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No. Wish I could include a picture here. Had only 2 programs open. Finder and History Hound. Both showed the red icon. I’m silly, but not that…. shalom, ncoom ncoom@...

But Brent, I'm 'there' because I'm not 'here." Cheers, John

Excuse the humor, but maybe you weren’t where you thought you were. I haven’t noticed the wrong icon, wasn’t looking, but have quit the wrong app before, thinking another was in front. Brent

But the first thing to try is Restart. If that doesn’t clear it, then proceed to the additional steps John laid out. Brent

I opened a Force Quit window and I saw that LibreOffice and Firefox show the same icon. So it’s not just you. Quitting each of the programs and restarting them fixed it, no need to restart. Jerry

The Dock is fine, everything else is fine. Showed up in the Force Quit window. Just odd. Restart has cured it, but still got me wondering. shalom, ncoom ncoom@... <mailto:ncoom@...>

Don't know, But try using the right-click and "Info" menu. Then select the good icon, copy it to the clipboard. Then to the bad icon, select it, and paste it in, if this is even possible. Or, if

What would cause a program to hijack the icon of another program? For example, in a Force Quit window, Finder is showing the icon of another program currently open (HistoryHound)??? shalom, ncoom

Well stated Randy. You hit the nail on the head. Cheers, John

Well, I didn't mean to perpetuate such a long thread, but I suppose I knew this topic would hit a common cord. Glad the posts have all been upbeat, friendly, interesting, and insightful. BTW, I am

I appreciate the defense of us seniors. First off, let me explain that I’m not simply talking about seniors. I’m talking about middle-aged and up folks. Just as an example, I’m on a half dozen

Thanks ! Dutch

As an old person who continues to assist younger people, I've seen that so many younger people foist the resistant image on older people that the older ones think it must be right. I've seen two women

That is the common perception, but one that I believe is not totally correct. The old have seen more ways to do things than the young. They have seen more change than the young. The have more muscle

It took me forever to figure this one out when I upgraded my iMac to a Mac Mini a while back. I could not find e a setting on the Mac mini to fix this…because the setting was on the iPhone. Find the

My wife has an iPhone 15 and a Mac laptop running Mohave. When I send her a Message of course it shows up on her iPhone but not in Messages on her laptop and I’m wondering why ? Dutch

Thanks for some sane observations, Randy. It’s all in how open a person is to learning new things, I think. I got my first Apple Computer in 1985, my first Mac a coupla years later. Today I’m 71,

Someone on a different forum asked if their original Mac was worth anything, or if they should throw it in the garbage. I did some quick research and found that those original Macs have become

AI is just another tool. It’s not a separate mind, it’s a tool wielded by humans. Just like using a computer was considered “cheating” by some in the very early days of personal computing, AI

The difference is that the old tend to get scared easily and give up. The young keep on banging at it until they become masters of it. That’s why you can usually ask your twelve year old child to