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hehe, so is the MacBook recovering OK after the spillage? Nice wallpaper btw, any chance i could steal it?

yes, its doing great. it seems like it fully recovered, even the fan-thing resolved itself somehow... ;)

you can download it and a few other great ones at http://ghosts.nin.com. plus you get the first part of the new nine inch nails-album. ;)

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What happened to thefarewellnote? I really wanted that dock he was showing off in one of his desktops :(

I am here....still working on getting things installed and up and running after getting my new macbook Pro. Where you referring to the glass looking dock? Drop me a PM with your email and I will send it over.

And last for April. Still waiting to get it all installed and back to normal

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CPressland

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I am here....still working on getting things installed and up and running after getting my new macbook Pro. Where you referring to the glass looking dock? Drop me a PM with your email and I will send it over.

And last for April. Still waiting to get it all installed and back to normal

Any chance of that Mail.app icon mate?

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thertrain

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Question... Is it possible to change the icon for an internal drive but not have it be the same for all internal drives? For example... I'd like a specific Icon to be used for my Mac HD but a different one for Bootcamp Partition. By default they use the same icon. :hmmm:

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thefarewellnote

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I'll check again when I get home. I was messing around with CandyBar briefly last night and only found how to change for each type of Drive, not individual drives.

Yes you can do it with Candybar. In CandyBar3 select the icon you want for your HD icon (say a pretty one for your BootCamp drive) It will appear in the QuickDrop section in the lower left hand corner....now just select the drive/icon on your desktop that you want to have that icon and drag and drop it in that icon the lower left hand corner of CandyBar

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thertrain

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:woot:

Yes you can do it with Candybar. In CandyBar3 select the icon you want for your HD icon (say a pretty one for your BootCamp drive) It will appear in the QuickDrop section in the lower left hand corner....now just select the drive/icon on your desktop that you want to have that icon and drag and drop it in that icon the lower left hand corner of CandyBar

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