Can you describe exactly how you made the edit? What tool did you use?

how do you crack the executible open to get at the .pdf? -Andrew

hex dump was used in this case but any number of other approaches will work. The key is be sure the new image is exactly the same size as the original image.

I used Photoshop and Resorcerer (HexEdit would do just fine). I'd be interested in better methods for reducing the size of a pdf image. Don't forget the progress bar: http://forum…

Sorry for being a n00b, but I just got my mini and noticed that it doesn't play m4ps when it's hooked up to my car. It plays mp3s fine, but anything that I have ripped as an AAC o…

hmm.. i don't know.. maybe try reformatting your iPod? :O

that's weird, about half my library (2000 songs) are AAC and they all work fine..

I had a problem when my iPod mini was skipping songs. I'm not sure if it was the same thing. I was pretty annoyed about it. Recopying the songs over (all of them) several times see…

Well, Ozmodiar, what was the verdict? And how are the peppers down there? Pretty insane, I bet!

OK, I got a new battery for my 30Gb 3G iPod, but I didn't buy the one that comes with the plastic tool. Does anybody have any tips on how to open it? This is the hardest part abo…

Well, the iPod advice in this forum is pretty pathetic. For anyone else who searches and eventually finds this post, here is my answer: I grabber two pocket knives based on advice…

Success. We now have an 8-hour battery lifed iPod again.

Congrats!

Quote: Originally Posted by Eriamjh Well, the iPod advice in this forum is pretty pathetic. Well, I was going to offer to mail you the tools that came with my battery. I'm …

I'm sorry I didn't see your post until now. There are excellent video guides to disassembling your iPod here: http://eshop.macsales.com/tech_cente...directory.html

Quote: Originally Posted by ThinkInsane Well, I was going to offer to mail you the tools that came with my battery. I'm sure that'd qualify as being helpful. I appreciat…

Just bustin' 'em on ya. I saw your post when you first put it up, but I was at work and tied up. I meant to get back to it later and forgot about it. Sorry about that.

I can't wait to buy a new iMAC 20" 2Ghz, but has Apple solved the fan noise that plagued the Rev A models? Please let me know you experiences, Jan Boersma

Seriously, I have heard people mention this, but I use a RevA 1.6ghz 17" at work, (I am using it right now), and no matter how hard I thrash it it has NEVER EVER made the slightest…

I'm using a 1.8Ghz iMac at work with 1 GB of RAM and for normal, non-taxing purposes - web surfing, writing, etc. - it's utterly silent. But when I play Snood (probably the least-t…

I don't want to go so far as to say the fan noise problems have been fixed, but the difference between my Rev.A 17" and my new Rev.B 20" is astounding. The 17" emitted a terrible …

Mine sounds like a leafblower, even on automatic. I guess mine is faulty and a rev.a board. I'm not sure though. I don't know if they have fixed it on the newer iMac's.

I don't have an older rev A to compare it to but my 20" rev B seems pretty darn quiet. Just sitting in front of it you can hear the "whoosh" of a fan but from 5" away, you can't t…

Screamingfit, what about when you do processor-intensive stuff? Any noticeable ramp-up in fan speed?

I'd like to hear more from Rev. B owners as well.... I'd be more likely to consider an iMac if it were very quiet.