My first grumble: Safari opens directories on your file-system by opening
Finder. I like to set my homepage to a directory :(
Second: Where is the status bar at the bottom? How do I tell in Safari
where a link is going to take me?
If anyone knows how to fix these, I'd love to know.
Hen
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Can't help you much on the first one, but the second one is easy: Go to
the View Menu and select the Status Bar option (or cmd+\ ). The bottom
will become the familiar status bar and tell you all sorts of link info.
You can turn many options on or off via the View menu.
Perfect, thanks :)
I figure the solution to the first is that I might just have to have an
apache starting automatically on my machine.
Hen
On Sat, 1 Feb 2003, Jerry Yeager wrote:
Can't help you much on the first one, but the second one is easy: Go to
the View Menu and select the Status Bar
While I am far below living the i-life, Jerry in his mail mentioned
housecleaning. This gives me the link to ask how I might clean out my
computers of all that junk that has accumulated. (See- I have great fear of
trashing something important, because I can't tell what is necessary and
Robert M. Klein wrote:
FYI, here is the log of the online conversation I had with Intuit:
Welcome Robert ...
Connecting to server. Please wait...
Connected to quickbooks.ehosts.net
Rita has joined this session!
Rita says, Welcome to our Sales Chat. How may I help you?
You say, yes, i have QB
