Joshuarocks
Apr 14, 11:49 PM
This is why they are becoming more and more powerful. They feel that the end justifies the means regardless of the human toll.
And that is why they have our jobs.. hence another reason why we are in this mess for the long haul.. and it won't heal itself in one day.. try maybe several years, or perhaps longer than that.
And that is why they have our jobs.. hence another reason why we are in this mess for the long haul.. and it won't heal itself in one day.. try maybe several years, or perhaps longer than that.
djsound
Feb 24, 03:32 PM
check out http://themeforest.net/ "and if you are using Dreamweaver there is support for CMS like WordPress, Drupal, etc built in if you want to edit the themes.
<--- this sounds interesting! what do you mean though I dont see anything about CMS or wordpress in DW
<--- this sounds interesting! what do you mean though I dont see anything about CMS or wordpress in DW
Applespider
Feb 23, 03:15 AM
I might end up having to do an archive and install.. but I was hoping to find and fix the problem. I'm sure I'll be plesantly surprized with how easy the archive and install goes.. (will I need to archive to an external drive?)
I had a very recent back up on an external drive in any case. It's always worth making sure that he's got a copy of his User file just in case something goes wrong.
In an archive and install OS X keeps the User Files intact (including Applications) and reinstalls the system. Occasionally there are problems with not being able to open apps but that can be to do with them expecting a later version of the OS than shipped with the Mac (10.3.8 rather than 10.3.4 etc) so re-update to previous OS version before you start reinstalling apps. You end up with an archive of the previous system file on the HD which you can't boot from. Once everything appears to be working properly, you can safely delete that to reclaim the disc space.
I had a very recent back up on an external drive in any case. It's always worth making sure that he's got a copy of his User file just in case something goes wrong.
In an archive and install OS X keeps the User Files intact (including Applications) and reinstalls the system. Occasionally there are problems with not being able to open apps but that can be to do with them expecting a later version of the OS than shipped with the Mac (10.3.8 rather than 10.3.4 etc) so re-update to previous OS version before you start reinstalling apps. You end up with an archive of the previous system file on the HD which you can't boot from. Once everything appears to be working properly, you can safely delete that to reclaim the disc space.
Tymmz
Apr 26, 07:04 PM
Hi everyone.
I have a friend who needs to do a poster for her studies.
I don't know anyone who is experienced in this sort of thing, but I thought there are many skilled minds lurking around this forum, who might can give us advice, if possible.
I attached a link to the .pub file and if there is anyone who can correct the colour combinations of the different columns, that would be extremely helpful. I wish i could take screenshots, but I'm afraid I can't open .pub files on my mac.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/13695129/poster.pub
Thank you very much!
p.s. Please forgive me if I bump the the threat at a certain point, since I might have posted this at an inconvenient time.
tymmz
I have a friend who needs to do a poster for her studies.
I don't know anyone who is experienced in this sort of thing, but I thought there are many skilled minds lurking around this forum, who might can give us advice, if possible.
I attached a link to the .pub file and if there is anyone who can correct the colour combinations of the different columns, that would be extremely helpful. I wish i could take screenshots, but I'm afraid I can't open .pub files on my mac.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/13695129/poster.pub
Thank you very much!
p.s. Please forgive me if I bump the the threat at a certain point, since I might have posted this at an inconvenient time.
tymmz
Hastings101
Apr 4, 05:30 PM
Nothing that I've heard of so far. Some people have trouble installing Windows under bootcamp on the devices but there's no hardware problems as of yet.
I think the problems usually are greatly exaggerated anyway. I bought a 27" iMac and those are supposed to have yellow screening and to overheat but mine runs cool and looks perfect.
I think the problems usually are greatly exaggerated anyway. I bought a 27" iMac and those are supposed to have yellow screening and to overheat but mine runs cool and looks perfect.
princessqt0769
Mar 11, 11:33 AM
I'll be there around 4ish- would someone mind updating the line info with rough estimates?
