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Can I add a custom icon to a Mac OS X disk image?

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Can I add a custom icon to a Mac OS X disk image?

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You can add a custom icon to a Mac OS X disk image by following these steps: • Create a new disk image with Disk Copy – Use Command-N and name the file Test.dmg, name the Volume “Test”, select the size you want from the menu. • Mount the disk image by clicking on the Test.dmg file in the Finder • On the disk that appears on your desktop, click on the icon and do Get Info (Command-I) • Paste a custom icon onto the disk icon (you can copy the disk icon from a file created by IconBuilder) • Eject the disk with Command-E • With Disk Copy, burn the disk image (Command-B)—select the Test.dmg file. When the burn is complete, you should see the custom icon appear when you load the CD into a drive.

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