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Showing off Expos to a friend or co-worker who uses a PC is more than a blast, its your duty, because even Windows XP still has nothing like it. But if you really want to be a major hambone, before you press F9 to invoke Expos, start a QuickTime movie clip, have a DVD playing, or have iTunes playing a song and click on the Visualizer (heck, have all three going at once).
When you press F9, the QuickTime clip (DVD, iTunes, etc.) keeps playing even when miniaturized. Its fun to watch their face as it changes from Cool! To Why doesnt Windows have that? 'Mojo' wrote in message news:windozesucks-64B5F7.2005@news.isp.giganews.com. Showing off Expos to a friend or co-worker who uses a PC is more than a blast, its your duty, because even Windows XP still has nothing like it. But if you really want to be a major hambone, before you press F9 to invoke Expos, start a QuickTime movie clip, have a DVD playing, or have iTunes playing a song and click on the Visualizer (heck, have all three going at once). When you press F9, the QuickTime clip (DVD, iTunesetc.) keeps playing even when miniaturized.
Its fun to watch their face as it changes from Cool! To Why doesnt Windows have that? Never heard of Expose.
But I just 'invoked' it like you said using the F9 button. Ok my windows shrunk a little and now they turn blue when I mouse over them. So the point of Expose is turn your windows blue? That is a neat feature, just not sure how useful it is. MuahMan wrote: 'Mojo' wrote in message news:windozesucks-64B5F7.2005@news.isp.giganews.com.
Showing off Expos to a friend or co-worker who uses a PC is more than a blast, its your duty, because even Windows XP still has nothing like it. But if you really want to be a major hambone, before you press F9 to invoke Expos, start a QuickTime movie clip, have a DVD playing, or have iTunes playing a song and click on the Visualizer (heck, have all three going at once). When you press F9, the QuickTime clip (DVD, iTunesetc.) keeps playing even when miniaturized. Its fun to watch their face as it changes from Cool! To Why doesnt Windows have that? Never heard of Expose.
But I just 'invoked' it like you said using the F9 button. Ok my windows shrunk a little and now they turn blue when I mouse over them. So the point of Expose is turn your windows blue? That is a neat feature, just not sure how useful it is.
That would probably be because you are stupid. Let us say you have several open applications, each with several windows open. You want to find a specific window, without cycling through all the windows you have open.
Expose lets you do this. F9, mouse over the windows until you find the one you want (the OS conveniently gives you the title of each window), and click. There, you have the window you want in the foreground. Do you get it yet? I didn't think so. Dave Fritzinger Honolulu, HI. In article, 'MuahMan' wrote: 'Mojo' wrote in message news:windozesucks-64B5F7.2005@news.isp.giganews.com.
Showing off Expos to a friend or co-worker who uses a PC is more than a blast, its your duty, because even Windows XP still has nothing like it. But if you really want to be a major hambone, before you press F9 to invoke Expos, start a QuickTime movie clip, have a DVD playing, or have iTunes playing a song and click on the Visualizer (heck, have all three going at once).
When you press F9, the QuickTime clip (DVD, iTunesetc.) keeps playing even when miniaturized. Its fun to watch their face as it changes from Cool! To Why doesnt Windows have that? Never heard of Expose. But I just 'invoked' it like you said using the F9 button.
Ok my windows shrunk a little and now they turn blue when I mouse over them. So the point of Expose is turn your windows blue? That is a neat feature, just not sure how useful it is. Not just blue. You can change colors;) - 'I would not be a good liar, being that I have little if any practice.' In article, 'MuahMan' wrote: 'Mojo' wrote in message news:windozesucks-64B5F7.2005@news.isp.giganews.com.
Showing off Expos to a friend or co-worker who uses a PC is more than a blast, its your duty, because even Windows XP still has nothing like it. But if you really want to be a major hambone, before you press F9 to invoke Expos, start a QuickTime movie clip, have a DVD playing, or have iTunes playing a song and click on the Visualizer (heck, have all three going at once). When you press F9, the QuickTime clip (DVD, iTunesetc.) keeps playing even when miniaturized. Its fun to watch their face as it changes from Cool! To Why doesnt Windows have that? Never heard of Expose. But I just 'invoked' it like you said using the F9 button.
Ok my windows shrunk a little and now they turn blue when I mouse over them. So the point of Expose is turn your windows blue? That is a neat feature, just not sure how useful it is. Like we said, not a clue, dumb as dirt.
