My gut says that you are sending HTML formatted mail which is following the typical default of white text from SmugMug and you do not have a background. I am surprised that changing the colors does not work. I do not use Mail to know how to fix it. I am solely guessing based on the symptoms.
ta-darrrrrrrrrr...fixed.
Mail Preferences/Composing and set message format to Plain Text
twitterrific is probably the best designed iPhone app i've found. Really outstanding job.
Shazam is just black magic, and so cool.
Remote is just fun
and a tip: hold down the home and lock buttons to take a screenshot of your iPhone
I added Google Talk, or GTalk, or whatever it is they call it. http://google.com/talk from your iphone, then save the bookmark to your home screen. Not exactly an app, but close to it.
Oh, BTW: Shazam IS magic. I've managed to stump it, but I had to work hard at it. I put in some of my more esoteric reggae, and it got it. The one mistake it got right the second time at a different part of the same song. WOW.
Tossing an app in the trash bin works if the entire application is contained in one file. Many apps, including Apple apps like Final Cut, have various and sometimes rather sizable pieces of the app strewn around in other locations like Application Support. If the program is or installs kernel extensions or other non-application files (Parallels does this among others), you must use a developer-provided uninstaller or other manual removal method.
Unfortunately, if the developer does not provide an uninstaller, Mac OS X lacks a central Windows-like "Add or Remove Programs" to help with these tasks.
Tossing an app in the trash bin works if the entire application is contained in one file.
Tks CB..thats sort of what i was thinking. So i have 2 of the same weather widgets on my desktop & they are not in my widget section. How would you go about removing one of them ?
If you are talking about Dashboard widgets, when Dashboard is open, try this? Click the plus sign at the bottom left corner of the screen, then click Manage Widgets, then see if the two copies show up in the list, and click the minus sign to delete one.
If that does not work, then try looking in these two locations to delete the widget file manually:
I'm having problems running Final Cut Pro on my home system. Fair enough. Could be bad RAM, a bad firewire card, or many other things.
But in troubleshooting it I tried running it from a new user account (to eliminate any preferences issues or software conflicts).
Then, I got the following dialog. Each button does exactly the same thing as the other buttons: ABSOLUTELY NOTHING.
Man, I'm ticked at Apple on this one. How ridiculous is this dialog?
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David, I think something's wrong. I just don't know what. But that does not look like a standard Final Cut Pro dialog. And Apple's HIG specifically forbid "Yes, No, Cancel" dialog boxes... because they suck, and because they are not clear. So I really don't know what's going on there.
David, I think something's wrong. I just don't know what. But that does not look like a standard Final Cut Pro dialog. And Apple's HIG specifically forbid "Yes, No, Cancel" dialog boxes... because they suck, and because they are not clear. So I really don't know what's going on there.
I knew that about the yes, no, cancel. It's definitely something under the hood, not intended for public consumption.
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Anybody know of a good, free tool to migrate data from Windows to a Mac? Simple files aren't a problem--I'll just use an external drive or the LAN--but I would like to move Firefox bookmarks, cookies, passwords and settings as well as Thunderbird addresses and mailboxes without having to hunt all over a new filesystem to figure out where they are supposed to go. Just to clarify, FF and Tbird will also be on the new machine.
Anybody know of a good, free tool to migrate data from Windows to a Mac? Simple files aren't a problem--I'll just use an external drive or the LAN--but I would like to move Firefox bookmarks, cookies, passwords and settings as well as Thunderbird addresses and mailboxes without having to hunt all over a new filesystem to figure out where they are supposed to go. Just to clarify, FF and Tbird will also be on the new machine.
Thx.
Richard: I migrated FF from Windows to Mac easily. I simply installed FF on the Mac. Then I copied the entire FF default profile directory from my Windows PC the the Mac. Everything came over including add-ons.
Rather than typing it all in, I found this via Google that saves me the time of typing, but this is what I did. Simply copy FROM the Windows directory listed, and TO the Mac directory listed. Install FF on Mac first.
