Sunday October 28, 2007
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Miscellany
White Menu Bar in Leopard
I’ve seen some complaints on various blogs about the new translucent menu bar in Mac OS 10.5. I’m not too crazy about it either, so I figured out a simple way to make the menu bar white again:
1. Open or create a desktop picture in Photoshop (or any other image editor) at the exact size of your desktop (my MacBook Pro is 1440 × 900).
2. Draw a solid white rectangle at the top of the image 22 pixels tall.
3. Save and install.
(P.S. Looking around the ‘net briefly after posting, I was not surprised to learn that I was not the first to think of doing something like this. Still, works great.)
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