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Runenees

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Feb 25, 2009
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I know that you can change the iTunes icon in the application's folder, but the real icon still appears in different places in iTunes, for example if you try and delete a song.

Is it possible to change the icon everywhere?

Thanks :)

Best regards
Rune
 
yes, swap all the icons in this folder with the icons you want. they have to be the exact same name.
Code:
/Applications/iTunes.app/Contents/Resources/
 
Thanks for your reply :)

I can find a file called iTunes.icns in the Ressources folder and that icon has already been changed, but I can't find any other icons that I can change. Can you tell me the names of these?
 
basically all the files in there called something.icns is an icon used for something in itunes.
I would think it would have been the icon you had there...
maybe its this bad boy - but I don't know, you can mess around with them.
Code:
/Applications/iTunes.app/Contents/Resources/iTunesHelper.app/Contents/Resources/
 
I can see a lot of .icns files, but they are all shown on a piece of paper and nothing seems to happen if I replace them nor does anything happen if I replace the iTunesHelper. Or so it seems, but I haven't tried changing all of them yet, maybe that will do the trick.

Anyway, I'll play around with it, thank you for helping me out :)
 
the ones on a sheet of paper are the icons you see on different audio files, before quick look makes a preview that is.
 
I know that if I for instance drag an mp3 file to my desktop I will see an icon on a sheet of paper before Quicklook recognizes it, but I don't suppose that this is the case for the icons on a sheet of paper with the icns ending in the resources folder?
 
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