Quote: Originally posted by elroy el 1327: Good lord!!! You don't mean to tell me I have to start again??? I sure hope you've been saving your work as psd files...…

Woot - it imported and all is well, thanks guys I should have this sucker finished in no time now!

That was what I meant when I said File -> New -> New GuiKit Package. Looks like you figured out the "Import" feature already, so you're good to go, yo!

Yeah - it's all good, thanks for the help everyone, much appreciated.

After playing with countless iContainers over the last few months, my hard drive is littered with folder icons that aren't the ones I want to keep. For example, I am using Rhapsod…

going into CandyBar and hitting the "Restore Defaults" button should make all the icons the default aqua.

That didn't work...to top it off, when I create a new icon using contexual menu, it comes up in old WOA even though I applied Rhapsody icontainer...KOOKY. A better question may be…

It sounds like things are sort of messed up. If reapplying the default iconset, rebooting, and possibly repeating does not fix the problem you may want to look into Apple's support…

Im looking for a good fixed-width font to use with a plain text editor. Something thats pretty plain, no weirdness going on. Sans serif or serif is fine although I prefer sans. …

I use ProFont w/ BBEdit.

what about "courier"? that one always worked for me on IRC chat (otherwise i was not able to see the ASCIIart ) [ idle. ]

Thanks u2zoo, looks like a nice font. I tried courier, but it was a bit too much on the widish side for me. It looked sorta stretched out, thank you all the same though.

I believe the default in BBEdit is 9pt Monaco; it works great.

I highly recommend Bitstream Vera Sans Mono, available at http://www.gnome.org/fonts. It is a complete coding font with distinguishable 0/O/o and l/1/L/| . ProFont and Monaco look …

:: I use 10pt Monaco and love it. As you can see by my website. :: Fluid

Monaco's great I love it too. I was just looking for something different than the system fixed width fonts. Thanks though. Vera Sans Mono looks awesome! Thanks testnull.

I like Andale Mono and even use OCR on occassion.

Quote: Originally posted by testnull: I highly recommend Bitstream Vera Sans Mono, available at http://www.gnome.org/fonts. It is a complete coding font with distinguish…

Quote: Originally posted by NetworkShadow: Where's the download link? http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sourc...eam-vera/1.10/

Quote: Originally posted by NetworkShadow: Where's the download link? http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/ttf-bitstream-vera/1.10/

Of course ProFont looks like crap anti-aliased... it is a bitmap font designed to only work at certain sizes. Personally, I can't stand to code with an anti-aliased font. That sai…

Personally I think Hyatt's full of crap there. Whatever appeal bitmap fonts might have once had in the past, their usefulness is now dead with the advent of good antialiasing algor…

Quote: Originally posted by testnull: Personally I think Hyatt's full of crap there. Whatever appeal bitmap fonts might have once had in the past, their usefulness is no…

Exactly, and some people enjoy this accuracy.

Um, can anyone tell me what resource I should be editing to put a vertical line down the side of a selected menu title. If I do it on the "selected menu title" it repeats the patte…