Dane D.
Aug 29, 03:41 PM
Just finished a website built with Adobe ImageReady and Adobe GoLive. My question is I do I set this up:
<csscriptdict import>
<script type="text/javascript" src="file:///Macintosh%20HD/System%20Folder/Preferences/Adobe/GoLive/Settings/JScripts/GlobalScripts/CSScriptLib.js"></script>
</csscriptdict>
<csactiondict>
<script type="text/javascript"><!--
var preloadFlag = false;
function preloadImages() {
if (document.images) {
over_Odell_0_03_082505_03 = newImage(/*URL*/'images/Odell-0_03_082505_over12.jpg');
over_Odell_0_05_082505_05 = newImage(/*URL*/'images/Odell-0_05_082505_over13.jpg');
over_Odell_0_07_082505_07 = newImage(/*URL*/'images/Odell-0_07_082505_over14.jpg');
preloadFlag = true;
}
}
// --></script>
</csactiondict>
so that it does not reference my HD? I assuming that it needs uploaded along with the other files, but how do you set the code up so that it works.
<csscriptdict import>
<script type="text/javascript" src="file:///Macintosh%20HD/System%20Folder/Preferences/Adobe/GoLive/Settings/JScripts/GlobalScripts/CSScriptLib.js"></script>
</csscriptdict>
<csactiondict>
<script type="text/javascript"><!--
var preloadFlag = false;
function preloadImages() {
if (document.images) {
over_Odell_0_03_082505_03 = newImage(/*URL*/'images/Odell-0_03_082505_over12.jpg');
over_Odell_0_05_082505_05 = newImage(/*URL*/'images/Odell-0_05_082505_over13.jpg');
over_Odell_0_07_082505_07 = newImage(/*URL*/'images/Odell-0_07_082505_over14.jpg');
preloadFlag = true;
}
}
// --></script>
</csactiondict>
so that it does not reference my HD? I assuming that it needs uploaded along with the other files, but how do you set the code up so that it works.
altecXP
Apr 1, 07:38 PM
GFXstatus works for the most part. Spotlight indexing was fixed for me after a reboot. I had a suspicion my 11 day time to index was wrong :-)
Mine indexed in about 3hrs, then on reboot started indexing again. Both times taking 83% of my CPU.
Mine indexed in about 3hrs, then on reboot started indexing again. Both times taking 83% of my CPU.
lacoste-rocker
Apr 24, 09:40 AM
I too would like to see some pics.
maya
Jan 7, 02:47 AM
Actually, I'm sure there is a way, as long as a person has access to the computer. There's probably some type of software used by corporations to monitor employee computer usage. In addition, searched MacUpdate for "keystroke logger" does come up with a utility called logkext. So of course it can be logged. Now, installing and monitoring it remotely might be difficult though. Securing physical access to your computer (i.e. setting up a password to come back from screensaver or sleep) would be the primary concern. You could also use Little Snitch to monitor apps making network connections.
I'm not aware of any way to "secure keystrokes" though.
For this to happen someone other than the primary users have to have access and root password to install a small application of this nature. Given that this person is the only one using it they have nothing to worry about unless they are not the root users on the iBook.
Even on the windows side you have to open and install the attachment sent via email in order for this to happen. Unless you have no clue of what you are doing then this is the least of your worries since it has always been said to never open an attachment from a sender you do not recognize.
Common sense. :)
I'm not aware of any way to "secure keystrokes" though.
For this to happen someone other than the primary users have to have access and root password to install a small application of this nature. Given that this person is the only one using it they have nothing to worry about unless they are not the root users on the iBook.
Even on the windows side you have to open and install the attachment sent via email in order for this to happen. Unless you have no clue of what you are doing then this is the least of your worries since it has always been said to never open an attachment from a sender you do not recognize.
Common sense. :)
Laser
Dec 27, 11:06 AM
Is there a way to check a USB port? The one on the front of my powermac g5 was working fine yesterday, but today won't recognize anything. The same devices plugged into the back port work fine. It appears to power the device plugged in, but it doesn't get recognized.
Screamingbeaver
Jul 23, 09:19 PM
Hello, I was wondering that if I buy Virtual PC with DOS, can I just install any retail version of Windows? Or, do I have to buy one of the Connectix OS packs?
I was thinkin' that if I had Virtual PC with DOS, I could use a retail version of Windows 2000 that I already have, and install.
Thanks for any advice,
'Beaver
I'm doin' it just for fun. Trust me, I'd never use a Windows machine for anything I need to get done.
