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From RandomMaccess 1. Navigate to and open ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.iMovie3.plist (use Text Edit, plist editor doesn't work) 2. Locate to the entry 'autoApplyPanZoomToImportedStills' 3. Then two lines down it says 'true' change this to false 4. Save and open iMovie3

What ports does your puter have? DVI port? S-Video port? Analog Video port? VGA port? RGB port?

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Sorry, I don't have a suggestion. But I have to take issue with your "If you did that iMovie 3 would be flawless" comment :-) I just finished an iMovie rant in another thread.

Ok, Photo to movie does the job soooo much better. It wouldn't be so bad if iMovie would make its photo pan/zoom effect escapable!. For a simple zoom I often don't go through the effort of "outsourcing" the task to Photo to Movie. But what if I want a real still from the iPhoto library. You...

Give this menuling a try. It is pretty cool.

I remember playing around with iconoographer when it first came out. It had some serious stability problems. It has seemed to come a long way. I was able to edit the icons much more effectively in iconoographer.

BitWit, I have an image (pict or jpeg). I can easily separate the white space. How do I tell Icon machine to create a workable alpha channel.

Hello, I have several images I would like made into icons. I cannot seem to get an alpha-channel/mask applied correctly to the images. I have Graphic Converter and Photoshop at my disposal. What Icon editor do you recommend? What are the right steps?

Hello I was wrong with the drag and drop problem. I noticed if certain item(s) are selected in the story-board you cannot drag a new item down or over. This gets rather annoying when deselecting an item can take several seconds (adjusting the play-head). julguribye- I have noticed the lag...

I have an iMac that serves a small website. I have a DSL connection. The router keeps the DSL active all the time. The router also passes events on port 80 to the iMac. The web site gets very little use but I like it to be accessible all the time. However, I also would like my iMac to go to...

I like the dock but... I have modes of use where there are several applications I want to use at one time. Everyday: Safari, Mail, Sherlock, Address Book, iCal, ToDo, iTunes, Terminal Video Editing: iMovie, iTunes, iPhoto, MacOSaiX, Photo to Movie, Graphic Converter Productivity: Office...

There are programs such as Pseudo. I do not know if that will help.

iPhoto does not import the movies from still cameras. But... Image Capture in the utilities folder may pull them off. If the camera mounts on the desktop like a regular USB disk, you may be able to drag the movie files by hand. They are AVIs? Most still cameras produce MPEG video. You may...

What are you trying to accomplish? Using two different mail programs or the same one twice will have the same effect. The mailbox(es) will be stored in the currently logged in user's home. And you may corrupt the mail programs database! If you can convince one of the mail program processes to...

Linux GUIs are terrible. Installations and other operations are terrible. Until a commercial company sells it as a product, as opposed to a service, it will never be able to compete with Mac or Windows. I know drove's of Unix geeks who want a well thought out product, open architecture, and...

On recent Powerbooks, and maybe iBooks, there is a feature that will cause a 4 to 5 second beach ball whenever a sound is requested. The computers are putting the sound system to sleep. This conserves power. You can download "Keep Awake" from versiontracker.com. It let's you modify the sleep...

Instead of QT pro, the latest version of the free iMovie lets you import movies and has an export directly to iDVD option. In iMovie you can set up DVD chapters as well.

karavite, It was your commercial on the other thread that convinced me to try it out. You should get a commission :-)

And now that iMovie is a non-modal window, I expected to be able to drag files into the clip panel or story board. I purchased "Photo to Movie". Great program.