nuckinfutz
Dec 31, 12:01 AM
.........hey....pretty spiffy :p
jayhawk11
Mar 28, 07:35 PM
I think for SL there was a timeframe (4 weeks?) for getting SL for free. Then there was a separate timeframe outside of that for getting SL for $10. I may be wrong, as I did not qualify for either.
This.
If you were within a month of Launch Day, you got it for free. There was a separate time frame that allowed you to get it for $10. Outside of that, you could buy it outright for $30 (if you already had 10.5) or $129 if you needed the box set.
I would assume that 10.7 upgrades will be handled in a similar fashion, but we don't know pricing yet on the full version.
This.
If you were within a month of Launch Day, you got it for free. There was a separate time frame that allowed you to get it for $10. Outside of that, you could buy it outright for $30 (if you already had 10.5) or $129 if you needed the box set.
I would assume that 10.7 upgrades will be handled in a similar fashion, but we don't know pricing yet on the full version.
Phillie14586
Apr 29, 05:56 AM
The problem has now become constant so I moved my computer next to the TV and connected with a MDP to HDMI adapter and tried two different HDMI cables. When I switch the TV to the input I have connected the computer to it says "Retrieving Data" then says "No Signal" When I choose an unused input all I get is "No Signal." I then moved the computer back to the desk and reconnected everything. Since I have the computer set up as an extended desktop between the TV and the desk monitor and I had just connected the computer to only the TV it thought the TV connection was the main monitor and the desk monitor was the secondary. So I turned the TV back on to see if it was getting a signal and it was not. So I unplugged the MDP and I got the desktop back on my monitor. But if I go to system preferences and select Monitors it only sees the desk monitor.
My plan from here is to get another MDP-HDMI adapter and a MDP-DVI adapter. This way and I can swap the adapter going to the TV to see it it is the problem and I can connect my desk monitor to the computer using an MDP. Anyone have any other suggestions?
My plan from here is to get another MDP-HDMI adapter and a MDP-DVI adapter. This way and I can swap the adapter going to the TV to see it it is the problem and I can connect my desk monitor to the computer using an MDP. Anyone have any other suggestions?
MattSepeta
May 2, 04:11 PM
I am more of a design guy at heart but have been helping my company do some web over-hauling of our sites. We have been using simply Photoshop-made buttons for our links.
Question: Can someone check out this site (http://komotion.com/examples/elements/buttons-and-links/). I am wondering if the buttons on the top leading off the page are made strictly using CSS/HTML, or if there is a photoshop template behind it.
From what I can gather on a few other CSS Button tutorials there may be a blank photoshop template behind it and the CSS can stretch it and add the text? Am I way off base?
Thanks for helping me handle my code ignorance :(
EDIT: Forgot about the mouseover glow... Is this done strictly through CSS or do you need an "after" state image?
Question: Can someone check out this site (http://komotion.com/examples/elements/buttons-and-links/). I am wondering if the buttons on the top leading off the page are made strictly using CSS/HTML, or if there is a photoshop template behind it.
From what I can gather on a few other CSS Button tutorials there may be a blank photoshop template behind it and the CSS can stretch it and add the text? Am I way off base?
Thanks for helping me handle my code ignorance :(
EDIT: Forgot about the mouseover glow... Is this done strictly through CSS or do you need an "after" state image?
GGJstudios
Apr 25, 04:10 PM
Has anyone find it necessary to close and re-open Chrome, iTunes, and Finder on Mac OSX (SL) from time to time? This applies only if you never turn off your Mac.
I don't use Chrome, but I never have to close and reopen Safari, iTunes, Finder or any other app. The only time I restart is when Software Update requires it.
I don't use Chrome, but I never have to close and reopen Safari, iTunes, Finder or any other app. The only time I restart is when Software Update requires it.
ucfgrad93
Nov 1, 10:29 PM
On my MBP.
jenzjen
May 5, 08:51 PM
If your MDP->DP cables are from Monoprice (or are the same as those from Monoprice) then that's your problem. Those cables are crap. They don't send a proper active signal or something when you start up.
