UTclassof89
May 3, 07:33 AM
Those can be done with pure CSS.
Check out cssportal.com (http://www.cssportal.com). The have a neat online generator for cross-browser rounded corners as well as gradients.
Check out cssportal.com (http://www.cssportal.com). The have a neat online generator for cross-browser rounded corners as well as gradients.
MrLatte23
Apr 12, 11:54 PM
Any reason to keep it? It'll just use up power while generating heat and noise.
I previously had 4 DVI out's, three for the desktop and used the 4th for my HDTV when watching content from Hulu, Miro and within iTunes or via Front Row.
I previously had 4 DVI out's, three for the desktop and used the 4th for my HDTV when watching content from Hulu, Miro and within iTunes or via Front Row.
overcast
Jan 23, 04:32 PM
Good god, are you seriously suggesting that if you don't need a 2560 x 1600 resolution you don't need a computer? Hahaha... just quit while you're behind, man.
If you're just using it for movies, music and browsing. Does it make sense?
If you're just using it for movies, music and browsing. Does it make sense?
sbeezy
Mar 2, 03:03 PM
How it looks may ultimately depend on your TV, but generally it looks fine. Keep in mind it will not be as sharp as a monitor however because most graphics used in your apps were not built with a 10 ft. viewing experience in mind. Apps like Plex were built with this in mind and which is why the GUI still looks great 10 ft. away.
Not saying that other Apps will have horrible resolution, but something like typing a paper or sending an email will probably not be the best experience on such a large screen.
If I were you, I would not plan on doing everything on a 50 inch plasma. Things like Plex or maybe music composition are fine, but day-to-day computer tasks seem to be annoying on such a large screen. Maybe consider two different outputs if your setup allows for it.
Good luck
Not saying that other Apps will have horrible resolution, but something like typing a paper or sending an email will probably not be the best experience on such a large screen.
If I were you, I would not plan on doing everything on a 50 inch plasma. Things like Plex or maybe music composition are fine, but day-to-day computer tasks seem to be annoying on such a large screen. Maybe consider two different outputs if your setup allows for it.
Good luck
tehreflex
Apr 14, 01:15 PM
my ipad2 came with 4.3 and i never updated. now that 4.3.2 is out, can i update to 4.3.1 somehow and still save the shsh blob from that?
Save those SHSH Blobs fast. I saw that 4.3.2 came out and right when I got back from lunch, fired up my laptop and saved them for my iPad 2. Also saved again for my iPhone just for good measure.
Save those SHSH Blobs fast. I saw that 4.3.2 came out and right when I got back from lunch, fired up my laptop and saved them for my iPad 2. Also saved again for my iPhone just for good measure.
cube
Nov 2, 05:29 AM
Don't you want timer and snooze?
ucfgrad93
Mar 29, 05:55 PM
Sorry OP, but I don't believe this.
janon123
Apr 6, 05:03 PM
i0n1c tweeted:
@comex well considering how buggy iOS 4.3.1 is => broken Wifi, broken VPN, broken ... Apple has to release 4.3.2 soon :P
Maybe they will delay the iPad 2 JB till after 4.3.2 is released.
@comex well considering how buggy iOS 4.3.1 is => broken Wifi, broken VPN, broken ... Apple has to release 4.3.2 soon :P
Maybe they will delay the iPad 2 JB till after 4.3.2 is released.
Lacero
Sep 6, 10:08 AM
I'm sitting here in my office - in front of my crappy Windoze computer - and I just don't feel like working! I'm bored! I need to find some fun things online to read.Wouldn't it be funny if you accidentally posted this on your company's intranet server? Another tortured Tuesday. What do you do?
AppleScruff1
Apr 20, 06:52 PM
Dear god....
That's absolutely crazy numbers.
Glad I am an apple share holder.
Sky is the limit for Apple tree.
Apple will be trillion dollars company...
How many thousands of shares do you own?
That's absolutely crazy numbers.
Glad I am an apple share holder.
Sky is the limit for Apple tree.
Apple will be trillion dollars company...
How many thousands of shares do you own?
deebster
Feb 15, 09:42 AM
I agree, it's very annoying, and seems to be one of the Finder's long-standing bugs. I use column view exclusively and still get annoyed when new windows open in another view, such as when viewing an app's package contents.
