homerjward
Oct 24, 05:37 PM
something like this script? (http://dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex3/fixback.htm)
mulo
Apr 14, 10:13 AM
I find dell ultrasharps to be awesome, and at a decent price.
bytethese
Feb 26, 09:28 AM
I'm new to the JB world and so far I'm loving it on my iPhone for MiWi tethering, LockInfo, and themes.
However, I cannot think of a reason to JB my iPad as well besides themes. I figured I'd ask you pros your JB functions you use daily for your iPad.
Thanks ahead of time :)
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Customization, using my iPad as a forensic research tool, the SNES app where my iPad is the SNES and my iPhone is the controller is pretty bad ass. :)
However, I cannot think of a reason to JB my iPad as well besides themes. I figured I'd ask you pros your JB functions you use daily for your iPad.
Thanks ahead of time :)
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Customization, using my iPad as a forensic research tool, the SNES app where my iPad is the SNES and my iPhone is the controller is pretty bad ass. :)
alamein
Nov 22, 11:05 PM
definetly cool. Shouldn't have stacked the up like this, would be nice to see full covers in the back
martinX
Apr 16, 10:39 PM
Looks like a search engine for pirated movies?
Which bit do you want to know about the legality of?
Which bit do you want to know about the legality of?
Mac Fan 4 Ever
Jan 10, 03:23 PM
Didn't you already post this???
Night Spring
Apr 28, 05:13 PM
Ummmm, if your wife doesn't have her own computer, where are her music and apps located?
In any case, there's two basic ways to go about this.
1. iTunes lets you create more than one iTunes library on a computer. Create a separate library for your wife, and let her do her own thing. In order to create a new library or switch between libraries, hold down the shift key while opening iTunes. (might be a different key if you have a Mac, but that's the general idea)
2. Use a single iTunes account and a single iTunes library, and make separate playlists for your music and your wife's music. You can also pick and select which apps sync with which iDevice.
A variation of this option is that you can use both accounts with the same iTunes library, but once both accounts are in the same library, as far as I know, there's no quick way to tell which app/music was bought with which account.
Personally I prefer the second method, because switching libraries is a pain, and there might be occasional apps/music that you and your wife both use, but if you are using separate accounts/libraries, you'd have to buy them twice. But you'd have to be diligent about sorting your music into playlists.
In any case, there's two basic ways to go about this.
1. iTunes lets you create more than one iTunes library on a computer. Create a separate library for your wife, and let her do her own thing. In order to create a new library or switch between libraries, hold down the shift key while opening iTunes. (might be a different key if you have a Mac, but that's the general idea)
2. Use a single iTunes account and a single iTunes library, and make separate playlists for your music and your wife's music. You can also pick and select which apps sync with which iDevice.
A variation of this option is that you can use both accounts with the same iTunes library, but once both accounts are in the same library, as far as I know, there's no quick way to tell which app/music was bought with which account.
Personally I prefer the second method, because switching libraries is a pain, and there might be occasional apps/music that you and your wife both use, but if you are using separate accounts/libraries, you'd have to buy them twice. But you'd have to be diligent about sorting your music into playlists.
talmy
Apr 29, 12:50 PM
Well the 30 minute battery life wouldn't do for me, especially without the option to have extra battery packs. I'm considering buying a spare Flip while I still can.
pozzydrive
Mar 3, 09:47 AM
Hi
New here and new to Mac, also sorry if I have posted in the wrong forum, not sure which section to ask my question in, I need to know how I identify the file path for a network drive, I have an iMac with snow leopard 10.6, I also have a Western Digital Mybook network drive which is the drive path I would like to identify, can you please make the explanation as simple as possible, thank you.
Regards
Pozzy
New here and new to Mac, also sorry if I have posted in the wrong forum, not sure which section to ask my question in, I need to know how I identify the file path for a network drive, I have an iMac with snow leopard 10.6, I also have a Western Digital Mybook network drive which is the drive path I would like to identify, can you please make the explanation as simple as possible, thank you.
