Open the desktop copy in XCode, TextWrangler, or your preferred text editor.Drag "ist" to the desktop (it will copy).Option-drag the file to create a duplicate copy and rename it "" (just in case).System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/amework/Versions/A/Resources/Content/ Navigate to this folder in the Finder and find the file called "ist":.(Side rant: I feel justified in refusing to resort to the terminal for a simple permissions change, a capability that has supposedly existed in the Finder for 9 major iterations of OS X.) Do the following:
In 10.8, no matter how I tried altering the permissions of the relevant file and folder in the Finder or "unlocking" the file (as XCode refers to it), I could not get XCode (or TextWrangler) to write to the file, so I had to alter the CNET instructions a bit. I found the method on this page from CNET, the author of which apparently found it here. It works, but it's a bit of a pain, so if anyone knows of an easier method, please contribute. After discovering that Apple, amazingly, no longer provides a built-in way to alter the duration of each slide, I set out to figure out how to change it to suit my preference. I like to use images of various quotes as my screensaver, but the default 3-second duration for each slide isn't enough for several of the quotes.
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