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YOU ROCK!

Sarah - 19 Sep 2006 02:27

I have searched high and low for a simple way to create icons that are easily copy-and-paste-able in the Info window. This is the first solution I've found that works like it promises.

Thanks Again!
 

pretty sweet

Jay French - 19 Sep 2006 05:11

Thanks this is exactly what I wanted.
 

Bloody good!!!

Jan-Ake - 1 Oct 2006 11:12

Incredibly good!!!
Thanks!
 

The best sofware

Nyko - 20 Oct 2006 15:04

a fantastic tool to create icons
 

Sooo-oh Happy!

vlady - 26 Oct 2006 11:25

i've tried soooo-oh much with other apps, but this has made it sooo-oh simple! love it! - thanks.
 

INUTILE?

sergio sisani - 5 Nov 2006 00:05

Non capisco a che serve: le stesse icone le faccio con Photoshop o qualsiasi altro programma che salvando il file crea le anteprime. Non gestisce le trasparenze: disegno una nuova icona 128x128 con Photoshop lasciando delle parti vuote, salvo in jpg, lo passo in Fasticns, lo salvo e perdo la trasparenza. Mah...
 

thank you!

christine - 5 Nov 2006 07:36

this is so perfect!! thank you lots for making a simple and easy-to-use program!!!
 

Per Sergio

Matteo - 5 Nov 2006 13:44

Caro Sergio, un conto ? creare la thumbnail di un'immagine e un conto ? creare icone da poter utilizzare nei bundle o da poter assegnare a qualunque cartella o file del sistema.

Ti ricordo inoltre che il formato jpg NON supporta la trasparenza: se provi a caricare la stessa jpg nel tuo programma di grafica ti accorgerai che la trasparenza sar? sparita. Per poter mantenere la trasparenza ? necessario salvare in un formato che la supporti: png, tiff, gif o lo stesso psd che FastIcns supporta a livello base.

Ci sono altri programmi per fare icone (anche molto meno costosi di PhotoShop, sei fortunato a potertelo permettere), ma FastIcns non vuole essere un programma per fare icone: vuole essere un programma per convertire immagini, fatte da zero in un qualunque programma (a noi piace Gimp) o a partire da foto, in icone per Mac.
 

Just Posted New Release!

Ray Marotta - 7 Nov 2006 04:08

Hey there,

I just saw you had a new release and
It's already posted on my Site,

InTheMac.com...

Good Luck with the Release!

;; Ray
 

SUPERB

Andreas - 7 Nov 2006 18:21

Beautifully crafted.
***** for functionality.
***** for presentation.
***** for appearance.

Magnifico. Un capoloavoro.
Many thanks.
 

Im Confused

Someone - 16 Nov 2006 01:22

I still don't get it whenever i do it it just saves it as a file.. how do i get to be the icon of a file?
 

top notch

Martin Paling - 17 Nov 2006 02:25

brilliantly simple!
 

For the confused

Matteo - 17 Nov 2006 14:06

Someone: save as resource fork and choose the existing file / type the name of the existing folder. Or you can drop the file / folder on the cube while keeping the Command key pressed. You'll be asked to confirm the overwrite of the old icon and then it will be replaced.
 

Excelente

Adri?n Schuierer - 18 Nov 2006 18:58

Excelente prrograma

Gracias !!
 

Got It Now

citizenbfk - 18 Nov 2006 19:25

I didn't 'get it,' right away, although the rotating cube is fantastic! Your info, above, about saving it as a Resource Fork, though, did it.

For me it made an icon that -- for some reason - openned Text Edit when I double clicked on it.

But since it was an icon I was able to copy it and then paste it onto the folder I wanted, using Get Info.

It's excellent! Thanks.
 

thanks it's what I was lookin

folha - 22 Nov 2006 22:27

This is just great! Thanks a lot!
 

wooooow

GoGo - 28 Nov 2006 14:11

? fantasticooooo! semplice veloce e geniale!!!
grazieeeeeee =)
 

AWSOME!

