Well I figured it out. I had to modify NSToolbarShowColorsItemIdentifier with the method, - (void) toolbarWillAddItemNSNotification *)notification. Here is my code if anyone is int…

Well, I'm glad you got it sorted!

Hi I had some problems with my airport express tonight and as a part of the troubleshooting I erased the airport keychain entry. Since then, my other keychain entries have stoppe…

some PC buddy just informed me that the much talked about Calibrating BOINC Core Clients by Trux recently had their mac release. take a look here: http://boinc.truxoft.com/core-ca…

Hello all. I have an intel iMac. It is connected to a TV in the other room. So far I have managed to get it controlled with a wireless mouse so that I can instigate Frontrow. The…

Yes, I have Reader 7 installed. I do like the plugin that displays pdfs in Safari. Trouble is, when I try to view a pdf inside Safari, the Adobe plugin asks me to locate Adobe Read…

Try doing a "Detect and Repair" from within Adobe Readers "Help" menu...

Good Idea! I forgot about that. It says "No missing components detected. Repair not needed." Does this sound like a problem that only I have? Chris

Hmm, have you tried to reinstall Adobe Reader? Do you have any other PDF plug-ins installed by chance (Schubert)?

I haven't reinstalled Reader yet, and I don't have any other pdf plugins installed. But you got me thinking and I've solved the problem. I simply copied the AdobePDFViewer.plugin …

Aww, gotcha. Good job!

Thanks for the tip. 'Tis muchly appreciated!

I just did a restore of my system from a dmg, onto a clean partition. Everything works great, but it looks like it created some extra directories in the root folder that were not …

They are not visible but they are there to stay If you want to 'see' them, open Terminal and type: cd .. and press intro/return do it again cd .. and press intro/return now…

Thanks...but I DON'T want to see them! I guess they lost their invisible status when I restored the files.

Just use a utility such as XRay (check MacUpdate) to set the Invisible flag on the files, and you should be all set.

My wife just got a Nano (from her school) which won't load on her old iMac running OS10.2 with a 233 mhz G3, 256 ram and iTunes2. Oh and it has the lovely sherbet orange shell. If …

Make sure that that OSX is updated. USB 1.1 is a pain in the butt. It shouldn't be a huge seal though. USB 2.0 is preferable, but I wouldn't call it a must unless you would be usin…

Hi Rickman, I recently downgraded from a 12 inch AluBook to a 15 inch Tibook and have only usb 1 now for my shuffle. It works ok but of course it takes a while to transfer the d…

Update iTunes. You can have iTunes 6 on Jaguar.

I'm currently using RadTech Sleevz to protect my new iPod nano, but they are a little flimsy and don't offer much in the way of protection. What I'm really after is a case that com…

Hello, As suggested by Apple, AAC file formats will give you a better battery life when using the iPod...So I was thinking... Should I reencode my MP3 files in AAC? Would…

Quote: Originally Posted by thiagofll Hello, As suggested by Apple, AAC file formats will give you a better battery life when using the iPod...So I was thinking... Sho…

Quote: Originally Posted by Spaceman Spiff AAC is a more complex compression standard, so most people agree it preserves more of the original quality than a MP3. However it is n…

Re-encoding a lossy format into another lossy format will just result in data being thrown out. Your songs will sound worse, guaranteed.