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I believe it's Saturday, Nov. 9th. We have training the 3 weekends prior to that, Saturdays & Sundays.

What Carbon apps support Services? I would really like to know, it could make services more useful to me. Also, is it possible to put Services in the contextual menu? I am not a programmer, so i would not know, but if any of you want to give it a shot i would love to see what you come up with.

I just picked up a part-time holiday help position at the Apple Store opening in King of Prussia, PA. I am a college student w/53 credits @ Penn State Abington Campus. I started as a CompSci major, but I am not an engineer; I am too people-oriented. All I had going for me was a little retail...

Um, speeding the finder up, adding the search field and a find function that wasn't just a link to a huge piece of bloatware, adding the ability for folder and file icons to have not only their name but also some important detail, allowing multiple get info windows, etc... was improving the...

Services only work in Cocoa apps (like OmniWeb) and most (if not all) work only on selected text.

Strobe didn't say that the OS required a 3-button mouse, but rather that some apps did. In fact, the whole complaint of the post was directed towards apps. Vanguard – I am pretty sure theGIMP requires a 3-button mouse, as do many UNIX apps.

I'll assume the "winking smiley" meant you were kidding, seeing as how we *DO* have JAVA. Anyway, along with what 90X Double Side mentioned, I always saw SUN as being bigger than Apple, and even if they were the same size Apple simply isn't big enough or having enough capital to justify such a...

macminute.com says Apple has now posted those and other ads

I have been wanting to extract part of a sound from a Super Nintendo game called Zombies Ate My Neighbors for some time now. With SNES 9X I can play the game on my computer (and have it look better than on my GF's TV), and Audio Overload can convert game audio files to normal formats. However...

That puzzle may have to do with decoding a phone number or something....like if you flip all the pairs on each side of the 5, and dial the # like that.... I don't know. But one of the pics is a document with a phone # written on it.

...and #4 is an error message from Disney Online :p

I tried clicking on your link, but because of "https" instead of "http" I got an error page in omniweb, so when I removed the "s" the address sent me here: http://home1.nikonnet.com/photosharing/guestindex.html?RefreshRandom=0.6882235015295666 which is Nikon's (a camera company) site for...

I think the point is that there are too many developers for all of them to take a stand; customers would simply switch to the developers whose sites work in the most popular browser. On another note, I know it probably means at most like a 1% difference, but I (and many others) use OmniWeb...

I too have Address Book in my Dock... I don't have iChat there because I use the Menu Add-On for iChat, so I never need iChat in the dock, and I only open it if I actually start chatting with someone.

yes I mentioned this a while earlier (yesterday I think).

Apple has been very loud about their support of Standards, so any developer who follows the standards shouldn't need a Mac in-house (they may use it as an excuse to buy one, though ;) ). As far as the multiple browser idea goes, I think it is always a good idea to know what your choices are...

Today the Apple page this all started from (1st link in 1st post) had ":q:" at the bottom, and it links to the QT download page.

I'm sorry, my mistake, I meant the PPPoE menuling, under the PPPoE prefs. I really like Menulings too, and as more useful ones become available to me (I don't use any that gather info like weather online as I am on dialup) perhaps I will remove the ones I never use. Anyway, it uses the Ethernet...

I have a cube, and I love it! Other than problems with heat (i.e. my mom puts something that blocks airflow to the external power brick, and the computer blinks off when said brick overheats) it has always worked like a champ! Also, I don't think heat is quite the issue internally (maybe with...

Javintosh- I notice you don't have either the Modem Status menuling or the Ethernet one. Why?