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I haven't read anywhere about replacing the shuffle's battery. In fact I haven't read about anyone's shuffle going bad. If it's under warranty, send it to Apple. If not, it'll probably be cheaper to buy a new one - and by the time your battery dies there will be better and cheaper shuffles (or...

Download the latest iPod software for Windows here: http://www.apple.com/ipod/download/

See http://www.macosx.com/forums/showthread.php?t=49989

Hm well this is a Mac website, so probably not a lot we can do but point you to somewhere else like here http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=300361

:rolleyes: interesting.. a bit late though - christmas was almost a month ago :D

Yep. They should be complaining to the director of the videos instead of Apple. Sheesh.

Heh, yes do we need to discuss this again? :rolleyes:

Are you creating a Cocoa or Carbon app, or using another API?

See http://www.modwest.com/help/kb1-231.html

Sometimes when I create an RTF in Mac OS X using the default font (Helvetica, I think) and than view it on my PC, the default font there is all pixelly and messed up. So when using RTFs, make sure to pick a font that's available on both platforms, like Arial, Times, etc.

They do work with PCs that have AppleWorks installed - you have to add the extension .cwk for the PC to see it, but very few PCs have AppleWorks installed, so it's still best to use a different format :)

Annoyingly Panther doesn't have the "readlink" command like Tiger, but "file" can read symlinks though

From the documentation (in the download, page 28 of DMKit_2.0_API.pdf):

Sweet it works, thanks. I could have swore I tried that though.. :confused: oh well :)

Is it possible to create a symlink that uses a relative path instead of an absolute one?

Try PrefsMenu

Try opening this URL in QuickTime Player: http://stream.qtv.apple.com/events/jan/mw2006/m_mw_2006_650_ref.mov Wow, it's perfect quality now! You can jump to any part of the movie and it starts playing at that spot instantly (well, on my Power Mac)! :D

I found this today: http://www.openosx.com/wintel/index.html - they've released a universal binary that runs on the Intel Macs. Haven't heard anything about how fast it really is, but looks interesting:

Yes he's getting confused. Core Duo = dual cores = 2 processors on 1 chip = MacBook Pro and new iMac :D

Read my post at the bottom of page 1. It has to do with how much power can be sent with the USB vs FireWire connection.