Preferably with a selectiontool to cut double sided flipcovers in half, so that
only your selection will be used for the icon on your hard drive. This could be
an option to select or popup when dealing with double sided covers.
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Does anyone know how to set the icon from a Java
application. There is NSFileWrapper.setIcon(), but I never
tried to make it work.
If someone can make a
net.sf.jomic.tools.SystemTools.setIcon(File documentFile,
File imageFile) (or use RenderedImage image as last
parameter), I'd gladly add this.
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There's an interesting tool called img2icns: <http://www.shinyfrog.net/en/software/img2icns/>. The source code is available from <svn://kaindev.com:8805/freeware/img2icns>. While it's GUI-based, the code might contain some inspiration on how to implement this feature request.
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Preferably with a selectiontool to cut double sided flipcovers in half, so that
only your selection will be used for the icon on your hard drive. This could be
an option to select or popup when dealing with double sided covers.
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Does anyone know how to set the icon from a Java
application. There is NSFileWrapper.setIcon(), but I never
tried to make it work.
If someone can make a
net.sf.jomic.tools.SystemTools.setIcon(File documentFile,
File imageFile) (or use RenderedImage image as last
parameter), I'd gladly add this.
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There's an interesting tool called img2icns: <http://www.shinyfrog.net/en/software/img2icns/>. The source code is available from <svn://kaindev.com:8805/freeware/img2icns>. While it's GUI-based, the code might contain some inspiration on how to implement this feature request.