Posts Tagged “Mac Info”
Mac & Prism
by leon on December 13, 2007
Following my implementation of a Flash based desktop widget for viewing RSS feeds, I decided to experiment with Mozilla Prism. This idea is simple; rather than having to load up a web browser and type the url to a (…)
FireFox: The Web Designer Pack
by leon on December 3, 2007
So your a budding new web designer, or even a seasoned pro? Whatever your skill level, no master is complete without a good set of tools. Luckily for us there are lots of tools to help us on our way. (…)
Update!! Pretty up those stacks
by leon on November 15, 2007
Just a quick update to my previous entry on how to make the stacks look pretty. Rather than downloading FileXaminer I decided to modify the dates myself so all you now need to do is drop them into your stack (…)
I’m not alone
by leon on November 14, 2007
Seems that i’m not the only the one that isn’t a fan of the old IE browser. This is the icon for the Mac only CSSEdit. (By the way look in the bottom left corner) It made me smile non (…)
Pretty up those stacks!
by leon on November 14, 2007
Here is a REALLY simple way to tidy up your stacks in Leopard. The basis for the idea was found over at XD’s blog. By default the stack will show the icon of the newest entry to the containing folder. (…)
It’s here (literally)!
by leon on October 26, 2007
Enough said!! Thats my Leopard disk right there on my MacBook today at about half two. Thats right – before it was officially released. I pre-ordered and it was delivered by special delivery. This is my first blog entry written (…)
Are you ready?
by leon on October 23, 2007
Are you ready for the most hyped software release of the century (I have no supported facts on this, but considering that the personal computers haven’t been mainstream for that long, and this is the best there has been so (…)
Perfection gets better – Back to my Mac
by leon on October 17, 2007
Just when you thought that Leopard was perfect with its 300+ new innovations Apple decides to give us another treat in the form of ‘Back to my Mac’. Put simply it allows you to control and view your Mac from (…)
Front Row in Leopard
by leon on October 17, 2007
Just a quick note. On the Apple site, it states that you must have an Apple Remote in order to use Front Row in Leopard. This may be a bit of a bummer for you guys that don’t own one. (…)