ViciousShadow21
Nov 11, 04:58 PM
How did you do that?
How did you change your dock into that?
Also, how did you get the analogue clock?
you must delete the dock using Mirage (http://www.dockulicious.com/docks/view/mirage)
then i used a blank geektool (http://projects.tynsoe.org/en/geektool/) script to make the background for the dock.
and the clock is a piece of software called SimpleFloatingClock (http://download.cnet.com/Simple-Floating-Clock/3000-2094_4-173851.html)
How did you change your dock into that?
Also, how did you get the analogue clock?
you must delete the dock using Mirage (http://www.dockulicious.com/docks/view/mirage)
then i used a blank geektool (http://projects.tynsoe.org/en/geektool/) script to make the background for the dock.
and the clock is a piece of software called SimpleFloatingClock (http://download.cnet.com/Simple-Floating-Clock/3000-2094_4-173851.html)
dante@sisna.com
Jan 23, 05:30 PM
Hardly. The panel is a S-IPS LG.Philips LM230W02 (for the 23"). This is probably the very best panel you can buy anywhere for a 23/24". The displays you are talking about aren't similar displays at all - they are inferior PVA or TN types. Hence, the price. Faster response times (for gamers) don't appear in S-IPS panels - only in cheaper TN types.
A comparable display is the NEC LCD2490WUXi which you won't find for under about $1100. The ACD 23" is in fact for the quality of the display good value. The main problem with it is the lack of inputs and the 1 year-guarantee.
The only change that Apple could make to the 23" is to things like the inputs (which personally I would like to see) because there is no better panel. Of course they could change to a 24" but this is not a better panel. Just a slightly larger one.
One legit worry is if you buy the 23" now, and Apple changes to a 24" then buying a second panel will be a problem.
The above is the best summary post I have read concerning the actual VALUE of the ACD 23 and of the risk of mis-match if/when Apple changes it to a 24". But make no mistake, for the technology, the ACD 23 is priced correctly.
A comparable display is the NEC LCD2490WUXi which you won't find for under about $1100. The ACD 23" is in fact for the quality of the display good value. The main problem with it is the lack of inputs and the 1 year-guarantee.
The only change that Apple could make to the 23" is to things like the inputs (which personally I would like to see) because there is no better panel. Of course they could change to a 24" but this is not a better panel. Just a slightly larger one.
One legit worry is if you buy the 23" now, and Apple changes to a 24" then buying a second panel will be a problem.
The above is the best summary post I have read concerning the actual VALUE of the ACD 23 and of the risk of mis-match if/when Apple changes it to a 24". But make no mistake, for the technology, the ACD 23 is priced correctly.
Trialnterror
Mar 11, 10:22 AM
To bright just right. Just wondering if I can be comfortable working with my laptop out there.
Sill about 30 people?
If your talking about gateway apple ya there's security all over, nothing to worrie about!
Sill about 30 people?
If your talking about gateway apple ya there's security all over, nothing to worrie about!
mikee99
Mar 13, 01:23 AM
Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPod; U; CPU iPhone OS 4_2_1 like Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/533.17.9 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/5.0.2 Mobile/8C148 Safari/6533.18.5)
Yeah. You had any luck? How much are you making per iPad? Maybe pm me if you don't
Mind
Yeah. You had any luck? How much are you making per iPad? Maybe pm me if you don't
Mind
GeeYouEye
Jul 25, 11:09 PM
I print to an Epson SC 777 with no driver installed all the time. I just clicked that icon with the printer and the ?, and clicked Add. Works fine.
vtrbabe
Dec 16, 12:10 PM
So would i be looking for something like �200 - �300 second hand then???
Oh and thank you to Eidorian for your quick reply, only thing is im not good at converting Dollars to Pounds :confused:
Oh and thank you to Eidorian for your quick reply, only thing is im not good at converting Dollars to Pounds :confused:
ViciousShadow21
Nov 12, 01:19 PM
sure, here you are...
danke
danke
globalhemp
Oct 4, 01:37 PM
iPhone to "borrow" from Disney Mobile's (http://disneymobile.go.com/) GPS Enabled Family Locator(TM)
http://www.globalhempstore.com/images/disney-mobile-family-locator.jpg
The Disney Mobile phone is a family-oriented phone service. Apple's upcoming "iPhone" will of course be marketing to the masses. However, some features will most likely be "borrowed" from Disney Mobile and of course built-upon / improved, such as Family Locator(TM).
