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Unspeaked
Oct 25, 03:46 PM
This sounds more like jail time to me. How is this different from me hacking in to someone's computer and then telling the world to come on in and take what you want.
You see, that's the beauty of this scheme. They're not taking anything from anyone. They're *giving* companies the ability to play nice with iPods.
It's theft disguised as charity...
You see, that's the beauty of this scheme. They're not taking anything from anyone. They're *giving* companies the ability to play nice with iPods.
It's theft disguised as charity...
B3CK24
Jan 21, 07:53 PM
I agree... as Graphic Design student I want a new MP and ACD to go with it as my MB is doing well running CS3, but not what I need. I am holding off my entire purchase until they introduce an ACD w/ iSight and HDMI.. and NO gloss... Glossy is so unprofessional for color matching and such, thus why I dont see myself purchasing an iMac even though they have good features.
iPunish901
Nov 2, 05:54 PM
i love this woman and i finally found a good wallpaper of her. :cool:
satkin2
Apr 5, 04:08 AM
The Airs look really tempting (once Lion comes out, not much point at the moment for me).
However I see comments about it not being great for the 'heavy lifting' jobs. I don't do much processor intensive stuff, but on my '08 MacBook, iPhoto sometimes takes a while and exporting an hours movie from iMovie it can slug quite a bit.
How do the Airs cope with these kind of tasks?
However I see comments about it not being great for the 'heavy lifting' jobs. I don't do much processor intensive stuff, but on my '08 MacBook, iPhoto sometimes takes a while and exporting an hours movie from iMovie it can slug quite a bit.
How do the Airs cope with these kind of tasks?
dagrouch
Oct 26, 03:49 PM
I'm in the front of the line at the Deer Park store, can I expect anyone else? :p
Edit: 3:15 and still no one else, but they gave me an extension cord to charge my laptop.
I would have joined had the t-shirts not sucked. :)
Actually, I have work so I can't make it. But at least I have Leopard already thanks to the pre-order.
Deer Park FTW!
Edit: 3:15 and still no one else, but they gave me an extension cord to charge my laptop.
I would have joined had the t-shirts not sucked. :)
Actually, I have work so I can't make it. But at least I have Leopard already thanks to the pre-order.
Deer Park FTW!
applemacdude
Dec 31, 12:19 PM
what do you mean by best? by far the heaviest day there will be the 9th, the day of the keynote.
rainman::|:|
Aug 28, 07:26 PM
Originally posted by asurace
Spymac will always be disreputable in my mind because of that incident.
as if their logo alone wasn't enough.... :D
pnw
Spymac will always be disreputable in my mind because of that incident.
as if their logo alone wasn't enough.... :D
pnw
MechaSpanky
Mar 16, 10:52 PM
Steve,
I'm not sure about Quark Xpress 8 as I currently use Quark Xpress 7 but I have been using Quark Xpress since version version 2.1 and as far as I can remember (at least since version 3.1), control + shift doesn't zoom. Control (by itself, not using any other keys) is zoom in and Control + option is zoom out. Also the "Alt" key or as most Mac people call it the "option" key should allow you to move the page around. You mentioned both the "Alt" key and the "option" key in your original post. They are the same thing. Are you trying to use the "command" key to move the page around?
Sometime after version 4, Quark added an option in the Preferences allowing you to change the behavior of the "Control" key. If you go to the Preferences/Input Settings you can change the "control" key to zoom or to contextual menu. Before the normal behavior was to use the "control key" to zoom in but now the default settings is to have the "control key" to activate the contextual menu. And you can zoom in and out of text boxes.
Things might have changed in version 8 but I would guess that they are the same as version 7. Version 8 might have some different Preference settings as well (like changing what the "option" key does), it is worth checking into.
I wish you the best of luck.
I'm not sure about Quark Xpress 8 as I currently use Quark Xpress 7 but I have been using Quark Xpress since version version 2.1 and as far as I can remember (at least since version 3.1), control + shift doesn't zoom. Control (by itself, not using any other keys) is zoom in and Control + option is zoom out. Also the "Alt" key or as most Mac people call it the "option" key should allow you to move the page around. You mentioned both the "Alt" key and the "option" key in your original post. They are the same thing. Are you trying to use the "command" key to move the page around?
