run 125 INITs. Nothing I say can be seriously considered. | | | |Internet: REWING@APPLE.COM-----------------------Rick Ewing | |ApplelinkPE & MacNet Soon!------------------Apple Computer, Inc. | |Applelink: EWING--------------------100 Ashford Center North, Suite 100 | |Compu$erve: [76474,1732]--------------------Atlanta, GA 30338 | |GENIE: R.EWING1--------------------------TalkNet: (404) 393-9358 | |USENET: {amdahl,decwrl,sun,unisoft}!apple!rewing | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
truesdel@ics.uci.edu (Scott Truesdell) (02/02/90)
rewing@Apple.COM (Richard Ewing) writes: >I'll second the call for SunDesk and ResColors. I couldn't even >find them on Applelink after much trying. Please upload them >here at once, or tell me where they might be found on link. thanks! -- I can upload them here in a day or so. I presume comp.binaries.mac is ok. --scott -- Scott Truesdell
rewing@Apple.COM (Richard Ewing) (02/06/90)
these cicn resources that I've been using with icon colorizer into the icl8 resources that SunDesk uses? Why was icl8 created in the first place? This may sound silly coming from an Apple person, but I can't keep up with everything. -- __________________________________________________________________________ |Disclaimer: I run 125 INITs. Nothing I say can be seriously considered. | | | |Internet: REWING@APPLE.COM-----------------------Rick Ewing | |ApplelinkPE & MacNet Soon!------------------Apple Computer, Inc. | |Applelink: EWING--------------------100 Ashford Center North, Suite 100 | |Compu$erve: [76474,1732]--------------------Atlanta, GA 30338 | |GENIE: R.EWING1--------------------------TalkNet: (404) 393-9358 | |USENET: {amdahl,decwrl,sun,unisoft}!apple!rewing | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
bruce@cory.Berkeley.EDU (Bruce Burkhalter) (02/06/90)
In article <38361@apple.Apple.COM> rewing@Apple.COM (Richard Ewing) writes: >these cicn resources that I've been using with icon colorizer >into the icl8 resources that SunDesk uses? Why was icl8 >created in the first place? This may sound silly coming >from an Apple person, but I can't keep up with everything. The icl8 (and the icl4 and icl2) describe an icon of a specific bit depth. The icl8 uses 8 bits for every pixel, the icl4 uses 4 bits for each pixel, etc. In System 7.0, the Finder will use color icons ala the ColorFinder INIT. To draw the icons, it will use the icon resource corresponding to the current bit depth of the monitor i.e. if the monitor is set at 8-bits (256 colors) is will use the icl8. This is done for speed. It is faster to draw the icon if the bit depths match. Bruce Burkhalter