kustere
Nov 15, 03:51 PM
Yes you can control the form look and feel by using CSS, which works in most browsers. This hack is to change the look and feel for all those sites that don't use CSS to make the form fields look better, also CSS can not change the look and feel of radio and checkboxes, they pretty much can only change text boxes or controls that contains text box components (eg drop down lists).
ri0ku
Apr 26, 06:12 PM
I took the post a totally different way. I didn't think the OP was commenting on the persons clothes. Just the fact that he looked "worn down" but he still had an iPhone 4.
Yes but my point is just because some ones appearance is the way it is doesnt mean the person is what you perceive them to be. Taking a picture of something because they have cheap looking clothes but yet have an iPhone 4 seems a bit... lame to me.
And my example of Jobs is, that guy is worth millions he has money yet he wears the same thing all the time... if hes so rich why does he wear the same clothes surely he can afford more? or... maybe hes just likes what he wears and feels comfortable in it. Maybe that old man in the picture above is the same.... maybe he just feels comfortable in what he has. He may not be poor.. just because you believe his appearance is cheap
Yes but my point is just because some ones appearance is the way it is doesnt mean the person is what you perceive them to be. Taking a picture of something because they have cheap looking clothes but yet have an iPhone 4 seems a bit... lame to me.
And my example of Jobs is, that guy is worth millions he has money yet he wears the same thing all the time... if hes so rich why does he wear the same clothes surely he can afford more? or... maybe hes just likes what he wears and feels comfortable in it. Maybe that old man in the picture above is the same.... maybe he just feels comfortable in what he has. He may not be poor.. just because you believe his appearance is cheap
sumdumgai
Jul 17, 08:38 AM
Originally posted by vniow
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/15467
...this program only seems to provide me with more refresh rates for the existing resolutions. it doesn't offer any new widescreen ones or the ability to set a fully customized resolution.
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/15467
...this program only seems to provide me with more refresh rates for the existing resolutions. it doesn't offer any new widescreen ones or the ability to set a fully customized resolution.
winwintoo
Sep 25, 06:33 PM
Have you looked at PinPoint (http://www.macchampion.com/pinpoint_download.shtml) It's shareware ($10) and the default installation puts a red circle around your mouse if you leave it idle for a period of time or if you hit a hotkey. You get to set the time period and / or the hotkey.
If you're bored, you can draw your own "finding" graphic.
HTH Margaret
If you're bored, you can draw your own "finding" graphic.
HTH Margaret
iLikeMyiMac
Aug 15, 02:52 PM
It was just a guess. Since there are so many coasters there I thought I give it a shot. I went there about 2 months ago
Nnamegah
Apr 12, 06:06 PM
That might be it!
So far, so good, at least
Thx
Carlo:)
So far, so good, at least
Thx
Carlo:)
Surely
Aug 17, 10:23 AM
I just listen to CBC Radio 3 and pretend that I'm Canadian ;)
CBC Radio 3 (http://radio3.cbc.ca/) is awesome. I listen to Grant Lawrence's podcast and the R3-30 podcast every week. The Sessions podcast is amazing too.
I've found so many amazing bands because of CBC Radio 3.....
CBC Radio 3 (http://radio3.cbc.ca/) is awesome. I listen to Grant Lawrence's podcast and the R3-30 podcast every week. The Sessions podcast is amazing too.
I've found so many amazing bands because of CBC Radio 3.....
jwolf6589
May 4, 04:55 PM
eBay is your best bet, there's still a market for the legacy software. For giggles, what do you have?
Rewind
Quicken 2001
Grolier 98
HotFax Message center
SoundMaker
Tech Tools Pro
etc..
Rewind
Quicken 2001
Grolier 98
HotFax Message center
SoundMaker
Tech Tools Pro
etc..
ryanmckenzie
Apr 12, 03:33 PM
EDIT: Sorry, posted this in the wrong forum.
I can't complain, I'm just curious.
I bought the Gorillaz album, Plastic Beach (the deluxe version) for just �1.49
http://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/plastic-beach/id358108041
I think the original price is �10.99? Is anyone else noticing this, or is it just me?
I can't complain, I'm just curious.
I bought the Gorillaz album, Plastic Beach (the deluxe version) for just �1.49
http://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/plastic-beach/id358108041
I think the original price is �10.99? Is anyone else noticing this, or is it just me?
JamesMB
Feb 16, 09:56 AM
hey james,
I've made a change. Can you tell me if it's working again?
arn
Arn,
Yes, it is working again! Thank you very much!
I've made a change. Can you tell me if it's working again?
arn
Arn,
Yes, it is working again! Thank you very much!
vincenz
Mar 14, 04:55 PM
Is it normal for a DSLR to take 1 min 30 sec to connect to a computer? I plug it in and I timed it. Takes ~90 sec to show up on iPhoto. Any other old point-and-shoot camera shows up right away.