'Dave Fritzinger' wrote in message news.20@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com. MuahMan wrote: 'Mojo' wrote in message news:windozesucks-64B5F7.2005@news.isp.giganews.com. Showing off Expos to a friend or co-worker who uses a PC is more than a blast, its your duty, because even Windows XP still has nothing like it. But if you really want to be a major hambone, before you press F9 to invoke Expos, start a QuickTime movie clip, have a DVD playing, or have iTunes playing a song and click on the Visualizer (heck, have all three going at once). When you press F9, the QuickTime clip (DVD, iTunesetc.) keeps playing even when miniaturized. Its fun to watch their face as it changes from Cool! To Why doesnt Windows have that?
Never heard of Expose. But I just 'invoked' it like you said using the F9 button. Ok my windows shrunk a little and now they turn blue when I mouse over them. So the point of Expose is turn your windows blue? That is a neat feature, just not sure how useful it is.
That would probably be because you are stupid. Let us say you have several open applications, each with several windows open. You want to find a specific window, without cycling through all the windows you have open.
Expose lets you do this. F9, mouse over the windows until you find the one you want (the OS conveniently gives you the title of each window), and click. There, you have the window you want in the foreground.
Do you get it yet? I didn't think so. Great feature. It's like a long cut for ALT-TAB. - Dave Fritzinger Honolulu, HI. In article, MartinKess@gmail.com wrote: Expose is pretty cool. Still, I find Apple+Tab faster.
Don't have to reach for the mouse. Then again, I use vi for the same reason. The Ideal solution to me for Expose is what I did with my LogiTech Cordless Optical Trackman.
It has two buttons directly above the left-click button one with a - and one with a I have programmed to do F9. In article, 'MuahMan' wrote: 'Dave Fritzinger' wrote in message news.20@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com. MuahMan wrote: 'Mojo' wrote in message news:windozesucks-64B5F7.2005@news.isp.giganews.com.
Showing off Expos to a friend or co-worker who uses a PC is more than a blast, its your duty, because even Windows XP still has nothing like it. But if you really want to be a major hambone, before you press F9 to invoke Expos, start a QuickTime movie clip, have a DVD playing, or have iTunes playing a song and click on the Visualizer (heck, have all three going at once). When you press F9, the QuickTime clip (DVD, iTunesetc.) keeps playing even when miniaturized. Its fun to watch their face as it changes from Cool! To Why doesnt Windows have that? Never heard of Expose.
But I just 'invoked' it like you said using the F9 button. Ok my windows shrunk a little and now they turn blue when I mouse over them. So the point of Expose is turn your windows blue? That is a neat feature, just not sure how useful it is. That would probably be because you are stupid.
Let us say you have several open applications, each with several windows open. You want to find a specific window, without cycling through all the windows you have open. Expose lets you do this. F9, mouse over the windows until you find the one you want (the OS conveniently gives you the title of each window), and click. There, you have the window you want in the foreground.
Do you get it yet? I didn't think so.
Great feature. It's like a long cut for ALT-TAB. Alt-Tab (actually, it's Command -Tab, but who's counting) works on the Mac too. Its just that Expose works SOOOOO much better.
Instead of cycling through, you go not just to the application you want but the 'pane' within that application that you want - instantly. Say you've got a news reader open. MT-Newswatch, for instance, gives you 4 panes, subscribed-to groups, the list of the group now open, the post you're reading, and the reply you're writing.
They are all on top of one another on most screens. But invoke Expose, and you get a thumbnail of all 4 and can click the 'pane' you want instantly. Alt-Tab on Windows won't do that with multiple panes in a single app, it just scrolls through open apps. Pratt, your 'long cut' becomes a REAL shortcut, real fast. In article, MartinKess@gmail.com wrote: I have six text documents open on my two monitors, please explain how I can select between them using Alt-Tab! Apple + tab.
Just keep pressing tab. That only works if all six documents are in DIFFERENT applications What if you have Photoshop open with 4 photos on screen, and InDesign open with three layouts? Use Command-Tab and that will shift you between Photoshop and InDesign all right, but it wont help you pick the document window you want at that moment once you are there. Expose will tile ALL the open panes AT ONCE as large thumbnails, allowing you to pick not only the application you want to bring foremost, but the document WITHIN that app to bring to the front. Its one more reason why the Mac is more productive than Windows, or, little things sometimes mean a lot.
