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WARNING- This palette is so cool that if you have an IBM and Mac side by side the icons are identical.
To use the Macintosh palette in Microangelo:
-Put the file Mac.pal into the Microangelo Folder.
To Use the Palette:
-Run Microangelo Studio
-Set the icon to 32 by 32, and 256 colors
You do this by click on the icon to the right of where it says the icon size and color depth.
Select 32 by 32 and 256 colors
-Go to edit and choose "Open Color Palette"
Locate the file "Mac.Pal" which should be located in your Microangelo folder
Open the "Mac.Pal" palette.
-Notice the color palette change, you are now using the Macintosh default 256 color palette.
To Copy icons from the Mac
-This is simple, On the Mac, get the icons you want on the screen (usually by just opening a folder or using resedit)
-Once you have the icons you want on the screen, take a picture of the Mac screen by hold down the shift key and apple key and press 3.
-There is now a Picture on the screen located at the root level of the Mac hard drive.
-This file will be called Picture with a number after it.
-IMPORTANT, Rename this file to anything with the 8.3 standard. make the extension .PIC
-Put an IBM formatted floppy into the Mac (yes the Mac reads IBM disk as long as you have the control panel PC Exchange which comes with system 7.1 and higher)
-Copy the Picture file to the floppy. (You don't have to use a floppy, you can have a Mac friend e-mail you the Picture file.
-Eject the floppy and put into the IBM. Copy the file to your IBM.
-Make sure you have quicktime installed on your IBM. Quicktime comes with a Macintosh picture viewer call Viewer or View32
-This allows the IBM to view Macintosh PIC files. Open the picture.
-Once the picture is on your screen, you Microangelo's cool feature call screen capture (click on the little camera).
-Choose 32 by 32, click OK and you'll see a like 32 by 32 box following you around.
-Put this box over the icon you want and click the mouse button.
-The icon should now be in Microangelo Studio using the Macintosh color palette.
