Once you figure it out, it works fine. All you need to do it set your folder options in the editor. Then drop the folder on the third well from the bottom; "Drop a folder into this region to paste an icon based upon the application icon it contains". Then pick the icon and it will paste it to the folder the way you have it set in the editor. You don't have to do anything else if what you want is the icon on a folder.

This was a little hard to figure out, but didn't take long. Also the default folder icons it shows is old, but selecting "standard OS X folders" will update them. Once you quit and restart the app it remembers you settings. I couldn't get the contextual menu to work in Lion, and if you select a folder with no application icons, it asked you to abort or skip, and then crashes.

But it does what it's intended to do, and I was able to paste a bunch of icons on my folders in no time.

So far, I like the new versions of the suite. There are no big things that jump out at you (at least so far in my short time with the demos), but everything has a fresher look and feel, especially applications like Dreamweaver, which feels more like an Adobe program.

Great little app! Thanks!

The new Safari plugins work great, however, they did not get installed with this update. After looking for them in the Library folders, I realized they were no where to be found. It did install the Firefox plugins however.

So I had to use Pacifist to extract the plugins from the installer package and manually put them in place.