jamdr
Oct 24, 04:46 PM
i suspect we'll see leopard released in january.
That would be really, really nice. I'm looking forward to this release a lot, especially for the opengl improvements. But it still won't keep me from buying a new laptop now. This will definitely be worth $129
That would be really, really nice. I'm looking forward to this release a lot, especially for the opengl improvements. But it still won't keep me from buying a new laptop now. This will definitely be worth $129
mdntcallr
Aug 7, 10:40 PM
well, maybe Microsoft will sell nicely priced Windows home and pro for packaging with Parrallels and as a coupon with boot camp.
anything is cheaper than the retail price.
anything is cheaper than the retail price.
Consultant
Apr 25, 04:48 PM
It's not OS X or Snow Leopard problem.
Never experienced anything you mentioned here.
Sounds like you installed something that messed with the system.
Never experienced anything you mentioned here.
Sounds like you installed something that messed with the system.
Sirus The Virus
Sep 11, 04:54 PM
I accidentally posted it twice. Please delete.
rapps
Mar 13, 02:05 PM
How does the res on the Dell's compare to HD? If I had an HD cable box would the monitors support it?
Thanks for your help!
Thanks for your help!
barijazz
Feb 1, 06:13 PM
So do the MBP boxes still have Tiger displayed on them?
Actually yes lol, I'll dig up my MBP box and show you (just got it a month ago).
Actually yes lol, I'll dig up my MBP box and show you (just got it a month ago).
juanster
Mar 17, 12:15 PM
same happenned to my friend, he ordered----> 2 he got---> 4... needed---->none
rebby
Mar 8, 08:04 AM
When I "geotagged" all of my photos last year, I couldn't find an automatic way to do this within Aperture. I'm sure that there are a few perl (or similar) solutions out there but that would (likely) require a re-import. That was a deal breaker for me so I just went through them manually. It wasn't that difficult. I got through roughly 20,000 photos in just a few hours.
I created a Smart Album for all of my "Untagged" images. I keep it around for maintenance of my geotags now. There is also an Album called "Unknown Locations" in my "GPS Albums" folder. Any image that I don't know the origin of goes into this folder (this keeps it out of my "Untagged" Smart Album). When I was going through in mass, I just kept my "Untagged" album sorted by date and hit them top to bottom using the Places view. Most of my images could be tagged 30, 40 or even 100+ at a time.
I created a Smart Album for all of my "Untagged" images. I keep it around for maintenance of my geotags now. There is also an Album called "Unknown Locations" in my "GPS Albums" folder. Any image that I don't know the origin of goes into this folder (this keeps it out of my "Untagged" Smart Album). When I was going through in mass, I just kept my "Untagged" album sorted by date and hit them top to bottom using the Places view. Most of my images could be tagged 30, 40 or even 100+ at a time.
Blue Velvet
Dec 17, 11:59 AM
...something to help keep my vector skills sharp and maybe it will even yield some possible portfolio pieces?
Well, yeah, that too. Always good to keep things ticking over. Now and then, I do free/pro-bono work for small charities and non-profits in order to contribute something useful to communities, to keep me from becoming too stale, to network and build up recommendations etc. One or two pieces from that have ended up in various portfolios over the years as well.
If I'm doing work for free, then I'd rather spend it doing real-world exercises, working with briefs and clients towards a mutual goal, instead of doing stuff for myself.
Well, yeah, that too. Always good to keep things ticking over. Now and then, I do free/pro-bono work for small charities and non-profits in order to contribute something useful to communities, to keep me from becoming too stale, to network and build up recommendations etc. One or two pieces from that have ended up in various portfolios over the years as well.
If I'm doing work for free, then I'd rather spend it doing real-world exercises, working with briefs and clients towards a mutual goal, instead of doing stuff for myself.
DeaconGraves
Mar 29, 05:47 PM
OP is the same guy trolling over here: http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1127611 Take what he says with a grain of microscopic salt.
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...:)
miles01110
Feb 20, 03:03 PM
My question is, is it a worthwhile upgrade? or is it just better to leave it with the 2.4ghz and get a better hard drive.
Great question. Unfortunately you don't provide any information that would help us advise you. Since you're asking the question, it probably makes no difference at all.
Great question. Unfortunately you don't provide any information that would help us advise you. Since you're asking the question, it probably makes no difference at all.
jiminaus
May 4, 11:55 PM
Also, when I am dragging, my cursor doesn't change to the "+" sign like with other drags in Finder or other applications, how can I do that? Thanks again.