Mitch - 5 Dec 2006 21:07

Just what I was looking for!
 

Set face color

Macvid - 20 Dec 2006 23:58

I am new to this stuff and have been wondering is there a program that makes icons form images. FastIcons is great. Can you tell me what is "Set face color"in edit menu and how do I use it?

thanks
 

I don't get it

John - 21 Dec 2006 20:30

What am I doing wrong. I have a Mac, Tiger 10.4. I drag the picture (Spiderman) over the rotating cube, nothing happens, and it's a alias. I click on the original, open info, than preview the picture is there. I double click on the cube, save, and a picture shows up named with .icn. I open info. and the icon on the top, left corner is a file named icon, not the picture.? HELP
 

re: face color

Matteo - 22 Dec 2006 00:23

"set face color" should make you choose a color for the face (instead of the default blue color) to check your image against different backgrounds. It makes no difference for the exported file, tho.

John I'm sorry but I don't know how to help you, we've not received any other complaint like that before. It seems to work nicely: drag a file / image / folder in the cube or in the application's icon, double click the cube and save as a .icns file you can open in Preview.app.
 

Fixed

John - 22 Dec 2006 06:26

I figured it out. All I had to do was to choose resource fork. Once I did, I was able to use the icons.
Thank you
 

OMG

CletusInternational - 24 Dec 2006 15:05

been looking at a lot of different icon tools, and yours was one of the ones i found... and while i have used it to make some icons, i actually am keeping it primarily as a distraction on my desktop. i have a collection of little images, i choose one that suits my mood, drop it on and leave it running. it's sort of hypnotic, this cube rotating on my desktop... great distraction, and helps clear my thoughts when i'm looking for new ideas. Thanx!
 

128x128 Mask?

tfindlay - 27 Dec 2006 04:59

In the icns that FastIcn creates there doesn't seem to be any 128x128 mask generated. When I open the file in Preview there is a 128 image but no 128 mask. All of the other sizes seem to have masks. Am I missing something?
 

re: 128x128 mask

Matteo - 27 Dec 2006 09:58

As per specification, OSX' icons have no 128x128 mask, as it is included in the 32bit image data as the alpha channel. The other sizes include both the 8-bit mask in the image's alpha channel and the 1-bit mask as a separate layer.
Note however that 1-bit masks should be used only on legacy Classic systems and are included by FastIcns only as to create completely legal icon files.
 

Bravi!

Alejandra - 27 Dec 2006 19:07

This is by far the most beautiful application on my mac. The fact that it works so well is almost obscured by the sheer beauty of it.
 

Rotation cube as flash

Lars - 9 Jan 2007 11:16

thanks for the beauty and simplicity of it. I wish I could save the rotating cube as a flash movie and use it on my web-site. Any tips as to how I could do this?
 

re: Rotation cube as flash

Matteo - 9 Jan 2007 12:47

I guess you would do that with some tool like Quicktime Pro or Adobe Flash. You can find the animation inside FastIcns' package, it's called cube.qtz and you can open it with Apple's Quartz Composer.
 

re: Rotation cube as flash

Lars - 9 Jan 2007 13:20

Thanks are in order, again. It revives my respect for things Italian.
 

THANK YOU!

Theo - 21 Jan 2007 11:06

I was looking everywhere for some sort of utility so I could convert the images I made in Photoshop, to mac compatible icons.

It was a relief to find your easy, simple application and best of all it was free =)
 

FINALLY!

BigN - 22 Jan 2007 07:19

This program kicks ass! So f*%#?^! simple! Brilliant.
 

AMAZING

Kraig - 23 Jan 2007 05:45

Im thrilled to finally have an icon creating program. And I love how fast and easy it is.
 

Useless

The Valiant One - 27 Jan 2007 02:19

Simply does'nt work. Obeyed instructions - Nothing!
 

Thank You!

Scampi - 31 Jan 2007 17:35

This works beautifully for me--it's very easy to use and the rotating cube is so attractive I leave it on my desktop with an image du jour! Can't wait to see your next release...Best Wishes!
 

