Lacero
Nov 20, 09:43 PM
http://www.coolhomepages.com
Some of the flash sites are pretty bad, though. I think usability takes precedence over design, with the exception of Apple of course. Apple.com is probably the best designed and easily navigated site on the web.
Some of the flash sites are pretty bad, though. I think usability takes precedence over design, with the exception of Apple of course. Apple.com is probably the best designed and easily navigated site on the web.
obeygiant
Nov 12, 11:49 AM
http://i56.tinypic.com/alk8qq.jpg
key west, never been there but it looks nice. :)
key west, never been there but it looks nice. :)
ByteOfApple
Jan 8, 08:18 PM
Hello I'm new to the forums and to Motion and I was wondering if anyone had any ideas on how to make a constant thin sparkly line.
1. Library -> Particle Emitters -> Glitter Sparkles -> Apply
2. Open Layer Panel
3. Delete bottom 2 layers
4. Click on Glitter Sparkles main layer group
5. Go to Inspector tab -> Emitter tab
6. Set Shape to Line
7. Set Start Point X to -(1/2 of the size of your canvas)
8. Set End Point X to 1/2 of the size of your canvas.
9. Change color over time features to suit your color needs
10. Adjust Life parameter to suit your needs.
I've attached a render of what it might look like.
1. Library -> Particle Emitters -> Glitter Sparkles -> Apply
2. Open Layer Panel
3. Delete bottom 2 layers
4. Click on Glitter Sparkles main layer group
5. Go to Inspector tab -> Emitter tab
6. Set Shape to Line
7. Set Start Point X to -(1/2 of the size of your canvas)
8. Set End Point X to 1/2 of the size of your canvas.
9. Change color over time features to suit your color needs
10. Adjust Life parameter to suit your needs.
I've attached a render of what it might look like.
clintob
Nov 21, 03:31 PM
I hope these iPhone rumors are true. I've been putting off the PDA-world for too long, waiting for something that would work seemlessly with my Mac lifestyle. C'mon Apple, don't let me down!
alust2013
May 3, 11:14 PM
No, the connectors are completely different. The MacBook Air charger looks like MacBook and MacBook Pro chargers. The iPad charger is more like an iPhone/iPod Touch charger, I believe.
Correct, it uses the same 30-pin dock connector that the iPod/iPhone do, it's just more powerful (but can be used with iPod or iPhone).
Correct, it uses the same 30-pin dock connector that the iPod/iPhone do, it's just more powerful (but can be used with iPod or iPhone).
elppa
Jan 31, 07:31 AM
LOL funny post!!! Who is being negative?
Winni.
Winni.
eyelikeart
Feb 3, 03:19 AM
ahhh....correct time once again!
sorry for the useless post....but had to test it out! :p
sorry for the useless post....but had to test it out! :p
JFreak
Mar 24, 01:09 AM
while the symbolic link should surely work, it's not really UNIX-like elegant solution to this problem. just think about it: you want "mount that another partition to appear as home folder", so instead of linking anything, you could just have that another partition to be called "/Users" for example. and then, every time you access anything /Users/whatever the system will use the partition that has been mounted to /Users
you need to modify /etc/fstab file (in command line interface, using a text editor, pico for example) that tells the operating system what drives to mount and where.
you need to modify /etc/fstab file (in command line interface, using a text editor, pico for example) that tells the operating system what drives to mount and where.
covisio
Mar 29, 09:41 AM
I've just run your CV through my parser and it's extracted the raw text fine. It has broken up the text into individual words rather than flowed properly into whole sentences, this is common though with PDFs. Any device which interprets PDFs will always encounter this problem, some deal with it by intelligently reflowing the text after conversion.
It may be this which is causing some online parsers to reject it?
Can't see anything specifically wrong with the file, all the fonts are embedded properly.
It may be this which is causing some online parsers to reject it?
Can't see anything specifically wrong with the file, all the fonts are embedded properly.
modit
May 5, 08:58 PM
It's a terrific panel. It's everything people say it is. Honestly.
It's $1269 CAD for the iMac 27” - Core i3 3.2 Ghz refurb. Is this a good deal?
Also, is resolution independence from OSX Lion going to improve the 27" viewing experience?
Thanks for the help!
It's $1269 CAD for the iMac 27” - Core i3 3.2 Ghz refurb. Is this a good deal?
Also, is resolution independence from OSX Lion going to improve the 27" viewing experience?
Thanks for the help!
