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Excellent pack of units (with options), easy install (a simple 'drag this plugin to that location' file), and at no charge even! I couldn't find any online rundown of what exactly is included, so here's the new filters I see in Pixelmator after installing Units: Distortion > NI Displacement Blur > NI Directional, Soften Rectangle Stylize > NI 3x3 Weights, Dots, Drop Shadow, LED Lights, Scanlines, Sobel Edge, Sobel Edge (Deprecated), Zebra Color > NI Alpha From Color, Alpha Threshold, Color Mask With Value, Color Over, Expand Color, Invert Channels, Join Channels, Join Channels With Alpha, Join Channels With Max Alpha, Mask From Color, Multiply, Preserve With Value, Replace With Color, Threshold, Threshold With Colors, Alpha Channel, Blue Channel, Green Channel, HSV to RGB, Invert Alpha, Luma (Rec. 601), Luminance (Rec. 709), Red Channel, RGB To HSV, RGB To YUV, YUV To RGB Generator > NI Circle (Filled), Circle (Stroked), Dots Generator, Linear Gradient (Three Colors), Noise, Rectangle (Filled) Geometry > NI Flip, Random Crop Transition > NI Dissolve With Mask |
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Have you checked out Noise Industry Units? http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/20971/noise-industries-units |
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Pedias are separate to favor people that want 'just that', I think. If you're looking for an all-in-one, Booxter might be closer to your aim. |
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The an error message about ShoveBox should pop up in the Console when it unexpectedly quits. What does it say? |
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I've found that in a pinch Leopard's own Quick Look feature works pretty well. iPhoto's method isn't too shabby either. But no, nothing perfect.. |
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I'd suggest you download the combo update for your current OS version (10.4.11 I'm assuming), and reinstall that over what you have right now. Then go ahead and run the other updates (without interruption this time, hopefully). It's worth a shot at least, and is easier than wiping the HD and doing a clean install. |
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The "REQUIREMENTS Mac OS X 10.4.11 or later, Client and Server" part makes me think it brings security enhancements to Tiger, similar to those that the other update brings to Leopard. |
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I did run the 10.5.3 update recently, though I'm not sure that caused it. |
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Suddenly getting the question mark today. Images loaded fine previously... |
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This is Donationware (as stated on their website), not Freeware. |
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While not mac-specific, Flash Trek: Broken Mirror is a free option. http://www.arcadestreet.com/flash-trek-broken-mirror.htm |
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Does this extend to programs that don't normally have the ability to save progress made on a document-less state at any time? |
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Dead download link, Info link indicates cessation. |
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Yeah, website/download are dead. |
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Seems discontinued. Download link redirects to error page. |
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Viou was just updated February of 2008 for Tiger and Leopard only, PPC/Intel. Folder Icon X looks to still be PPC. |
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Fun little game, clean and easy to pick up and play for a few moments. Maybe it's just because I keep dying before I get high enough (73k is my highest score so far), but does something happen when you hit a certain point value? Perhaps a change in scenery? I keep waiting for something to happen. The only way I've found to get out of the High Scores view is by hitting Return, while Return or (sometimes) a click will exit the How to Play view - might want to make that more consistent. And for some reason neither Command-H nor Command-M works, yet selecting these options from the menu does. |
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Terrific application. I'm a person that only wants a tiny icon in my menubar indicating the current temp and look, with a drop-down forecast ready at the click. This does exactly that. Don't like the (customizable) icon in the Dock? There's an option to take it off. Don't like the (customizable) image sitting on the desktop like something that escaped off of Dashboard? It's off by default, but available if you'd want it anyhow. This app does tons more, but if you don't want more it won't get in your way. |
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From the menubar item, select Open WeatherDock (or command-n). In the window that pops up, click the Favorites button. A drawer will slide out. Use the - button on it to remove Locations of noninterest. |
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That seems to be the default behavior for many games. I haven't figured out a way around it other than to quit the apps beforehand. But perhaps using Leopard's multiple Spaces option would prevent it? |
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I've had this happen during times of high MU server load. It seems dependent on how busy their host is, not any particular page itself. |
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Would this work with an airport express as well? |
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It's at the bottom of the list of Options available for that iPod. Here, you can see a picture of it in this Apple Knowledgebase article. http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=61019 |
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I think that option is in iTunes itself, not within Senuti. |
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The crashing might be due to a corrupted preference file, in which case the app itself would run just fine on everyone else's systems - making it very hard to locate and fix your problem. Have you tried removing all old Adium items and reinstalling the latest version? Things to remove may include: ~/Library/Application Support/Adium ~/Library/Application Support/Adium 2.0 ~/Library/Preferences/com.adiumX.adiumX.plist where ~ is your Home directory. |
