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| Downloads:5,241 |
| Version Downloads:4,177 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Icons |
| License:Demo |
| Date:23 Oct 2006 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $10.95 |
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To the poster below, sorry but you can specify other Applications, by dragging that app to App Extras in CandyBar.
I tried it and it works really well. Its better organized then Candybar AND its more flexible. I was able to add apps not installed in the Applications folder and I was able to change MS Office icons - which Candybar cant do.
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Candybar is MUCH better than this, and costs the same. The only thing it doesn't do is change the boot panel - which there are several other free apps that do this.
I guess if this app didn't have the word "theme" in it, I wouldn't complain. I'm sure it's a nice little app, but there are just so many already out there that do this that it's hard to get excited about this one.
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General convention is:
A theme is not just an icon-package.
An iconpackage is an iconpackage. And a theme is called a theme. A theme is more than just icons.
CandyBar from Panic software does what your software does, better and in a much nicer interface.
Panic Software calls their iconpacks "iContainers" which is a nice, descriptive term.