Saturday, January 18, 2003|
From the Keynote Dept:
Keynote Chartjunk.[Michael Tsai's Weblog] If I was still doing presentations on a monthly basis, I would probably get Keynote - just to avoid having to deal with Microsoft Powerpoint. Has anybody else noticed that Apple has changed its directory structure a little bit? I thought that the page for Safari and Keynote would be at http://www.apple.com/products/safari (and /keynote, respectively). Instead they're at http://www.apple.com/safari (and /keynote). It seems to be that way for iTunes as well. Over the narrow-band I can't do a more comprehensive search, but I always thought it was a /products/xxxxx. Although I may be thinking of BareBones Software. |
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From the Safari Dept: Decafbad points to this mockup of Safari with a multiple-pages-in-one-window solution [0xDECAFBAD] This is really very cool. I like Safari, 'cept it seems to hog screen space. Of course, Mac OS X seems to do that in general, much more then OS 9. Everything's so much bigger |
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From the Alpha Dept:
The original set of posts that started the whole thing is Hally Suitt on Alpha Males Interesting reading. I've been following Hally Suitt's articles for a while now... itching to read the next one.... |
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From the Working-With-Who Dept: Top 10 reasons Eternal Damnation is better than Windows Software Development. [Mike Cohen's Weblog]
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From the Oh-Really Dept:
Apple Demonstrates The Script Editor Service. "Script Editor version 2.0 provides a special service to other applications, which support the Services architecture, by allowing them to treat text selected in their open documents as AppleScript scripts."[AppleScript Info] Well I'll be. I just tried it and it worked for me. Possibly very cool. |
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From the Windows-Like-Unix Dept: Talk to the GNUWin II Team [Slashdot] These guys have a collection of GNU software for Microsoft Windows. Useful, if you're living in both those worlds. |
