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¡Feliz Navidad! y esta es un duplicato :D

From their website: By then, Safari will have so many features, speed and stability, Firefox being a Cocoa app will be quite late in the browser market, but if it's popularity keeps up, it may be a huge move for them.

Everytime I get one of those automated AIM messages that is basically a virus, I always click on it to see what it is. It's usually a .com file or an .exe. All my friends always warn me about them, but I know better :D

It means "nevermind" - I posted something and then took it back :o :p

*nvm*

I find it funny how athiests don't want God to be a part of anything in the US, yet they still celebrate Christmas :rolleyes: Anyways, Merry Christmas/Happy Holidays/etc :) I have 8 people in my family I have to purchase gifts for every year... and as a college student that ain't easy :(

I agree. I used it for a while, but once Safari 1.3 came out, I switched back. Firefox is slightly faster, but I'd rather have the OS X look and feel, and spelling, then a few milliseconds of my time.

Just go step by step and do examples as you go. PHP is easy, but sometimes it's hard to remember all the functions. When I'm doing PHP I always have www.php.net open - very handy for quick reference of functions and stuff.

It's not his home phone number, it's Apple's phone number: http://www.google.com/search?sa=X&oi=fwp&pb=f&q=(408)+996-1010

Here you go. I've included the Xcode project (was made in Cocoa). In the Finder, control-click the .app and go to Show Package Contents, then navigate to Contents/Resources/website. This is where the web site files can go. You can change the name of the folder, but make sure you update that name...

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Safari on Windows XP? http://img487.imageshack.us/my.php?image=safwins5om.jpg

I have an old PowerMac G3 I use for software testing running 10.3.9. Yesterday I was downloading/installing some security update, and the power went out. Today was the first time I went to turn it back on, and nothing happens at all when I push the power button :(. I tried a few different...

The QuickTime Player in QuickTime 7 is a Cocoa application. QTKit is Cocoa. However, QuickTime itself uses Carbon. Usually I can tell an app is Cocoa just by looking at the interface. Carbon is not as good looking. Also, 99% of all Cocoa apps use the same About window, which has text fields...

QuickTime Player, at least in Tiger, is Cocoa. I hope that the Finder is rewritten in Cocoa for Leopard. *Please be true* No one said Apple would be releasing their own apps for Windows besides Safari. Apple realizes Safari is the dominant browser for Mac OS X because it obeys both Aqua and...

fryke, the guy posts a link to http://www.macbidouille.com/news/2005-12-01/#11945... not sure if it's relevent or not.

Tiger uses by default GCC 4, while Panther uses GCC 3.3. GCC 4 is a lot stricter. You can set it up to use GCC 3.3 by selecting your target and go Get Info. Then in the Rules tab, click the + button at the bottom, and choose for "Process" the "C++ Sources Files" and for "using" choose "GCC 3.3".

type "php -v" in the Terminal. Or through PHP code?

Why not? It's been done before with NeXTSTEP?

Cocoa on Windows Now the whole concept of "Universal Binaries" is much clearer! We also need a French translator for the link in the article (fryke?) :)