Changing Application Icons

I am trying to change application icons, system icons, etc. to black. I used a .icns file to replace the iTunes.icns default file, but all that appears is the rendering image icon (or whatever). What am I doing wrong? Thanks!

Edit: Nevermind. I don't know what I did differently, but it took more than one install.


For anyone who wants to know how to change the iTunes default icon, open Applications in finder, right click iTunes, select "Show Package Contents," open the Contents folder, Open Resources folder, replace old iTunes.icns with new iTunes.icns. Restart system.

I did the following to change the finder icon:

"/System/Library/CoreServices/Dock.app/Contents/Resources/finder.png" There You Can Change The Finder Icon, The Trash Icon, And Even The Little Poof Thing When You Get Rid Of Dock Files, I Made Mine Black.

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But it doesnt change the finder's appearance on the dock..but the black .png is in there...



but not on the dock!! ***?

So I did everything here MacThemes Forum / Manually changing Finder icon in Snow Leopard?, and it seems to have worked when the finder icon comes up in notices and things, but it is still the same on the dock!! urghh!

Got it!!! You have to find this: com.apple.dock.iconcache and delete it

beautiful

Which folder is that in, Ismus?

Oneironaut said:

Which folder is that in, Ismus?

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I found it here:

Change Thumbnail for Dashboard in Mission Control

This is DRIVING ME NUTS! I searched all over trying to figure out how to tile a photo so I can change the thumbnail for Dashboard in Mission Control. I followed these...

Change Dashboards Lego Background Wallpaper in Mac OS X Lion

....basic these steps to change the Dashboard background, but can't figure out how to "tile" a dang photo!

Any help is greatly appreciated!