In article, Mojo wrote: Showing off Expos to a friend or co-worker who uses a PC is more than a blast, its your duty, because even Windows XP still has nothing like it. But if you really want to be a major hambone, before you press F9 to invoke Expos, start a QuickTime movie clip, have a DVD playing, or have iTunes playing a song and click on the Visualizer (heck, have all three going at once). When you press F9, the QuickTime clip (DVD, iTunesetc.) keeps playing even when miniaturized. Its fun to watch their face as it changes from Cool! To Why doesnt Windows have that?
For added fun, demonstrate Expose in slow-motion mode (hold shift) while playing back three 1080p DVCPRO HD clips on a 30' screen. This may require a dual processor G5 with a striped RAID.
At least, that's what I was using to taunt the Windows user with this particular demo. I believe the question was something along the lines of 'Why'd you tell them to get a Mac for video editing?
It's a waste of money.' I used this little gimmick without commenting on it, as if I were just casually fooling around, while explaining the more substantive reasons.
This was fairy effective. 'It's in our country's interests to find those who would do harm to us and get them out of harm's way.'
Bush in Washington, D.C., April 28, 2005. In article, George Graves wrote: In articleMartinKess@gmail.com wrote: Expose is pretty cool. Still, I find Apple+Tab faster. Don't have to reach for the mouse. Then again, I use vi for the same reason. The Ideal solution to me for Expose is what I did with my LogiTech Cordless Optical Trackman. It has two buttons directly above the left-click button one with a - and one with a I have programmed to do F9 and the Window I want when I hover over it with the pointer.
My MX700 has page up and page down buttons above and below the scroll wheel. Below the page down button is a little button with an icon of one window overlapping another. I think it's assigned to just cycle through apps in the default configuration, but it's perfect for Expose - both the placement and the icon. 'It's in our country's interests to find those who would do harm to us and get them out of harm's way.' Bush in Washington, D.C., April 28, 2005.
In article, George Graves wrote: I have six text documents open on my two monitors, please explain how I can select between them using Alt-Tab! Apple + tab. Just keep pressing tab.
That only works if all six documents are in DIFFERENT applications What if you have Photoshop open with 4 photos on screen, and InDesign open with three layouts? Use Command-Tab and that will shift you between Photoshop and InDesign all right, but it wont help you pick the document window you want at that moment once you are there. Command- 1 will switch through the current applications windows sequentially. Of course, the true power of Expos comes to play when you're looking for a window whose sequential order isn't something you remember, and when you are dragging objects.
Show Desktop - Grab file - show all windows - drag over interarchy - release show all windows - drop. 1 On a swedish keyboard - on a US keyboard I think it's different, but probably on the same physical key - the one to the right of the left shift key. Sandman.net 'Kudos to Apple for being the first to bring affordable 64 bit computing to the PC market' - Edwin. 'George Graves' wrote in message news:gmgraves-E7A6B3.2005@newsclstr02.news.prodigy.com. In articleMartinKess@gmail.com wrote: I have six text documents open on my two monitors, please explain how I can select between them using Alt-Tab!
Apple + tab. Just keep pressing tab. That only works if all six documents are in DIFFERENT applications What if you have Photoshop open with 4 photos on screen, and InDesign open with three layouts? Use Command-Tab and that will shift you between Photoshop and InDesign all right, but it wont help you pick the document window you want at that moment once you are there. Expose will tile ALL the open panes AT ONCE as large thumbnails, allowing you to pick not only the application you want to bring foremost, but the document WITHIN that app to bring to the front. Its one more reason why the Mac is more productive than Windows, or, little things sometimes mean a lot. That's the problem with you Mac Jihad.
You think we all sit around and play with pictures and video all day. That's toy stuff. We use XP so we can be productive in the business world.
We'll leave the photoshop crap to to the pooptastic Apple software. Hitting F9 would slow me down as my fingers are already close to ALT-TAB. It's an atrocious long cut for people that play with pictures all day. I need to connect to Servers, run financial apps, list merges, etc.
Not toy stuff like you Maccies are doing. 'ZnU' wrote in message news:znu-9A2FBC.2005@individual.net. In articleMojo wrote: Showing off Expos to a friend or co-worker who uses a PC is more than a blast, its your duty, because even Windows XP still has nothing like it.
