I was told , in order to add an item to the controlstrip, I should either
drop the icon unto the controlstrip proper or put it into the controlstrip
module folder in the System folder. However, some items resist this. While I
have no trouble with the Apple Menu items, I cannot put anything else
Mledie at aol.com wrote:
I was told , in order to add an item to the controlstrip, I should either
drop the icon unto the controlstrip proper or put it into the controlstrip
module folder in the System folder. However, some items resist this.
Are the items really control strip modules? Icons
Hi Marta,
Control Strip modules could be installed by simply drag and drop on top
of your System Folder. But don't assume that just one file will be
involved nor installed. A control strip module may be comprised of a
system extension and a control strip module (maybe even more) for it to
Hello All,
A friend sent me a cd with an e-book he has written, the problem is
I can read it on the pc at work, but OSX(10.2) gives me a message
that it can't recognize anything on the cd. Is there a reader for
either X or 9 for e-book?
Thanks in advance,
John
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Hello All,
A friend sent me a cd with an e-book he has written, the problem
is I can read it on the pc at work, but OSX(10.2) gives me a message
that it can't recognize
In a message dated 18.11.2002 08:24:38 Uhr, aatherton at insightbb.com writes:
Are the items really control strip modules? Icons should look like luggage
tags and Get Info should call them control strip modules.
Allan Atherton
Hi, Allan,
no, they are not modules with a tab. Those are the ones
Mledie at aol.com wrote:
Hi, Allan,
no, they are not modules with a tab. Those are the ones already in the
folder. I can manipulate those. What I would like to do is put some other, for
instance my Acrobat Reader down ... can I determine in some way, whether any
application is controlstrip
Hi Allan and Marta,
Your control strip modules are more analogous to plug-ins instead of
drivers. It should be relatively easy to determine whether a piece of
software is a control strip module. Performing a Get Info on the
file in question or just drag in on top of your System Folder and
Hey folks,
I am not a regular user of Mail within OS X 10.2.2 but I use it on my
wife's Mac upstairs when I want to conveniently check my email. Today,
I received an email from a pc user which contained a phone number for a
vendor we were discussing in the body of the text. The phone number
I've not had a problem with numbers, but when I was using Pegasus mail
on Win 95, Win 98 and Win XP, none of my Mac friends could open any
attachments from me. The problem persisted through at least 3 Pegasus
upgrades. I had to get a hotmail account just for sending jpegs and
docs. I would
Hi Alex,
You had a couple of good ideas. I'm going to contact my Windows friend
and find out what he used. Thanks for your suggestions!
Ward Oldham
On Monday, November 18, 2002, at 12:38 PM, Alex Whitman wrote:
I've not had a problem with numbers, but when I was using Pegasus mail
on
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