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iwrb

April 08, 2008 at 9:54am

problem solved. thanks!

Ravenmoon

January 24, 2008 at 8:17pm

Does anyone know how to make the white borders around he Finder icon previews go away? They are ugly, unnecessary, they make it harder (no easier) to see what files are.... in short this is one of those 'improvements' that seem to rocket us right back to 1995....

Kirill

January 16, 2008 at 3:19pm

can you fix folder icons i used cocothumbx for jpeg and they now look good but folder thumbs are still fuzzy?

Anonymous switchergirl

December 26, 2007 at 12:35pm

I just switched to mac (or rather ADDED a mac to my fold for music production) and I think it's hilarious that mac's are supposed to be so great for graphics, yet the font handling is abominable, ergonomics of the cutesy mouse and keyboard are miserable, the previews in finder are fairly horrendous in terms of resizing the file open dialog and a lot of basic GUI problems that require a lot of clicking or 3rd party apps to fix stuff that just works in windows unless you're stupid. Windows is really easy unless you're an idiot (most of my family.) Now that you allowed me to totally say all the negative stuff (appears to be a no-no in mac-scientology clone world) here's a fix and merry xmas:

CocothumbX is the BEST freeware batch processor to fix the icons. It removes all the adobe created icons (that's the problem - Leopard's a control freak and doesn't like anything that IT didn't make) and leaves behind the Leopard generated icons which resize and look great. Just drag a pile of photos onto the program and check teh Remove Thumbnail option and when you look in finder, it's fixed.

Here's the URL http://www.stalkingwolf.net/software/cocothumbx/

It's FREE, but I suggest you donate (like a did) even 1 or 2 euros to support this person who's helping apple do their job, and saving us all a lot of aggravation. Cheers!

PS - I still love my mac, but boy has it been a ride so far.

Thunk Different

December 06, 2007 at 4:09pm

This is somewhat of a surprise, but at the same time, not. I Don't adobe has been doing a very good job lately, ther CS3 is only exciting because everyone says it is, it's not really so much better than before, tired, cluttered.

MikeT

November 09, 2007 at 5:22am

Thanks for the additional workaround methods.

Is Apple going to leave us with this tradeoff situation? If we want clear pictures in Coverflow view, we have to give up picture icons and go to generic icons in Icon view?

skivyleague

November 03, 2007 at 4:49pm

that the article is on jaggedy edges and photoshop and jpegs and Roman's header image for the article contains a very obvious jagged photoshop edge where the grey of the image with his face on it was composited with the grey that serves as the background image for the word "Roman"

mixel

October 28, 2007 at 3:11pm

If you select a lot of pictures and right click/get info.. You can delete their icon at the top of the window and it'll rebuild them all. :D Well it's working on my pixelly previews at least.

No need to use any extra software, 3 click process. Woo!

MikeT

October 28, 2007 at 2:10am

I have thousands of pictures saved using Adobe Photoshop. No way can I spend the time it would take to open, save, and close them one-by-one. There needs to be a solution that doesn't involve doing anything manually to each and every picture.

Regie Fernando

October 27, 2007 at 9:30pm

Great tip!

Im having the same problem. Another thing now is how to uncached the files that were saved with adobe lowres thumbs. And also how to do this similarly with adobe lightroom?