After viewing the following, you should notice a that Apple's iChat and iPhone will be nearly one and the same! So, rather than locate your kids, your kids become your Buddy List. The Buddy List will be organized into groups: family, work, friends, etc. In addition, Apple could fairly easily implement more into the mapping feature, such as nearby Apple stores, Starbucks, McDonalds, etc.
In additon, Disney Mobile has downloadable extras such as:
- Ringtones
- Images
- Themes
- Games -- think new iPod Games!
- Movies.com Movie Finder: $2.99/mo subscription service with movie info, times, locate theater, etc... all or which could be integrated with mapping service to actually locate the closest theater.. heck, even someday purchase tickets via your mobile phone or even make reservations at restaurants such as Chili's with your iPhone!
From Disney Mobile Web site:
Family Locator allows you to locate your kid's phone with GPS technology and display a map of the location.
First Select Menu
Then, select Family Center
Then press OK
Scroll to Family Locator
Then press OK
The first you you use the service, you'll be required to enter your PIN, then agree to the terms of service...
Select the kid's phone you wish to locate
Enter your PIN
Press OK
The application begins to search... the following results are displayed:
Joey is near:
1231 Any Streer
Los Angeles, CA
- Accuracy 10 yards
After receiving an address, you can access an area map to get a better view of the location of your child's phone.
From the location page... select Map.
An area map will appear with a shaded circle indicating the reported location and accuracy range.
Use the NAV KEY to view surrounding area.
Then you can zoom in and out... by pressing ZOOM.
Select a different zoom level by using the NAV KEY
This feature is also available on the web which allows you to locate your kid's phone with GPS technology and display a map right from your computer without using your phone.
Google Maps are already available for mobile phone: Just visit www.google.com/gmm (http://www.google.com/gmm) on your mobile or desktop web browser.
http://www.globalhempstore.com/images/disney-mobile-family-locator.jpg
The Disney Mobile phone is a family-oriented phone service. Apple's upcoming "iPhone" will of course be marketing to the masses. However, some features will most likely be "borrowed" from Disney Mobile and of course built-upon / improved, such as Family Locator(TM).
After viewing the following, you should notice a that Apple's iChat and iPhone will be nearly one and the same! So, rather than locate your kids, your kids become your Buddy List. The Buddy List will be organized into groups: family, work, friends, etc. In addition, Apple could fairly easily implement more into the mapping feature, such as nearby Apple stores, Starbucks, McDonalds, etc.
In additon, Disney Mobile has downloadable extras such as:
- Ringtones
- Images
- Themes
- Games -- think new iPod Games!
- Movies.com Movie Finder: $2.99/mo subscription service with movie info, times, locate theater, etc... all or which could be integrated with mapping service to actually locate the closest theater.. heck, even someday purchase tickets via your mobile phone or even make reservations at restaurants such as Chili's with your iPhone!
From Disney Mobile Web site:
Family Locator allows you to locate your kid's phone with GPS technology and display a map of the location.
First Select Menu
Then, select Family Center
Then press OK
Scroll to Family Locator
Then press OK
The first you you use the service, you'll be required to enter your PIN, then agree to the terms of service...
Select the kid's phone you wish to locate
Enter your PIN
Press OK
The application begins to search... the following results are displayed:
Joey is near:
1231 Any Streer
Los Angeles, CA
- Accuracy 10 yards
After receiving an address, you can access an area map to get a better view of the location of your child's phone.
From the location page... select Map.
An area map will appear with a shaded circle indicating the reported location and accuracy range.
Use the NAV KEY to view surrounding area.
Then you can zoom in and out... by pressing ZOOM.
Select a different zoom level by using the NAV KEY
This feature is also available on the web which allows you to locate your kid's phone with GPS technology and display a map right from your computer without using your phone.
Google Maps are already available for mobile phone: Just visit www.google.com/gmm (http://www.google.com/gmm) on your mobile or desktop web browser.
AlBDamned
Sep 22, 04:39 AM
I'm trying to work this out from the Apple site but am banging my head against a brick wall.
My friend at work is wanting to buy a Mac and some other bits from Apple for his kids to use. One is at Junior School and one at Secondary School..... do they qualify for the Educational Discount??
Everything I see on the Apple website says "I'm over 18..."
Thanks,
Sreedy
If know one knows then I guess I'll ring them.
Online, I think you can only get into the edu part of the store from a verified education server/computer, i.e. one from a school.
Not sure about the process in store for kids.
My friend at work is wanting to buy a Mac and some other bits from Apple for his kids to use. One is at Junior School and one at Secondary School..... do they qualify for the Educational Discount??
