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Help debrushing Safari
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Join Date: Mar 2003
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I've decided to remove the brushed metal look from Safari so that it matches with other Aqua windows. It opened the .nib file and removed the texture pretty easily. Unfortunately, the toolbar in the resulting window doesn't have the same appearance as the standard toolbars in other apps such as Mail, NetNewsWire, etc. The stripes appear darker and more pronounced.
Is there any way that I can get the toolbars to match?
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Yeah, I tried but all those types of programs do is change the .nib file to not use texture. They don't change the toolbar itself. I was thinking something would have to be done in Interface Builder, but I'm not too sure what.
Any other ideas?
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Is this is in Tiger?
Mail 2.0 has one of the new 'unified' toolbar's (gives it that 'smooth' look) you have to check this option in InterfaceBuilder too (it's about 2 or 3 checkboxes under the 'textured' one, it becomes available when 'textured' is unchecked).
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Originally Posted by mugget
honestly though...what ELSE would you use "Private Browsing" for??
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Join Date: Aug 2004
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for best debrushing, use ShapeShifter 
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Originally Posted by themarvelous3
honestly though...what ELSE would you use "Private Browsing" for??
ok...what and where is "Interface Builder"
double clicking the "MainMenu.nib" just opens the folder...i'm lost
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It's part of the Xcode 2.0 tools. It's on your Tiger install disc....
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Originally Posted by digitaljames
It's part of the Xcode 2.0 tools. It's on your Tiger install disc....
do i have to install it seperately? it didnt install with Tiger...
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Originally Posted by themarvelous3
do i have to install it seperately? it didnt install with Tiger...
got it! thanks : )
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