I was thinkin' that if I had Virtual PC with DOS, I could use a retail version of Windows 2000 that I already have, and install.
Thanks for any advice,
'Beaver
I'm doin' it just for fun. Trust me, I'd never use a Windows machine for anything I need to get done.
iThinkergoiMac
Apr 23, 06:17 PM
You are far better off going through VGA.
bushman1
Nov 3, 07:28 PM
that rely isn't a useful guide at all. there are a lot more steps before and after. Not all of the info is even correct.
alansmallen
Jun 4, 03:09 PM
If you are interested. I have an 8gb iPhone for sale in another thread starting at 315$. Pm me
imahawki
May 1, 10:42 PM
Have you set up your Gmail account for IMAP access?
http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=81379
There is a ton of information about setting up Apple Mail with Gmail out there on the interwebs. Try Google if you have specific questions. I'm sure it's been asked before.
Yes. I know how to set up an email client. I've done it dozens of times in Windows. I just can't get it to work.
http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=81379
There is a ton of information about setting up Apple Mail with Gmail out there on the interwebs. Try Google if you have specific questions. I'm sure it's been asked before.
Yes. I know how to set up an email client. I've done it dozens of times in Windows. I just can't get it to work.
awulf
Mar 1, 05:26 PM
Miglia needs to fix their other products before foisting yet another DVR solution, since their other ones hardly work!
My AlchemyTV card conflicts with iChat and I have to reinstall the software for it all the time, and even then, AlchemyTV is slower than hell, and it's been over a year since I bought the kit.
I agree AlchemyTV takes a bout 1 min to launch on my computer and when it is open it slows the GUI down in any Application.
My AlchemyTV card conflicts with iChat and I have to reinstall the software for it all the time, and even then, AlchemyTV is slower than hell, and it's been over a year since I bought the kit.
I agree AlchemyTV takes a bout 1 min to launch on my computer and when it is open it slows the GUI down in any Application.
Crystal-RX
May 6, 06:50 AM
Update: Redsn0w is recognizing the ipsw, I didn't have the latest version of redsn0w, now I do and that problem is solved, however my phone still isn't going into DFU mode, and I'm still on 4.2.1
There must be a faulty power or home button which prevent you to get the phone into DFU mode.
If that the case, downgrade the phone to 3.1.3, activate it and then jailbreak with spirit or jailbreak me.com and you don't even need to put it into DFU mode.
There must be a faulty power or home button which prevent you to get the phone into DFU mode.
If that the case, downgrade the phone to 3.1.3, activate it and then jailbreak with spirit or jailbreak me.com and you don't even need to put it into DFU mode.
kainjow
Mar 27, 12:50 PM
Your best bet is to tinker around with the examples (https://github.com/BigZaphod/Chameleon/tree/master/Examples).
mdgm
Feb 15, 06:11 PM
You could alternatively hook the Mini up to your TV and use it as a HTPC.
Jaro65
Aug 18, 01:29 PM
I'm not. Have you used the Samsung Galaxy S?? It's an amazing phone. I haven't used an iPhone 4, but it's similar enough to the iPhone 3Gs (with the new iOS) that I doubt a "test drive" of an iPhone 4 would convince me otherwise.
I have not used the Galaxy S phone. It does look great though. From my perspective, my iPhone is so much beyond being just a phone. With all the applications I have installed on it, the device is simply a part of so many activities I do on a day-to-day basis. It really wouldn't be that easy to replace it with another device.
I have not used the Galaxy S phone. It does look great though. From my perspective, my iPhone is so much beyond being just a phone. With all the applications I have installed on it, the device is simply a part of so many activities I do on a day-to-day basis. It really wouldn't be that easy to replace it with another device.
kalsta
May 6, 10:46 AM
Sorry, just had to do it. Can't wait til the new craziness is over.
I saw the title of the thread and was about to say 'You've got to be joking!!' Now I see that you are. :)
I saw the title of the thread and was about to say 'You've got to be joking!!' Now I see that you are. :)
mainstreetmark
Nov 10, 08:51 PM
Interesting point, eh?
Perhaps the purpose of that badge is to show the minimum OS requirements then? How many of these tips appears in Panther and are no longer valid?