Everything I see on the Apple website says "I'm over 18..."
Thanks,
Sreedy
If know one knows then I guess I'll ring them.
Online, I think you can only get into the edu part of the store from a verified education server/computer, i.e. one from a school.
Not sure about the process in store for kids.
benhollberg
Mar 11, 12:54 PM
Just curious why you chose Best Buy over the Apple Store?
AEMV
Apr 12, 12:17 PM
You are aware that Androids are also sold locked, right (except nexus)? Yes, some are available unlocked and there are locks of unlocks available....wait, that just like iPhones.
carry on...
No matter how you see it, its easier to live on the Android environment that the iOS environment for unlocking.
Apple just made it nearly impossible.
carry on...
No matter how you see it, its easier to live on the Android environment that the iOS environment for unlocking.
Apple just made it nearly impossible.
MacRumors
Mar 31, 08:36 AM
http://www.macrumors.com/images/macrumorsthreadlogo.gif (http://www.macrumors.com/2010/03/31/apple-updates-mobileme-control-panel-for-windows-iphone-configuration-utility-and-ipod-voiceover-kit/)
As part of its slew of software updates yesterday, Apple released updated versions of its MobileMe Control Panel for Windows and iPhone Configuration Utility, as well as a new VoiceOver kit for the latest iPod shuffle and iPod nano models.
- MobileMe Control Panel for Windows (http://support.apple.com/kb/DL769) updates the application to version 1.5.1 and is a required update for existing users to ensure compatibility with iTunes 9.1 (http://www.macrumors.com/2010/03/30/apple-releases-itunes-9-1-to-support-ipad/).MobileMe Control Panel is required to manage iDisk settings and to sync contacts, calendars, and bookmarks on a Windows PC.
This update is required for Windows computers running iTunes 9.1.The update weighs in at 2.39 MB.
- Apple's iPhone Configuration Utility is used in enterprise settings to allow system administrators to manage configuration profiles and applications, as well as for collecting information from device logs. The new iPhone Configuration Utility 2.2 is available for Mac OS X 10.6 (http://support.apple.com/kb/DL851) (6.94 MB) and Windows (http://support.apple.com/kb/DL926) (29.51 MB).
- Finally, Apple released version 1.3 of VoiceOver Kit for iPod (http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4046), supporting the third-generation iPod shuffle and fifth-generation iPod nano. The update permits automatic downloading of updated pronunciations from iTunes 9.1. The update is not available for the iPhone 3GS and "Late 2009" iPod touch models, as those devices already carry the necessary VoiceOver support.
Article Link: Apple Updates MobileMe Control Panel for Windows, iPhone Configuration Utility, and iPod VoiceOver Kit (http://www.macrumors.com/2010/03/31/apple-updates-mobileme-control-panel-for-windows-iphone-configuration-utility-and-ipod-voiceover-kit/)
As part of its slew of software updates yesterday, Apple released updated versions of its MobileMe Control Panel for Windows and iPhone Configuration Utility, as well as a new VoiceOver kit for the latest iPod shuffle and iPod nano models.
- MobileMe Control Panel for Windows (http://support.apple.com/kb/DL769) updates the application to version 1.5.1 and is a required update for existing users to ensure compatibility with iTunes 9.1 (http://www.macrumors.com/2010/03/30/apple-releases-itunes-9-1-to-support-ipad/).MobileMe Control Panel is required to manage iDisk settings and to sync contacts, calendars, and bookmarks on a Windows PC.
This update is required for Windows computers running iTunes 9.1.The update weighs in at 2.39 MB.
- Apple's iPhone Configuration Utility is used in enterprise settings to allow system administrators to manage configuration profiles and applications, as well as for collecting information from device logs. The new iPhone Configuration Utility 2.2 is available for Mac OS X 10.6 (http://support.apple.com/kb/DL851) (6.94 MB) and Windows (http://support.apple.com/kb/DL926) (29.51 MB).
- Finally, Apple released version 1.3 of VoiceOver Kit for iPod (http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4046), supporting the third-generation iPod shuffle and fifth-generation iPod nano. The update permits automatic downloading of updated pronunciations from iTunes 9.1. The update is not available for the iPhone 3GS and "Late 2009" iPod touch models, as those devices already carry the necessary VoiceOver support.