This is an over simplification, as I believe I posted in that thread as well. I have a 5870 driving 3 Dell 2410s all with monoprice cables with no issue, 1 dvi and 2 mdp/dp. The subtlety was with, at least Dell monitors, something in the xx11 model lineup that made it an issue.
This is an over simplification, as I believe I posted in that thread as well. I have a 5870 driving 3 Dell 2410s all with monoprice cables with no issue, 1 dvi and 2 mdp/dp. The subtlety was with, at least Dell monitors, something in the xx11 model lineup that made it an issue.
marksman
Apr 12, 01:04 PM
Every time I read these threads I'm reminded why I don't have an iphone. Yeah, I have many other Apple devices, including a 3G iPad, but no iphone. I refuse to be a slave to the man. I wish subsidized devices didn't exist in this country. It reduces competition by locking people into contracts and ultimately holds technology back. Yeah, more people can own the "coolest" phone, but IMHO the ends don't justify the means.
You wish everyone had to pay $700 upfront for a smartphone?
That doesn't make much sense.. Your whole position doesn't make much sense.
Making products more accessible to more people and more affordable reduces competition and holds technology back? Again your post makes no sense.
You wish everyone had to pay $700 upfront for a smartphone?
That doesn't make much sense.. Your whole position doesn't make much sense.
Making products more accessible to more people and more affordable reduces competition and holds technology back? Again your post makes no sense.
kalex
Apr 27, 08:29 AM
And you got this info where?
Thomas Harte
Mar 6, 08:08 AM
Self follow-up: two reasonable options seem to exist.
The PowerBook Duo supports SCSI Disk Mode when used with the Mini Dock. So in principle I think I could obtain the correct cabling and a USB SCSI interface and directly dump files onto the PowerBook from my MacBook. Since the PowerBook is on 7.6.1 and the MacBook on 10.6, I'd need either to downgrade my MacBook to 10.5 or to upgrade my PowerBook to 8.1 since 10.6 doesn't write to HFS and 8.1 introduces HFS+. Also, USB SCSI interfaces seem to be quite expensive nowadays.
Alternatively, I could get a USB to serial interface and connect the two machines up for zmodemy NULL serial transfers. Per at least one post I've found on the Internet, if I can get FreePPP onto the PowerBook then I can use the PPP daemon built into OS X and even bridge 7.6.1 onto the Internet, allowing it to fetch as many files as it wants or to FTP onto my Pro. USB serial interfaces seem to be a lot more available than USB SCSI, but this doesn't solve the original problem of getting some software onto the machine.
The PowerBook Duo supports SCSI Disk Mode when used with the Mini Dock. So in principle I think I could obtain the correct cabling and a USB SCSI interface and directly dump files onto the PowerBook from my MacBook. Since the PowerBook is on 7.6.1 and the MacBook on 10.6, I'd need either to downgrade my MacBook to 10.5 or to upgrade my PowerBook to 8.1 since 10.6 doesn't write to HFS and 8.1 introduces HFS+. Also, USB SCSI interfaces seem to be quite expensive nowadays.
Alternatively, I could get a USB to serial interface and connect the two machines up for zmodemy NULL serial transfers. Per at least one post I've found on the Internet, if I can get FreePPP onto the PowerBook then I can use the PPP daemon built into OS X and even bridge 7.6.1 onto the Internet, allowing it to fetch as many files as it wants or to FTP onto my Pro. USB serial interfaces seem to be a lot more available than USB SCSI, but this doesn't solve the original problem of getting some software onto the machine.
ken1964
Mar 10, 07:39 PM
Since it may rain your tent would be amazing. I have just a big umbrella.
Still trying to decide, But i just followed you on Twitter so we can communicate so we don't lose touch when you go shopping, If i decide to come down with the tent and all save us a section so we can set this thing up, i hope we don't piss folks off if i come in with this tent and push them back a little.