Regards
Pozzy
lee1210
Dec 6, 04:29 PM
Just a note... if your fear is of a thread being "derailed", then your ignoring of a particular user may not help as it doesn't mean that others won't see their post and respond to it.
-Lee
-Lee
ftaok
Jul 2, 01:34 PM
I finally figured out why my iBook wouldn't sleep unless I closed the lid or chose sleep from the menu.
It must have something to do with the Canon LiDE 30 that I have, because when I left the scanner plugged in and walked away for 5 minutes, the iBook went to sleep.
I'm running an iBook 500mhz Combo, 640MB RAM, 10.2.6 and Canon's latest scanner driver.
Any ideas?
It must have something to do with the Canon LiDE 30 that I have, because when I left the scanner plugged in and walked away for 5 minutes, the iBook went to sleep.
I'm running an iBook 500mhz Combo, 640MB RAM, 10.2.6 and Canon's latest scanner driver.
Any ideas?
LethalWolfe
Apr 1, 02:24 AM
The lights in the room and the TV have different color temperatures (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_temperature#TV.2C_video.2C_and_digital_still_cameras). Tungsten lights, which are typical indoor lights, have a color temp of about 3200K. The TV is probably operating around 6500k if not higher.
The only way to fix this is to get everything working at the same color temp (or at least close enough). Many TVs allow you to adjust the color temp in the menu but I don't know if you'll be able to adjust it enough to fix the problem. Another solution is the replace the light bulbs in the room w/ones of a higher color temp or buy some CTB (Color Temperature Blue) 'gels' to place over the lights. The gels are basically thin, colored sheets of plastic. The final solution is to place a CTO (Color Temperature Orange) gel over the screen of the TV but it could be tricky to do that and keep it from being obvious that there is a sheet of plastic covering the TV screen.
If you've already shot the footage and you have no way to shoot it again and having the TV screen being too blue is unacceptable you can try and fix it a program like Final Cut or After Effects but the process can range from maddening (the camera isn't on a tripod and the speaker keeps waving their hands in front of the TV screen) to dead simple (the camera is on a tripod and never movies and the speaker never gets close to the TV screen).
Lethal
The only way to fix this is to get everything working at the same color temp (or at least close enough). Many TVs allow you to adjust the color temp in the menu but I don't know if you'll be able to adjust it enough to fix the problem. Another solution is the replace the light bulbs in the room w/ones of a higher color temp or buy some CTB (Color Temperature Blue) 'gels' to place over the lights. The gels are basically thin, colored sheets of plastic. The final solution is to place a CTO (Color Temperature Orange) gel over the screen of the TV but it could be tricky to do that and keep it from being obvious that there is a sheet of plastic covering the TV screen.
If you've already shot the footage and you have no way to shoot it again and having the TV screen being too blue is unacceptable you can try and fix it a program like Final Cut or After Effects but the process can range from maddening (the camera isn't on a tripod and the speaker keeps waving their hands in front of the TV screen) to dead simple (the camera is on a tripod and never movies and the speaker never gets close to the TV screen).
Lethal
Telp
Jan 10, 05:36 PM
RIGHT AWAY!!! We hope. I know ill be going to the apple store right away to see the new products :D:D
mrapplegate
Apr 30, 09:36 AM
fancy taking a look at this new Lion OS but not sure where to grab a copy unless subscribing to Apple Developers??
:confused:
There is no other legal choice. I suspect this thread will be closed.
:confused:
There is no other legal choice. I suspect this thread will be closed.
macpro2000
Jul 25, 02:37 PM
Why don't they unlease this capability with the iPhone4?
gameface
May 4, 12:58 PM
For general monitoring the Sony MDR-7506/1 are very neutral and reliable, they do have a sort of folding mechanism that can be annoying sometimes.
^THIS
These have been the film and television industry standard for years. Why not hear the audio the same way most people working with it would listen to it? If it's good for all the pros out there, it's good enough for you. I've tried them all and always go back to my 7506's.