If you can find the time- that is ;)
If you can find the time- that is ;)
SuperJudge
Mar 16, 08:33 PM
I hate to say it, but that doesn't look too far off actually. The Pismo is highly desirable as the last PowerBook with modular expandability and an excellent keyboard. It doesn't have a full 1GB of RAM or a G4 daughtercard, but it's not the idiotic buy that everyone seems to think it is. There are a lot of Pismo die-hards out there.
elliotay
Jul 16, 05:08 PM
I've been using iChat A/V since it's release and it's been working beautifully. I've even got an iSight and have been chatting no problem w/ it. Just the other day I started up iChat turned on my iSight tried to view myself by clicking the video camera by name and iSight unexpectedly quit. I tried and again and the same thing. I tried having my friend invite me to a video chat...as soon as I accept it quits. I tried inviting someone....same thing. I tried just doing audio....same thing. I tried throwing out all iChat files and reinstalling. SAME THING. Anyone else have this problem or a suggestion on how to fix?
iEdd
Apr 28, 03:12 PM
I don't see why a netbook is useless. I was waiting for an iPad as something to do more than my iPhone, like be able to run multiple apps and command-tab between them, as well as having a (user-accessible) file system. A clip-on screen for iPhone would've been better than the iPad.
A netbook can run OS X, the iPad can't. I don't need 2 iPhones - one that fits in my pocket and the other that doesn't (iPad), but an Apple netbook running Mac OS X would have been awesome.
That said, I wouldn't say that people "fall for iPad", but the claims that it is a replacement for a laptop are ridiculous - even for the utmost of consumer tasks like websurfing where you want to instantly click between windows, not change window in mobile safari and wait for the page to painfully reload.
A netbook can run OS X, the iPad can't. I don't need 2 iPhones - one that fits in my pocket and the other that doesn't (iPad), but an Apple netbook running Mac OS X would have been awesome.
That said, I wouldn't say that people "fall for iPad", but the claims that it is a replacement for a laptop are ridiculous - even for the utmost of consumer tasks like websurfing where you want to instantly click between windows, not change window in mobile safari and wait for the page to painfully reload.
ECUpirate44
Mar 23, 08:20 AM
OOoo mannn........so i really stuck in 4.3?? without unthetered jb??
or do u know how i can jb 4.3?? using snowbreeze?? it is possible??
Id stay away from it until the stable JB is released.
or do u know how i can jb 4.3?? using snowbreeze?? it is possible??
Id stay away from it until the stable JB is released.
ArchXyrho
Dec 24, 12:27 PM
2x
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bousozoku
Mar 1, 10:21 PM
I'm trying it now. I'm not certain whether I like it or not--for the same reason as I'm not sure I like Aqua--too much blue. :D
Pixeled_Apple
Nov 11, 04:44 AM
OS X should be very easy to learn... as Palad1 says...
I am also switchin' at xmas... my veery first PB {hopefully.. but my english grades in the last test were dropping.. bad; so I'm loosin' hope.. but in Maths im strong as UNIX :p )
I am also switchin' at xmas... my veery first PB {hopefully.. but my english grades in the last test were dropping.. bad; so I'm loosin' hope.. but in Maths im strong as UNIX :p )
Naago
Jul 9, 05:03 PM
Hey guys/gals,
I have very fond memories of an old game (80s) that was a top-down shooter like many others, except when you got a power-up, your ship got bigger... like a couple of guns added to the sides, etc.. so when you're fully powered up you were this behemoth of a space ship.
Anyone remember that? or one similar?
I have very fond memories of an old game (80s) that was a top-down shooter like many others, except when you got a power-up, your ship got bigger... like a couple of guns added to the sides, etc.. so when you're fully powered up you were this behemoth of a space ship.
Anyone remember that? or one similar?
weckart
Aug 11, 06:57 AM
Ditto on the grabbing a beer. It is that attention to detail that made the story.
I hope the jury throws this one out.
I hope the jury throws this one out.
bubbamac
Nov 11, 06:36 AM
As a fairly proficient Windows user, I had a little difficulty switching - 24 hours, to be exact. The problem was, I was trying to use my Mac like a Windoze machine. It's not.
All became clear when I told myself to treat the Mac as if I knew nothing about computers. If that was true, how would I accomplish this task?
99 percent of the time, that works.
The rest of the time, I find the answers here.
All became clear when I told myself to treat the Mac as if I knew nothing about computers. If that was true, how would I accomplish this task?
99 percent of the time, that works.