Try adding this to your NSView subclass
- (NSDragOperation)draggingEntered:(id<NSDraggingInfo>)sender
{
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Tattoo Flash Art
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Try adding this to your NSView subclass
- (NSDragOperation)draggingEntered:(id<NSDraggingInfo>)sender
{
Coleman2010
Apr 27, 04:59 AM
Its not going to work that way. cablevision fixed their 1.0.1 app that it doesn't connect via ipad's VPN. how is it going to work while being tethered to your iphone?
He's thinking that the app checks if there is a VPN connection on the iPad. If the connection is done on an iPhone then tethered to the iPad it wouldn't see a VPN connection on the iPad.
He's thinking that the app checks if there is a VPN connection on the iPad. If the connection is done on an iPhone then tethered to the iPad it wouldn't see a VPN connection on the iPad.
xUKHCx
Oct 22, 05:27 AM
I did the geekbenchthing and i get:
Rosetta: 153.4
Universal: 234.6
iMac Core 2 Duo 2.16 ghz
2Gb RAM
256 x1600 vram.
20inch
Rosetta: 153.4
Universal: 234.6
iMac Core 2 Duo 2.16 ghz
2Gb RAM
256 x1600 vram.
20inch
thegaffer
Jan 24, 09:47 AM
I guess this is good of a thread as any to ask..
I have more than generalist and less than master knowledge of print and video production. I work for a university and have a multimedia development position... I preface with "work for a university" because I have one of those jobs where it is more beneficial to have very broad ranging knowledge of most production technologies (for web, for video, for print) than having very specific knowledge.
i.e. one day I am developing a Flash application, the next I am working in After Effects or Motion, the next day I have Photoshop or Illustrator up. Anyway...
Part of my job is running a multimedia lab which is available to the campus staff, faculty and students to do production work. A mix of Mac Pros and Power Mac G5s with 23" ACDs. My question is two fold:
To video folks: For those of you working with motion graphics, particularly in HD (lets just say 1080p to be safe), do you find the response time on the ACDs to be sufficient for working with HD content? How about full screen HD playback?
Also, I'm considering getting a 17" MBP (soon, I'd like to wait for a refresh but the money isn't coming out of my personal coffers); what is your feeling about it pumping out HD content to a 30" ACD? The ACD would actually be for home use with the MBP. How does it perform pushing HD content?
Thank you kindly!
I have more than generalist and less than master knowledge of print and video production. I work for a university and have a multimedia development position... I preface with "work for a university" because I have one of those jobs where it is more beneficial to have very broad ranging knowledge of most production technologies (for web, for video, for print) than having very specific knowledge.
i.e. one day I am developing a Flash application, the next I am working in After Effects or Motion, the next day I have Photoshop or Illustrator up. Anyway...
Part of my job is running a multimedia lab which is available to the campus staff, faculty and students to do production work. A mix of Mac Pros and Power Mac G5s with 23" ACDs. My question is two fold:
To video folks: For those of you working with motion graphics, particularly in HD (lets just say 1080p to be safe), do you find the response time on the ACDs to be sufficient for working with HD content? How about full screen HD playback?
Also, I'm considering getting a 17" MBP (soon, I'd like to wait for a refresh but the money isn't coming out of my personal coffers); what is your feeling about it pumping out HD content to a 30" ACD? The ACD would actually be for home use with the MBP. How does it perform pushing HD content?
Thank you kindly!
RebelScum
Apr 18, 10:55 AM
seems like apple is using the same modus operandi "tick-tock" as intel :cool::apple:
What a staggering coincidence. :cool:
What a staggering coincidence. :cool:
Mattaut
Dec 8, 10:12 AM
I saw a thread for Dimebag Darrell so i decided to make one for John Lennon, the only Beatle I really like. So while you're drinking for Darrell also light one for Lennon.
RIP John Lennon
RIP John Lennon
jvmxtra
May 6, 09:25 AM
better late than never. Works great!!!!!!
Mitthrawnuruodo
Mar 19, 06:01 PM
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Nermal
Dec 24, 05:22 AM
That's very weird! I know the sound you're talking about (a muted TV drives me crazy!) but I've never heard of anything doing it when the system is turned off. I suspect it's the power supply (there's not much else it could be), and presumably the noise stops when you unplug the computer. If not, then you have gremlins :p
jbyun04
Aug 31, 05:15 PM
wicked! people around in my area are still trying to get $150 for theirs
Cassie
Feb 15, 12:23 AM
:apple: Wow..... You guys are SO supportive..Good story man :) :apple:
It might've been a good story, had it had decent punctuation.
It might've been a good story, had it had decent punctuation.
amacgenius
Dec 17, 06:57 PM
I gawts dibs, remember that. :rolleyes:
Hey, he may want the $10+shipping you never know, money matters to some people ;).
Hey, he may want the $10+shipping you never know, money matters to some people ;).
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