I do not remember doing the terminal command, as I had not launched FF on the Mac, and I believe I deleted any profile that was there to begin with. ( but I may have, don't recall):
Here’s how to do it (from the Mozilla knowledge base):
Completely close Firefox
Copy the profile folder to wherever you want to store it. You can copy it anywhere except the application’s program directory.
Windows XP
C:\Documents and Settings\<Windows login/user name>\Application Data\Mozilla\
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trouble for Iphone users!
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I have a buncha cool apps, I dig AIM and twitterific on my iPhone - and of course, SmugShot!
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twitterrific is probably the best designed iPhone app i've found. Really outstanding job.
Shazam is just black magic, and so cool.
Remote is just fun
and a tip: hold down the home and lock buttons to take a screenshot of your iPhone
Still rockin' the "retro" version m'self. I'm sure I'll get upgraded sooner or later. Maybe later.
We can compare phones in about 6 weeks, Andy
In Leopard, it's in mail.
Command-comma in all applications opens the preferences window. Or Mail->Preferences.
Mail Preferences/Composing and set message format to Plain Text
*Except those coded by drain bamaged crack monkeys, or Adobe.
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I added Google Talk, or GTalk, or whatever it is they call it. http://google.com/talk from your iphone, then save the bookmark to your home screen.
Where oh where is adium for the iPhone?
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Its an desktop widget (its on there twice) and a the odd other programme.
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No weird voodoo magic to uninstall?
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Not unless you consider "Empty Trash" to be weird voodoo magic.
Unfortunately, if the developer does not provide an uninstaller, Mac OS X lacks a central Windows-like "Add or Remove Programs" to help with these tasks.
If that does not work, then try looking in these two locations to delete the widget file manually:
[harddrive]/Library/Widgets
[harddrive]/Users/[username]/Library/Widgets
MY.
I'm completely stunned by this.
I'm having problems running Final Cut Pro on my home system. Fair enough. Could be bad RAM, a bad firewire card, or many other things.
But in troubleshooting it I tried running it from a new user account (to eliminate any preferences issues or software conflicts).
Then, I got the following dialog. Each button does exactly the same thing as the other buttons: ABSOLUTELY NOTHING.
Man, I'm ticked at Apple on this one. How ridiculous is this dialog?
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I got it when I tried to run it in a new user account (troubleshooting step).
Anyway, no matter how I got there, or how I could fix it, that is the single stupidest dialog box EVER. :ptptptptptptpt
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Stoopit or useless. i prefer useless.
David, I think something's wrong. I just don't know what. But that does not look like a standard Final Cut Pro dialog. And Apple's HIG specifically forbid "Yes, No, Cancel" dialog boxes... because they suck, and because they are not clear. So I really don't know what's going on there.
I knew that about the yes, no, cancel. It's definitely something under the hood, not intended for public consumption.
They got an earful from me, that's for sure!
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Maybe they're just trying to make recent Windows converts feel welcome.
Home sweet home!
My zen didn't work on my mac, so I got an ipod touch.
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Anybody know of a good, free tool to migrate data from Windows to a Mac? Simple files aren't a problem--I'll just use an external drive or the LAN--but I would like to move Firefox bookmarks, cookies, passwords and settings as well as Thunderbird addresses and mailboxes without having to hunt all over a new filesystem to figure out where they are supposed to go. Just to clarify, FF and Tbird will also be on the new machine.
Thx.
Richard: I migrated FF from Windows to Mac easily. I simply installed FF on the Mac. Then I copied the entire FF default profile directory from my Windows PC the the Mac. Everything came over including add-ons.
Rather than typing it all in, I found this via Google that saves me the time of typing, but this is what I did. Simply copy FROM the Windows directory listed, and TO the Mac directory listed. Install FF on Mac first.
I do not remember doing the terminal command, as I had not launched FF on the Mac, and I believe I deleted any profile that was there to begin with. ( but I may have, don't recall):
Here’s how to do it (from the Mozilla knowledge base):