Recent content by jamike

Thanks guys, I'll get one of those. Appreciate your help!!

I have a Panasonic HDTV screen, however, it doesn't have a VGA input. Only RCA (the three cables) and S-video. Is there any way I could connect my Macbook (not the latest generation, the one with a 950 integrated graphics card) to it? Thank you in advance!!

Thanks for the quick response. I actually copied manually the plist file and rebuilt the database again and everything started working again!! Thanks again!

I got a new harddrive and restored my whole Mac OS X installation from a Time Machine backup. Everything works fine, but Mail starts spinning the beach ball after I start it up and has to be force-quitted. I tried deleting the "Envelope Index" and having it rebuild the database again. It seems...

I was just worried, with the whole complex system of hard link and all that (I'm not really sure how it works...) so that I don't delete some of the actual data when deleting the older backups. You know, maybe my thinking is completely wrong but what if the actual data is stored in that exact...

DeltaMac: you are right. I know about quicklook and use it to browse images in slideshows. I just wish you had the option to use Coverflow in such full screen slideshow. it would look a lot cooler that way :-)

anyone?

i dont understand... once the technology is there, why is it such a problem make it available in full screen as well... i'm never going to use this eye candy myself when browsing through pictures, i just dont think it's very useful. but it would be nice to use to it when showing your vacation...

Is there a way of using Cover Flow in full-screen with Finder? It would be kind of nice to use it to browser through pictures. And it also is the only situation when I actually think cover flow could be useful. Thank you.

Hey folks, I have installed Leopard yesterday and got everything to work pretty well. The last thing that's left is time machine. I have an external harddrive with some extra movies and music I dont need on my internal macbook drive. Both drives are the same size (120gb). If I'm not...

yes, i am sure. i even tried installing saft today and uninstalling it again to make sure there isn't some weirdly forgotten setting from some other time when i might have installed it, but it didn't change anything. you are right, i see the exact option of creating a download folder like that...

i am a neat freak too and that's why i like having them on my desktop :-) that way i always have to either categorize the downloaded file into whatever folder it belongs, or delete it or just do something with it :-) any ideas anybody, why safari is doing this? i really don't feel like...

update: recently I started getting Safari download some of the files directly to the desktop, but it doesn't seem to be based on file type. still around 90% of the files get saved in the Year_Month_Day folder.

nope, nothing like that. I have a couple plugins installed in safari, but they have nothing to do with downloading. stuff like ForgetMeNot, Inquisitor, SIA, Undo Close Tab, and TwiceTab. That's it.

I removed the plist file and restarted Safari. It is still placing all of my downloads into 2007-10-5 folder on my desktop. Any ideas?