Quote: Originally posted by crooner: Thanks, mrgaskell. Glad to hear that I'll still have that "new case smell" for a while. Good quote, btw. The more I look at the…

Well... after much agonizing and obsessing between choices 5 and 6 I decided to go with number 6: While I still like 5, I feel that 6 has a bit more contrast and looks a bit more…

I would have gotten a case like that. If It had a place to store the headphones.

Quote: Originally posted by Zimphire: I would have gotten a case like that. If It had a place to store the headphones. I haven't seen any cases that store headpho…

I would go for number 5 or number 1. They look like really nice cases. I wonder if they have them for the 3G.

Quote: Originally posted by discotronic: I would go for number 5 or number 1. They look like really nice cases. I wonder if they have them for the 3G. I'm pretty s…

Quote: Originally posted by crooner: I haven't seen any cases that store headphones. Which ones have you seen? Marwares Covertable or whatever it's called that I b…

Quote: Originally Posted by Zimphire Marwares Covertable or whatever it's called that I bought has one. waterfield cases have headphones storage: sfbags.com

and I have to say that it rocks. Maybe not worth the $29 but is worth, say $19. Plastic feels good and durable, cool external navigation wheel-thingy and a nice cord. Only gripe is…

Quote: Originally posted by mrgaskell: and I have to say that it rocks. Maybe not worth the $29 but is worth, say $19. Plastic feels good and durable, cool external navi…

i agree. got it the same day as my shuffle. i love it so far. the only thing is the string kinda gets in the way. oh well

Quote: Originally posted by dmxplosive: i agree. got it the same day as my shuffle. i love it so far. the only thing is the string kinda gets in the way. oh well T…

Posted by CharlesS in the MacNN Feedback Forum. "One of the things that is beautiful about Mac OS X is the application bundle format. On OS X, most applications, although they lo…

And if the pesky application DID happen to include an installer (One in the .pkg format which Apple's installer uses) You can always use Desinstaller

Quote: Originally posted by King Bob On The Cob: And if the pesky application DID happen to include an installer (One in the .pkg format which Apple's installer uses) Y…

Desinstaller

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also try reinstall openbase application like daylite. alos some apps are leaving stuff everywhere like in Frameworks folder of where not...and what about the preferences files?

Quote: Originally Posted by ZXspectrum video link not working. He's simply dragging IE to the trash and emptying it. You're not missing out.

What is the difference between "secure empty" opposed to just emptying trash? jmault

Quote: Originally Posted by jmault What is the difference between "secure empty" opposed to just emptying trash? jmault That's a simple question with a complex answer. Emp…

i was jjust gonna post , on how to uninstall cuz i was wonderin that also. I'd be all lookin for the uninstaller an couldn't find it for any of my programs so i was gonna come on h…

thanks mindwaves / charlesx - your post is the missing nugget of information apple should have put in the mac help files just cleaned up 7gb of apps I dont need - i'm loving it. …

Adam on the MacCast podcast was talking about AppZapper for removing applications and their associated files. He seemed to think it was good.

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