Cube is distracting

Darryl - 1 Feb 2007 17:26

The cube is cute but doesn't give any indication what it's for. Does it save the icon to look like the current view of the cube? No, it just saves a flat icon for the dropped file.

It would be much more helpful to have a small window (maybe with the cube in a corner) that you can see the resulting icon in, along with a 2-sentence explanation of what happens and why.
 

re: distracting

Matteo - 1 Feb 2007 20:53

Thanks for your feedback. I understand your point but we wanted to make something nice to see and use.
What would a classic window offer more than the cube for this little, simple, basic tool? The source image should be edited in a proper editing program anyway.
 

dam?good

sodajoda - 2 Feb 2007 22:47

just 2 klick for a new nice folder icon!!!
thx a lot!
 

Magistralement simple

Montambo - 10 Feb 2007 08:23

Tellement beau que mes neurones klaxonnent!
 

Best Icon app ever

MACscreencast - 11 Feb 2007 02:00

Thats it!
Just two clicks, or drag&drop; of a file/folder and you've got a new icon.
Thanks for this great application!
 

wuau!

alex - 9 Mar 2007 23:40

simple y perfecto, lo que necesitaba.
gracias
 

AWESOMEEEEEE

Punky - 2 May 2007 08:21

AWESOME!!!! Thank you!! I LOVE IT!!
 

Extra huge icons

Meanwhile - 10 May 2007 18:12

Nice with the possibilities to save as a icon with 512 x 512 pixels, comming in Leopard. I also appreciate the feature to change the size of the cube by dragging it while pressing the Shift key.
 

ICNS files

DWR - 3 Jun 2007 22:14

I create my images in Photoshop with transparent areas and a drop shadow.
I have been successful in using The "Resource Fork" to create an image that I can use as an icon, using the Copy-and-paste method.
When I create an ICNS file it will have the proper image on it, but "Get Info" shows me a document with an ICNS logo. How do I use this. Since I'm not a real developer, just a guy who changes his desktop all the time, do I need to even bother with ICNS files?
 

Re:ICNS files

Matteo - 4 Jun 2007 12:43

@DWR: probably not, you shouldn't care about them :) You would need them if you wanted to create an icon for a bundle (an application, a plugin...) that you'd like to distribute. They are basically a replacement for the legacy resource–fork business.
 

Thank you!

Eugene Gordin - 22 Jun 2007 05:56

FastIcns is an amazing program. I recently blogged about it eugenegordin.com

Well done!
 

Small suggestion to help

Ian - 28 Jul 2007 10:57

Fasticns is very very good,and it looks greatt on the desktop One suggestion though is to add a menu item like 'save icon as folder' or 'apply icon to file' (say?) so that dummies like me wont have to learn what a resource fork is or hunt around in the help files for the command/drop trick. After reading the comments this part of the functionality seems to have stumped a few other dummies as well as me! Thanks again
 

works

vijay kate' - 20 Aug 2007 16:35

absolutely fabulous, direct, easy and effective to use, like a dream, thanks guys for this one
 

donations?

vijay kate' - 20 Aug 2007 16:40

meanwhile, mostly i'm broke....or spending too much money, so, as such, much as i try, nobody gives me a credit card...if i had one though, i'd use the tab below, donations? yessir...
 

...wow...

Ken - 20 Aug 2007 19:30

So elegant, and so handy! Thank you very much for creating it. I only wish the invisible surrounding window would dim or glow on mouseover -- I keep misjudging the border and failing to click on objects underneath. Actually...I also wish multiple images could be overlayed, so that an application folder icon could be made from a generic folder icon behind an application icon....
 

help

caroline - 21 Aug 2007 01:14

i got it working just fine
but is there any way to reverse the icons back to it's origanal state???
can someone help me???
please!!!

thanx
 

re: help

Matteo - 21 Aug 2007 02:44

@caroline: what do you mean exactly by original state? If you want to recover the icon you see for a file in Finder as it was before assigning a new icon to it, use the "Get Info" function of Finder for that file, select the icon in the dialog and press Command-X to remove the current icon and restore the original one. If I misunderstood your question please be more specific on what the problem is.
 

re: ...wow...

