Posts by Mr. Me

Quote: Originally Posted by Mike Fix  What would you rather have?   An updated 2012 Mac Pro with dual CPUs, card slots, drive bays, updated to current tech, or the newly announced 2013 Mac...

This is terrific news. I completely agree that Canvas 3.5.6 had just about the best interface ever. Canvas 5 taught me the hard way that it was possible to take a terrific application--Canvas 3.5.x--and totally screw it up. For better...

Quote: Originally Posted by DeputyRob  Thank you, Captain Obvious! I already stated I was a fool three times in my original post so what's the point of your post other than to be fool of another kind?   You...

Quote: Originally Posted by hmm  The thread started with what was basically fan fiction shoehorned into a troll post. Not only did you bump it, but you bumped it quoting the OP? Really? He has never been...

Quote: Originally Posted by daverobert  Looking at the minimal designs and possible references to the new operating systems on the WWDC 13 conference centre posters, I wanted to moot the idea that what Apple...

Quote: Originally Posted by Splash-reverse  Why do you need Apple to do everything? If a third party can do it better and let them be. Free up Apple resources as well not to have to do everything. Remember iCloud is just...

Whether it is Wi-Fi, 3G, or 4G, you must have a communication with the outside world. Neither Dropbox, iCloud, Google Drive, nor any other sharing service will work without that basic requirement. From where I sit, Dropbox does exactly...

This is certainly not a general problem or this forum would be inundated with people complaining about it just like you. Which application are you using?

Apple has not added restrictions to your Save options. In Snow Leopard, File/Save... does exactly the same thing that the File/Save did in older versions of the OS.

Multiplan was developed originally for CP/M. It was easily portable to MS-DOS, the Macintosh, and other platforms because it was written in Microsoft's proprietary p-code. It was a competitor for VisiCalc. The only thing that Excel had...