You might want to try opening a new Finder window and setting it how you like, then closing it and opening another. This has sometimes worked for me in the past.
One way I found to not so much get around the problem but get new windows opening how I like is by using scripts. Here's one I amended from an article originally on MacOSXHints.com way back in 2001. It opens two finder windows, one above thew other in column view, and is designed for a 1024 x 768 resolution screen. It's pretty easy to follow so you should be able to tinker with it to get it exactly how you want it (and remember to change the 'set target...' lines to reflect your user account and what you want the Finder to display).
tell application "Finder"
activate
close every window
-- Bottom Window
set this_window to make new Finder window
-- display external firwire hard disk if mounted
if disk "X Files" exists then
set target of this_window to "X Files:Archive"
else
set target of this_window to "HD:Applications"
end if
set bounds of this_window to {86, 364, 818, 762}
set current view of this_window to column view
-- Top Window
set this_window to make new Finder window
set target of this_window to "HD:Users:db"
set bounds of this_window to {86, 97, 818, 279}
set current view of this_window to column view
end tell
You might want to try opening a new Finder window and setting it how you like, then closing it and opening another. This has sometimes worked for me in the past.
One way I found to not so much get around the problem but get new windows opening how I like is by using scripts. Here's one I amended from an article originally on MacOSXHints.com way back in 2001. It opens two finder windows, one above thew other in column view, and is designed for a 1024 x 768 resolution screen. It's pretty easy to follow so you should be able to tinker with it to get it exactly how you want it (and remember to change the 'set target...' lines to reflect your user account and what you want the Finder to display).
tell application "Finder"
activate
close every window
-- Bottom Window
set this_window to make new Finder window
-- display external firwire hard disk if mounted
if disk "X Files" exists then
set target of this_window to "X Files:Archive"
else
set target of this_window to "HD:Applications"
end if
set bounds of this_window to {86, 364, 818, 762}
set current view of this_window to column view
-- Top Window
set this_window to make new Finder window
set target of this_window to "HD:Users:db"
set bounds of this_window to {86, 97, 818, 279}
set current view of this_window to column view
end tell
jchase2057
Mar 9, 03:46 PM
Coolest that ive personally been involved with was helping a buddy put a mini in his g3 imac. It was fairly simple since we replaced the crt with an lcd and had lots of room to work with. I believe he's goona be putting the new mac mini in it soon as he just bought one not too long ago. If youre fine with 1024x768 then its a really cool mod and pretty easy to do. Plus its cheap to do since g3 imacs go for like 15 bucks on craigslist and 15 inch lcd monitors arent much either. With the mini you have lots of options depending on your budget.
wdlove
Mar 18, 09:30 PM
I don't think that there will be another MacWorld Boston. The attendance was very low at the last one that we had in Boston. Of course it would make me happy. Just don't think that the MacWorld Organizers will ever try again.
peck2000
Feb 20, 03:48 PM
Does it have a self-assigned IP when it drops out?
If so, try renaming your wireless network. This has fixed this issue a number of times for me recently.
No, it picks up its IP number from the Linksys just fine. And it keeps the wireless connection fine. For example, I can access the Mini from my MacBook Pro with screensharing just fine ... even after the Mini looses its internet connection.
Like I said, a strange problem ...
If so, try renaming your wireless network. This has fixed this issue a number of times for me recently.
No, it picks up its IP number from the Linksys just fine. And it keeps the wireless connection fine. For example, I can access the Mini from my MacBook Pro with screensharing just fine ... even after the Mini looses its internet connection.
Like I said, a strange problem ...
mikebatho
Aug 15, 04:41 PM
Can nobody help me with this? I'm sure it can't be too tricky, if I come up with a piece of artwork of the right size....
?? :confused:
?? :confused:
100Teraflops
Mar 14, 08:35 PM
If you plan to process and edit images on the road, th extra screen real-estate will be well-worth it. If not, just get a very good external monitor to use at home.