Matteo - 21 Aug 2007 19:59

@Ken: thanks for your kind feedback.
I'll think about the window transparency.
As for overlaying images, that is what other tools similar to FastIcns do. Unfortunately just overlaying images wouldn't be enough: you would also want to rotate, scale, skew images to better fit what's behind them. That goes well beyond the scope of FastIcns, that is supposed to follow the editing made in a proper editor (Gimp would be more than enough for almost anything) or to work on simple pictures taken with your camera or from any other source.

Also thanks to the other feedbacks I couldn't answer directly!
 

Schweet !

Jol - 10 Sep 2007 18:53

Brilliant !!
 

Nice One

Bork Baxter - 17 Sep 2007 16:01

Thanks people, very nice work, that's the spirit
 

nice but having small problem

gateson - 22 Sep 2007 00:33

nice app, but I seem to be having a problem with transparency. I am using photodhop to greate a spherical graphic but I keep getting a box around my icon. In your preview window the backbround is masked but that doesn't want to apply once the final icon has been cut and pasted in "get info"

any help?

Thanks

I look forward ro making many custom icons
 

Wicked!!

Chrissa - 23 Sep 2007 08:36

Absolutely awesome!!
Undeniably the easiest programme to date as well as the creative!
Well done!!
Just one question - I am not the brightest when it comes to computers so excuse the following:
I have just downloaded your programme - dropped pictures on the cube - assigned them as icons - attached folders to them - awesome!
However, when I click on the cube on the desktop - it takes me to the folder where I have saved the icon conversion. It does not open the folder I have assigned to it. However, the icon is there when I open my home folder and it works that way.
Is there anyway inwhich the rotating icon on the desk top is the path to a folder - and that it remains on the desk top even after I shut down?
Sorry for the hassle
All the best
Chrissa
 

Successfully changed a doc and

Jose Galdamez - 28 Sep 2007 21:55

I originally found this great app through a VersionTracker newsletter. I tried it out cause the documentation seemed direct and intuitive. Nothing complicated.

I remembered changing icons in OS 9 so many years ago, but only until now have I bothered even trying to learn how to change OS X icons. I remember reading a tutorial on how to do it manually for OS X, but it looked complicated so I didn't even bother.

This app makes it so simple! I'm truly grateful for the work you've put into this.

The only hack I had to figure out on my own was when trying to change the icon for the OS app Mail. It wasn't a straightforward drag and drop. I tried having FastIcns change it a couple of times, but no dice.

I had to save the new icon in the .icns format, open Mail's package contents, go to the Resource folder and swap out the new icon with the old icon titled app.icns. It looks fine now!
Great work,
Jose from Maryland
 

conused

confused - 6 Nov 2007 15:17

i dnt get this how do u copy and paste it on to the folder using get info
 

re: confused

Matteo - 6 Nov 2007 18:06

you don't need to use the get info panel, just select "assign to file or folder" from the file menu, or drop the target file or folder on the cube while pressing the Command key.
 

Leopard

Makki - 6 Nov 2007 22:33

I have been using this great app on 10.5 and i have had nothing but great results. Also 512 seems to work nicely. Is there a new version coming to support 10.5? Seems to work nicely already.
 

Fantastic / Easy to use gem

Cinetaur - 8 Nov 2007 23:08

A great app with a little footprint that does exactly what says it will and is so EASY to use that it's actually fun to create
with.

Beautiful design.

Keep producing more such gems. Thanks.
 

