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How do I get into my CoreServices Folder?
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Join Date: Nov 2004
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I have been told that some very useful things can be done through the CoreServices folder, as well as one or two other folders I have failed to find.
Yes, I know it is extremely dangerous to mess around in there, and believe me, I don't plan on doing ANYTHING unless I KNOW it's going to work the first time.
Unfortunately, I am unable to find it in Finder. I've checked every preference known to man (or me, at any rate), and nada.
How can I find these hidden files and folders?
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CoreServices are located in : "your HD directory"/system/library/CoreServices
"your HD directory" is your hard drive and make sure that you select the OS X system folder and not the OS 9 system folder. Good luck with whatever you are doing are remember to make back-ups of whatever files that you replace.
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20", 2gigs ram, 500gig HD, 2.16ghz core 2 duo iMac
iBook 700 Combo/14.1
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Originally posted by mjarski15:
CoreServices are located in : "your HD directory"/system/library/CoreServices
"your HD directory" is your hard drive and make sure that you select the OS X system folder and not the OS 9 system folder. Good luck with whatever you are doing are remember to make back-ups of whatever files that you replace.
Thanks.
And now........ to proceed with extreme caution.
If you don't here from me in a few days, please send out the rescue teams!
One of the things I'm hoping to do is change the icons for the system functions. VERY carefully!
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Last edited by USNA91; Mar 19, 2005 at 01:45 PM.
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Oh, bloody hell!
Can you say "CandyBar"?
What was I thinking?
Thank God I didn't try anything before discovering THAT little gem!
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Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: brooklyn ny
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i've actually deleted stuff from coreservices...
i no longer have the bar to show where my brightness is, where the volume is (so, yeah, i'm using my eyes and ears to determine settings)
but most important: no more "disconnected" notices about my bluetooth mouse every time wake my pb from sleep!
but, yes, as far as icons go, candybar is the thing!
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And that is what you all are: inverted Nothings...with potential" (Sun Ra)
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