But since we are in planning this, maybe you can tell anyone that comes in after you that your waiting for a friend with his tent.
But most Apple Users in my experience don't get pissed off like other types of folks.
Lets keep in touch, I will tweet you and let you know.
Ken
Still trying to decide, But i just followed you on Twitter so we can communicate so we don't lose touch when you go shopping, If i decide to come down with the tent and all save us a section so we can set this thing up, i hope we don't piss folks off if i come in with this tent and push them back a little.
But since we are in planning this, maybe you can tell anyone that comes in after you that your waiting for a friend with his tent.
But most Apple Users in my experience don't get pissed off like other types of folks.
Lets keep in touch, I will tweet you and let you know.
Ken
Coleman2010
Apr 20, 09:33 PM
To anyone here who wants a cracked copy of Optimum 1.0, listen up:
I know how we can acquire this coveted gem of an app. But it's going to take a little bit of elbow grease on our parts.
Let's start with the basics, with what we are looking for. We are looking for iPad 1 owners who have downloaded the Optimum 1.0 app. Although rare, this combination of people and things does exist. And not only that, this rare breed has graced this site, has likely even graced this thread.
So what can we do?
Well we have two options:
-We can sit on our asses with our thumbs up our butts and wait for someone to give this to us.
Or
-We can man up, target and find these individuals and tell them them our situation, inform them of what they can do and take what is ours and what we deserve.
If you are serious about ceasing this opportunity, then continue reading. If not, go have a bowl of ice cream or something while your mom cleans your room.
Let's mobilize as a task force and seek out all forums members in threads from early in the month who discussed installing this app and accessing it over VPN. Even if these members do not report successfully implementing and accessing a VPN for roaming connectivity, they still might have the app installed. Let's seek these people out and PM them. It won't take long, only a few minutes of our time. But these people are out there and we need to find them. We can find them. and we will find them.
I'm going to start now. Let's make **** happen.
Hey man. Any idea?
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?p=12431753&posted=1#post12431753
I know how we can acquire this coveted gem of an app. But it's going to take a little bit of elbow grease on our parts.
Let's start with the basics, with what we are looking for. We are looking for iPad 1 owners who have downloaded the Optimum 1.0 app. Although rare, this combination of people and things does exist. And not only that, this rare breed has graced this site, has likely even graced this thread.
So what can we do?
Well we have two options:
-We can sit on our asses with our thumbs up our butts and wait for someone to give this to us.
Or
-We can man up, target and find these individuals and tell them them our situation, inform them of what they can do and take what is ours and what we deserve.
If you are serious about ceasing this opportunity, then continue reading. If not, go have a bowl of ice cream or something while your mom cleans your room.
Let's mobilize as a task force and seek out all forums members in threads from early in the month who discussed installing this app and accessing it over VPN. Even if these members do not report successfully implementing and accessing a VPN for roaming connectivity, they still might have the app installed. Let's seek these people out and PM them. It won't take long, only a few minutes of our time. But these people are out there and we need to find them. We can find them. and we will find them.
I'm going to start now. Let's make **** happen.
Hey man. Any idea?
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?p=12431753&posted=1#post12431753
MattSepeta
Mar 7, 03:45 PM
I vote for people who favor higher taxes on the rich...
Shocking.
Oh man Michael Moore is such a blithering blowhard.
If he REALLY thinks that "These people" do not help anyone, I invite him to produce his next "film" with his own home made camera (some rich bastard no doubt invented all these nice cameras for his own benefit), build his own theater for showings (Bastard rich multimedia conglomerations!) in the nude (bastard clothiers trying to make a profit from keeping people clothed!) with his own 2 hands (Bastard tool corporations!).
Until then, he continues to be a certifiably grade-A moron, not to mention a hypoxcrit of UNREAL proportions.
Shocking.
