Now, click in the ICN# window on the right-hand side of the screen (belonging to the Copy of Finder that we're working on) and choose Paste. Bingo! You should have a window that now looks exactly like the one in button example #13.
Tell you what. Let's do one more quick change before we close everything up that will show you how to edit an ICN# that's already there. You see that fat trash can in the window you just did your Paste into? Double-click on that critter and see what happens: you get a FatBits-style editor that lets you scribble all over the icon you selected! Make the changes that you see in button example #14 (the word BURP)and, as you can see, ResEdit automatically updates the actual-size images at the bottom, showing you how the masks will appear on a normal gray desktop, as well as it's small icon image! ResEdit does a lot of the work for you when editing icons. Mouse around a bit, then when you're finished, click in the go-away box. It's that easy to change icons you may already have in a file, program, or whatever! We're all done with our changes for now, so go ahead and close up our Copy of Finder like we did on page 10. Now choose Quit from the File menu to check on our experiment. ResEdit will beep at you and ask you if you want to save the changes you made to Icon demo. Click No -- remember, we just wanted temporary changes there, and look at example button #15.