Leopard

Jim - 9 Nov 2007 17:22

In leopard the high resolution image comes out great in cover flow and icon view, but when I view the icon in column view or list view I see a lower resolution image. This software has so much potential, but doesn't quite seem to work right in leopard.
 

re:leopard

Matteo - 9 Nov 2007 18:48

@Jim: I don't think that's FastIcns's fault. From what I read around the 'net Leopard normally uses "common" sizes for Finder windows and only uses big sizes for Coverflow and the such. I think you should just check if the results are good enough enabling the output for all the sizes available in FastIcns.
If you actually checked the difference with an icon made with another tool, please send us by email a screenshot showing the difference between the two icons.
I hope to install Leopard next week and I'll check our softwares myself asap.
Thanks for your help.
 

Kick Ass!

Sam F - 10 Nov 2007 05:22

The best things in life are always the simplest. Awesome job! Best thing I've had on my Mac in years.
 

Heck yeah!

Anynimus - 10 Nov 2007 18:27

If I were giving them out, then this would win the all the awards!
 

can't create icons for JP

Joel P - 13 Nov 2007 20:22

When I drag a Photoshop JPEG file onto the rotating cube, it thinks for a moment, then the Finder icon flashes as if the icon has been updated, but the generic JPEG icon remains. What am I doing wrong?

(Note: these files live on a Xserve, and I have read/write privileges)

Thanks! -- Joel
 

re:icons for jpeg files

Matteo - 13 Nov 2007 23:38

@Joel: are you using the batch mode, saving to the "resource fork of the original file"? that should be the correct way to do what you seem to be trying to do. I just triend and seems to work right. Don't know if using a network disk would make a difference, can't try that: please try if it works on a local file.
 

wow! thanks!

march - 25 Nov 2007 18:40

I am new to mac, new to mac os -
this aplication is GREAT and SIMPLE to use.

(I think that the HELP page should be part of the application)
 

Any Chance for a Leopard Updat

Dali Rau - 6 Dec 2007 09:01

Hi!

The app rocks, especially the resource fork export option!
Leopard is out and I was wondering, any chance for an update?
 

re: leopard

Matteo - 6 Dec 2007 12:37

@Dali: what exactly isn't right on leopard?
 

re: Leopard

Dali Rau - 12 Dec 2007 08:43

Hi, Matteo!

Actually, it’s working very well, I haven’t had any trouble so far.

I was asking about an update because, on "Save As…", under "Sizes…", the 256x256 and 512x512 options say "experimental (not tested)", so I thought you meant you might need to work on them a little after Leopard comes up.

But, otherwise, everything’s cool, the app works as a charm ;)
 

Iconographer was a great tool

Carola - 11 Jan 2008 22:43

…This one saves a lot of time and now I make icons I need in two clicks. And works great with new Leopard icons as well. It's amazing, just a little wonder I always remember about when I need an icon.

Thank you very much - Muchas gracias
 

FINALLY!

Bob Fijiwinkle - 17 Mar 2008 07:46

YES! Exactly what I needed! If you guys and ITTPOI combined you would be the greatest software company in the universe! ... because you and ITTPOI are the two best companies =P

THANKS SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!
 

Excellent

Beboy - 31 Mar 2008 16:15

A really excellent soft. Thanks
 

Fantastic

yutigrrr - 2 May 2008 22:44

Brilliant icons of the highest quality,
Thanks!
 

very cool software. one reques

el morro - 24 Jun 2008 10:44

fasticns is a lot of fun and much appreciated. :)

i do have a feature request, though. right now i can take an image file and create an icon using fasticns. the icon created by fasticns looks just like the picture, and that is a great trick.

but it would be really cool if fasticns could place the image in a folder. to understand what the result would look like: the default mac os icon for the library folder shows an image of books, tilted slightly because the image of the folder is also at an angle. so with this feature enabled, a user would drag a picture to fasticns, and the image would be placed over the image of a folder in just the same way as the image of the books appears on the library icon.

you don't have to offer a lot of options for the folders themselves -- if the default powder blue was the only option, that would be fine. but depending on how the folder was drawn you could allow it to be filled with any color from a color palette.

the only other way i can think of to create this effect is to use photoshop to create the overlaid image and then use fasticns. fasticns could probably do it much more easily than most users on their own.
 

Thanks a lot

Densscessario - 17 Aug 2008 05:22

Thank you very much!

