Mitch2003 said:
In the Utilities folder, run Bluetooth Firmware Updater.
I was having issues with connectivity until I ran this last week.
So far 10.3.9 is running great, no issues at all.
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In the Utilities folder, run Bluetooth Firmware Updater.
I was having issues with connectivity until I ran this last week.
So far 10.3.9 is running great, no issues at all.
Nermal said:
I'm going to give this bit a thumbs-down. I suppose I should be grateful to Apple for upgrading my Safari to 1.3, but adding Yahoo, eBay, etc. to my Bookmarks bar without me asking for it? Just not classy. But no, it's not a big deal.
Safari has also seemed a bit sluggish at first, but that is just a meaningless early feeling, I'll give it some time.
Hope it fixes the bug I've been having where Mail quits every time I save changes to account settings. That only happens on my Powerbook, so I won't be able to test it until later (using Powermac now).
Edit: Seems to have greatly improved Safari's pop up blocker for me too, as I've visited several sites that previously always resulted in a pop up, and so far none of them have successfully launched a popup.
Edit: Seems to have greatly improved Safari's pop up blocker for me too, as I've visited several sites that previously always resulted in a pop up, and so far none of them have successfully launched a popup.
It seems like my Java support won't work at all now. I can't run Eclipse, Netbeans, java or javac from the command line, and my Tomcat server isn't coming up at startup.
Any clues?
Any clues?
wookitus said:What does "Use transparent window" in the safari debug menu do (besides get rid of window shadows)? That seems to be new. Someone smart here should spend some unnecessary time figuring it out.
if page doesn't define background color like
<BODY BGCOLOR=#FFFFFF>
content will be transparent
it's easy to check:
start your apache server (system preferences->sharing->personal web sharing
go to you ~/Sites folder and edit your index.html file (remove BGCOLOR
attribute from the BODY element so it should look like
<BODY>
in safari go to the site localhost/~<your user name>
so if your username is smith
go to the localhost/~smith and enjoy
Oh yeah. I predicted that it was going to come today and I was correct as usual. Yes. Just call me Nostradamus. Thank you.
wookitus said:What does "Use transparent window" in the safari debug menu do (besides get rid of window shadows)? That seems to be new. Someone smart here should spend some unnecessary time figuring it out.
Where is this 'debug' menu you are talking about?
Please clarify Bookmark Bar comments
I am downloading 10.3.9 now, but do not want to lose all the entries on my bookmark bar...is this happening to everyone?
I am downloading 10.3.9 now, but do not want to lose all the entries on my bookmark bar...is this happening to everyone?
jjmaximum said:
You won't lose the entries, they'll just add Amazon, eBay, Yahoo, and the News section, as well as the usual Apple links. Just feel free to drag 'em out when you update.
Nermal said:
Ahh... cool, I just realized that if I resize the download window to be a bit bigger, I see both. Thanks.
That still doesn't solve the crashing issue though. I've narrowed down my safari crashes to be every time I hit command-W to close a window or tab. Pretty weird huh? Can somebody else please confirm whether this is just me or not?
jjmaximum said:
It does not clear your existing bookmarks, it just replaces the intitial bookmarks from when first time using safari back in the bar along side you current ones.
dmarkman said:
Okay, now that I realized that was worthless for me, how do I get rid of the Debug menu?
shawnce said:Turn your monitor 180 degrees and type that command again.
(or replace "1" with "0")
Thank you