But if you really want to be a major hambone, before you press F9 to invoke Expos, start a QuickTime movie clip, have a DVD playing, or have iTunes playing a song and click on the Visualizer (heck, have all three going at once). When you press F9, the QuickTime clip (DVD, iTunesetc.) keeps playing even when miniaturized. Its fun to watch their face as it changes from Cool!
To Why doesnt Windows have that? For added fun, demonstrate Expose in slow-motion mode (hold shift) while playing back three 1080p DVCPRO HD clips on a 30' screen. This may require a dual processor G5 with a striped RAID. At leastthat's what I was using to taunt the Windows user with this particular demo. I believe the question was something along the lines of 'Why'd you tell them to get a Mac for video editing? It's a waste of money.' I used this little gimmick without commenting on it, as if I were just casually fooling around, while explaining the more substantive reasons.
This was fairy effective. Did they all go out and buy a Quad G5 with Raid ($22k)? Do any Mac Jihad have real jobs that don't concern photoshopping pics all day? - 'It's in our country's interests to find those who would do harm to us and get them out of harm's way.'
- George W. Bush in Washington, D.C., April 28, 2005. On Tue, 6 Dec 2005 08:54:35 -0500, MuahMan wrote: That's the problem with you Mac Jihad. You think we all sit around and play with pictures and video all day. That's toy stuff. We use XP so we can be productive in the business world.
We'll leave the photoshop crap to to the pooptastic Apple software. Hitting F9 would slow me down as my fingers are already close to ALT-TAB. It's an atrocious long cut for people that play with pictures all day. I need to connect to Servers, run financial appslist merges, etc.
Not toy stuff like you Maccies are doing. Why is it, then, that my Mac and I get called in to Windows-based client sites to make up for the low productivity - to get something done? 'Tim Murray' wrote in message news:i5hlf.19277$wi2.13675@bignews1.bellsouth.net. On Tue, 6 Dec 2005 08:54:35 -0500, MuahMan wrote: That's the problem with you Mac Jihad. You think we all sit around and play with pictures and video all day.
That's toy stuff. We use XP so we can be productive in the business world. We'll leave the photoshop crap to to the pooptastic Apple software.
Hitting F9 would slow me down as my fingers are already close to ALT-TAB. It's an atrocious long cut for people that play with pictures all day.
I need to connect to Servers, run financial appslist merges, etc. Not toy stuff like you Maccies are doing.
Why is it, then, that my Mac and I get called in to Windows-based client sites to make up for the low productivity - to get something done? I have no idea? Because people are lazy. I have no idea what your clients business is run like. I can't say I've ever been called into a Mac-based client site. Never heard of one for starters. I do know enough not to hire anyone that pulls out a mac.
They can't take the slightest criticism, get overly defensive, and have problems admitting when they are wrong. I have a giant problem with that attitude in the workplace. Would crush team morale. On 6/12/05 10:45 PM, in article iOdnSF2Lpm8OQjeRVn-iQ@adelphia.com, 'MuahMan' wrote: 'Tim Murray' wrote in message news:i5hlf.19277$wi2.13675@bignews1.bellsouth.net. On Tue, 6 Dec 2005 08:54:35 -0500, MuahMan wrote: That's the problem with you Mac Jihad.
You think we all sit around and play with pictures and video all day. That's toy stuff. We use XP so we can be productive in the business world. We'll leave the photoshop crap to to the pooptastic Apple software. Hitting F9 would slow me down as my fingers are already close to ALT-TAB. It's an atrocious long cut for people that play with pictures all day.
I need to connect to Servers, run financial appslist merges, etc. Not toy stuff like you Maccies are doing. Why is it, then, that my Mac and I get called in to Windows-based client sites to make up for the low productivity - to get something done? I have no idea?
Because people are lazy. Says the guy that doesn't want to press F9 because his fingers are already close to ALT-TAB!ROTFL! Wally wrote: On 6/12/05 10:45 PM, in article iOdnSF2Lpm8OQjeRVn-iQ@adelphia.com'MuahMan' wrote: 'Tim Murray' wrote in message news:i5hlf.19277$wi2.13675@bignews1.bellsouth.net. On Tue, 6 Dec 2005 08:54:35 -0500, MuahMan wrote: That's the problem with you Mac Jihad. You think we all sit around and play with pictures and video all day.