Sometime after version 4, Quark added an option in the Preferences allowing you to change the behavior of the "Control" key. If you go to the Preferences/Input Settings you can change the "control" key to zoom or to contextual menu. Before the normal behavior was to use the "control key" to zoom in but now the default settings is to have the "control key" to activate the contextual menu. And you can zoom in and out of text boxes.
Things might have changed in version 8 but I would guess that they are the same as version 7. Version 8 might have some different Preference settings as well (like changing what the "option" key does), it is worth checking into.
I wish you the best of luck.
rockthecasbah
Sep 12, 08:42 PM
Is there going to be another iPod updater that will incorporate the features like the searching and fast scrolling letter label thing onto current 5G iPods? I hope so, that searching has been a feature calling from me for ages...:)
benhollberg
Mar 15, 05:16 PM
And by the way... totally get it and KSL it Ben. You can get $100+ and have them come to you. :)
Ya I already sold four for the price I said to you. And plan on doing to same. Even have a couple buyers as long as I get some more iPad 2s.
Ya I already sold four for the price I said to you. And plan on doing to same. Even have a couple buyers as long as I get some more iPad 2s.
d88co88
Apr 30, 11:13 AM
What are the specs of the new PowerBook? It should work as long as the specs meet leopard's requirements.
sigamy
Sep 28, 03:43 PM
I have a sony Clie TH55 that I could sell her.
Tiauguinho
Dec 31, 05:02 AM
I like the redesign, but as a lot of you have said, I dont like the left bar too, cause it seems to clutter the page a lot.
arn
Jan 1, 12:35 AM
Originally posted by IJ Reilly
The new front page looks awful, when I set the fonts to +1 in Safari. Unreadable, actually. I'd post a snapshot if I could in this forum.
You mean when you hit View -> Make Text Bigger?
It works for me. Let me know if this is not what you are talking about.
arn
The new front page looks awful, when I set the fonts to +1 in Safari. Unreadable, actually. I'd post a snapshot if I could in this forum.
You mean when you hit View -> Make Text Bigger?
It works for me. Let me know if this is not what you are talking about.
arn
juanlacueva
May 6, 10:20 AM
What about a reinstall?
That's the first thing I tried.. I installed over. I tried uninstalling first by dragging Safari to AppZapper but it "refused" to zap it... I know I can change the preferences but now that I think of, force-removing Safari is not a good idea
I also tried disabling all extensions... still the same problem
That's the first thing I tried.. I installed over. I tried uninstalling first by dragging Safari to AppZapper but it "refused" to zap it... I know I can change the preferences but now that I think of, force-removing Safari is not a good idea
I also tried disabling all extensions... still the same problem
dmetzcher
Dec 8, 03:25 PM
you want it to make all those noises?? http://www.vwvortex.com/zeroforum_graphics/screwy.gif
in any case, read the above post, that should take care of it.
I don't really want the sounds, but they are helpful for troubleshooting. Also, if something is wrong with the modem, I just want to know about it. I could take the thing back to Apple if it's not working properly.
in any case, read the above post, that should take care of it.
I don't really want the sounds, but they are helpful for troubleshooting. Also, if something is wrong with the modem, I just want to know about it. I could take the thing back to Apple if it's not working properly.
discounteggroll
May 6, 03:17 AM
have you tried installing anything else? could be a bad or scratched dvd, but I would definitely make sure your software update is current
ucfgrad93
Apr 18, 03:29 AM
If you know where you are going to be living, contact the apartment managers and find out who provides internet service there. Then look it up on the web.
bendejo
Oct 4, 09:30 AM
Yep, I'm with you on that. It already bugs me that my Prius has a black box for accidents and a GPS built in (for the nav system.) Why do we *trust* this government to not ask companies to turn that information over (just like they asked for our phone records) and for these corporations getting billions in tax incentives to eagerly comply? Now if you carry a GPS, government will be able to know where you are at any moment. I'm not buying it unless Apple includes a pledge with the product that they will fight to protect my legal rights if any government agency asks for these records without probable cause.
Most (if not all) new cell phones in America have built in GPS as a result of an FCC mandate for Enhanced 9-1-1 capability in mobile devices. Apple may simply be taking this required expense and turning it into a way to get more value in their device by linking it with a built in camera/iPhoto/GoogleMaps. This certainly seems like one of those "why didn't anyone else do that?" sort of (in retrospect) obvious moves that Apple is great at.
