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My very first web pages were built in pico (back when flashing text was the hottest thing around). But since I installed OSX, I have been using Omniwebs built in editor. It is a very simple editor, but has some powerful features... 1) Reformat - reformats the page based on your tables...

the only RAM I buy (unless it is for a PC and I don't care) is PC133 CL2. It is a little more expensive, but I feel that it is worth the extra cost. I work in Photoshop and other high performance programs, so every little performance gain is a benefit to me.

Personally, I would buy the Dual Processor machine. RAM is so cheap now days and processors are NOT. With the Dual, you will get more performance benefit for your money in the long term. If you were to take out the memory that comes with the mac and buy 3 256mb chips (bringing your machine...

I think that I would consider 3D design to be a subset of graphic design. You still use a lot of the 2D graphic design tools in 3D. There are so many programs that are used in the Graphic Design field. Page Layout: (listed in order of preference) QuarkXPress, Pagemaker, & InDesign...

this is copied from the crucial website explaining what Latency is... When I was on the phone with crucial, the rep told me that in general, the CL=2 chip runs about 10% faster compared to a CL=3 chip. This obviously requires you to have all of your chips to be the same latency in order...

this is copied from the crucial website explaining what Latency is... When I was on the phone with crucial, the rep told me that in general, the CL=2 chip runs about 10% faster compared to a CL=3 chip. This obviously requires you to have all of your chips to be the same latency in order...

Crucial does seem to be very expensive for their 512mb. I really do not know why this is. It seems that whenever a new type of memory becomes available, Crucials price is very high. They generally seem to be about 10% above what the "average" price is. One advantage with Crucial is that...

How would PC133 memory run slower? The latency is the same. I thought the only difference between PC66, PC100, PC133, & PC150 was the bus speed tolerances. I understood that PC100 memory was guaranteed to be stable at 100 mhz bus, but could perform just as well at a 133 mhz bus. Why then...

I buy RAM from www.crucial.com for all of my macs. It costs a little more, but it is in the same league as Kensington. No matter which Mac I buy it for, I have been buying the memory for the new PC133 G4s. I even put a PC133 256mb chip in a Blue & White (not that it does anything special)...

I think that the original font used is ITC Garamond Condensed from Adobe. Maybe the Apple Garamond was redesigned (like adding apple logo and other things). If you have CorelDraw, or any of the other Corel programs that include fonts, there is a number of Garamond variations that might work...

ok... i have two different networks that I work with all the time. One is my network at home (that uses the Linksys Router). The network that I am asking these questions about is the network AT WORK! =) What I have found with the Linksys router is that it is not the most stable... I have...

Let me redefine my question a little. What is the future of Carbon? As I understand, it was designed to be a step inbetween Classic APIs and Cocoa APIs? This this a correct understanding? If so, this would lead me to believe that if you are developing programs for the Mac OSX, but are...

Chances are that this has already been asked and answered, but here it is anyway. For a pretty new programmer (me), who has experience with REALbasic and Microsoft (ahck) VC++, which is better to start programming in? Carbon or Cocoa. I know that the limitations of Cocoa is that is only...

you said server.... I am running OSX standard. Eventually, I may buy the server package, but that is not an option for me right now. I have used a Linksys DSL router in the past, and it is very easy to use. Only costs $100 ($140 if you want the 4-port hub). Has built-in...

I just read about the new OSX coming out, but it will not be available until sometime September. It did say that it would incorporate SAMBA into it to allow sharing between PCs and Macs. I have not played with SAMBA, so I would assume if it can use shared printers through the mac, then so will...

I just saw this posted on versiontracker, but here is the company address... DAVE has been a Mac to PC file sharing program like Samba and/or Sharity. DAVE allows you to connect to PCs as well as host your own folders so that PCs can access them. Best of all, this program is very easy to...

I need to run an Internet Gateway to allow all of the computers at work to get through to the internet. I want to setup a Vitual Private Network (192.168.1.#) and DHCP (but that is not as important) running off the OSX iMac that I have running (limited to one ethernet). This iMac has a static...

I was reading in some of the threads about repartitioning a hard drive and moving the VM file over to that drive (to reduce frags), and another person said that he increased his VM file size from the default 80mb to 600mb. How do I do these things? I have been looking through the...

No. What I was describing with OS9 was how it was setup before I installed OSX. In fact, I have been having too much fun with OSX that I haven't even tried Classic yet! I just downloaded Super Get Info... we will see if that works better this time.

I tried that accidently at work today... we must be behind a firewall, and I was trying to plug in a Static IP. The IP was not working, so the registration cancelled. The internet access was completely down on the iMac I was installing it on, so I went back to the gateway & virtual...