Oh man Michael Moore is such a blithering blowhard.
If he REALLY thinks that "These people" do not help anyone, I invite him to produce his next "film" with his own home made camera (some rich bastard no doubt invented all these nice cameras for his own benefit), build his own theater for showings (Bastard rich multimedia conglomerations!) in the nude (bastard clothiers trying to make a profit from keeping people clothed!) with his own 2 hands (Bastard tool corporations!).
Until then, he continues to be a certifiably grade-A moron, not to mention a hypoxcrit of UNREAL proportions.
ShawtyTiger
Apr 5, 12:53 PM
I have the matte too. I really like it. I haven't noticed any sagging, but I have already broken one of the outer rings taking it out of my pocket. However, I like the option of switching out rings for different color options. As far as protection, I haven't tried the Otterbox, but I've dropped my phone a few times & haven't gotten as much as a scratch.
Hope this helps & good luck.
Hope this helps & good luck.
LagunaSol
Apr 21, 12:54 AM
I enjoyed this post immensely as well. As someone in the chemical/nuclear engineering industry, my clients always gripe and complain about corporate greed when big bad oil makes $10 billion in profit in a quarter, but when Apple does it everyone sings their praises as their money goes right into Steve Jobs's bank account and talks about how great it is that the money they've worked for sits somewhere cross-country in the form of numbers on paper.
"Steve Jobs' bank account" eh? You appear not to know how corporations work.
And if my money is going to line someone's pockets, I'd rather it be someone who returns the favor by making my life more enjoyable rather than someone who will gouge me for a natural resource I need to transport me to the job to earn the money to pay for that natural resource, exploiting every war and rumor of war to charge me ever more for the privilege.
"Steve Jobs' bank account" eh? You appear not to know how corporations work.
And if my money is going to line someone's pockets, I'd rather it be someone who returns the favor by making my life more enjoyable rather than someone who will gouge me for a natural resource I need to transport me to the job to earn the money to pay for that natural resource, exploiting every war and rumor of war to charge me ever more for the privilege.
philipma1957
Feb 9, 05:13 PM
it has server osx not regular osx. it is a bit different
iLikeMyiMac
Aug 18, 02:18 PM
There are some sites that let you download music. You could try the further network link (http://mp3.about.com/gi/dynamic/offsite.htm?zi=1/XJ&sdn=mp3&zu=http%3A%2F%2Ffurthurnet.com) .Quote from site, "The Furthur Network is the first and only 100% non-commercial, open-source, peer-to-peer network of legal live music created by fans for fans!" I haven't tried it yet but I'm going to now.
allofmp3.com is temporally not accepting PayPal so unless you want to give your credit card info to a russian site I'd give it a week or two
allofmp3.com is temporally not accepting PayPal so unless you want to give your credit card info to a russian site I'd give it a week or two
AxisOfBeagles
Mar 15, 04:37 PM
"(edit) in the import settings it is set as ''Store files: in the aperture library'' "
Which means that Aperture has created masters in it's own library; and is not referencing your original files for it's masters.
Personally I do both; I have Aperture manage in the Aperture library - but I still keep all my original files as backups - AND I have backups of those on yet another drive.
Which means that Aperture has created masters in it's own library; and is not referencing your original files for it's masters.
Personally I do both; I have Aperture manage in the Aperture library - but I still keep all my original files as backups - AND I have backups of those on yet another drive.
jlblodgett
Apr 24, 08:49 PM
I encourage you to search the forums. There are probably 1,000 posts on the Macbook Air's lack of a backlit keyboard.
Neuroguy
Oct 4, 08:53 PM
I am surprised nobody mentioned this yet. Does anyone realize that (and a quote from Wikipedia)-
In Woz founded Wheels Of Zeus (note the acronym, "WoZ"), to create wireless GPS technology to "help everyday people find everyday things."
While Wheels of Zeus was closed in Wozniak immediately founded Acquicor Technology, a "shell" company for acquiring other technologies.
