Search results

Did Apple introduce the 'Style Sheet' preference in Safari v64, or has it always been there? This feature is really cool. It lets you view all the web pages that you browse using a custom Style Sheet.

It's pretty simple really. What the patent affects is a 'constant' and 'consistent' interface. All one has to do is change the navigation in such a way so that it's no longer consistent. Most sites that use the 'tabbed' look are already doing this, either by changing the shading, color, button...

They did, it was called 'Newton'.

And not just Finder Burning either (which was all that was supported until support went completely away in 10.1.2). The Apple System Profile says 'Fully supported.' iTunes burning and all! I wonder if backup works... Who cares... I'm soooo stoked!!

Actually when a software company starts to deliver FC builds they generally run 'regression tests' on the software and verify that an acceptable number of them pass. This can happen with an FC1 build, and given the number of builds that Apple put out there it doesn't really surprise me that it did.

Use PCMacLAN. www.miramar.com

The issue with the relocation of the icons when the Dock is positioned on the right no longer happens in Mac OS X 10.1.2. Just thought you'd all like to know.