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Doesn't do... anything. Nothing happens when I try to drag files or folders onto the application icon, its open window, or the dock item. The only thing I can do is click on the brightly-colored Quit button. |
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System Preferences -> Accounts -> Login Items -> + Navigate to WeatherDock and select it. Lets any app run as a login item. |
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Competition, comparison, etc I suppose. |
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Actually, nevermind that. You don't need a plug-in. Apple's color picker already gives you the option to select precisely what color you want based on specific numbers. Click on the color box to bring up Apple's color picker. Click on the second of five color view options - the one with red and green sliders. Grey Scale Slider is the default - choose either RGB or CMYK Sliders as desired, and edit the numbers to get exactly the color you wish. |
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"www.rickerby.dial.pipex.com could not be found. Please check the name and try again." |
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VueScan works with this CanoScan N1220U, but Scan Again pops up the error "in Method DoPreview.Action" when I click on Preview, and creates an empty .tiff file without commentary after I click Scan and specify where to save it. |
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So, this is what Canon's website says about their scanners and Leopard: "Drivers to support Mac OS X 10.5 will be available for the below models. Visit the Canon download site for the most up to date versions of the product's drivers and software. 4400F, 8400F, 8600F, 8800F, 9950F, LiDE 25, LiDE 35, LiDE 60, LiDE 70, LiDE 90, LiDE 500F, LiDE 600F * Scanner models released after 2007 will be compatible unless otherwise noted. * For scanners missing from the list above, if it was released prior to 2007, then it will not be supported in Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard." |
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The ReadMe file included with this download states: "This product is a TWAIN-compliant scanner driver for CanoScan 4400F scanner." You sure this will work for other CanoScan scanners? |
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Aye, the application is quite customizable. I don't use it for brewing tea at all, but for other things like 'pizza is done' and 'get the laundry'. Just select "Preferences..." and delete/add things as desired. Or go the "Quick Timer..." route if you're only doing a quick once kind of thing. |
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By dialog, I think it means iTunes itself has popped up an alert window or somesuch. |
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Anything that plugs into Apple's built-in colorpicker also reaches this app. For instance, I find that this one shows up just fine inside Pixelmator: http://wafflesoftware.net/hexpicker/ |
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You purchase and install the OS upgrade, Leopard. It's an OS thing, not an Intel thing. |
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If you still use Photoshop 7.0.1, don't install Leopard 10.5. "An unexpected and unrecoverable problem has occurred because of a program error. Photoshop will now exit." Happens when trying to start Photoshop, every time. It used to work just fine in Tiger 10.4 though. |
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After 'caching fonts...' for awhile, it states that "Gimp-2.2 has unexpectedly quit". I've heard that this has to do with Leopard's new X11 implementation, to which a solution is posted at: http://www.x.org/wiki/XDarwin I must be mucking something up though, since it still gives me the same error afterwords. Running Gimpshop 2.2.11 and Leopard 10.5.1 on a mac book pro duo. |
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My MSN account is working just fine... Adium X 1.1.4 and OS X 10.5 |
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Don't copy the dmg. Open the dmg, and copy the application inside it over to your Applications folder. It might be a corrupted preference file, otherwise. Dig around inside ~/Library/Preferences/ for this application's preference file, and drag it to the trash. Then try running the app again. |
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The last time I paid for an upgrade for GC was in 2003. YEARS ago, and I've been receiving free upgrades on it until today. I won't feel bad about paying for a new upgrade now. Maybe it does seem a bit sneaky, but I don't think it was intentional. Besides, there's nothing wrong with the way 5.x works on your machine - this isn't a forced upgrade. If you are unsatisfied, e-mail the developer. I've always found them to be very accommodating. |
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Actually, I just used this to update Smultron 3.1. It works perfectly fine. |
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Nice work. I wish progress was made on the 'cheesy 3D' option though - it would be amazing to watch it smoothly. |
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Download the Intel version via the Related Links section. Works great on my MacBook Pro. |
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"Can't be turned off"? Please explain? |
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Worked fine before. Works fine now. No issues. |
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Ditto. I entered all the requested information on their website. What was the response at the end? That there is no demo version students may try out. |
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It shouldn't... one of their features is that you can call landlines and cell phones from your computer. However, if your network is currently busy with other things or otherwise slow, I don't think the audio quality will be too hot. Allowing landlines and cell phones to call your computer is a different story - you'll need SkypeIn, which is a subscription service. http://www.skype.com/products/skypein/ |
