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To view a folder of jpegs, select a photo within Finder and hit the space bar. Use the arrow keys to navigate up and down thru the folder.
Or select the files you would like to view, and right-click Open. Preview displays the photos. Use the arrow keys to navigate from [...]
Executive summary:
Best tool to open .mht files on a Mac is Opera for Mac.
I regret deleting Windows Vista.
Last week I was sent a .mht file. And now I’m searching the Internet for a solution how to open this proprietary Microsoft file (my perception, but according to
It’s been one year and one month since I moved to Mac. And in line with the underlying concept of this post, I’d like to recommend a Mac OS tool which I find very useful:
If you have a look at my Flickr stream, I tend to post a number [...]
for my own future reference:
Here’s a list of CSS editors that might be useful. Some of them have been around for years:
I use Textwrangler to code HTML and CSS. I recently stumbled across an HTML editor called Smultron, which I quite like as well.
For some weird reason I can’t see some files and folders on my FTP server using Cyberduck.
I know the files exist…
It seems there’s a date-related bug
Happy leap day!
After upgrading to Leopard, I could no longer launch Gimp or GimpShop.
There’s a quick fix for Gimp, for help see this screencast.
But GimpShop is a different matter
it seems.
Upgraded my MacBook to Leopard overnight. Looks like everything went well.
This looks useful:
Upload to Flickr with Quicksilver
The QS plugin page is here.
I still need to try out the new Flickr Uploadr that was released a couple of weeks ago.
I’m playing around with WordPress themes today
Currently displaying is a Mac theme to celebrate this year’s move to a MacBook.
It snowed a little bit today… about half a millimeter.
Today’s attempt to use the USB modem GlobeTrotter Connect with my MacBook failed. I had the right PIN and the right software. But couldn’t connect.
The preferences revealed a dialog box with input fields for an APN, a username and a password. I checked the help. There was no explanation what APN stands for… [...]
