poorman@convex.com (Peter W. Poorman) (05/02/91)
I've downloaded all the TrueType stuff from apple.com, and it seems to work fine. At startup, however, it puts up a red stop-sign-with-hand icon. Is this what it's supposed to do, or is something amiss? System: Original Mac II, Applecolor monitor O.S.: 6.07 Inits: Comm Tool Box, Gatekeeper, Gatekeeper Aid, SuperLaserSpool, Dimmer -- Pete Poorman poorman@convex.com
rgm@ocf.berkeley.edu (Rob Menke) (05/03/91)
In article <poorman.673133982@convex.convex.com> poorman@convex.com (Peter W. Poorman) writes: At startup, however, it puts up a red stop-sign-with-hand icon... The Truetype init's finder icon is #0, same as the alert stopsign icon. Now, if your system has cicn's that correspond to the alert icons, Truetype will use those instead of the ICON resources. Drove me up the wall until I dumped some of the code to find out what was going on... Your solution? Add a color version of the Truetype icon, or patch the icon display code itself (not difficult, actually). -- "Gadget, love, do ya always carry a | Robert Menke glass cutter?" | rgm@OCF.berkeley.edu "No-- only when I want to cut glass." | ...!ucbvax!OCF!rgm