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  michel v

  5 years ago

  - Feed aggregator: NetNewsWire!
  - Install X11, gtk+, and then you can run Gaim. It does metacontacts in a clever way. :)
  - A disk image is a .dmg file. It's a bit like a .iso that's mounted by the computer.
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  A. L.

  5 years ago

  - backslash = alt + shift + /
  - iTunes : use "Browse", Apple+B :)
  - aggregator : Netnewswire
  - disk image = .dmg files mounted in RAM
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  Rashunda

  5 years ago

  Stephanie,
  
  Congratulations! I have an iBook (w/Airport card), an eMac, and a mini iPod. I'm a Mac fiend.:-)
  
  The back shortcut for Firefox is option + left arrow. To stop your dock icons from jumping just go to System Preferences => Dock => and then uncheck the box that says "animate opening applications". I don't think you need this DockDetox thing.
  
  I second the motion about NetNewsWire.
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  Rashunda

  5 years ago

  Stephanie,
  
  Congratulations! I have an iBook (w/Airport card), an eMac, and a mini iPod. I'm a Mac fiend.:-)
  
  The back shortcut for Firefox is option + left arrow. To stop your dock icons from jumping just go to System Preferences => Dock => and then uncheck the box that says "animate opening applications". I don't think you need this DockDetox thing.
  
  I second the motion about NetNewsWire.
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  Rashunda

  5 years ago

  Stephanie,
  
  Congratulations! I have an iBook (w/Airport card), an eMac, and a mini iPod. I'm a Mac fiend.:-)
  
  The back shortcut for Firefox is option + left arrow. To stop your dock icons from jumping just go to System Preferences => Dock => and then uncheck the box that says "animate opening applications". I don't think you need this DockDetox thing.
  
  I second the motion about NetNewsWire.
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  Rashunda

  5 years ago

  Whoops. I kept getting an error that your mt-comment page couldn't open. I kept hitting the button. Sorry.
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  Steph

  5 years ago

  No problem, Rashunda, I'll clean up the comments. Dock Detox keeps the icons from bouncing up and down when a program wants your attention. The "animate open applications" setting only has an impact on when you open applications (which doesn't bother me).
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  Mark Howells

  5 years ago

  iCal was released on July 17th, I think...
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  Anita

  5 years ago

  Congratulations. A picture along would the cat and the iBook would be perfect. Btw, here are some of the pictures from our trip. I finally put them up in separate albums, all neatly organised :) (Emails to your are bouncing back.)
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  Anita

  5 years ago

  Congratulations. A picture along would the cat and the iBook would be perfect. Btw, here are some of the pictures from our trip. I finally put them up in separate albums, all neatly organised :) (Emails to your are bouncing back.)
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  Anita

  5 years ago

  Congratulations. A picture along would the cat and the iBook would be perfect. Btw, here are some of the pictures from our trip. I finally put them up in separate albums, all neatly organised :) (Emails to your are bouncing back.)
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  ixe faïve (aka x5)

  5 years ago

  Hi Steph,
   Feed aggregator : http://www.thinkmac.co.uk/newsmac/
  it's free. But NetNewsWire is good also.
   A Trillian replacement (i hope) with Fire : http://fire.sourceforge.net/
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  Randy

  4 years ago

  If you use iTunes correctly, there's no need to worry about file names. :)
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  n0v4

  2 years ago

  Adium is the best replacement for trillian, fully customizable and easy to configure.

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  n0v4

  2 years ago

  http://www.adiumx.com/ sorry forgot the url

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