If folders are moving on the Desktop it is probably because the View settings are set to keep them ordered in a particular way. For example if they are ordered by Date Created (or Modified) then when you add a new file or folder to the desktop the others will be moved to make way for it. This can be changed from the Finder's View menu Show View Options.
Similarly in an individual Finder window right click on some blank space and select the Arrange By option to specify how you want your files and folders ordered.
One can create custom Mac icons by downloading the software "Folder Icon Changer". This software allows one to customize icons by downloading personal pictures, or selecting from icons already included with the software.
When a broken folder/sad face folder appears on a Mac it means the Mac can not find the start-up system folder.
1. Open up a folder 2. From the View menu select "as Icons" 3. From the View menu select "Show View Options" 4. At the bottom of the Options window select your backround: White, Color or Picture. 5. If you select Picture navigate to your picture folder and choose a picture.
Go to the folder in which the music is stored on the mac, then open the usb folder. Click and drag the wanted music into the usb folder.
Icons in the Dock provide a link to quickly launch the applications you use the most. To add icons to the Dock you can either drag the application out of the Applications folder window into the Dock or launch the application, with a double click, and then click and hold on the icon in the Dock and select Keep In Dock from the Options menu that pops up. If you are confident working in the Terminal (in the Utilities folder within the Applications folder) you can delete the Dock's preferences called com.apple.dock.plist and com.apple.dock.db found in the Preferences folder within the Library folder and then enter the command: killall Dock in the Terminal which will create a new Dock with the default set of icons.
I have a mac so i really only know how to do it on a mac but i sort of know how to do it on pc.On Mac: Library>Application Support>minecraft folder>mods folder and if you wanna install a mod all u do is drag it in the folder Pc: if you know how to find roaming folders all you do is click on that and you will probably find the minecraft folder in there and just click on the mod folder, too.
Mac OS X stores fonts in both the Font folder in the Library folder at the top hard disc level and also in a individual user's account Library Font folder.
you go to the users folder, then go into your folder, then go to library then application support and then minecraft
Boot Camp Assistant can be found in the Utilities folder (Applications/Utilities) on an Intel-based Mac running Mac OS X 10.5 "Leopard" or later.
In the Applications folder is a folder called Utilities. In the Utilities folder is Disk Utility. Disk Utility will Erase / Partition / Format a hard drive.
I don't understand--why would you want to change the application icon? It is just an icon of a folder labeled "Applications." What are you trying to do? If you want to replace icons for individual applications rather than the icon for the Applications folder and you are using a set of icons with an .icns extension you can right click on the application's icon, select Show Package Contents from the menu, and open the Resources folder. In the Resources folder is the original applicationName.icns file. Move this original file somewhere safe (or better still make a copy of the application to experiment with) and then put your icon set in the Resources folder and rename it to whatever the original icon set was called. The application will then use your new icons.
It is probably in the program files folder for your scanner or it is in my documents folder if you have windows. If you have a mac I can't help I don't have much experience with a mac.