That's toy stuff. We use XP so we can be productive in the business world. We'll leave the photoshop crap to to the pooptastic Apple software. Hitting F9 would slow me down as my fingers are already close to ALT-TAB.
It's an atrocious long cut for people that play with pictures all day. I need to connect to Servers, run financial apps, list merges, etc.
Not toy stuff like you Maccies are doing. Why is it, then, that my Mac and I get called in to Windows-based client sites to make up for the low productivity - to get something done?
I have no idea? Because people are lazy. Says the guy that doesn't want to press F9 because his fingers are already close to ALT-TAB!ROTFL! In article, 'MuahMan' wrote: 'ZnU' wrote in message news:znu-9A2FBC.2005@individual.net. In articleMojo wrote: Showing off Expos to a friend or co-worker who uses a PC is more than a blast, its your duty, because even Windows XP still has nothing like it.
But if you really want to be a major hambone, before you press F9 to invoke Expos, start a QuickTime movie clip, have a DVD playing, or have iTunes playing a song and click on the Visualizer (heck, have all three going at once). When you press F9, the QuickTime clip (DVD, iTunesetc.) keeps playing even when miniaturized. Its fun to watch their face as it changes from Cool! To Why doesnt Windows have that? For added fun, demonstrate Expose in slow-motion mode (hold shift) while playing back three 1080p DVCPRO HD clips on a 30' screen.
This may require a dual processor G5 with a striped RAID. At leastthat's what I was using to taunt the Windows user with this particular demo. I believe the question was something along the lines of 'Why'd you tell them to get a Mac for video editing? It's a waste of money.' I used this little gimmick without commenting on it, as if I were just casually fooling around, while explaining the more substantive reasons. This was fairy effective.
Did they all go out and buy a Quad G5 with Raid ($22k)? Do any Mac Jihad have real jobs that don't concern photoshopping pics all day? You're only off by a factor of 3, Pratt-fall. A Quad G5 with 2GB of RAM, to 500GB HDs and a 30' Apple monitor comes to $6,973.
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- 'It's in our country's interests to find those who would do harm to us and get them out of harm's way.' - George W.
Bush in Washington, D.C., April 28, 2005 - Alan Baker Vancouver, British Columbia 'If you raise the ceiling 4 feet, move the fireplace from that wall to that wall, you'll still only get the full stereophonic effect if you sit in the bottom of that cupboard.' In article, 'MuahMan' wrote: 'George Graves' wrote in message news:gmgraves-E7A6B3.2005@newsclstr02.news.prodigy.com. In articleMartinKess@gmail.com wrote: I have six text documents open on my two monitors, please explain how I can select between them using Alt-Tab! Apple + tab. Just keep pressing tab.
That only works if all six documents are in DIFFERENT applications What if you have Photoshop open with 4 photos on screen, and InDesign open with three layouts? Use Command-Tab and that will shift you between Photoshop and InDesign all right, but it wont help you pick the document window you want at that moment once you are there. Expose will tile ALL the open panes AT ONCE as large thumbnails, allowing you to pick not only the application you want to bring foremost, but the document WITHIN that app to bring to the front. Its one more reason why the Mac is more productive than Windows, or, little things sometimes mean a lot. That's the problem with you Mac Jihad. You think we all sit around and play with pictures and video all day.
That's toy stuff. We use XP so we can be productive in the business world. We'll leave the photoshop crap to to the pooptastic Apple software. Hitting F9 would slow me down as my fingers are already close to ALT-TAB. It's an atrocious long cut for people that play with pictures all day. I need to connect to Servers, run financial appslist merges, etc. Not toy stuff like you Maccies are doing.
So, you never have more than one document open in a single application? Looks to me like you are doing the 'toy stuff'. Me, I make a considerable part of my living doing desk-top publishing. I don't consider it 'toy stuff' and I have deadlines to meet just like you do 'in the business world' (eyes roll skyward) with your simple financial apps et al. In article, 'MuahMan' wrote: 'George Graves' wrote in message news:gmgraves-E7A6B3.2005@newsclstr02.news.prodigy.com.
In articleMartinKess@gmail.com wrote: I have six text documents open on my two monitors, please explain how I can select between them using Alt-Tab! Apple + tab. Just keep pressing tab. That only works if all six documents are in DIFFERENT applications What if you have Photoshop open with 4 photos on screen, and InDesign open with three layouts?