Article Link: Apple Updates MobileMe Control Panel for Windows, iPhone Configuration Utility, and iPod VoiceOver Kit (http://www.macrumors.com/2010/03/31/apple-updates-mobileme-control-panel-for-windows-iphone-configuration-utility-and-ipod-voiceover-kit/)
iVeBeenDrinkin'
Mar 16, 03:02 AM
To me, MPB = More peanut butter, I use this phrase frequently.
aethelbert
Oct 25, 01:26 PM
I'm gonna get to the store at about 3:00. If there's already a big line (like more than 40 or 50), we'll wait in line. Otherwise, we'll go to play in the best store in the mall.
maya
Mar 13, 08:04 PM
FCP HD on a 12" iBook can be fine if you are doing your plain editing with minimal effects.
With a lot of effects I would suggest either put more ram and get a faster HDD. Since FCP uses the HDD for scratch files even if you have more then 1gig of ram.
The screen is not too bad you can always span it, no biggy. :)
Though if you can afford it I would get the 15" PB for it.
With a lot of effects I would suggest either put more ram and get a faster HDD. Since FCP uses the HDD for scratch files even if you have more then 1gig of ram.
The screen is not too bad you can always span it, no biggy. :)
Though if you can afford it I would get the 15" PB for it.
StrudelTurnover
Apr 20, 05:40 PM
Where's Kaz Hirai when you need him? :p
"Fivepointnintyninebillionyouessdollars..."
"Fivepointnintyninebillionyouessdollars..."
Designer Dale
Dec 9, 09:03 PM
I remember exactly where I was when I heard that. I shot home after work for the news. Walther Cronkite always handled pain so well.
Dale
ps: Who is/was dimebag??
Dale
ps: Who is/was dimebag??
bigwig
Oct 11, 11:53 PM
Why use OpenOffice on a Mac? NeoOffice Aqua is the way to go on a Mac.
As for "Lasso", I assume that isn't the final name; OmniPilot Software, maker of the Lasso programming language (which is supposedly popular on Macs) would probably complain.
As for "Lasso", I assume that isn't the final name; OmniPilot Software, maker of the Lasso programming language (which is supposedly popular on Macs) would probably complain.
kainjow
Oct 26, 11:51 AM
You have to read the AppleInsider to get the full story. Automatic brightness settings... motion detection...
"For example," Apple said, "the touch sensitive bezel can be used to sense touch gestures, such as touch and drag operations, made by the user. Using the touch gestures, a user can perform a number of user controls, such as move portions of an image that are being displayed, move a curser to drop and drag visual elements displayed scroll up and down through a screen, skip through images in an album or series of images, adjust the setting or value of a user control, or perform similar operations."
Move a cursor? mini-OS X? ;)
http://images.appleinsider.com/pantent-tsbezel-102606-6.jpg
Wow! This one looks like it could be a tablet if the hand is drawn to scale:
http://images.appleinsider.com/pantent-tsbezel-102606-7.jpg
"For example," Apple said, "the touch sensitive bezel can be used to sense touch gestures, such as touch and drag operations, made by the user. Using the touch gestures, a user can perform a number of user controls, such as move portions of an image that are being displayed, move a curser to drop and drag visual elements displayed scroll up and down through a screen, skip through images in an album or series of images, adjust the setting or value of a user control, or perform similar operations."
Move a cursor? mini-OS X? ;)
http://images.appleinsider.com/pantent-tsbezel-102606-6.jpg
Wow! This one looks like it could be a tablet if the hand is drawn to scale:
http://images.appleinsider.com/pantent-tsbezel-102606-7.jpg
cloroxbleach4
May 3, 08:47 PM
Anyway to make these your background pictures?
MacTech68
May 1, 07:12 PM
and I almost said "switcher" , the pre-curser to multifinder.......we all remember using that right??
Egad! I still remember ye olde "Finder" vs "Multi-Finder".
:eek:
________
Ford BA Falcon history (http://www.ford-wiki.com/wiki/Ford_BA_Falcon)
Egad! I still remember ye olde "Finder" vs "Multi-Finder".
:eek:
________
Ford BA Falcon history (http://www.ford-wiki.com/wiki/Ford_BA_Falcon)
OdduWon
Oct 26, 09:14 PM
This is just another one of apples patent's that they own so if someone wants to use it, they have to pay ;)
eswank
Jun 4, 09:41 AM
*price Drop*
maflynn
Apr 18, 07:32 AM
If you're a developer who needs to alter, update your code because of the new verision of OSX, its definitely worth it. If you're an apple fan wanting to play with the DP, then no its probably not worth paying the price for a developer's account with apple
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