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Customizing International Menu?

Customizing International Menu? OS 9 2 posts Dec 31, 2002 — Jan 2, 2003
Normally I've avoided theming because...well I really like the way OSX looks as is.

However, there is one thing I'd like to them. I have a few utilities that utilize the International Menu. You get to this via the System Preference program. It then puts a small flag to the right of your menus. This lets you switch entry methods between countries. However several utilities (TypeIt4Me, Character Pallet, Gramarian, and probably others) use it.

The downside to using these utilities is you end up with this American flag that is from way back in OS9 days, is not anti-aliased at all, and frankly looks very tacky and cheesy.

Does anyone have a clue where that picture is stored? I'd like to replace it with a much better looking American flag.
I've looked all over, and the closest I could get was:

/System/Library/Keyboard Layouts/Roman.bundle/Contents/Resources

I would expect it to be there, but it isn't
Arabic, etc. are in the Unicode folder in /System/Keyboard Layouts
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