Should I be using another program to manage photos? I don't plan to use RAW images with Aperture or anything, just casual picture-taking and jpegs.
New to the DSLR world, would appreciate any info, thanks.
Should I be using another program to manage photos? I don't plan to use RAW images with Aperture or anything, just casual picture-taking and jpegs.
New to the DSLR world, would appreciate any info, thanks.
kangping
Apr 5, 06:16 AM
hi there,
i have been using my ipad to download pictures from my camera (canon eos 300d). unfortunately this doesn't work since some update, and also the cardreader now says it uses too much electricity... now i'm hoping i can fix this by jailbraking my ipad? can i get my hopes up?
can one point me out to a site / tutorial e.g. to do this? since my plane is leaving tomorrow morning (now its 7 pm here ;)) i am in quite a rush and don't want to carry my laptop with me...
thanks a lot.
dave
oh and will the speed loss be significant? i'm running my ipad on iOS 4.3.1 (8G4)
i have been using my ipad to download pictures from my camera (canon eos 300d). unfortunately this doesn't work since some update, and also the cardreader now says it uses too much electricity... now i'm hoping i can fix this by jailbraking my ipad? can i get my hopes up?
can one point me out to a site / tutorial e.g. to do this? since my plane is leaving tomorrow morning (now its 7 pm here ;)) i am in quite a rush and don't want to carry my laptop with me...
thanks a lot.
dave
oh and will the speed loss be significant? i'm running my ipad on iOS 4.3.1 (8G4)
Messy
Jan 22, 01:16 PM
My own take on Sackboy, hes not the same as the regular one, because well, i kinda got bored after a while.
Anywho, Sackboy & Son took me about 3 hours in C4D. Probably about 75% finished.
http://forums.macrumors.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=268360&stc=1&d=1295723771
Anywho, Sackboy & Son took me about 3 hours in C4D. Probably about 75% finished.
http://forums.macrumors.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=268360&stc=1&d=1295723771
rhett7660
Mar 16, 02:41 PM
That would be awesome! I love Leo and the TWiT podcasts.
You and me both. He has some really good shows going right now!
Well Leo and Josh are obviously fans of Apple so it would make sense.
I wouldn't say Leo is a die hard Apple fan. He likes their stuff but he also keeps it in perspective and does give it to Apple when he thinks they deserve it.
You and me both. He has some really good shows going right now!
Well Leo and Josh are obviously fans of Apple so it would make sense.
I wouldn't say Leo is a die hard Apple fan. He likes their stuff but he also keeps it in perspective and does give it to Apple when he thinks they deserve it.
kkamin
Apr 16, 02:20 PM
A Windows virus (if you mean that with "PC virus") can't harm Mac OS X, regardless how you obtained it. Why not install an AV software on your Windows VM to protect Windows?
Thank you sir!
Thank you sir!
ilikeiBook
Oct 14, 10:46 AM
Originally posted by GeeYouEye
G3s run OS X just fine, even with 192 RAM, like my 500MHz iBook has. There isn't even that bad a slowdown until about 5 or 6 apps are open.
I have 192 RAM 300Mhz on my ibook, it would be very slow on X.
G3s run OS X just fine, even with 192 RAM, like my 500MHz iBook has. There isn't even that bad a slowdown until about 5 or 6 apps are open.
I have 192 RAM 300Mhz on my ibook, it would be very slow on X.
risc
Mar 31, 03:38 PM
HDMI is pure digital so there is no signal lose. On my PS3 there is a definite upgrade in picture quality when you move from component to HDMI. Is that upgrade in picture quality worth buying a brand new (and rather expensive) console? I really don't think so.
wickedG35
Jan 31, 10:33 AM
Calvin, I can get one for you today (I'm also in the 818), but they are probably going to show up in stores tomorrow and they will have plenty on hand. :)
Good deal on the iPhone!
Good deal on the iPhone!
twoodcc
Mar 6, 12:44 PM
I also joined the time. I've got 2 C2D 2.16Ghz iMacs running. They'll be folding 24/7. Hopefully this'll help out!
thanks! we need you! those are some nice machines also, that should help out a lot.
thanks! we need you! those are some nice machines also, that should help out a lot.
mc68k
Mar 4, 11:00 PM
thanks
DOMCHO101
May 1, 06:18 AM
I agree an alarm/timer app would be nice. They should be able to do that with just an OS update.
That's the only thing it needs.
No alarm function because there is no speaker. As for the timer, try swiping left/right in the clock app ;)
My wife runs all the time with hers. She uses the Nike+ system along with some very pricey Sony bluetooth headphones with a remote builtin. I almost bought her a Nano because I know it most of the features she wants. However, the bluetooth headphones wouldn't work.
