Filed under: Analysis / Opinion, Apple
The official .Mac blog wants you
Here's your chance, folks. The official .Mac Blog has put a call out to its readers. Specifically, they want to know what you want covered on the blog. Are you interested in learning about cool and little-known iWeb tricks? iDisk basics? Why .Mac doesn't offer what Google Apps for Your Domain does? Ok, so that last suggestion probably won't fly, but if your suggestion is selected your name will appear with the accompanying post on the blog. Good luck.
It
appears that while typing a word in many OS X apps, such as iChat and Yojimbo, hitting the Esc key will present a
drop-down list of word completion options. I *think* this might be a Cocoa-related service of Mac OS X (sorry, Firefox
users), but I'm always hesitant to toss out a guess like that because I am constantly surprised as to which apps are
actually Cocoa (Finder, for example, is still Carbon, even in Tiger). I get this popup in Ecto, Stickies and Mail as
well, but not in any input areas on websites in Safari, so feel free to experiment with this handy but (as far as I
know) undocumented feature.
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