The rest of the time, I find the answers here.
whiskeyvol
Apr 28, 11:12 AM
ssia
site search didn't yield much in way of results
site search didn't yield much in way of results
blueroom
May 2, 07:03 PM
Any time I've watched someone getting something fixed at an Apple store they seem to be pretty pleased about the ordeal.
liamkp
Jul 5, 09:55 PM
Hey I just ordered a white Torrent Touch and hopefully it should be here sometime this week. If people want I can do a review and probably some pictures.
Good.
Sure... But I'm doing the exact same thing, and I just happened to have mentioned it, so don't advertise it here.
What?....
Good.
Sure... But I'm doing the exact same thing, and I just happened to have mentioned it, so don't advertise it here.
What?....
doucy2
Dec 4, 08:07 PM
i sent you a PM
Waragainstsleep
Feb 21, 04:06 AM
You'd need an OS for the VM. You could look at Crossover to see if that would work. No OS required.
Poop Boy
Feb 23, 05:31 PM
Do you have something in Cydia called Lockdown Pro installed?
-pete-
Apr 25, 05:35 AM
Week 1: Read Python; familiarize self with scripting language semantics/syntax
Week 2-4: Learn PHP; obviously begin with what you learned from Python and build from there. Start to look at object-oriented PHP materials.
Week 5: Begin SQL query writing; queries aren't so difficult if you know your PHP material well. The better at coding you are, the better your query writing will be.
Eventually, you'll want to get into content management systems and MVC frameworks - this, outside of object oriented programming, is the biggest mountain to climb, but it is well worth it in the long run as all of your hard work will pay off. These two things will take a long time to learn so don't fret if you don't understand it all from the very beginning.
Also, like someone else said, make sure your design is consistent across different browsers. Since you are learning, you're probably looking at a lot of divs and what not. Divs are nifty, but browsers don't agree with them 90% of the time. This means grabbing a copy of Windows, downloading Internet Explorer 6, 7, 8, and 9 to make sure everything looks correct. This is one of every designer/developers biggest complaints and why Internet Explorer is hated beyond words.
I don't really think that you need Python, it's nice to have another language but to be honest learning another language at an early stage can cause confusion and besides good PHP tutorials should teach you everything you need.
I picked up "PHP with MySQL Essential Training (http://www.lynda.com/PHP-tutorials/php-with-mysql-essential-training/435-2.html)' from lynda.com and found them an extremely useful starting point they begin with the raw basics and have you build a super simple CMS, you may have to go through the videos a couple of times to understand it but its well worth the effort.
As for making your sites cross-browser... yes you should make sure that everything works in at least IE7, but IE6 is old and complies with so few standards that even youtube doesn't support it any more. Unless you'll be want to develop enterprise level sites then you can really just leave it alone.
Week 2-4: Learn PHP; obviously begin with what you learned from Python and build from there. Start to look at object-oriented PHP materials.
Week 5: Begin SQL query writing; queries aren't so difficult if you know your PHP material well. The better at coding you are, the better your query writing will be.
Eventually, you'll want to get into content management systems and MVC frameworks - this, outside of object oriented programming, is the biggest mountain to climb, but it is well worth it in the long run as all of your hard work will pay off. These two things will take a long time to learn so don't fret if you don't understand it all from the very beginning.
Also, like someone else said, make sure your design is consistent across different browsers. Since you are learning, you're probably looking at a lot of divs and what not. Divs are nifty, but browsers don't agree with them 90% of the time. This means grabbing a copy of Windows, downloading Internet Explorer 6, 7, 8, and 9 to make sure everything looks correct. This is one of every designer/developers biggest complaints and why Internet Explorer is hated beyond words.
I don't really think that you need Python, it's nice to have another language but to be honest learning another language at an early stage can cause confusion and besides good PHP tutorials should teach you everything you need.
I picked up "PHP with MySQL Essential Training (http://www.lynda.com/PHP-tutorials/php-with-mysql-essential-training/435-2.html)' from lynda.com and found them an extremely useful starting point they begin with the raw basics and have you build a super simple CMS, you may have to go through the videos a couple of times to understand it but its well worth the effort.
As for making your sites cross-browser... yes you should make sure that everything works in at least IE7, but IE6 is old and complies with so few standards that even youtube doesn't support it any more. Unless you'll be want to develop enterprise level sites then you can really just leave it alone.
iPhoneCollector
Mar 5, 10:57 AM
Apple products don't have to convince their owners that the product is great.