I think that the new iphone/ipod/other appliance may have a lot to do with integrating GPS, or perhaps a GPS chip in mobile computers to help us all find handy things around us, or as Woz said "to help everyday people find everyday things."
I think this is the genius of the Jobs-Woz partnership showing itself again.
After all, how much Segway polo can Woz be playing these days?
Neuroguy
In Woz founded Wheels Of Zeus (note the acronym, "WoZ"), to create wireless GPS technology to "help everyday people find everyday things."
While Wheels of Zeus was closed in Wozniak immediately founded Acquicor Technology, a "shell" company for acquiring other technologies.
I think that the new iphone/ipod/other appliance may have a lot to do with integrating GPS, or perhaps a GPS chip in mobile computers to help us all find handy things around us, or as Woz said "to help everyday people find everyday things."
I think this is the genius of the Jobs-Woz partnership showing itself again.
After all, how much Segway polo can Woz be playing these days?
Neuroguy
MacCoaster
Oct 8, 01:34 PM
I've got T-Mobile, have had them since I got my old Sidekick II. I now have the Sidekick 3. I love the Sidekick but I was disappointed with the Bluetooth support in Sidekick 3. Doesn't let you sync with Address Book. Nor do they allow you to "hop on" to the EDGE network via Bluetooth to your BT-enabled Mac.
I'm hoping they do a firmware update to change this along with iSync support for Sidekick and PPP over BT. That'd be awesome.
T-Mobile is the only real provider that makes sense for deaf people, since they have plans that do unlimited text and data for only $30 a month, without voice plan.
I'm hoping they do a firmware update to change this along with iSync support for Sidekick and PPP over BT. That'd be awesome.
T-Mobile is the only real provider that makes sense for deaf people, since they have plans that do unlimited text and data for only $30 a month, without voice plan.
mpw
Sep 11, 08:09 AM
I was at work ~2pm, at the time my brother was working for the same company and away on business. He called to ask if I was listening to the news as he was now stuck in chaos at Gatwick because of the attacks. I tried to get news form the web but it had ground to a halt and I had to go out and find a radio.
I remember saying to the guys at work that even if they never found the guy who did it (at that time it hadn't been linked to anyone and I'd only ever heard of Bin Laden from a chapter in an autobiography from a BBC reporter who's name escapes me right now) they'd have to go to war with somebody just to vent their anger.
I remember saying to the guys at work that even if they never found the guy who did it (at that time it hadn't been linked to anyone and I'd only ever heard of Bin Laden from a chapter in an autobiography from a BBC reporter who's name escapes me right now) they'd have to go to war with somebody just to vent their anger.
BlizzardBomb
Sep 2, 01:00 PM
I think the troubleshooting sections should be spun off to their own pages. That way it can be consolidated down to a single page.
mkrishnan
Dec 22, 09:46 PM
CD-RW, not CD-RX. I'm sorry:o It says "Burning the disk failed because this type of CD is not supported. Error: 0x80020043. What am I doing?
Oh, okay, no problem. :)
Has it been written to already by another computer, or is this the first time? If so, you may need to use Disk Utility (in the Utilities folder) to erase the disc first.
Otherwise, it could just be a weird difference between your drive and that disc brand...and you might need to try a different brand. That's a strange thing, but I've heard of it happening once in a rare while.... :(
EDIT: There's also the possibility mentioned above by CanadaRAM, but as far as Apple History says, the iMac went straight from CD to CD-RW....
Oh, okay, no problem. :)
Has it been written to already by another computer, or is this the first time? If so, you may need to use Disk Utility (in the Utilities folder) to erase the disc first.
Otherwise, it could just be a weird difference between your drive and that disc brand...and you might need to try a different brand. That's a strange thing, but I've heard of it happening once in a rare while.... :(
EDIT: There's also the possibility mentioned above by CanadaRAM, but as far as Apple History says, the iMac went straight from CD to CD-RW....
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