But the fact remains, most new cell phones in the U.S. at least already have GPS built in so the location of the phone can be tracked by emergency responders. It's hardly something new being developed by Apple that will make the iPhone any more subject to governmental data-mining abuse than any other mobile phone.
Most (if not all) new cell phones in America have built in GPS as a result of an FCC mandate for Enhanced 9-1-1 capability in mobile devices. Apple may simply be taking this required expense and turning it into a way to get more value in their device by linking it with a built in camera/iPhoto/GoogleMaps. This certainly seems like one of those "why didn't anyone else do that?" sort of (in retrospect) obvious moves that Apple is great at.
But the fact remains, most new cell phones in the U.S. at least already have GPS built in so the location of the phone can be tracked by emergency responders. It's hardly something new being developed by Apple that will make the iPhone any more subject to governmental data-mining abuse than any other mobile phone.
BenK01
Oct 25, 11:20 AM
Yes.
Yes, as long as it's a real CD and not one of those wacky not-really-CD things with bizarre copy protect schemes. Even most of those can be brought into an iPod, though.
Thanks.
Yes, as long as it's a real CD and not one of those wacky not-really-CD things with bizarre copy protect schemes. Even most of those can be brought into an iPod, though.
Thanks.
kalex
Apr 19, 01:55 PM
done
Ultrafire88
Apr 16, 10:26 AM
Hi everyone,
I am new here. I tried to google for an answer to my prob but didn't manage to find one so I hope I will be able to get some advice by posting here.
Background:-
I previously owned a JB'ed iPad1 IOS 4.3.1. A few days ago, because of a usb connectivity prob, I sent it in under the wrty. Today I was given a replacement iPad1. The prob is, for some reason, it came with the out-dated IOS 3.2 which must have been pre-activated by the service centre.
My Issue:-
Will I be able to restore from my backup such that my new iPad will be a mirror image (with exceptions for the JB) of my old iPad with IOS 4.3.1? I understand that any JB apps will disappear and am ok with that
Or will I be forced to update the IOS to 4.3.2 (whch is not desirable since there is no JB for this ver yet)?
Or should I update the IOS on my new iPad to 4.3.1 first (I have the IPSW) and then do the restoration from the backup?
Hope to get some advice from anyone. Many thanks in advance.
I am new here. I tried to google for an answer to my prob but didn't manage to find one so I hope I will be able to get some advice by posting here.
Background:-
I previously owned a JB'ed iPad1 IOS 4.3.1. A few days ago, because of a usb connectivity prob, I sent it in under the wrty. Today I was given a replacement iPad1. The prob is, for some reason, it came with the out-dated IOS 3.2 which must have been pre-activated by the service centre.
My Issue:-
Will I be able to restore from my backup such that my new iPad will be a mirror image (with exceptions for the JB) of my old iPad with IOS 4.3.1? I understand that any JB apps will disappear and am ok with that
Or will I be forced to update the IOS to 4.3.2 (whch is not desirable since there is no JB for this ver yet)?
Or should I update the IOS on my new iPad to 4.3.1 first (I have the IPSW) and then do the restoration from the backup?
Hope to get some advice from anyone. Many thanks in advance.
Thataboy
Aug 8, 07:48 AM
The reason MacBU has had to abandon VBA is that the Mac compiler won't work on Intel Macs. And Microsoft has already announced that VBA is being deprecated on Windows (it will go on working for a few years, then will end). So there's no point devoting enormous efforts to making a new compiler only for it all to go away shortly afterwards. There is some reason to believe that eventually VB.NET will work on the Mac as it does on Windows, as a cross-platform solution. Until then, VBA macros need to be translated to AppleScript. There can be no better signal that MacBU is committeed to the Mac than to see the huge investment they have made in AppleScript. Office's AppleScript is already working as of Office and it mirrors the VBA model identically: macros can be translated to AppleScript _now_, and will then "just work" in the next version of Office too.
Interesting information.
So Office 2004 AppleScript can translate VB on the fly (and 2007 VB can translate AppleScript), or that's the goal and we aren't there yet?
If they can keep the scripting compatible, then I can definitely see a plus in dropping VB for Mac Office.
Interesting information.
So Office 2004 AppleScript can translate VB on the fly (and 2007 VB can translate AppleScript), or that's the goal and we aren't there yet?
If they can keep the scripting compatible, then I can definitely see a plus in dropping VB for Mac Office.
reberto
Nov 28, 07:35 PM
trade for a DS?