MoparShaha
Jul 7, 09:52 PM
I reported him to the moderators, and he was banned shortly after. I think his banning is justified. He was spamming, plain and simple. If you don't have anything meaningful to add, don't post.
kainjow
Mar 24, 09:52 PM
Yes, send a contact (http://forums.macrumors.com/sendmessage.php) and let us know what your other account was.
iMacC2D
Dec 6, 03:42 PM
Great post & well done.
It's great to see one so young (going by your profile), so passionate about such old equipment. :)
As an old fart who remembers doing component level repair on those Power/Sweep boards, floppy drives and motherboards when the exchange price of a Power/Sweep was AU$450.00, it makes me appreciate somebody taking the time to go this far.
At least when I'm gone there will be those who care enough to keep these curios going. :D
I work as an Apple Tech these days (training complete, pending certification). My co-workers in the service department are all technicians of the mid to late 80's, having worked on these Compact systems when they were brand new. However I don't think they appreciated it as much. Something tells me they were never expecting or hoping to see one of these again. Oh well.
There's just one thing that bugs me about this machine, and that's the fact that the Analog Board has 2 lifted traces, mainly caused by the aging of the board and the harsh weather conditions it was subjected to. They lifted with almost no effort during the capacitor replacement. I've since secured and epoxied them down, but i'll always know that at least one part of the machine had to be patched up. I briefly considered starting over with the Mac Plus analog board but I threw that idea out the window once I saw that the condition of it was significantly worse than the 512's.
I had hoped to build another system like this, perhaps with a 128k as the platform, armed with the knowledge of the first build on what to do (and more importantly what not to do). At this stage I have yet to find a machine that fits the bill as the dead ones are usually already dumped and the working ones are fetching decent amounts with no sign of the prices falling as of yet.
It's great to see one so young (going by your profile), so passionate about such old equipment. :)
As an old fart who remembers doing component level repair on those Power/Sweep boards, floppy drives and motherboards when the exchange price of a Power/Sweep was AU$450.00, it makes me appreciate somebody taking the time to go this far.
At least when I'm gone there will be those who care enough to keep these curios going. :D
I work as an Apple Tech these days (training complete, pending certification). My co-workers in the service department are all technicians of the mid to late 80's, having worked on these Compact systems when they were brand new. However I don't think they appreciated it as much. Something tells me they were never expecting or hoping to see one of these again. Oh well.
There's just one thing that bugs me about this machine, and that's the fact that the Analog Board has 2 lifted traces, mainly caused by the aging of the board and the harsh weather conditions it was subjected to. They lifted with almost no effort during the capacitor replacement. I've since secured and epoxied them down, but i'll always know that at least one part of the machine had to be patched up. I briefly considered starting over with the Mac Plus analog board but I threw that idea out the window once I saw that the condition of it was significantly worse than the 512's.
I had hoped to build another system like this, perhaps with a 128k as the platform, armed with the knowledge of the first build on what to do (and more importantly what not to do). At this stage I have yet to find a machine that fits the bill as the dead ones are usually already dumped and the working ones are fetching decent amounts with no sign of the prices falling as of yet.
SnowDX
Dec 7, 05:48 PM
Option 4?
If this fits:
2011 holden ve series ii ss
2004 Holden Commodore SS VY
Holden Commodore Ute
Holden SS Ute. Take a look at the Holden Commodore SS Ute in the Ute category. Hide details
Holden Commodore SS Ute 1 1
If this fits:
openendstraight
Mar 12, 10:23 PM
I'm gonna wait for the iPad 69, rumor is it is going be great.
tekmoe
Dec 19, 06:01 PM
I don't think he was trying to sound like a jerk, its just that you didn't answer the question...
People really do this these days, he was just trying to clarify... Nothing to take offense about.
what do you want me to do? open it and take a picture of what's inside of it? oh wait, that will make the condition 'USED' and it will no longer be FACTORY SEALED. durrrrrrr :rolleyes:
........
come on people. it's factory sealed, brand new, never been opened. i know there are scammers out there but jeez, c'mon. i'm not some 0 feedback seller who registered yesterday.
give me a break.
People really do this these days, he was just trying to clarify... Nothing to take offense about.
what do you want me to do? open it and take a picture of what's inside of it? oh wait, that will make the condition 'USED' and it will no longer be FACTORY SEALED. durrrrrrr :rolleyes:
........
come on people. it's factory sealed, brand new, never been opened. i know there are scammers out there but jeez, c'mon. i'm not some 0 feedback seller who registered yesterday.
give me a break.
exbox
Aug 29, 08:38 PM
Originally posted by voyagerd
any other sites still have it?