Perhaps the purpose of that badge is to show the minimum OS requirements then? How many of these tips appears in Panther and are no longer valid?
marcs
Mar 8, 04:55 PM
I purchased the peachpit press books intending to do the Apple Certified System Administrator (ACSA 10.6) exams but havent had time to do so until now. From what iv'e read about discontinuing of xserve and apple looking to move away from this area is it really worth my time and money doing this certification anymore? I want some apple certification to my name. Im wondering if I should just do the Apple Certified Support Professional (ACSP) 10.6. its only one exam as opposed to four. Any advice would be appreciated thanks
ethan028
May 2, 02:46 PM
Look like iStat (http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/istat-sys-monitoring-battery/id303034517?mt=8) will do what you want, doesn't even require a JB. Though I can't see from the screenshots whether or not it lists how much RAM processes are using.
All i want is a app that tells me my system processes and whats raping my CPU/battery. And it can quit them like force quit them from the app.
All i want is a app that tells me my system processes and whats raping my CPU/battery. And it can quit them like force quit them from the app.
afterglow
Aug 14, 07:47 PM
I've seen the Apple Zealot, now the Linux Zealot, but what about the PC Zealot? :D
D
Thats what the PC Weenie icon is there for :)
D
Thats what the PC Weenie icon is there for :)
Galapagos
May 4, 08:21 AM
Sound really good, thanks for your answers guys!
This will be my first Mac, so cant wait till i get my hands on this Imac.. Is there any advantages buying it directly from Apple?
Or is it just as good to buy it from some Reseller ?
Thanks
This will be my first Mac, so cant wait till i get my hands on this Imac.. Is there any advantages buying it directly from Apple?
Or is it just as good to buy it from some Reseller ?
Thanks
dreamvinet
Apr 26, 12:24 AM
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/idataspy/id432905116?mt=8
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● Creative functions : Remaining data 500(mb), what can it do? errrrr, Yes! You have no idea. But with the iDataSpy's original creation function ------ "The estimated time" tell you how long the remaining data can support for the continuous using of applications like: Web surfing, online-music listening, net FM, online HD video, Youtube, Skype, IM, Facetime, etc. Just download iDataSpy, have it immediately!
● Detailed logs : iDataSpy keeps every day's cellular (3G/EDGE/GPRS) and WiFi data usage, you can search and get the historical data easily.
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● easy setting, easy going : It's very easy to set your billing cycle day and data allowance, once you have done, iDataSpy is now working.
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Notes:
● Since this is the first day you use this app, the iDataSpy data usage counter might be wrong. Wait until next reset date.
● Always remember to run iDataSpy BEFORE rebooting or shutting down, otherwise traffic generated between last app start and the reboot may not be computed and data usage could be underestimated!
iDataSpy ----- the latest, most creative, most powerful, most luxuriant and most precise tool to to against data overage charges! We will continuously optimize it, because we build it with our full hearts.You can't miss it, never!
Features:
● Precisely tracking : iDataSpy can track your cellular (3G/EDGE/GPRS) , WiFi data usage and both speed every second, every minute, every day, every week, every month, even every year. The most powerful precision modifying algorithm can make iDataSpy more precise. iDataSpy, your own non-stop data guard!
● Clear at a glance : Your cellular (3G/EDGE/GPRS) and WiFi data usage are shown through bar graph. The percentage of data usage, remaining data, today's usage, total data usage in a week, total data usage in billing cycle are all clear at a glance!
● Creative functions : Remaining data 500(mb), what can it do? errrrr, Yes! You have no idea. But with the iDataSpy's original creation function ------ "The estimated time" tell you how long the remaining data can support for the continuous using of applications like: Web surfing, online-music listening, net FM, online HD video, Youtube, Skype, IM, Facetime, etc. Just download iDataSpy, have it immediately!
● Detailed logs : iDataSpy keeps every day's cellular (3G/EDGE/GPRS) and WiFi data usage, you can search and get the historical data easily.
● Three levels notification : Three levels of usage thresholds let you control your data use accurately, and you can easily customize your own thresholds.
● easy setting, easy going : It's very easy to set your billing cycle day and data allowance, once you have done, iDataSpy is now working.
● Works with all carriers : Works all over the world with all carriers.
Notes:
● Since this is the first day you use this app, the iDataSpy data usage counter might be wrong. Wait until next reset date.
● Always remember to run iDataSpy BEFORE rebooting or shutting down, otherwise traffic generated between last app start and the reboot may not be computed and data usage could be underestimated!
Bongolo
Jan 11, 09:45 AM
Many Thanks Embed, Downloading now! :D
/Bongolo
/Bongolo
Santaduck
Apr 2, 05:51 AM
Thanks for the link! I love April 1 =)