Want to drag a file to another folder and copy it instead of moving it? Press the Option key when you drag that file and it'll be duplicated rather than moved entirely.
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Tom said 5:46PM on 1-29-2008
'Creating a photobook', the true Mac Stereotype according to Apple.
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Danny Zumwalt said 6:55PM on 1-29-2008
Huh, anyone else's Safari crash when trying to play any of the videos?
-iMac 2.8GHz C2E Running Leopard 10.5.1
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Sam said 7:11PM on 1-29-2008
Uhh... this has been up for a while -- probably at least a week or two.
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Colin said 9:25PM on 1-29-2008
Speaking of finding out how to do something, I need help jailbreaking to 1.1.2 and then to 1.1.3 on my iPod touch. Couldn't think of anywhere else to ask, really.
In 1.1.1, I installed OktoPrep, then went to iTunes, option+clicked "Upgrade," selected the 1.1.2 restore ipsw, and then let it upgrade. Then when I run the jailbreak, it tells me that my iPod will restart several times, but my iPod just goes into recovery mode, and iTunes forces me to restore it.
Any ideas?
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Kevin George said 1:49AM on 1-30-2008
These tutorials have been up for quite some time now.
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