The remaining tutorials are mostly omitted methods in the past, and some tips to help you.
Custom icons for Mac OSX users, dashboard, Dock bar, wallpaper, and various keyboard touchpad shortcut operations are highly DIY items. However, many users may not know that the folders and files in MAC can also be customized with icons. This is another cool and practical surprise for Mac. Custom icons make our files more recognizable, and help us manage files and immediately know the contents of folders. In fact, the operation is relatively simple: first find a desired image, double-click to open it with preview, and then move the mouse to the image, a linear cross will appear, this indicates that you can select a custom region. Next, select a vertex and drag it to obtain the desired region. If you are not satisfied, ESC can cancel reselection. I will use one of my favorite portraits. The screenshot effect is as follows.
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After the selection, press [command] + [c] to copy it. After copying the folder, right-click the folder to replace the icon, or press the shortcut key [command] + [I] To Go To The folder overview page. Select the icon in the folder of the Avatar. When selected, the icon displays a blue border. At this time, press [command] + [v] to paste the selected image.
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Then we will find that the original icon is changed to the image we selected. If the effect is not satisfactory, we can directly cancel it using command + Z. Of course, the system adds icons Based on the captured images. For example, I use a vertical rectangle, because a normal folder graph represents a horizontal icon.
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Note: If the image is not selected in the preview, but the entire image file is copied and pasted to the specified position, the default icon of the image in this format will be used, for example, if you select a jpg image to paste it to this position, the icon is displayed instead of the image itself.
2014.9.2821: 28 by mr. Losers
14 tips for using Mac OS: custom file icons
