Panther still has the Jaggies

[iesposta]

I figured how to make it work with BackLight 2... it's wasn't easy.
First you have to have the Developer Tools installed. You have to get ATI Displays to recognize backlightengine -- which is inside the application package.
First, in /Applications select BackLight 2 and File->Get Info
under Name & Extension, delete ".app" (This will change the application into a folder.)
Second, open the Folder, open Contents folder, open MacOS folder. (You should have 2 files - BackLight 2 and backlightengine)
Fourth, launch Terminal
type cd (space)
switch to the finder window showing backlightengine
click and hold the top center folder of that window and drag it to the terminal.
Press return
type (or paste) /Developer/Tools/SetFile -c APPL -t APPL backlightengine
(This will change the Creator and Type codes for that file.)
Fifth, In ATI Displays add backlightengine and adjust the presets.
This is what I set:

Sixth, Go back to /Applications and Get Info on the folder BackLight 2
Add back (under Name & Extension) .app and close Get Info. (This will change the folder back to the program's Icon.
Enjoy!

[drfish]

Thanks for the heads up iesposta!

[AKcrab]

Originally posted by iesposta:

First, in /Applications select BackLight 2 and File->Get Info
under Name & Extension, delete ".app" (This will change the application into a folder.)
...
Sixth, Go back to /Applications and Get Info on the folder BackLight 2
Add back (under Name & Extension) .app and close Get Info. (This will change the folder back to the program's Icon.
Enjoy!  

You can ctrl-click (right click) an app and choose "Show Package Contents" to see the files in an app bundle, if you don't want to do the rename thing.