mashby
Mar 11, 05:38 PM
Driving back to Nashville today, I stopped in Knoxville to see if I could pick up the new iPad on the way home. That's when I discovered they weren't releasing it until 4pm.
Is that the same time they're releasing it at Green Hills?
Is that the same time they're releasing it at Green Hills?
PrePressAcrobat
Dec 24, 10:56 AM
DO NOT place them in your
"System>Library> Fonts" folder.
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If you have a "User" you have set up specifically to do your graphics work
place the fonts in that Users "Home>Library>Fonts folder.
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If you want every User on the machine to be able to use the fonts
place the fonts in "Main Hard Drive>Library>Fonts" folder
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If you want to use the fonts with ONLY the Creative Suite Applications
place the fonts in "Main Hard Drive>Library>Application Support> Adobe>Fonts" folder.
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Open Type font are, now a days< the fonts to use.
MSD
"System>Library> Fonts" folder.
-
If you have a "User" you have set up specifically to do your graphics work
place the fonts in that Users "Home>Library>Fonts folder.
-
If you want every User on the machine to be able to use the fonts
place the fonts in "Main Hard Drive>Library>Fonts" folder
-
If you want to use the fonts with ONLY the Creative Suite Applications
place the fonts in "Main Hard Drive>Library>Application Support> Adobe>Fonts" folder.
-
Open Type font are, now a days< the fonts to use.
MSD
jhnhth
Apr 7, 10:00 AM
Thanks, Halcyon, for your reply.
CRAZYBUBBA
Nov 8, 10:25 PM
Did you buy it from a crack head?
an excerpt from Le Marketplace Rules (http://guides.macrumors.com/Help:Marketplace_Rules):
"5. Non-interest. If you have no need for the items or don't like the price, items, payment method, or other terms, ignore the thread. Do not post negative remarks about the sale or seller based on their offer, or suggest to others that they buy other products or buy/trade at other sites. Do not post unsolicited price advice or comparisons of the offer with those from other sources. Do not try to derail somebody else's sale by posting in the thread. Let shoppers make their own decisions."
an excerpt from Le Marketplace Rules (http://guides.macrumors.com/Help:Marketplace_Rules):
"5. Non-interest. If you have no need for the items or don't like the price, items, payment method, or other terms, ignore the thread. Do not post negative remarks about the sale or seller based on their offer, or suggest to others that they buy other products or buy/trade at other sites. Do not post unsolicited price advice or comparisons of the offer with those from other sources. Do not try to derail somebody else's sale by posting in the thread. Let shoppers make their own decisions."
ajp
Jul 3, 07:51 AM
That's what I have been trying! If you export as vCards you end up with a "contacts export.txt" file on desktop (or wherever). I can't make Address book recognise this to import. I thought I would be able to export directly to Address Book but can't make this work either. As for dragging vCards across, that was the first thing I tried. I had no luck. As I said; there must be an easy way!
Thanks anyway for trying to help out.
Thanks anyway for trying to help out.
Roger Strummer
Mar 8, 09:53 PM
A work around you could do is buy a stereo mini to one quarter inch adapter (like this (http://www.headphone.com/accessories/stereo-mini-to-one-quarter-inch-adapter.php) one) and then a quarter to mini that fits (like this (http://www.headphone.com/accessories/grado-quarter-to-eighth-inch-plug-adapter.php)), and that way you can avoid buying new headphones.
But if you prefer new headphones I would recommend a portable pair like Sennheiser PX200-2 (just as a little note, they are a lot better than the first version of the PX200), full size I can't remember now one with a "skinny" connector.
But if you prefer new headphones I would recommend a portable pair like Sennheiser PX200-2 (just as a little note, they are a lot better than the first version of the PX200), full size I can't remember now one with a "skinny" connector.
TINCAN78
Jun 18, 02:07 PM
Not sure about 8am, want to but not sure if the queue will be big or what???
Have you booked an appointment to buy? I want a 32gb black one and wondered if i went up later would they all be sold, or would they not sell many 32gb?
Have you booked an appointment to buy? I want a 32gb black one and wondered if i went up later would they all be sold, or would they not sell many 32gb?
iLikeMyiMac
Aug 16, 05:26 PM
Ok, what I caught was Where do u shave, Bush = Dumbass, This Tuesday, G5 iMacs, R U drunk, and a couple of OMGs in there. Thats a pretty nice representation of the last million posts. :p
edit: I forgot about the FREE IPOD !!!!111!!!
edit: I forgot about the FREE IPOD !!!!111!!!
