Opening Desktop Icon on a Mac

Getting Started Guide

General
About GlobalSight
My Jobs | My Activities
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Planning
Create jobs Add job comments Quote Approve quotes Dispatch jobs

Implementing

Translating
Accepting the activity
Translating online \| Translating offline
Completing the activity

Reviewing
Accepting the task
Reviewing online \| Reviewing offline

Making Review Changes
Accepting the activity Make review changes: Online Offline Complete the activity

Reviewing DTP and LSO
Accepting the activity
Reviewing DTP/LSO

Following Up Ongoing Jobs
Check general status information Check job and activity status Checking the activity duration View in-progress translations Download in-progress files View all comments Answer queries

Changing Ongoing Jobs
Cancel workflows Cancel jobs Re-assign activities Add and remove resources Add more time for activities Skip activities Complete activities for other users Reset user details Add/edit/delete files Manage TMs Manage Terminology (Glossaries)

Finalizing

Downloading the Final Files
Archiving Jobs

Support
Support | FAQs | Training
System Requirements
Logging in
Reports

To open Desktop Icon on a Mac:

Open DesktopIcon.applescript, which is usually stored in /Applications/GlobalSight Desktop Icon.app/Contents/Resources/Java/. Edit using Script Editor
Click Run to test. If everything is correct, the Desktop Icon is running
Save as an application by selecting File->Save as. Exit the Desktop Icon first
Select Application from the File Format box and click Save
Close Script Editor
Change the GlobalSight Desktop Icon.app icon
- Open GlobalSight_Icon_mac.icns by Preview
- Click Edit->Copy or press Command-C
- Select GlobalSight Desktop Icon.app
- Select File->Get Info or press Command-I
- Click the icon in the upper-left corner
- Select Edit-> Paste or press Command-V to replace the icon
Make an alias of GlobalSight Desktop Icon.app and put in on the desktop

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