Download the icon (.icns)

And here you’ll find a package of 144 Leopard icons!

And here’s a screenshot of my Mac with Leopard icons and the Grass Wallpaper.

The Leopard Wallpapers are here.

As you may have noticed: one of the changes in Leopard is the hidden HD icon (that makes your desktop perfectly clean: no clutters).

Here’s how to hide the HD icon on Tiger: go to your Finder’s Preferences, go to “General” and untick “Hard Disks” from the Show Items on the Desktop submenu. Et voilà!

It’s not Leopard yet, but it’s “closer”

After Louie Montia’s and Jeremie Cornelissen icons pack for CS3, here’s a 3rd one made by Adam Betts, I still prefer Montia’s package but many people prefere Betts’:

If you like it you can download it from here.

Here it is! The best replacement icon pack for Adobe CS3 I ever saw, it’s made by Louie Montia!

Get it here.

This is how to share an Internet connection from a Windows PC (as a host) to a Mac computer (as the client).

On the Mac (Mac OS X and a wireless NIC):

* Go to preference, Network and select airport.
* Click on Create Network. A dialog called Computer-to-Computer should pop-up.
* Set name to ICS and Click OK.
* Open System Preferences, Click the Network icon, select AirPort from the Show Menu dropdown.
* Click the TCP/IP tab.
* Select Manually from the Configure IPv4 dropdown.
* Set IP Address to 192.168.0.2.
* Set Subnet Mask to 255.255.255.0.
* Set Router to 192.168.0.1.
* Set DNS Servers to 192.168.0.1.
* Click “Apply Now”.

On the host PC (Windows XP, Internet Connection (i.e. Cable or ADSL), Wireless NIC):

* Click Start -> Control Panel.
* Double-click Network Connections.
* Right-click Wireless Network Connection and then click Properties.
* In the General tab, select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP).
* Click Properties.
* In the General tab, select Use the following IP address.
* Set IP address to 192.168.0.1.
* Set Subnet mask to 255.255.255.0.
* Click OK.
* Click the Wireless Networks tab.
* Click the View Wireless Networks button.
* Select the network named ICS from the list and click Connect.
* Click OK at the next dialog telling you the network is open.
* Close the View Wireless Networks window.
* Click OK to close the Wireless Network Connection window.
* You should now be in the Network Connections window.
* Right-click Local Area Connection and then click Properties.
* Click the Advanced tab.
* Click the Allow other network users to connect through this computer’s Internet connection checkbox.
* Click OK.