OneMike
Mar 11, 02:19 PM
curious about this as well
robo
Nov 10, 08:01 PM
http://www.stufish.com/roger-waters/the-wall/construction.html
My job...:cool:
My job...:cool:
mgartner0622
Feb 25, 09:26 AM
I have a new 2010 Mac Mini that I am using to stream NETFLIX. I am in Navy and stationed in Japan and I use Hotspot Shield to get a USA IP address. My mac mini stopped working and I an error code saying I am out of area. On my 2009 Macbook Pro it is still working....
Any ideas or help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
Where is the error message coming from?
Netflix?
Safari?
The Hotspot Shield?
We can help you more if you give this info.
Any ideas or help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
Where is the error message coming from?
Netflix?
Safari?
The Hotspot Shield?
We can help you more if you give this info.
macbookfan
Jun 19, 12:46 AM
Oakridge mall is opening an hour early at 6am! the rest are at 7. They just told me when i was over at the store
lbro
Oct 9, 11:03 PM
Made by Charis Tsevis
Look at tsevis.com and you'll see some more cool mosaics of Steve Jobs.
Look at tsevis.com and you'll see some more cool mosaics of Steve Jobs.
Hauteclyde
Sep 25, 08:23 AM
:confused:
#FF0000 is the hex colour code for red. ;)
#FF0000 is the hex colour code for red. ;)
PeckhamBog
May 3, 11:03 AM
In the UK the MacBook Pro prices for the previous generation dropped on the day after in the Refurb Store.
snipper
Feb 28, 06:55 AM
Even after a lifetime of using computers, you occaisionally run into a problem you can't fix on your own.
I've seen bugs even the 14 books on OS X that the biggest bookstore had in store, didn't mention.
Apple has a large set of known problems and workarounds you can search, but not everything is documented, specially not very recent bugs.
Forums on websites are better, since they are a permanent form of communication, but older discussions are often hard to find. Also, users are scattered over dozens of forums.
Why not use the best of both worlds and build a website where everyone can look up AND add problems AND solutions?
Kind of like a Wiki, but better organised into a streamlined, multiple-choise system, protected and with a (hidden)email system to warn users of new content, like in a forum.
I can't find such a system (do you? let me know!), so I intend in building it myself if I have to. I have a 'dummy version' set up over here (http://beeldbuijs.nl/releaf_0.3) with just some fake text, to give you something more 'real' to look at.
I've seen bugs even the 14 books on OS X that the biggest bookstore had in store, didn't mention.
Apple has a large set of known problems and workarounds you can search, but not everything is documented, specially not very recent bugs.
Forums on websites are better, since they are a permanent form of communication, but older discussions are often hard to find. Also, users are scattered over dozens of forums.
Why not use the best of both worlds and build a website where everyone can look up AND add problems AND solutions?
Kind of like a Wiki, but better organised into a streamlined, multiple-choise system, protected and with a (hidden)email system to warn users of new content, like in a forum.
I can't find such a system (do you? let me know!), so I intend in building it myself if I have to. I have a 'dummy version' set up over here (http://beeldbuijs.nl/releaf_0.3) with just some fake text, to give you something more 'real' to look at.
Jaystreet
Mar 11, 03:56 PM
I would say 70 to 80 people.
madmaxmedia
Mar 4, 10:54 AM
Here's another option. Not as easy as Audio Hijack, but free-
http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20050130184054216
http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20050130184054216
anomikdubstep
Apr 24, 07:10 AM
cool. thanks man. i would gladly transfer everything over to Mac if it weren't for my software being PC exclusive. Til then, ill live on the edge. thanks for the help, i appreciate it.
simsaladimbamba
Apr 5, 05:14 PM
Run Boot Camp Assistant again.
innervision
Dec 1, 08:00 AM
meetup.com??
welcome to two years ago...
welcome to two years ago...
spamdumpster
May 2, 09:18 PM
Install top in cydia and then run it in terminal.
Flying Llama
Aug 15, 11:24 PM
Off of the spotlight tutorial (http://www.amazingsyco.com/archives/000071.html), I made this. Thanks to iLikeMyiMac #8 (http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=84534) for the idea.
Also, I got the iMac from the Apple website.
Hope you like it!
Matthew
Hmm maybe I should try this new spotlight trend... :rolleyes:
Also, I got the iMac from the Apple website.
Hope you like it!
Matthew
Hmm maybe I should try this new spotlight trend... :rolleyes:
mvkVirtual
Apr 12, 03:33 PM
Hah, they poke fun, but they don't even check that the browser is Chrome for Mac, and that I couldn't use IE if I wanted to?
jW
Good point, I only realised that when I was using my mac to view the site. Who wants IE on a mac anyway ? :rolleyes: ;)
jW
Good point, I only realised that when I was using my mac to view the site. Who wants IE on a mac anyway ? :rolleyes: ;)
