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10-24-2010, 12:20 AM
I downloaded some icons I love. I've used them ever since I found them. The icons were not part of Candybar but Candybar was what i used to switch my old icons for the new ones I'd found. Now that I don't have candybar, I would like to find where those icons are on my hard drive so that I can still have access to them and maybe use LiteIcon to change icons. |
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 Mac Specs: 2012 MBP i7 2.7 GHz 15" Matte - 16 GB RAM - 120 GB Intel SSD - 500 GB DataDoubler Mac OS 10.9
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10-24-2010, 01:19 AM
Unfortunately CandyBar stores all the icons in a .pixadex data file which is a CandyBar format. While it also has the icons stored separately in a huge 0-10 numbered folder system, those icons are also in a CandyBar format. If your lucky some application can still open the files, but I don't think so. The database and icons (if they still exist) are here /Users/####/Library/Application\ Support/CandyBar/ Use the reputation system if a post helps you! Mac Forums IRC Channel - Help build it by hanging out with us The next sentence is true. The previous sentence is false. |
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