Very Simple and Nice!
 

excellent

Antonio - 1 Sep 2008 23:45

truly very good: simple, effective, stable, unique, free. Thanks.
Antonio
 

wonderful software!!!

taranakicowboy - 17 Sep 2008 15:18

totally great software: simple, effective, stable, unique, free. Thank you very much for providing this to the world.
 

THANK YOU

watermelongirl - 14 Oct 2008 01:45

Finally found what I was looking for. You ROCK.
 

simply GREAT

Herve - 14 Oct 2008 13:05

easy, funny and reliable … :)
 

Fasticns - Put to a different

Dave Vasudevan - 26 Nov 2008 16:08

I am an author of a Photoshop title and in the process of writing my second title. The cover mount DVD provided with my book has video tutorials, with fasticns I was able to have the rotating cube with my photograph / logo bug on the right bottom corner. Now I do not have to provide this logo in a separate layer in my post production application (Final Cut Pro).

Found another way to put this awesome little software to my use.

I have a feature request, it would be nice if there is a preference pane to have a selected image as a default, so the same image gets launched every time.
 

So GOOD

Lukas - 17 Oct 2009 04:53

Wow you guys made my night - I had been searching for about 3 hours for a way to assign movie posters to my folders (containing movies and subtitle files) so that I could browse my movie library in coverflow mode.

I didn't realize until I had read some of the comments and responses that ICNS files weren't needed for folders, so for other newbies out there on OSX Leopard, just go to "File->Batch Folder and Options" and set it to output "Resource fork of a new folder", set your sizes as needed (the larger experimental ones seem fine so far) and then go back to the menu and choose "Assign to file or Folder".

Boring old blue folders are now cool movie posters on the HDTV!

Thanks again for this amazing and useful app
 

Snow leopard problem?

Gerardo - 1 Apr 2010 21:22

Its a great program, ive used with regular leopard, but in snow leopard, after i've created an icon, when I look at the info, it appears as a icns default icon.
don't know if its snow leopard or something else.
Hope someone could help me :D

thanks
 

SnowLeopard

Nixon - 31 May 2010 09:27

no funciona!!!
necesitamos una actualización plis!!!
 

Great App!

Patrick - 13 Jun 2010 20:07

Nice modern design, I like the spinning cube thing. It's different. This app works GREAT and is very simple to use. I'm a graphic designer and this tool is a lot of fun and is great to customize your workspace!
 

BEAUTYFUL!!!!

Montse - 23 Jul 2010 12:11

THAKS FOR SUCH A NICE APPLICATION! IT'S SO SIMPLE AND FRIENDLY!
 

Life saver!

alex - 15 Aug 2010 20:40

i needed to convert some pngs to icns fast, this is just life saver ! thank you
 

great app

Ryantcb - 12 Nov 2010 03:29

I love it
 

Wonderfull

William - 12 Jan 2011 02:38

I juse it on a daily basis now.
Wish there was a same easy way to greate Win .ICO files on a Mac!!!
 

Thank you!

kmc - 22 Jan 2011 12:30

This is exactly what I was looking for. I can't tell you how excited I am to have found this or how grateful I am that you made it freeware. Thank you so so much.
 

The spinning cube has disappea

Barry - 24 Mar 2011 13:30

I was minimizing the spinning cube over to the left of my desktop screen and it appears it has slid out of sight on the desktop screen. I have tried reinstalling, but it still doesn't show....Any suggestions?
 

Awesome

Jeremiah - 25 Mar 2011 01:09

On word to describe both fasticns and instantShot, Awesome !
 

@Re: The spinning cube has dis

Juna - 31 Mar 2011 12:21

I've just replied by email: you'll find all the infomations in the message. :)
 

ingenious

Vaishnavi - 5 Apr 2011 02:54

So quick and easy!

Hats off for such a wonderful tool.
 

Brilliant

Luke - 22 Apr 2011 03:53

Thanks so much, easy, simple.

Does one job and does it very well.

