I have been haunted lately by the dreaded .icns file extension. It seems as though I haven't been able to crack the mystery of turning Application icons into useable pictures. Wait. I just did. Here's how to do it.
One day can change everything. On Saturdays during the fall it's college football. On Sundays it's pro football. On Monday it's whether your alarm goes off and on Tuesday it's Apple's town-hall event in San Francisco. New iMacs have already been introduced. As well as new iPods and new iPhones. What's left? New laptops. That's right! We have all been waiting for a re-vamped line of MacBooks and MacBook Pros and they are finally here. The invitation-only event will be held on Tuesday October 14, 2008 at 10:00 a.m. PDT. ...
By now we all know the results of yesterday's election. Now it's time to talk. What happened? How do you feel? Are you excited? Hopeful? Optimistic? Pessimistic?
As a new Mac user one of my favorite features of OS X was the fact that the desktop was not a storage bin for a hundred icons. The fact is, the OS X desktop is meant to be enjoyed. Pre-stocked photos are ready to be put on the desktop and enjoyed when working on your Mac. But there is still something cluttering that desktop, isn't there?
Just one more reason the MacBook Air was a miss on the Apple product dartboard: Many of you remember last year's CanSecWest conference, where a MacBook Pro was compromised for a $10,000 prize. Well... take that, replace the MacBook Pro with a MacBook Air, and repeat it again for 2008.
Linux offers AbiWord Word Processor pre-installed on its Xubuntu operating system. I wanted to work ...
I recently found a pretty useful freeware application for Windows. Yes, you heard that correctly... freeware application for Windows. ZoomIt is a screen zoom and annotation tool for technical presentations.
A constant fixture among my conversations these days is the process of tethering between cell ...
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