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A little help with inadvertant shutdown
I am currently working on a HP 742C home PC. The problem is it shuts down either durring startup or minutes after startup. I tried Removing the PCI cards, thinking it was a PCI problem on the motherboard...
CSS and Cache
When I enter a site (like this) the page appears fine, but once I start to navigate through the site, the CSS stylesheet is not being called from the cache and all styling on the site disappears unless I click 'Refresh'.
Outlook .pst File too Large to Manage
One of my co-workers has grown his Outlook .pst file to 1.99 gigs (apparently he’s very popular). Outlook’s limit for .pst (prior to the 2003 release) is 2 gigs and I am unable to manipulate this file to shrink it using Outlook.
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What Are Gateway Technologies?
Gateway technologies entice curious onlookers who are afraid of the ramifications of using or purchasing new technology because of the possible side effects of doing so [just like gateway drugs].
No G5 For New Apple PowerBooks
Yesterday, Apple announced the release of their revamped PowerBook line. However, something was noticeably absent from the new line: a G5-equipped PowerBook.
Apple Introduces New PowerBooks
A very busy month has finished for Apple with the introduction of their faster PowerBook models, which were introduced today.
Mac Mini Colo Rack
Ever dream about building a cluster of 5 mini-itx computers to run the world's smallest search engine ,,, Well I have.
iPod Shuffle Doesn’t Support On-Demand Playlist
2005 has been quite the busy year for Apple, and it's only 26 days old. Already, Apple has introduced, to much fanfare, the Mac Mini and the iPod Shuffle.
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02.03.05
Apple Vaults To The Top In Brand Recognition
A survey of almost 2000 people has revealed Apple as the top, most recognizable brand name, replacing search engine Google.
According to brandchannel.com, the company who conducted the survey, Apple's owes their recognition success to in part to iPod and iTunes. As portable media players become the norm, look for Apple's position to solidify. Of course, considering the popularity of Google, it's easy to foresee these two flip-flopping the top spot for the upcoming future.
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Custom HIView Controls
Apple does a poor job of completely describing how to use the myriad of APIs available as part of Carbon on Mac OS X. Many of new and different features of Carbon are really nice and easy to learn, provided you have a proper guide. One particular area that could use a guide is in creating custom controls using the Carbon Event model.
Since the Custom Carbon Controls article was written Apple has introduced a new method of making custom controls that requires even less work than before thanks to a new construct called HIViews. HIView are only available on Mac OS X 10.2 "Jaguar" or newer and in windows with the compositing or metal flag set.
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Scripting a Binary Tree Using Tcl
I tend to use Tcl extensively because I look at this scripting language as a big tub of Lego bricks. Who doesn't like to play with Legos? To me, Tcl is Legos for the computer programmer. It comes with lots of bricks that snap together, enabling you to build something incredible.
But here's a thought that will surely make the pragmatic C programmer's head spin. I'm going to put the Tcl language to work with managing binary trees. I hope that concept didn't give any of you compiler pilots whiplash.
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Reverting to an earlier version of Mac OS X
When problems materialize in conjunction with an incremental update to Mac OS X, and all known workarounds have failed, or a critical issue appears that must be resolved immediately, it may be necessary to perform a reversion process and backpedal to the prior incremental version.
The process is somewhat time-consuming and will require you to restore some previous settings, but relatively straightforward. Also, note that you will need to be using either Mac OS X 10.2.x or Mac OS X 10.3.x to perform this process.
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Developers talk up Mac OS X 10.3.8 enhancements
Apple developers claim a forthcoming update to Panther will improve overall stability and deliver a new version of the Mac OS X kernel.
In an unmoderated internet-based developer chat room on Thursday, Apple developers fueled rumors of a successive update to Apple Computer's Mac OS X 10.3 "Panther" operating system.
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Iogear blesses MiniView KVM switch for Mac mini
Iogear Inc. has vetted its MiniView Micro USB Plus KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) Switch for use with Apple's new Mac mini. The self-powered switch enables two computers to share a single keyboard, mouse, video and audio connection. The MiniView Micro USB Plus KVM Switch costs US$79.95.
Apple's new Mac mini has made a splash because it's the least-expensive Macintosh ever: The system starts at just $499. Apple CEO Steve Jobs pitched the new computer when he introduced it as BYODKM, or Bring Your Own Display, Keyboard and Mouse -- Apple does not include these peripherals, as it does with most of its higher-priced machines.
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