*Mac Widgets Screenshot Thread!*

Mat said:
What does it do though, just show a number or something else?
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It shows a number, you can click it for like 5 seconds and it'll calculate how many beats per minute it is.

Josh
 
Yeah but it just says iDisk.. usually the iDisk is named after your .Mac account (i.e. dlorey)
 
DJLOREY said:
Do you have a dotmac account?

As far as I know mine has always been named after my .Mac account :(
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Yep, that's why I have an iDisk :) It's just called iDisk on all my machines, don't remember doing anything special.
 
Beepcake said:
Yep, that's why I have an iDisk :) It's just called iDisk on all my machines, don't remember doing anything special.
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I might ring Apple, ask how to change my iDisk name then.. I swore I didn't change the name, if i'd had the option I would have left it as the generic title :(
 
The iDisk on my iBook is 'iDisk' but on my iMac it's my .mac name. I would prefer both to be named iDisk but I haven't found a way of changing it.
 
DJLOREY said:
I might ring Apple, ask how to change my iDisk name then.. I swore I didn't change the name, if i'd had the option I would have left it as the generic title :(
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It was my dot mac account name when i just reformatted my G5 with RAID0 but it synced everything and just says iDisk now.

Strange!

Josh
 
Bumped from a long time ago :

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Imageshack widget: how on earth do you drag & drop a picture into dashboard's Imageshack widget?

:confused:


Cool widget, if only I knew how to use it! :D



EDIT: Widget widget widget I love saying widget :D
 
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click the photo,start to drag it,press F12 (to open dashboard) then 'drop' the photo onto the the widget.:)
 
Sic said:
I disable Dashboard, don't see the point and I prefer the RAM free.
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I've now ditched the dashboard :cool:

The command (for those interested) goes like this..


  • Open Terminal.
  • Type in

    Code: 
    defaults write com.apple.dashboard mcx-disabled -boolean YES
  • Press Enter
  • Type in

    Code: 
    killall Dock
  • Press Enter
  • Close Terminal.
 
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