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Since you guys liked the folders I uploaded so much, I decided to make some more! Enjoy~! To use on a mac, just convert it to jpg (you can actually make a folder on your desktop to convert it from png to jpg; Just secondary click on a folder on your desktop (I'd recommend using a new folder for this), and at the bottom you should see "Folder Actions Setup". Click on that, and a popup should ask you which script you want to attach. Click on "Image — Duplicate as JPEG.scpt" Make sure the appropriate box is checked, and voilà! You now have a folder that converts most images to jpg! Just drag and drop it into the folder. It'll do the rest!), then click on it and copy it, then secondary click on the folder you want to change, and click on "Get Info". In the upper left corner of the box should be a picture of the folder icon that's currently being used. Click on it to highlight it, and paste. Tada! You've now customized your folder! (To change it back, simply repeat the process with a normal folder, but make sure you copy the image in the "Get Info" box because that's an actual folder, not just a jpg image.)

Description
Since you guys liked the folders I uploaded so much, I decided to make some more! Enjoy~! To use on a mac, just convert it to jpg (you can actually make a folder on your desktop to convert it from png to jpg; Just secondary click on a folder on your desktop (I'd recommend using a new folder for this), and at the bottom you should see "Folder Actions Setup". Click on that, and a popup should ask you which script you want to attach. Click on "Image — Duplicate as JPEG.scpt" Make sure the appropriate box is checked, and voilà! You now have a folder that converts most images to jpg! Just drag and drop it into the folder. It'll do the rest!), then click on it and copy it, then secondary click on the folder you want to change, and click on "Get Info". In the upper left corner of the box should be a picture of the folder icon that's currently being used. Click on it to highlight it, and paste. Tada! You've now customized your folder! (To change it back, simply repeat the process with a normal folder, but make sure you copy the image in the "Get Info" box because that's an actual folder, not just a jpg image.)