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<blockquote data-quote="Chris H." data-source="post: 1135322" data-attributes="member: 124706">I do it the hard way, but if you're not technical enough, do it the Docker way.Otherwise, I go to:Macintosh HD&gt;System&gt;Library&gt;Core Services-right click on Dock.app, choose &quot;Show Package Contents&quot;Contents&gt;ResourcesFind the four &quot;scurve&quot; files and &quot;frontline&quot; to change the Dock colorFind the five &quot;indicator&quot; files and modify those to any color. You can also create a .jpg image (very small) and create your own indicators. I use ColorUtility.app to modify the &quot;scurve&quot;,&quot;frontline&quot; and &quot;indicator&quot; files.Here's an example of my current dock:&lt;See attached&gt;I have a few posts in here of my dock in different colors with different color indicators. Docker will do so much more though…I just like to keep the dock as Apple designed it, and just fool around with the coloring of it.[ATTACH=full]13735[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chris H., post: 1135322, member: 124706"] I do it the hard way, but if you're not technical enough, do it the Docker way. Otherwise, I go to: Macintosh HD>System>Library>Core Services -right click on Dock.app, choose "Show Package Contents" Contents>Resources Find the four "scurve" files and "frontline" to change the Dock color Find the five "indicator" files and modify those to any color. You can also create a .jpg image (very small) and create your own indicators. I use ColorUtility.app to modify the "scurve","frontline" and "indicator" files. Here's an example of my current dock: <See attached> I have a few posts in here of my dock in different colors with different color indicators. Docker will do so much more though…I just like to keep the dock as Apple designed it, and just fool around with the coloring of it. [ATTACH=full]13735[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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