Use Command-Tab and that will shift you between Photoshop and InDesign all right, but it wont help you pick the document window you want at that moment once you are there. Expose will tile ALL the open panes AT ONCE as large thumbnails, allowing you to pick not only the application you want to bring foremost, but the document WITHIN that app to bring to the front. Its one more reason why the Mac is more productive than Windows, or, little things sometimes mean a lot. That's the problem with you Mac Jihad.
You think we all sit around and play with pictures and video all day. That's toy stuff. We use XP so we can be productive in the business world. We'll leave the photoshop crap to to the pooptastic Apple software. Hitting F9 would slow me down as my fingers are already close to ALT-TAB. It's an atrocious long cut for people that play with pictures all day. I need to connect to Servers, run financial appslist merges, etc.
Not toy stuff like you Maccies are doing. Too bad you had to build your entire troll on the F9 key, which is the default, but reassignable to any key - preferbly one of the mouse buttons. Sandman.net 'I am loyal to Apple and love my Mac because I have PCs to compare it to.' In article, 'MuahMan' wrote: 'Tim Murray' wrote in message news:i5hlf.19277$wi2.13675@bignews1.bellsouth.net. On Tue, 6 Dec 2005 08:54:35 -0500, MuahMan wrote: That's the problem with you Mac Jihad.
You think we all sit around and play with pictures and video all day. That's toy stuff. We use XP so we can be productive in the business world. We'll leave the photoshop crap to to the pooptastic Apple software. Hitting F9 would slow me down as my fingers are already close to ALT-TAB. It's an atrocious long cut for people that play with pictures all day. I need to connect to Servers, run financial appslist merges, etc.
Not toy stuff like you Maccies are doing. Why is it, then, that my Mac and I get called in to Windows-based client sites to make up for the low productivity - to get something done?
I have no idea? Because people are lazy. I have no idea what your clients business is run like. I can't say I've ever been called into a Mac-based client site. Never heard of one for starters. I don't doubt it.
1) Mac-based businesses don' need no stinkin' Windows, man. 2) Why would a Mac business call a PC user to their site? 3) if they know as much about you as we do, they wouldn't let you touch their cable TV box, much less their G5 towers being used in their business. I do know enough not to hire anyone that pulls out a mac.
They can't take the slightest criticism, get overly defensive, and have problems admitting when they are wrong. I have a giant problem with that attitude in the workplace. Would crush team morale.
Somehow, I have trouble believing that you, who cannot even figure out how to do the simplest thing in OSX (as you yourself have admitted), would be in a position to hire anybody based on their computer skills. In article, 'MuahMan' wrote: 'ZnU' wrote in message news:znu-9A2FBC.2005@individual.net. In articleMojo wrote: Showing off Expos to a friend or co-worker who uses a PC is more than a blast, its your duty, because even Windows XP still has nothing like it. But if you really want to be a major hambone, before you press F9 to invoke Expos, start a QuickTime movie clip, have a DVD playing, or have iTunes playing a song and click on the Visualizer (heck, have all three going at once). When you press F9, the QuickTime clip (DVD, iTunesetc.) keeps playing even when miniaturized. Its fun to watch their face as it changes from Cool!
To Why doesnt Windows have that? For added fun, demonstrate Expose in slow-motion mode (hold shift) while playing back three 1080p DVCPRO HD clips on a 30' screen. This may require a dual processor G5 with a striped RAID. At leastthat's what I was using to taunt the Windows user with this particular demo. I believe the question was something along the lines of 'Why'd you tell them to get a Mac for video editing? It's a waste of money.'
I used this little gimmick without commenting on it, as if I were just casually fooling around, while explaining the more substantive reasons. This was fairy effective. Did they all go out and buy a Quad G5 with Raid ($22k)? Do any Mac Jihad have real jobs that don't concern photoshopping pics all day? You ever read a magazine?
Subscribe to any? How about a newspaper? Guess what, the people who put these things together (on either platform) have to do 'photoshopping all day.' And they have to deal with complex page layout programs. It takes talent. It takes hard work and often very long nights to meet publication schedules.
Anybody who denigrates the importance of, or the skill and work required for, somebody else's job is a dirt-dumb idiot. Yeah, Brian, I'm talking to YOU! In article, 'MuahMan' wrote: 'George Graves' wrote in message news:gmgraves-E7A6B3.2005@newsclstr02.news.prodigy.com.
