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 | | Finder windows were colorized, and the list view was expanded to include "disclosure triangles" which allowed the user to drill down further into the file system without opening more windows. | | | Finder 10.0 also eschewed the classic Finder's "spatial" orientation -- where each location on the hard drive opened in its own window, and only one window -- for a Windows 98 -style browser system. | | | Finder 8.0 was the first version to be multithreaded. |
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http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Finder-(Mac-OS)
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| Â | Apple - Mac OS X |
| | Or as a user of a Windows- or UNIX-based system, you’ll find mouth-watering incentives to switch to a Mac as your main computer. | | | Only with Mac OS X can you run Microsoft Office, Quark XPress and Adobe Photoshop, browse a Windows network and use Unix commands — at the same time. | | | With advanced virtual and protected memory, Mac OS X lets you have scads of applications open at the same time without fearing data loss in other apps if an unruly program crashes. |
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http://www.apple.com/macosx
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| Â | Daring Fireball: Thanksfindering |
| | The Finder is not just a simple shell wrapped around th file system — it’s an essential productivity tool for many professional Mac users. | | | When newcomers to the Mac — no matter how experienced they are with other platforms — dismiss long-time Mac users’ criticism with a bit of “good enough for me” hand-waving, it belies their ignorance of what the Mac truly stands for. | | | But the one trick that OS 9 mastered that OS X needs to work on is that it is possible to present a simple, easy-to-use interface for novices, while still offering flexibility to power users with additional options lurking just below the surface. |
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http://daringfireball.net/2002/11/thanksfindering
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| | When I first heard last year that Nisus Software was developing a Mac email client, I expected something insanely great. | | | Nisus Email lives in the Finder, and allows you to customize how you want it structured on your computer. | | | There are of course the venerable Eudora, the stylish upstart Outlook Express, and Netscape's Messenger module, (all freeware, or in Eudora's case with the options of free, ad-supported, or commercial software versions), to name the big guns. |
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http://www.applelinks.com/mooresviews/nisusemail.shtml
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| Â | Mac OS 9.1 |
| | Finder 9.1 will not allow users to bless the desktop folder by moving the Finder and system file to that location (r. | | | Finder 9.1 does some checking to recognize Mac OS X packages. | | | Finder 9.1's user interface no longer allows users to turn on file sharing for folders and volumes with names longer than 27 characters (r. |
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http://developer.apple.com/technotes/tn/tn2010.html
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| Â | Macintosh Software and Software Downloads |
| | Mac OS Open Source Software - A growing catalog listing of open source software projects for the Mac. | | | Ambrosia Software - Home to many quality shareware games and utilities for the Mac OS. | | | Schwarz Soft - Developer of Mac software, Quick Crypt is a text and file encryption program with ease of use in mind. |
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http://www.softwarengine.com/macintosh-2002.php
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| Â | Daring Fireball: That Finder Thing |
| | The OS X Finder is like using a joystick to control a set of robot hands — clumsy and inherently less intuitive. | | | I see no reason why Column Browsers can’t gracefully live atop a spatially-oriented Finder (similar to how Greg’s Browser works just fine alongside the classic Finder, but even better, since a single application could provide tighter integration between the two paradigms). | | | The Finder is emblematic of everything wrong with Mac OS X. In the years leading up to the initial release of Mac OS X, Mac users only asked for two things from Apple’s next generation operating system: |
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http://daringfireball.net/2002/11/that_finder_thing
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| | Access to hundreds of free Unix apps that?ll run on Mac OS X. Be sure to read this month?s how-to article, ?Run Unix Apps on OS X? to get a step-by-step guide on installing this software and using it to its fullest. | | | Path Finder is a comprehensive file browser for Mac OS X, written 100% in Cocoa and Objective-C. It adds plenty of powerful file manipulation tools and some of the best Unix tools to a fast, stable file browser. | | | Ambrosia Software, Inc. released an update (1.0.7) to its Snapz Pro X. Be aware that updates available at Version Tracker and elsewhere do not warn that if you have a bundled version that came with your Mac it will stop working and you’ll be prompted to “register” software, meaning you’ll need to pay for it. |
