Tidy Up

Im actually replying to this on my wifes XP notebook (its an old 600 MHz ish Toshiba with 128 MB RAM) and it works OK, must admit I find it slightly difficult to find certain settings, but thats just me. Anyway, I don't have too much trouble with Windows, I still prefer OS X, yes they have stolen some design and idea concepts, but who the hell hasn't in this day and age. ...

everything tidy behind a desk... ...

It's difficult to offer a suggestion without knowing the details of what your program will do. I am still learning how to program Cocoa/Obj-C, but one solution that occurs to me is to use an NSMutableArray of NSMutableDictionary objects: an NSMutableDictionary for each row, and each dictionary entry's key value set to the appropriate NSTableView column identifier. You would...

the ones like a jungle and the other one is looks as neat and tidy as my room. ...

No thanks! Xpress is neat, tidy and you can actually produce a weekly or monthly publication with it. ID is a great designer's tool but for speed and production work Xpress wins. ...

the CSS references can get kinda messy, so you would have to look at the sourcecode to tidy it up. ...

SimX, I prefer OW too at the moment. But I completely disagree with you on about Chimera future. Chimera bug's are all related to the UI and developing a nice Cocoa UI (hurray for Cocoa) isn't going to be a big deal. Okay I agree that at the moment Chimera is next to unusable... and maybe they should be a little more attentive to developing some of the really big missing...

My folders in Macintosh HD are neat and orderly, except for my Utilities folder, which I have to scroll way way way down to get to. I bring it up with the rest of the folders, clean up, and they're all tidy, but whenever I restart my computer, the Utilities folder ends up going way back down there again. ...

n the Thumbnail and Thumbnail mask views, and use the "Complete Icon" command to generate the lower resolution views. Then, you can go to the lower res views and tidy them up by giving them a slightly simplified icon. ...

yep q3 for win will work just fine. All you actually need is hte pak0.pk3 file. Run the q3 1.30 for os x installer, it will make a Quake 3 folder. Put the pak0.pk3 file from the CD (open up the baseq3 folder inside your cd, it may be a few folders deep, it'll be in there though) in the baseq3 folder inside the Quake 3 folder that the installer created. To install team arena,...