[help] Wb "per App" Settings For The Aqua-look

can somebody clearefy to me which applications should have the brushed skin (in my jaguar wb) to have a similar configuration like the original aqua-interface. ive been looking on the apple site but i don't get it when it uses the brushed skin for an application or not.. :blink:

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can somebody clearefy to me which applications should have the brushed skin (in my jaguar wb) to have a similar configuration like the original aqua-interface. ive been looking on the apple site but i don't get it when it uses the brushed skin for an application or not.. :blink:

#171379

You dont need to double post for the tag a mod would of come along and put it in for you.

Anyway the brushed skin appears mainly on apps such as the iLife apps except for garageband which has its own studio style. Other apps like iChat, Safari, DVD Player and Address Book use the brushed skin the rest is pretty much default.

Try the WindowBlinds forum you might find something helpful in there ;)

Hope this helps

#171381

Apple uses the brushed look for all their multimiedia apps:

Finder, the i-Apps, Safari, Adressbook (not really multimedia..),..

Apple Design Guidelines

I think the right tag is [help], isn't it?

#171382

The topic needs a [help] tag and it doesnt belong in aqua discussion but in the Windowblinds forum.

Please keep this sort of things in mind when posting a thread.

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#171383

sigh, yes....

The tag is [Help], the forum is window blinds in the stardock subforum and you already have a thread there, properly tagged by me.

Dont double post

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#171387

the brushed is defined by the app, panther has brushed for, finder, ichat, safari, ilife (except for garageband) etc... there is no finite thing that defines when the app is brushed ;) , if that makes any sense. so its purely your choice.

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Originally posted by pantoni@Jun 2 2004, 02:53 PM

Apple uses the brushed look for all their multimiedia apps:

Finder, the i-Apps, Safari, Adressbook (not really multimedia..),..

Apple Design Guidelines

I think the right tag is [help], isn't it?

thx !

and thx pantoni for this nice link!! ;)

and seph, i'll keep the 'tag-thing' in mind -_-

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