Archive for November, 2008

Learn how to serve web pages locally via name instead of IP address.

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Serve local web pages via name not IP number

Ted Landau looks at a reported bug with the iPhone 2.2 software update in which some images received e-mail attachments appear blurry or fuzzy.

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Bugs & Fixes: Blurry photos after updating to iPhone 2.2

Last year, Joe Kissell showed you how to eliminate almost all your office paper, using a scanner and some AppleScripts. Now he’s updated those scripts so they’re compatible with the latest versions of Adobe Acrobat

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Update: The paperless office

Last year, Joe Kissell showed you how to eliminate almost all your office paper, using a scanner and some AppleScripts. Now he’s updated those scripts so they’re compatible with the latest versions of Adobe Acrobat.

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Update: The paperless office

Need to get real work done on your iPhone? Bill Wiecking suggests nine iPhones apps to enhance your productivity on the road.

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9 iPhone business apps

Need to get real work done on your iPhone? Bill Wiecking suggests nine iPhones apps to enhance your productivity on the road.

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9 iPhone business apps

Macosxhints will be closed today and tomorrow for the Thanksgiving holiday (and Black Friday shopping extravaganza). For those in the US, I hope you have a safe and enjoyable holiday.

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Happy Thanksgiving!

Macosxhints will be closed today and tomorrow for the Thanksgiving holiday (and Black Friday shopping extravaganza). For those in the US, I hope you have a safe and enjoyable holiday. The hints will return as usual on Monday In the interim, I invite you to ponder OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard’s actual “for sale” date

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Happy Thanksgiving!

If you already have a color printer, or if your prints consist of text and some simple graphics, a monochrome printer may be all you need. Here are some tips to keep in mind when shopping for a black-and-white multifunction device.

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Macworld Buying Guides: Monochrome multifunction printers

If you double-click an event in the 10.5 version of iCal, you get a little pop-up window with some details and Edit and Done buttons, as you probably already know. This window might look worthless for editing, but even if you don’t press the Edit button, if you drag and drop some text onto this pop-up window, the text will be added to the notes field of the displayed event

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Update some iCal event info without editing