In articleMartinKess@gmail.com wrote: I have six text documents open on my two monitors, please explain how I can select between them using Alt-Tab! Apple + tab. Just keep pressing tab.
That only works if all six documents are in DIFFERENT applications What if you have Photoshop open with 4 photos on screen, and InDesign open with three layouts? Use Command-Tab and that will shift you between Photoshop and InDesign all right, but it wont help you pick the document window you want at that moment once you are there. Expose will tile ALL the open panes AT ONCE as large thumbnails, allowing you to pick not only the application you want to bring foremost, but the document WITHIN that app to bring to the front. Its one more reason why the Mac is more productive than Windows, or, little things sometimes mean a lot.
That's the problem with you Mac Jihad. You think we all sit around and play with pictures and video all day. That's toy stuff. We use XP so we can be productive in the business world. We'll leave the photoshop crap to to the pooptastic Apple software. Hitting F9 would slow me down as my fingers are already close to ALT-TAB. It's an atrocious long cut for people that play with pictures all day.
I need to connect to Servers, run financial appslist merges, etc. Not toy stuff like you Maccies are doing. Well, you heard it here first, folks.
OS X is the operating system for digital media. Windows XP is the operating system for list merges. 'It's in our country's interests to find those who would do harm to us and get them out of harm's way.' Bush in Washington, D.C., April 28, 2005.
'George Graves' wrote in message news:gmgraves-D6D36122005@newsclstr02.news.prodigy.com. In article'MuahMan' wrote: 'Tim Murray' wrote in message news:i5hlf.19277$wi2.13675@bignews1.bellsouth.net. On Tue, 6 Dec 2005 08:54:35 -0500, MuahMan wrote: That's the problem with you Mac Jihad.
You think we all sit around and play with pictures and video all day. That's toy stuff. We use XP so we can be productive in the business world. We'll leave the photoshop crap to to the pooptastic Apple software. Hitting F9 would slow me down as my fingers are already close to ALT-TAB.
It's an atrocious long cut for people that play with pictures all day. I need to connect to Servers, run financial appslist merges, etc.
Not toy stuff like you Maccies are doing. Why is it, then, that my Mac and I get called in to Windows-based client sites to make up for the low productivity - to get something done? I have no idea? Because people are lazy. I have no idea what your clients business is run like. I can't say I've ever been called into a Mac-based client site.
Never heard of one for starters. I don't doubt it. 1) Mac-based businesses don' need no stinkin' Windowsman.
2) Why would a Mac business call a PC user to their site? 3) if they know as much about you as we do, they wouldn't let you touch their cable TV box, much less their G5 towers being used in their business. They simply don't exist. Only one man Wedding Photographers use Macs.
I do know enough not to hire anyone that pulls out a mac. They can't take the slightest criticism, get overly defensive, and have problems admitting when they are wrong. I have a giant problem with that attitude in the workplace. Would crush team morale.
Somehow, I have trouble believing that you, who cannot even figure out how to do the simplest thing in OSX (as you yourself have admitted)would be in a position to hire anybody based on their computer skills. 'Sandman' wrote in message news:mr-B@individual.net. In article'MuahMan' wrote: 'George Graves' wrote in message news:gmgraves-E7A6B3.2005@newsclstr02.news.prodigy.com. In articleMartinKess@gmail.com wrote: I have six text documents open on my two monitors, please explain how I can select between them using Alt-Tab! Apple + tab.
Just keep pressing tab. That only works if all six documents are in DIFFERENT applications What if you have Photoshop open with 4 photos on screen, and InDesign open with three layouts? Use Command-Tab and that will shift you between Photoshop and InDesign all right, but it wont help you pick the document window you want at that moment once you are there. Expose will tile ALL the open panes AT ONCE as large thumbnails, allowing you to pick not only the application you want to bring foremost, but the document WITHIN that app to bring to the front. Its one more reason why the Mac is more productive than Windows, or, little things sometimes mean a lot. That's the problem with you Mac Jihad.
You think we all sit around and play with pictures and video all day. That's toy stuff. We use XP so we can be productive in the business world. We'll leave the photoshop crap to to the pooptastic Apple software. Hitting F9 would slow me down as my fingers are already close to ALT-TAB. It's an atrocious long cut for people that play with pictures all day.
I need to connect to Servers, run financial appslist merges, etc. Not toy stuff like you Maccies are doing. Too bad you had to build your entire troll on the F9 key, which is the defaultbut reassignable to any key - preferbly one of the mouse buttons.
