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<blockquote data-quote="kernst" data-source="post: 1444564" data-attributes="member: 270416">LibreOffice app bundle already includes adequate .icns for all appsThe LibreOffice application bundle already contains .icns files that work just fine for the Automator apps created using the instructions above, without any extra software, using the regular Mac OS way of changing file/app icons.Locate LibreOffice.app in the Finder, then right-click and choose Show Package Contents from the context menu.Inside the package, inside a folder called &quot;Resources&quot; you'll see a whole bunch of .icns files, for all the apps and document types. As of Mac OS 10.7 (not sure about earlier), you can open these in Preview.app, highlight the largest icon size in the sidebar (preview pane), then copy the icon to the clipboard with ⌘C.Next, locate the Automator app you created before (I put mine in ~/Applications). Right click on the Automator app in Finder and choose Get Info (or ⌘I), then click on the icon in the upper-left of the inspector window to highlight it. Press ⌘V to paste the icon from the clipboard. Close the file inspector 'n you're done. No muss, no fuss.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="kernst, post: 1444564, member: 270416"] [b]LibreOffice app bundle already includes adequate .icns for all apps[/b] The LibreOffice application bundle already contains .icns files that work just fine for the Automator apps created using the instructions above, without any extra software, using the regular Mac OS way of changing file/app icons. Locate LibreOffice.app in the Finder, then right-click and choose [b]Show Package Contents[/b] from the context menu. Inside the package, inside a folder called "Resources" you'll see a whole bunch of .icns files, for all the apps and document types. As of Mac OS 10.7 (not sure about earlier), you can open these in Preview.app, highlight the largest icon size in the sidebar (preview pane), then copy the icon to the clipboard with ⌘C. Next, locate the Automator app you created before (I put mine in ~/Applications). Right click on the Automator app in Finder and choose [B]Get Info[/B] (or ⌘I), then click on the icon in the upper-left of the inspector window to highlight it. Press ⌘V to paste the icon from the clipboard. Close the file inspector 'n you're done. No muss, no fuss. [/QUOTE]

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