No other site has this, but if one does, they will not have it for long. I will email it to any one who requests it.
any other sites still have it?
No other site has this, but if one does, they will not have it for long. I will email it to any one who requests it.
vmagg88
Jun 18, 11:54 PM
I will be going to Natick as well, not too sure what time though. All I do know is that it will definitely be early!
krimson
Sep 8, 11:00 AM
Already did that earlier, pretty ****ing useless they were too, weren't really interested in applying much pressure.
It's all driving me nuts.
Wow, your ins co sucks. Dont they have a satisfaction pledge or something of the sort there? My policy specifically states that any insurance repair will return the car in a "showroom" condition. A glued on A-pillar trim isn't showroom condition.
at least they're willing to replace it after all.
It's all driving me nuts.
Wow, your ins co sucks. Dont they have a satisfaction pledge or something of the sort there? My policy specifically states that any insurance repair will return the car in a "showroom" condition. A glued on A-pillar trim isn't showroom condition.
at least they're willing to replace it after all.
steveOooo
Apr 16, 02:05 PM
The Sennheiser SKP 100 G3 plug-on transmitter doesnt supply phantom power.
The Shure SM58 is a dynamic mic which apparently doesnt require power so...
If I plug the Sen. plug on adapter, and the cam receiver onto the camera, will i get audio from the mic?
Im wanting to do mainly nightclub interviews so ive heard this is the best option?
The Shure SM58 is a dynamic mic which apparently doesnt require power so...
If I plug the Sen. plug on adapter, and the cam receiver onto the camera, will i get audio from the mic?
Im wanting to do mainly nightclub interviews so ive heard this is the best option?
CanadaRAM
Jan 22, 06:16 PM
Your chances of recovering deleted files are slim under OSX.
http://www.prosoftengineering.com/products/data_rescue_info.php
"Q: Can Data Rescue recover a file I just deleted (I'm running Mac OS X)?
A: No, there is no tool on the market that can recover deleted files without being loaded ahead-of-time. OS X (UNIX) writes over your deleted file immediately, impeding recovery (this was different in previous operating systems that were not based on UNIX). Our other product, Data Recycler can prevent this from happening by protecting you from this type of data loss in the future."
Thanks
Treovr
CanadaRAM.com
http://www.prosoftengineering.com/products/data_rescue_info.php
"Q: Can Data Rescue recover a file I just deleted (I'm running Mac OS X)?
A: No, there is no tool on the market that can recover deleted files without being loaded ahead-of-time. OS X (UNIX) writes over your deleted file immediately, impeding recovery (this was different in previous operating systems that were not based on UNIX). Our other product, Data Recycler can prevent this from happening by protecting you from this type of data loss in the future."
Thanks
Treovr
CanadaRAM.com
snebes
Apr 20, 05:07 PM
I would recommend some focus. I spent 2 minutes on your site (way longer than anyone who would find it with organic search) and I still am not quite sure what it is about.
Are you a photo studio? can I hire you? what is with the tutorials? blog? school project (I'm guessing it may be one based on how it is written)? It just isn't clear.
The design is nice and simple, looks like a good start.
Are you a photo studio? can I hire you? what is with the tutorials? blog? school project (I'm guessing it may be one based on how it is written)? It just isn't clear.
The design is nice and simple, looks like a good start.
AmigoMac
Aug 3, 03:13 AM
www.nvu.com
Macs R Us
Sep 15, 07:23 PM
Hello All,
I got thinking after seeing the iMac G5 and how it was made that there is a good chance that they could make a PDA/Tablet, with OS X, with ease. I have a good feelinh Apple will make such a divice within a year or so. The Apple Newtons on eBay sell for Over $75-200, so Apple making a PDA type divice would be great, there was news that Apple had a newer pattent for a PDA Divice. We can all hope for a Newton again:)...
Thanks All,
Mark Jozaitis
I got thinking after seeing the iMac G5 and how it was made that there is a good chance that they could make a PDA/Tablet, with OS X, with ease. I have a good feelinh Apple will make such a divice within a year or so. The Apple Newtons on eBay sell for Over $75-200, so Apple making a PDA type divice would be great, there was news that Apple had a newer pattent for a PDA Divice. We can all hope for a Newton again:)...
Thanks All,
Mark Jozaitis