Sorry everyone, I posted this review to the wrong product. Near as I can tell, there is no way to undo.

Disk Utility might be free, but it has very few options.
DropDMG can put icons, backgrounds, and save configurations.

@Derekcurrie
Not that smileys and frowns mean all that much in the scheme of things if you're dealing with intelligent human beings, but I don't agree with the morons who clicked on the sad faces, as if to say that your comment had no value.

Such idiots do not realize that the purpose, as far as I am concerned, is click on a smiley when you find a review or comment helpful, educational, insightful, informative, or useful in one way or another. These people wrongly click on the frown as some sort of a voting device to say that they do not agree with your remarks, as if they think their opinion matters.

I don't have the time or interest to go on a tear and rip such low class "reviewers" a new, broader periscope through which to see the world other than the narrow one they are using now, but I will go on record here and now to express my distaste for such childish behavior, not merely by writing this comment as a general statement to apply to all such comments throughout this website, but also to click once on a smiley to soften their rudeness.

So many people are inclined towards the negative pole that they fail to even recognize a helpful remark or comment when it smacks them right in the face, so they can't bring themselves to click a smiley when something says something useful, but they have itchy fingers to click on a frown whenever they disagree with something that doesn't conform to their preconceived notion or match their prejudiced point of view.

You pointed out something that veteran Mac users already know, or that new users ought to be aware of, so your comment is actually useful. Just because you exposed this particular application as a one-trick pony which does not nothing more than tap into a function of the Mac OS X that is already built-in to the system and is freely available to all users who take the time to read a Missing Manual and learn what goes on under the hood is no reason to downgrade your useful comment.

There are so many tiny applications designed to exploit one built-in feature of the Mac OS that, if we did a survey, we might discover that a significant percentage of the programs offered here consist of utilities programs which do not but provide interfaces to those built-in functions. By saying this, I do not intend to denigrate such applications, for they can be useful in themselves. If Mac users want to pay for applications which provide shortcuts to the Mac system software, then is their prerogative.

However, for those residing on the moron end of the intellectual scale to criticize you for pointing out that this particular program is nothing more than another one of those utilities which provides a shortcut to tap into the free built-in features is just plain wrong and entirely short-sighted. Such frowny clicks are either motivated by spite, or jealousy, or fear of competition if the truth were exposed to the less sophisticated users in the crowd.

In short, I don't care if people want to spend their money on a utility like this. That's their choice. But without comments offered by someone like you, unsophisticated buyers might not know that they have a choice NOT to buy this utility, because like so many offered for sale here at MacUpdate, the product is redundant of a feature that already exists for free in the Mac OS. You give us all the power to make an intelligent buying choice, and that is the essence of a good review.

More people should write such "exposes." Fewer reviewers and friends of the developers should just put a sock in it. They help no one.