November 28, 2007

The New Candy

Filed under: TMUP-Blog — David Sparks @ 10:28 pm

Candy Icon

 

By David Sparks at Macsparky.com 

My geekiness has sunk to new levels.  I actually spent $29 on a program that lets me play with icons.  This doesn’t really make any sense considering OS X allows you to do this without any fancy software but I can’t help it.  The new CandyBar 3 is a guilty pleasure.  It lets you tweak your Mac icons (all of them) and your dock to your heart’s content.  The new version also incorporates a library function (formerly sold as a separate product – Pixadex) so you can easily browse your icon collection.  The new version is Leopard only and . . . well . . . all Leopardy with large icons and Quick Look.  I specialize in collecting Tiki icons and this allows me to keep them all together.  CandyBar 3 also accepts packages of icons called “iContainers” which makes importing and replacing a snap.  And guess what?  There are even more Tiki iContainers.  I will post a more thorough review one of these days but for now head on over to Panic Software and check it out.  Aloha!

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View Comments The New Candy »

  1. FANBOY! FANBOY!

    This is it, the final stage in a switchers life…commercial programs to change icons. ICONS?!?!?!

    I think Victor is beyond all hope now.

    Hanging head in disgust.

    Douglas

    (SMIRK)

    Comment by Douglas E. Welch — November 28, 2007 @ 10:44 pm

  2. Well that was David Sparks post Douglas, however I did buy it too.

    Note to Douglas, must read “by” line.


    Victor

    Comment by Administrator — November 29, 2007 @ 7:44 am

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