^THIS
These have been the film and television industry standard for years. Why not hear the audio the same way most people working with it would listen to it? If it's good for all the pros out there, it's good enough for you. I've tried them all and always go back to my 7506's.
DarthMoops
Feb 17, 06:03 PM
DarthMoops any Mac currently sold by Apple is called a new Mac even if it hasn't been updated for 18 months, it's still called a new Mac.
In the words of the immortal Karl Childers...
"Alright then."
:)
In the words of the immortal Karl Childers...
"Alright then."
:)
kappaknight
May 3, 04:39 PM
Instead of probing your MBP in weird ways, why not just use it as a computer? This isn't Facebook in the flesh, stop poking it.
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.
100500
Apr 18, 02:32 PM
Hi guys.
I need your help! ))
but i very bad know English, if say something wrong, sorry! ))
I create a program for iOS, and i need to assign the action for home button (?).
How i can do it?
i need code or API for this.
I need your help! ))
but i very bad know English, if say something wrong, sorry! ))
I create a program for iOS, and i need to assign the action for home button (?).
How i can do it?
i need code or API for this.
makleod
Apr 6, 09:37 PM
I recently got an iMac G4 (http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/imac/stats/imac_700_fp.html) and I am attempting to upgrade the memory. The specs show that it takes 1 512 mb PC 133 SDRAM SODIMM and 1 512 mb PC 133 SDRAM DIMM. The computer originally came with 256 mb (2x128). I upgraded the SODIMM to 512 mb - no problem. However, I have gone through 2 RAM sticks (http://www.amazon.com/512MB-SDRAM-133Mhz-DESKTOP-MEMORY/dp/B003CH7MY0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1302143645&sr=8-1) and (http://www.amazon.com/Generic-512-MB-PC133-SDRAM/dp/B000068IKV/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1302143669&sr=8-2), but they WILL NOT POST or show up in "About my Mac" or the system profiler. I am really confused as to what's going on because it recognizes the original 128 mb DIMM no problem. Is the RAM I am using incompatible? It doesn't seem to be as it's PC133 SDRAM DIMMs. Looking for any other iMac G4 owners who have some advice...
killmoms
Jan 10, 04:21 PM
It varies. Sometimes the stuff they announce is available for purchase after the keynote is over that day. Sometimes it's not. It's a crapshoot, really.
666sheep
Mar 30, 06:12 AM
http://discussions.info.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2797348&tstart=0
2Tb is the limit in PPC macs.
That is false information (as 300D would say ;) :p :D)
2TB is limit of APM, not PPC. AFAIK SATA controller doesn't have a drive size limit.
Over 2TB you need to use GPT. Any OS X up from 10.4.6 is able to partition, mount, read and write GUID. No matter if it's on PPC or Intel Mac. PPC won't only boot off GPT partition.
OP, you should be able to use 3TB HDD in G5 for all but booting purposes (i.e. storage, backup, scratch etc) in OS X 10.4.6 + or 10.5.
2Tb is the limit in PPC macs.
That is false information (as 300D would say ;) :p :D)
2TB is limit of APM, not PPC. AFAIK SATA controller doesn't have a drive size limit.
Over 2TB you need to use GPT. Any OS X up from 10.4.6 is able to partition, mount, read and write GUID. No matter if it's on PPC or Intel Mac. PPC won't only boot off GPT partition.
OP, you should be able to use 3TB HDD in G5 for all but booting purposes (i.e. storage, backup, scratch etc) in OS X 10.4.6 + or 10.5.
GGJstudios
Apr 21, 01:42 AM
It's fine to run on AC power when you need to. Just don't do it all the time, as your battery needs to be used periodically to stay healthy. Try to run on battery for a few hours every few days. This should answer most, if not all, of your battery questions:
Apple Notebook Battery FAQ (http://forums.macrumors.com/showpost.php?p=9875442&postcount=23)
Apple Notebook Battery FAQ (http://forums.macrumors.com/showpost.php?p=9875442&postcount=23)