Sounds good to me.
Some quick tips here:
- If you have tried making your own gif/png icon with a transparent background, you will find that when you assign the image as an icon, it will no longer have the transparent background. To achieve transparency make the image a tiff format, this will work.
- If you want to look at the icons of an application in more detail, either browse your Applications folder using coverflow, or ctrl-click on an app, select "Show Package Contents" and navigate to the resource directory, you should find the icon in there.
- If a increasing or decreasing the volume on your Mac by a full "block" is too much of a difference, use shift+option+volume to increment a little bit at a time.
- Screenshots of all the screens attached to your Mac can be taken using shift+command+3, to select an area to screenshot, use shift+command+4, if you want to screenshot just a specific window, press shift+command+4 then press the space bar, the crosshair will become a camera and you can click on the window you want to screenshot (excellent feature for documentation). All screenshots are saved (by default) to the desktop as a png file. You can also use Grab.app located in the Utilities folder to achieve all of these things.
Just a few things to get us going
Ben
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