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Article #342Re: Does Finder display color icon (cicn
From: Dean Yu
Date: Fri, 16 Jun 1989 18:03
Date: Fri, 16 Jun 1989 18:03
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Various articles talk about a color finder init and people wanting it...
I'd like to announce that Chris Derrosi (of Dimmer fame) and Greg Marriot
pooled their efforts last night (or was it this morning?) at MacHack and
showed off a new Color Finder init, and Color Facade. I believe that Chris
is giving out the source code with the Color Finder init. I'll snag a copy
of it when I get back there today (as soon as I finish readnews, actually) and
post it to the net.
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