SD-Design wrote:

This is nice man i like alot.

Thanks for your comment!  I just wanted to share in case someone else could enjoy them as much as I do! 

danemer wrote:

I got it in the bar in the finder windows, but how do you make a neat button?

Make sure that you don't have "Use Small Size" checked in Finder view options.

That can cause them to display incorrectly.

danemer wrote:

francodecoyo wrote:

danemer wrote:

I got it in the bar in the finder windows, but how do you make a neat button?

Make sure that you don't have "Use Small Size" checked in Finder view options.

That can cause them to display incorrectly.

Sorry, it's still not working, can you upload the image.

http://a2.s3.p.quickshareit.com/files/picture137144.png

SORRY!  Link fixed!  No more YemuZip for me!  It corrupted the images! 

alex_dlc wrote:

cool! thanx.

by the way, could you tell me how i can get dragthing to look like that? i tried to change the settings but they are too complicated.

oh, and it looks like you could use some sidebar separators: http://www.typoet.com/separators/index.html

Thanks for the seperator tip!

That is actually Stefanka's DragThing mod!  Frickin' AWESOME! 
http://macthemes2.net/forum/viewtopic.php?id=16792618

SO cool, thanks!

What are the floating windows on either side of your screen, they look useful and nicely designed.

thanx for the help, and the scripts are a great new add on for finder, im sure theres lots of other cool things that could be done with a simple script. wish i knew how to make them

ptitus wrote:

Having trouble with the 1680x1050 version here; double-clicking it opens Automator. Any quick way to fix that? Thanks!

Right click on the actual file. select "Info" and under "Open With" select "Automator Runner"

where did you get that adium list?

Awesome thanks!

This is a good idea, why didn't you just use Script Editor though?  It is included on every mac, just use it, save it as an application, than there are no Automator issues, and it runs the same way, if not quicker.

I might take a look and see if I can create a script that will re-arrange and re-size all of my commonly used apps and Windows, Firefox, iTunes, etc.  I assume that should be basically the same process correct?

And for anyone that would like to adjust these to suit there own needs, don't be afraid, Applescript is just like a computers Wacky version of English, which most of us on this forum already seem to have a grasp of.

Last edited by circa86 (Jan 23, 2009 11:50 pm)

circa86 wrote:

This is a good idea, why didn't you just use Script Editor though?  It is included on every mac, just use it, save it as an application, than there are no Automator issues, and it runs the same way, if not quicker.

I might take a look and see if I can create a script that will re-arrange and re-size all of my commonly used apps and Windows, Firefox, iTunes, etc.  I assume that should be basically the same process correct?

And for anyone that would like to adjust these to suit there own needs, don't be afraid, Applescript is just like a computers Wacky version of English, which most of us on this forum already seem to have a grasp of.

Thanks, Duh... BoneHead 

I changed the download link to contain straight Apple scripts now.

Faster and smaller file size!