Quote: Originally Posted by Ratm Too small. I was thinking the opposite... That would be a HUGE blanket. But, realistically you just adjust the square size to make the per…

Where's the Apple logo? Hong-kong fewy!

Quote: Originally Posted by euchomai I was thinking the opposite... That would be a HUGE blanket. But, realistically you just adjust the square size to make the perfect blanket…

Frick that's awesome... wish I could get someone to make me one... that'd rock sooooo much!

How about the dogcow? Edited for Apple accuratedness

Is the dogcow still around?

I have a dogcow pencil on my desk. He will always be around as long as he is in our heart.

I have many fond memories of Clarus, as well as other classic Mac characters, like Uli the moose.

Quote: Originally Posted by JoshuaZ I have a dogcow pencil on my desk. He will always be around as long as he is in our heart. ...and on our dashboard

ttiwwp

Quote: Originally Posted by brapper ...and on our dashboard And our WoW guilds

Quote: Originally Posted by cpt kangarooski Here. Thanks Cpt Kangarooski, that was just what I was looking for.

I think that us very cool.

Show us a pic when it's done!

Shouldn't we make a sticky that lists all the universal binaries available just to help all the lucky people who ordered an Intel Mac ?

I shall start the ball rolling with: DragThing 5.6.3 Video2Pod 1.2.4 Peek-a-Boo 2.4 Art Directors Toolkit 5.0 OSXvnc 1.7 PCalc 3.0.3 GraphicConverter X 5.7.5 OmniDiskSweeper 1.5 b…

Synergy (latest Version) World of Warcraft [b]1.9.3[/b (Coming near the end of January) -Owl

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Extensive list which I copied from the Norwegian Mac1 Forum. I have not verified that the list is correct! Universal-binary: 3D Weather Globe 4Peaks Accellent AddressWeb aMule An…

Edit: yikes, albook posted first.... big list... Some of those, at least the versions I have, are not Universal binaries, like VLC and Xjournal

QuarkXpress SpeedDownload

QuarkXpress was a surprise, how about Adobe's stuff, any official-ish timetable?

When the next versions are ready (approximately 18 months from the last release)

Quote: Originally Posted by z0ne81 QuarkXpress Let's stay with released products, no?

Snail Mail (envelope printing) Yum (recipe management) are both Universal applications (PPC and Intel).