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| pelusa |
Jul 6 2011, 06:02 PM
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Cube Newbie Group: Members Posts: 2 Joined: 29-June 11 Member No.: 9,814 Gender:Not Telling Where From?:Los Angeles, CA First Name: KD |
I've been wanting to change the seven colors of the labels that come with Macintosh. I read a post that talked about changing the colors labels of my documents and/or folders using the terminal, but they weren't clear. My question: Is there a way to change the colors to other colors besides the seven colors that are already set in? If you have an answer, would you please post the instructions in layman's terms so that they can be easily be understood? Thank you for any help. ~Kd
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| Fangsuede |
Jul 7 2011, 12:52 PM
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![]() Cube Guru ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 2,483 Joined: 10-February 05 Specs: Only one Cube remaining, see Sig. Member No.: 4,260 Gender:Male Where From?:Stuck on the Freeway in CA First Name: Dave |
I've been wanting to change the seven colors of the labels that come with Macintosh. I read a post that talked about changing the colors labels of my documents and/or folders using the terminal, but they weren't clear. My question: Is there a way to change the colors to other colors besides the seven colors that are already set in? If you have an answer, would you please post the instructions in layman's terms so that they can be easily be understood? Thank you for any help. ~Kd Macintosh Desktop OS 10.6.8 Welcome to Cubeowner! Not many of us are using SL 10.6.8 with Cubes. We may use it on our other Mac's though. You didn't mention what website you read the Label Hack on, so I can't comment on that. I gave a quick look on the Apple Support Communities Discussion Forums and the general consensus was it can't be done unless you use either a 3rd party software , and this - or to try and hack it. Another way to handle this is to use different Icons, like those found here. -------------------- 1. Powerlogix Case, PLX Dual 1.7GHz 7447a (w/VRM Bypass), Black Sapphire 9800-128MB fitted with a copper Zalman V700CU , 1.5GB RAM, 120GB OWC SATA SSD mounted in a PSled with Koutech SATA adapter, Spirica VRM kit w/Giga C-VRM, Airport card, Base fan, custom front cover, Ext. FW NEC 3550 DL DVD/CD. All running on a stock Cube Brick (PSU). (Operational: Feburary 2006, ran for 3 years, now retired behind glass in a bookcase - still works though.)
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| pelusa |
Jul 7 2011, 02:37 PM
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Cube Newbie Group: Members Posts: 2 Joined: 29-June 11 Member No.: 9,814 Gender:Not Telling Where From?:Los Angeles, CA First Name: KD |
Welcome to Cubeowner! Not many of us are using SL 10.6.8 with Cubes. We may use it on our other Mac's though. You didn't mention what website you read the Label Hack on, so I can't comment on that. I gave a quick look on the Apple Support Communities Discussion Forums and the general consensus was it can't be done unless you use either a 3rd party software , and this - or to try and hack it. Another way to handle this is to use different Icons, like those found here. I found it here labels forum I know about third party software. I don't know that what I read was a "Label Hack?" I've used Labels X when I was using Tiger, paid $10.00 for it and I don't want to pay another $15.00 to upgrade. Thanx for the response and the links. ~KD This post has been edited by pelusa: Jul 7 2011, 02:45 PM |
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| Mulder |
Jul 9 2012, 04:11 PM
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Cube Newbie Group: Members Posts: 1 Joined: 8-July 12 Member No.: 10,141 Gender:Male Where From?:Washington, DC |
QUOTE I've been wanting to change the seven colors of the labels that come with Macintosh. I read a post that talked about changing the colors labels of my documents and/or folders using the terminal, but they weren't clear. My question: Is there a way to change the colors to other colors besides the seven colors that are already set in? If you have an answer, would you please post the instructions in layman's terms so that they can be easily be understood? Thank you for any help. ~Kd Macintosh Desktop OS 10.6.8 You can do this via a bash function or AppleScript: http://superuser.com/questions/168927/mac-...om-the-terminal But those methods don't give you fine control over the colors. To get that fine control, the only way to do it is to use a third-party solution, whereby you can choose from more than 32,000 colors, even if you can't see an obvious difference between those in the same color range. |
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