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Safari and iTunes... (Score:2)

by jhi (318)

I have to try Dan's trick... muahaha.
- Re:Safari and iTunes... (Score:1)
  
  by blech (1597) on 2003.03.21 10:12 (#18156) Homepage Journal
  
  Although you can mess with Safari's nib, I don't think this will work with iTunes, since the interface isn't based on a nib file; instead, it's internal to the application. (You can tell this is the case because the buttons aren't 'sunk' into the interface in Mac OS X 10.2.3 and later). iTunes has always carried its UI design with it, though (iTunes 1 and 2 are 'metal' in Mac OS 9 as well as Mac OS X).
  
  As an aside, the fact that iTunes is Carbon, not Cocoa, doesn't really affect this, as you can have a nib-based Carbon project.
  
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