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This is A Folder Icon for One of my favourite TV Programmes broadcast on British TV over the last few Years.

If anyone hasn't seen Sherlock yet, I can highly recommend it.

To use it on Windows you'll have to convert it to an ICO (just google "PNG to ICO converter" and you should find A few Sites you can use to do this).

To use it on Mac, you'll have to convert the file Twice to get it done.

To use it on Mac, First you'll have to convert it from PNG to ICNS (search Google and you might find something to convert it). You must save the ICNS file in all available sizes (from 16 X 16 to 512 X 512). You don't have to save One at A time, because the ICNS file includes all of them in One single file. I'm on Windows but I do know there's apparently an Apple software called "Icon Composer" for Mac that does that automatically.

Then Once the above is done you have to convert it from ICNS to RSRC (there's apparently A free software called Icns2Rsrc that can do this).

Description
This is A Folder Icon for One of my favourite TV Programmes broadcast on British TV over the last few Years.

If anyone hasn't seen Sherlock yet, I can highly recommend it.

To use it on Windows you'll have to convert it to an ICO (just google "PNG to ICO converter" and you should find A few Sites you can use to do this).

To use it on Mac, you'll have to convert the file Twice to get it done.

To use it on Mac, First you'll have to convert it from PNG to ICNS (search Google and you might find something to convert it). You must save the ICNS file in all available sizes (from 16 X 16 to 512 X 512). You don't have to save One at A time, because the ICNS file includes all of them in One single file. I'm on Windows but I do know there's apparently an Apple software called "Icon Composer" for Mac that does that automatically.

Then Once the above is done you have to convert it from ICNS to RSRC (there's apparently A free software called Icns2Rsrc that can do this).