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Funky! You start with a ball of clay. Then you twist it like taffy, play with the colors, lighting, viewpoint... just mess around with the sliders. I'm not sure what this is useful for (thus the Value rating - it is free though!). But it certainly is different. |
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"They" being Chronopath developers and not Delicious Monster developers, apparently. According to this blog entry by DM... http://www.delicious-monster.com/blog/2005/01/macworld-expo-is-nigh.html "Wil Shipley said... There is no code shared between Chronopath Library and Delicious Library. There is no relationship between our companies. Andrew K. was a consultant on our project early on, but the code is all ours. Since Andrew is continuing to develop Chronopath Library, I think it would be incorrect to call our program an upgrade of his. We certainly didn't see any of the money you gave Andrew in the past for his software, and we in fact paid him some of our money to consult on our project, so you'll understand that we didn't feel obligated to make our upgrade price too sweet for someone else's customers." I guess Chronopath decided to drop the ball (and its customers) on their own. Wish they would have said something... |
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All support and development for this app was dropped when they moved on to Library 3, aka Delicious Library. A pity, really. Library 1 was a terrific book-cataloging app. Library 2 added in support for games, DVDs and the like - it was a promising evolution of the product. But it also added bugs that continued releases just couldn't seem to squash - gone was the 'just works' feel of v1. And now they've dropped everything for their $40 Delicious Library. Thanks, but no thanks. All I wanted was something that 'just works' with the latest OS. I suspect I'm not the only user that has second thoughts about having bought a license for now-unsupported and still-broken software. |
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And no, I'm not the Dev. But that's what they state on their website. |
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"Sorry folks, but the Cocoa version has been retired. It takes too much time to maintain both versions and I have a regular day job too. I hate to do it because I put lots of time into it, but I just don't have the capacity anymore." |
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Any web browser can do what this widget does. I think what he meant was doing it in the ease and speed a widget can give. |
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This gives a feel for most of the 'savers included in that 25 meg file: http://www.jwz.org/xscreensaver/screenshots/ You can always toss the ones you don't want afterwards. |
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Seems to no longer be available on MacUpdate. However, you can get it from here: |
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Personally, I prefer this behavior. Camino has a separate Reload and Stop button. When loading a page, the Reload button is greyed out and the Stop button is clickable. When the page is done, the Reload button becomes clickable while the Stop button greys out. I can't tell you the number of times I've clicked on Safari's Stop button, only to have the click to not register until the page has finished being rendered - at which point the button becomes a Reload, and suddenly the browser is reloading the page I wanted it to stop loading in the first place. It was so annoying that I'd taken to using the command-period keyboard combo instead of bothering with the Stop button at all when I use Safari. |
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Handy little thing. Any chance of having the option to move it to the rightmost region of the top of the screen, rather than smackdab-center of the top? |
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If you're looking for an alternative, I use PowerController (http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/11303). It's $10, but has never failed for me. |
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Sounds like a preference setting for this would be handy. |
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I would agree... except this way, we don't have to deal with their banner ads either. |
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You've never had Sea-monkeys before, have you. They're a type of shrimp. |
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It's a .sit file. Open it with Stuffit Expander. |
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Very smooth, mesmerizing to watch. |
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What computer, OS version and graphics card do you have? |
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You don't have to pay $20 for a game of solitaire. Certainly, there's a lot of commercial and shareware versions out there, but there's also a lot of free ones. If you want everything free, look to Linux. His emulators are by no means crippled. They work fine with the keyboard, and you could always look into a USB game controller that comes with its own driver with configuration possibilities for inputting keyboard keypress equivalents. I don't begrudge him the cost of these additional features. He works hard on updating a lot of emulators, and for what? A pat on the back? He charges nothing for most of them. I purchased Emulator Enhancer back when it was under $20, and I haven't looked back. It was worth it, and still is. Give credit where credit is due. |
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Sweet stuff, good size and handy reference. There is something that would enhance its handiness further though; the feedback when hovering over a character is great, but consider copying over the code string to the clipboard when the character is clicked on. (When in keyboard mode, copy the character itself. When in html mode, copy one of the two code strings - an option on the back of the widget could determine which.) There's a some html codes missing, too. |
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