Another great shortcut. Bwahahaah - Sandman.net 'I am loyal to Apple and love my Mac because I have PCs to compare it to.' In article, 'MuahMan' wrote: Too bad you had to build your entire troll on the F9 key, which is the default, but reassignable to any key - preferbly one of the mouse buttons.
Another great shortcut. It's wonderful. I miss the function every time I use a Windows machine. Actually, I miss tons of stuff whenever I sit down at a Windows machine. Sandman.net Edwin, on protecting against malware: 'I use Avast AV, the Yahoo anti-spy toolbar, the MS anti-spy software, Windows SP2 with its firewall, AdAware, Spybot Search and Destroy, and SpywareBlaster.' In article, ZnU wrote: In article'MuahMan' wrote: 'George Graves' wrote in message news:gmgraves-E7A6B3.2005@newsclstr02.news.prodigy.com.
In articleMartinKess@gmail.com wrote: I have six text documents open on my two monitors, please explain how I can select between them using Alt-Tab! Apple + tab. Just keep pressing tab. That only works if all six documents are in DIFFERENT applications What if you have Photoshop open with 4 photos on screen, and InDesign open with three layouts? Use Command-Tab and that will shift you between Photoshop and InDesign all right, but it wont help you pick the document window you want at that moment once you are there. Expose will tile ALL the open panes AT ONCE as large thumbnails, allowing you to pick not only the application you want to bring foremost, but the document WITHIN that app to bring to the front. Its one more reason why the Mac is more productive than Windows, or, little things sometimes mean a lot.
That's the problem with you Mac Jihad. You think we all sit around and play with pictures and video all day. That's toy stuff. We use XP so we can be productive in the business world. We'll leave the photoshop crap to to the pooptastic Apple software. Hitting F9 would slow me down as my fingers are already close to ALT-TAB. It's an atrocious long cut for people that play with pictures all day.
I need to connect to Servers, run financial appslist merges, etc. Not toy stuff like you Maccies are doing.
Well, you heard it here first, folks. OS X is the operating system for digital media. Windows XP is the operating system for list merges. Can't all non-graphic or sound work be done just as well with a 386 or '040 level machine? - Guns don't kill people; automobiles kill people. Hi, If you want to enter in a family website open up: Its an entertainment website.
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When youre looking for files in either List view or Column view, its almost certain that some of your files with long names will have some letters (or even full words) cut off from view. Here is a tip that will save you from having to resize your List or Column view columns just hold your cursor over the files truncated name for a few seconds and eventually its full name will pop up. So whats the problem?
The few seconds part. Instead, hold the Option key, then put your cursor over the files name, and its full name will appear instantly. I am looking for 'tips' on how to convert MATLAB application (scientific computations and models) written on Windows XP to Mac OSX. I imagine that write and read commands will be different, and perhaps other Windows-specific calls or commands.
If you have written up some tips on this type of conversion, please pass them along to me. This is a multi-part message in MIME format.=NextPart000004B01C37EB3.079F6C00 Content-Type: text/plain; charset='Windows-1252' Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Tips for Multi-Proj: Adapting your application for different backends = and a Batch Compiler Tip=20 1) Using Multi-Proj to Adapt your Applications for Multiple Backends Lesley Dean recently posted an informative article on the newsgroup, = which has been used here to make this tip. This tip will be of interest to you if you are thinking of = implementing your application in multiple backends. Here's a bit of Mac advocacy for the US Independence Day. =46rom the article: In a YouTube video, posted below the fold, CEO Mathias D=F6pfner lists four reasons for the change: Most of the company=92s layout work was already being done on Macs Macs are more user friendly than other computers Apple creates the most elegant computers Macs are cheaper to buy and easier to maintain than they were in the past - Dave Fritzinger Honolulu, HI Dave Fritzinger wrote: Here's a bit of Mac advocacy for the US Independence Day. From the article: In a YouTube video, posted below the fold, CEO Mathias Dpfner lists four reasons for the change: Most of the companys layout work was already being done on Macs Macs are more user friendly than other computers Apple creates the most elegant computers Macs are cheaper to buy and easier to maintain than they were in the past - Dave Fritzinger Honolulu, HI It also said they'll be running OS X, Windows Vista and Windows XP on these machines, so basically they have just added an additonal OS to support. 'Apple creates the most elegant computers'.
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