I'm going to visit that site as soon as I have time to breath. Thanks
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From: William Stewart
I use iScroll
I use iScroll 2 to add two button functionality to my laptop.
http://www-users.kawo2.rwth-aachen.de/~razzfazz/
Any time you press the trackpad button with two fingers on the trackpad, it
right-clicks. Plus, it adds the two finger scrolling functionality that is
in the newer Apple laptops.
Will
FYI, macally makes a two button with scrollbar bluetooth mouse. That's what
I use with my PowerBook.
I agree that an external mouse makes a lot of sense with a laptop but
sometimes when I'm only going to be using it to check mail when I'm out of
the office (Starbucks perhaps) I don't want carry an
On 7/12/05, Steve Olson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks again for the good advice regarding text editors. I have d/ld
> both skEdit and textWrangler. Tried textWrangler last night, and the
> JS code I wrote worked, so the editor must be fine, right;-)
Yes, definitely. That's a sure sign :
Cheryl D. Wise wrote:
You know silly as I think it is sticking with the one button mouse
it is
really annoying on a PowerBook. After all on a desktop system all
you need
to do is change the mouse plugged into the computer (the OS even
supports 3
button mice natively) but with a PowerBook it
LOL
You know silly as I think it is sticking with the one button mouse it is
really annoying on a PowerBook. After all on a desktop system all you need
to do is change the mouse plugged into the computer (the OS even supports 3
button mice natively) but with a PowerBook it means I have to carry a
The delete key is beside the right-click button!
Will
On 7/11/05 8:28 PM, "Cheryl D Wise" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Don't you love that PowerBook keyboard, who's bright idea was it not to have
> a functional delete key on it anyway I want to know. Especially since the
> backspace key is labe
The delete key for mac is FN+delete.
Thanks, Will!
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Don't you love that PowerBook keyboard, who's bright idea was it not to have
a functional delete key on it anyway I want to know. Especially since the
backspace key is labeled 'delete'.
Cheryl D. Wise
MS FrontPage MVP
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The delete key for mac is FN+delete.
Will
On 7/11/05 2:47 PM, "Steve Olson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks, Stephen;
>
>> Welcome. It's nice over here ;)
>
> I must admit I am glad that i switched, though I still can't figure
> out how the ctrl-c and ctrl-v equivalents, etc. etc. I als
As far as GUI FTP programs for mac go (which skEdit
and TextWrangler both have built in FTP or SFTP, but you'll still want
to have a standalone FTP Client), Transmit from Panic software is
great, as is everything by Panic.
Thanks, Stephen!
I didn't expect the text editors to have built-in FTP c
SFTP == (Secure File Transfer Protocol || FTP over SSH);
skEdit only supports SFTP, not FTP (though I think it may be in the
forthcoming beta).
Every OS has a built in FTP program :) Just not necessarily a GUI for
the FTP program. As far as GUI FTP programs for mac go (which skEdit
and TextWran
> Replace ctrl key with the apple key and that will usually do it.
It works! Apl-c = ctrl-c. Thanks, Cheryl.
> Text wrangler is a good program, so I agree with Stephen about it.
I'll put that one at the top of my list.
Thanks for your help.
Steve Olson
P.O. Box 213
Sandpoint, ID 83864
20
Replace ctrl key with the apple key and that will usually do it. I run both
platforms for testing sites but prefer Windows. Others prefer Macs and some
people even like a flavor of Unix, some thing called a Linux Distros which
apparently come in sub flavors like RedHat, Suse, Openwall, Slackware,
D
Thanks, Stephen;
> Welcome. It's nice over here ;)
I must admit I am glad that i switched, though I still can't figure
out how the ctrl-c and ctrl-v equivalents, etc. etc. I also still
miss the delete key, since the apple delete seems to equate to the
DOS/Windows backspace. My XP emulat
there are several very good ones... which you'll want to go with will
probably depend on the languages you'd like syntax highlighting for.
I use skEdit (http://www.skti.org/skEdit.php) for PHP and HTML as well
as an all around editor when I need to make quick changes to a file,
directly on the ser
Hello all,
I am in the midst of changing to a new computer, and hope that list
members can give me some advice.I have been using Intel machines
for years, and have just switched to an Apple PowerBook G4. It's my
first trip into apple land, and I'm still a bit disoriented...
On my wi
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