Perfect!
 

Silly interface but works fine

Jake - 9 May 2011 12:07

I'm sorry but this application's interface must be the stupidest thing I've ever seen. Completely unintuitive. Thanks anyway. Works fine.
 

Can't change HD icon

Atiq - 29 Jun 2011 16:55

I can't seem to change my HD's icon with this software, and after reading all the above comments I can't see what the problem could be. The app works fine on folders and files, but not the HD itself. I have set the permissions of the HD to the exact same as the files and folders I tested it on, and ye olde copy-and-paste-from-Get-Info technique works on the HD, but of course that technique doesn't preserve transparency, the very reason I'm using this software. The drive is an external FireWire which I'm booting off of. Am using OS 10.4.11 What could the problem be? Thanks for your help.
 

Can't change HD icon (2)

Atiq - 30 Jun 2011 01:22

Tried booting off the internal HD instead. Didn't help. Also tried checking "Ignore permissions on this volume." Didn't help, either.

BTW, to counter-balance what others have whined about here, *I* think the spinning cube is cool. I say keep it.
 

The Best

MaCoffee - 1 Jul 2011 01:23

Excellent, simple applications - much thanks
 

rgregre

ggfdsg - 23 Aug 2012 05:25

BSS
 

Test

Test - 11 Oct 2012 03:02

HiHi
 

quitcherbitchin

musclemutt - 16 Oct 2012 13:07

For those tortured by the spinning cube, you can turn it off in the Edit menu. Why not look at the wealth of options handed you before you gripe or suggest eradication?

Which brings me to say this about your thoughtfully developed and wonderfully realized application: customer problems are useful in telling us where we might improve, but I also tell my staff that a certain kind of complaint is inevitable, because some people won't adapt, read, think, apply, or remember and so some problems fall to the law of diminishing returns.

Please continue to develop what you please as you wish, because I hope you'll share those new inventions with us also. Your useful tools are a shortcut to advancing the capabilities of others.

PS Your suggestion of Scott Adams's Build a Better Life by Stealing Office Supplies made me laugh.
 

Thank Youx

BESTTT!!! - 20 Oct 2012 06:33

Thank Youx :)))
 

Update for Retina?

John - 24 May 2013 04:25

Will this app be updated for Retina Macs? I've read that some people have it working on Retina MacBook Pros, but it doesn't work on mine - it creates an icon, but it's only a small, distorted portion of the image. Worked fine on my old one with Snow Leopard and earlier. Thanks.
 

Poontang

Andrew - 9 Nov 2013 11:57

<script>
 

test

test - 3 Dec 2013 07:51

';alert(String.fromCharCode(120, 115, 115, 32, 98, 121, 32, 99, 105, 112, 104, 101, 114))//';alert(String.fromCharCode(120, 115, 115, 32, 98, 121, 32, 99, 105, 112, 104, 101, 114))//";alert(String.fromCharCode(120, 115, 115, 32, 98, 121, 32, 99, 105, 112, 104, 101, 114))//";alert(String.fromCharCode(120, 115, 115, 32, 98, 121, 32, 99, 105, 112, 104, 101, 114))//--></SCRIPT>">'>
 

test

test - 3 Dec 2013 07:52

"><img src=x onerror=prompt(0);>
 

sanitized_by_modx<s cript&g;

sanitized_by_modx<s cript&g; - 22 Feb 2014 17:05

sanitized_by_modx<s cript>alert('BTS')</script>
 

You can get this working on Re

GeLiGeLu - 31 May 2014 05:34

...by secondary clicking the app icon and selecting "Get Info", then checking the box that says "Open in Low Resolution". Do that and this baby will still work...
 

nothing

@anonymous007 - 8 Jul 2014 05:04

BtS
 

java

@anonymous007 - 8 Jul 2014 05:06

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Still works on Yosemite 10.10.

anonymous - 17 Feb 2015 16:48

Still working fine including on Retina Display, use this tip, highlight app icon, right click, "Get Info", then check the box that says "Open in Low Resolution"