Paul
Compuwar, sorry Sir, it took awhile for me to reply. Thanks for the tip about editing on the road. :) I like the monitor Mr.Noisy recommended, the Dell 2209wa. People are raving about this monitor and amazon has them in stock. Thanks to all who have contributed! :D
Paul
Compuwar, sorry Sir, it took awhile for me to reply. Thanks for the tip about editing on the road. :) I like the monitor Mr.Noisy recommended, the Dell 2209wa. People are raving about this monitor and amazon has them in stock. Thanks to all who have contributed! :D
yellow
Sep 12, 10:58 PM
Sounds like stealing music to me..
Sparky9292
May 6, 02:51 PM
Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU iPhone OS 4_3_2 like Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/533.17.9 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/5.0.2 Mobile/8H7 Safari/6533.18.5)
Ok since AT&T is cracking down on free tethering via MyWi, Pdanet, or TetherMe, Developers are trying to be stealthy about it.
The way you can test if these apps are hidden from AT&T is to actually purchase the metered tethering plan for one month
Then install PdaNet and see if it shows up on your bill.
Ok since AT&T is cracking down on free tethering via MyWi, Pdanet, or TetherMe, Developers are trying to be stealthy about it.
The way you can test if these apps are hidden from AT&T is to actually purchase the metered tethering plan for one month
Then install PdaNet and see if it shows up on your bill.
andrew5826
Apr 29, 02:17 AM
okay, i tried to create my own custom firmware with sn0wbreeze 2.5.1 but it doesnt give me any option to not install cydia. does anybody know how to not install cydia in a custom firmware?
ken1964
Mar 10, 06:57 PM
It is real easy, the sidewalk along the road behind the Apple Store (west side of the Gateway) you can stay there all night. I have for the iPhone 3GS and iPhone 4 and iPad. I always bring a chair and food and stuff and a extension cord for power. Sometimes people bring a projector for movies on the wall but I don't know if they are coming in the night again.
It is actually quite fun. I have nothing wrong with staying the night.
Talking this over with the wife, it will be about a 21hr. wait, and i need to consider if my Back will hold out that long, But what makes it fun is being with everyone else that has the same interests.
Ben is their Any problems with catching some shuteye and other "Spectators" that are not in the Apple line leaving you alone? And what about the Dreaded "Restroom" Facility's being available if needed?
Sorry for asking so many questions, just have to get all the info i can, Im not to young anymore, But this is something I would like to do.
I have a 3 part tent "1 Large Middle and 2 small separate tents linked by a tunnel for privacy" It can be used for up to 12 people "Mini Condo Type" i would be willing to bring that and even share with other folks waiting also.
It is actually quite fun. I have nothing wrong with staying the night.
Talking this over with the wife, it will be about a 21hr. wait, and i need to consider if my Back will hold out that long, But what makes it fun is being with everyone else that has the same interests.
Ben is their Any problems with catching some shuteye and other "Spectators" that are not in the Apple line leaving you alone? And what about the Dreaded "Restroom" Facility's being available if needed?
Sorry for asking so many questions, just have to get all the info i can, Im not to young anymore, But this is something I would like to do.
I have a 3 part tent "1 Large Middle and 2 small separate tents linked by a tunnel for privacy" It can be used for up to 12 people "Mini Condo Type" i would be willing to bring that and even share with other folks waiting also.
clayj
Sep 19, 03:12 PM
It's also possible for one SWF file to use a GoToandPlay command to tell another SWF file what to do... the way my Flash site works, there's a substrate Flash file (Main.swf) which loads into level 0, and which remains in place the entire time. All other SWF files load on top of level 0, in specific predetermined levels. So, an SWF file in one level (say, level 4) can send a message (GoToandPlay) to an SWF file in a different level (say, level 5) and make that SWF file do something... in this case, "continue" the animation of the golf ball by playing a particular sub-movie or sequence of frames.
anastasis
Mar 1, 12:52 PM
How does this work? Snappy?
Sydde
Jan 4, 04:21 PM
Wow, caught me by surprise, the Scottish musician Gerry Rafferty has just died at 63. Liver failure For some, the bottle is a brutal, bitter master.
ClassicBean
Jan 12, 08:18 AM
You forgot the most important time zone:
1:30 - Newfoundland
1:30 - Newfoundland
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