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not that i know of, but there's a similar program called DesktopConsole which does the same thing but the window is transparent.

I was wondering if anybody got image magick working under mac os x or know any similar program that i can run under os x. thanks

anybody out there using cinema 4d or any similar 3d program. i have cinema 4d for mac os 9x. but i try to use it in mac os x under classic. when i use the program in mac os 9, i can easily move a object, but when i'm i try it under classic, the object moves to quickly. it's like the mouse is...

try to running gimp on your machine, gimp i believe is closest to photoshop.

wow, i was starting to feel like i wasn't gonna get a reply, thanks. i'm going to try your method.

i'm making a program that uses the unix command uptime.. - (IBAction)getuptime:(id)sender { uptime = [[NSTask alloc] init]; [uptime setLaunchPath:@"/usr/bin/uptime"]; foo = [uptime launch]; [textField setObjectValue:foo]; [uptime release]; } how can i grab the results...

is it possible to write a program in cocoa that reads a XML file or even an AIML file?

I'm teaching myself cocoa, i actually developed a gui program that calculated some numbers (yay for me). right now i'm thinking og devleloping something like the console.app. i already came up with the interface..window and the NSTextView. i was wondering if there was any tutorial or sample code...

Just be happy Apple isn't calling their products Mac OS X ME or some shit like windows.

quick question, what's that on the upper right side of your screen. i know it's a calendar, what is it called and where can i download it?

I'm new at this, when it says.. "To start mysqld at boot time you have to copy support-files/mysql.server to the right place for your system" what do i do?

i forgot to add the stdio when i was typing it up on here. i'm using build 4k46 and whatever version of developer tools is on the apple site. i downloaded it last night. i believe everything is ok but it can't locate "specs" "could not open '/usr/local/libexec/ppc/specs'" am i the only...

i downloaded the devloper tools from apple and installed it nicely. i tried to compile a simply c program and gave me this error.... test.c:0: could not open '/usr/local/libexec/ppc/specs' test.c:1: header file 'stdio.h' not found any idea why its not letting me compile. and the code...

i'm using macos x 4k33 on my g4. when i'm in macos 9.1, i have sound. when i boot into macos x, there's no sound. not even a beep. i went to the system preferences and checked the sounds, everything looks ok but still no sound. any idea why or is this a bug?