Re: How to use .icns icon files

Ty Roberts <tyrob@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

Several people have asked which icons I mean. They are the
Designer Folder collection.

I was just able to copy and paste icons from any of the three file types
(.png, .ico, and .icns) by opening them in Preview, using Select All,
then copying and pasting into Get Info.

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