You can copy/paste ICNS, jpg, jpg2000, tiff, gif, PNG and PICT data as a custom icon. Open an image file in Preview (for example), press Command-A, Command-C Then select the file/folder/hard drive you want to set the custom icon on, select File->Get Info. Click on the icon in the upper left corner of the Info Window (it should show a little hallow around it), press Command-V. Poof... your done.
Mac Basics: Change your desktop Maverick's To track them down, hit Command-Shift-G from your desktop to open the Finder's Go to Folder window. Next, enter this path: /Library/Screen Savers/Default Collections/ Mountain Lion First off, the pictures that are displayed on your background are located within - [mactintosh HD] - users - home directory - library - desktop pictures in order to get there you will need to hold down the option key on your keyboard and navigate to this location. There is a couple of tricks along the way that you'll need to know. open finder choose the button at the top of the screen that gives you a three column view. if you highlight it, it will say " show items as icons ..." while holding down the option key, choose the mac mini (OS device) from the left navigation pain and then - macintosh hd (from the left third column) - library - desktop pictures copy paste the pictures you would like to add or de...
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