Any tips or should I just wait for the Sonys to day and see about a Nano then?
You can always get a Bluetooth headphone jack transmitter and pair that with a set of wireless Bluetooth earbuds/headphones. This addition goes for CHEAP on websites like eBay, Amazon, Google Shopping, etc., and it's an excellent alternative if you have a non-Bluetooth iPod
That's the only thing it needs.
No alarm function because there is no speaker. As for the timer, try swiping left/right in the clock app ;)
My wife runs all the time with hers. She uses the Nike+ system along with some very pricey Sony bluetooth headphones with a remote builtin. I almost bought her a Nano because I know it most of the features she wants. However, the bluetooth headphones wouldn't work.
Any tips or should I just wait for the Sonys to day and see about a Nano then?
You can always get a Bluetooth headphone jack transmitter and pair that with a set of wireless Bluetooth earbuds/headphones. This addition goes for CHEAP on websites like eBay, Amazon, Google Shopping, etc., and it's an excellent alternative if you have a non-Bluetooth iPod
SevenInchScrew
Nov 22, 11:42 PM
The only things I ever do that use Silverlight are Netflix on my computer, and Bungie's website and their Halo stats, game, and film clip viewer. But, I can already do both of those things on the 360, so I can't say that I'm really in dire need of Silverlight.
Doctor Q
Oct 23, 07:42 PM
What's wrong with the submission system?
aross99
May 5, 11:17 AM
Since you want the computer to be a media hub for your family, and you already have 100GB of media, I would go for the larger hard drive. Your media needs are only going to increase - especially with pictures and video from your T1i.
On the Office/iWorks issue I have to agree that if you are going to be exchanging files with office users (i.e. from work, family, etc), then just get office.
It will help for the kids also, when they are working on files for school. My kids were always working on Word Documents, Powerpoint Documents, etc. After spending alot of time on the documents at home, they need to know they work at school on the Windows machines...
On the subject of Applecare, this will provide you with two additional years of warranty coverage - after your warranty ends. You have to purchase it before the warranty ends, but it doesn't matter if you buy it on day 1 or day 365 - you get the same amount of coverage either way.
Remember Applecare doesn't cover accidental damage. Only warranty type issues, such as a dead motherboard, bad LCD, etc. Sometimes I think you do get preferential treatment at the Apple store though if you have purchased Applecare.
I have had very good luck with my Apple machines, so I don't tend to purchase it. That said, I have a pair of iMac G5's (2006 vintage) that could probably been repaired out of warranty with Applecare.
I would tend to agree on waiting to purchase it if you have any doubts. Give yourself 10 months or so to live with the machine, and see how it is working for you. Read the forums here and see how others with the same models are doing. If you are comfortable with it then you don't have to purchase it. If you have any concerns, then feel free to purchase it for some additional piece of mind.
One last thing - make sure you purchase an external hard drive if you don't already have one. Set it up with Time Machine (included with your Mac) or the backup program of your choice, and make sure all of that media is backed up. If you can, get two drives, and keep one of them at work, or somewhere else offsite, just incase something happens at your home.
Good luck with your new Mac!
On the Office/iWorks issue I have to agree that if you are going to be exchanging files with office users (i.e. from work, family, etc), then just get office.
It will help for the kids also, when they are working on files for school. My kids were always working on Word Documents, Powerpoint Documents, etc. After spending alot of time on the documents at home, they need to know they work at school on the Windows machines...
On the subject of Applecare, this will provide you with two additional years of warranty coverage - after your warranty ends. You have to purchase it before the warranty ends, but it doesn't matter if you buy it on day 1 or day 365 - you get the same amount of coverage either way.
Remember Applecare doesn't cover accidental damage. Only warranty type issues, such as a dead motherboard, bad LCD, etc. Sometimes I think you do get preferential treatment at the Apple store though if you have purchased Applecare.
I have had very good luck with my Apple machines, so I don't tend to purchase it. That said, I have a pair of iMac G5's (2006 vintage) that could probably been repaired out of warranty with Applecare.
I would tend to agree on waiting to purchase it if you have any doubts. Give yourself 10 months or so to live with the machine, and see how it is working for you. Read the forums here and see how others with the same models are doing. If you are comfortable with it then you don't have to purchase it. If you have any concerns, then feel free to purchase it for some additional piece of mind.
One last thing - make sure you purchase an external hard drive if you don't already have one. Set it up with Time Machine (included with your Mac) or the backup program of your choice, and make sure all of that media is backed up. If you can, get two drives, and keep one of them at work, or somewhere else offsite, just incase something happens at your home.
Good luck with your new Mac!
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