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Old iBook 10.0 Question
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Re: Old iBook 10.0 Question
The battery indicator for the menu bar is still available.
Go to System/Library/CoreServices/Menu Extras. In there, there should be a bunch of .menu items. Find the one labeled battery and drag and drop it to the finder menu bar next to the clock. That should reinstall it. To reposition it on the menu bar (or any of the other menu extras) hold the apple key and click and drag the menu item. You can also remove the items by doing this by dragging them off the menu bar.
The battery indicator for the menu bar is still available.
Go to System/Library/CoreServices/Menu Extras. In there, there should be a bunch of .menu items. Find the one labeled battery and drag and drop it to the finder menu bar next to the clock. That should reinstall it. To reposition it on the menu bar (or any of the other menu extras) hold the apple key and click and drag the menu item. You can also remove the items by doing this by dragging them off the menu bar.
Sorry if that was a little confusing.... In 10.0 there was this cool little thing in the dock. It was a battery with green slime look-like stuff. It was really cool and I wanted to know if there is a thing that looks like that to put in the dock.
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Are you sure this was part of they System. I don't think Apple would have duplicated there battery level indicator (one in the finder menu and one in the dock).
Try this.
http://www.versiontracker.com/moreinfo.fcgi?id=15982&db=mac
Try this.
http://www.versiontracker.com/moreinfo.fcgi?id=15982&db=mac
Yes, i'm almost positive this was part of the 10.0 system. If i could get it w/o downloading any freeware..... i hate freeware..... one program destroyed my iPod. Thankfully i found out how to hack it and get the music off of it before i reformatted.
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Lol. How do I create docklings that will work in OSX? specifically a battery dockling? How does an app like that get info from the battery? Also, my Proj builder won't run in 10.2.3...... any thoughts? are there new developer tools?
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DON'T use 10.0 developer tools for anything. There have been a TON of revisions to them. You can download them by getting a free membership at developer.apple.com.