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http://www.macandstuff.com/weblog/index.php?/weblog/2003/04/
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| Â | Joliet File System by Thomas Tempelmann |
| | Note: This software is only suitable for Mac OS 9.2.2 and earlier (down to System 7.5.5), but can not be used in OS X. | | | Until now, if you inserted a Windows CD-ROM in your Mac, file names appeared to be crippled (in the so-called 8.3 format) or files may have been inaccessible. | | | Note: This software is only suitable for Mac OS 9.2.2 and earlier (down to System 7.5.5), but can not be used in OS X, not even in its Classic environment! |
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http://www.tempel.org/joliet/
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| Â | DragonOne - Page Not Found |
| | Mac OS For Macintosh computers running Mac OS 9.x. | | | For Macintosh computers running Mac OS X or later. |
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http://www.dragonone.com/MacOS/index.shtml
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| Â | MacOPINION : Marc Zeedar Mac OS X -- Fixed! |
| | Ultimately, it's premature to judge Mac OS X -- it will be a year before hardware and software updates have caught up enough to make X a viable OS for most people [ 1 ] -- and that's why I find commenting on X now rather pointless. | | | What I can't figure out is why Apple didn't create a special version of the Old Finder that's more compatible with OS X: that would have given Mac users a familiar environment while not being especially difficult for Apple (after all, the current Old Finder nearly works perfectly). | | | I am reluctant to write yet another column about Mac OS X. Even though it's an important subject -- the biggest change in computing since the Mac was introduced in 1984 -- my feelings about X are as complex as the operating system itself. |
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http://macopinion.com/columns/tangible/01/04/02
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| Â | A Better Finder Creators & Types - Macintosh Contextual Menu shareware, File associations, Mac OS 9 style, Finder ... |
| | A Better Finder Creators and Types can save many hours of tedious work to Macintosh users who deal with large numbers of files or who frequently transfer files from PCs, Unix machines or the Internet. | | | A Better Finder Creators and Types - Macintosh Contextual Menu shareware, File associations, Mac OS 9 style, Finder integration, Mac OS X, OS X, file utilities, file utilities, digital photography, iPhoto, Photoshop | | | The current version of A Better Finder Creators and Types is Mac OS X 10.3 compatible. |
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http://www.publicspace.net/ABetterFinderCreatorsAndTypes/
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| Â | ResExcellence Everything You Need To Customize Your Mac OS |
| | Nerses Boyadjian poses a question regarding custom fonts and keyboard layouts that goes far beyond my abilities to answer — on the other hand, our friendly readers have been known to posses a great deal of collective knowledge on a wide range of issues. | | | Scott: I have created Armenian fonts that (finally) work on both platforms, PCs and Macs. | | | In the future, when Unicode becomes the real standard, I will have to convert all of my fonts to the Unicode encoding, then I will need a "ResEdit" that will see beyond the decimal 255 slots of the font. |
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http://www.resexcellence.com/
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| Â | REALVIZ® Discussion Groups :: View topic - Problems opening files from the finder (Mac OS X) |
| | I would have expected the software to generate all the necessary codes to allow me to open the file from the finder. | | | But I wanted to say that my files are generated on a Mac and I am trying to read them on a Mac. | | | Anyway, the fact that this is not putting the correct creator and type codes into the project file tells me there's something wrong with either the app itself (corrupt?) or the way in which it was installed. |
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http://www.realviz.com/board/viewtopic.php?t=857
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| Â | ReunionTalk Digest Messages June 2003 |
| | Unless there's something unusual going on, this doesn't compute. | | | Using OS 9 both at home and at work (research lab). | | | Standalone Viewer program (version 2.0), which does work under |
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http://www.leisterpro.com/doc/RT/rtMonthly.php?rtMonth=6&rtYear=2003
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| Â | Mac OS X 10.2 Orientation - Atomic Learning, Inc. |
| | Apple and Mac OS are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. | | | More than one way to trash a file | | | The future of the Mac OS is now, featuring a UNIX core, a stunning new interface, and backward compatibility with existing Mac OS applications. |
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http://www.atomiclearning.com/freemacosx.shtml
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| Â | iBook-User November 1999 Links Page-iBook News from the Web |
| | Mac sales in Japan (Nov 8-14) - iBook top-selling computer in Japan | | | AirPort Base Station: Manual and CD come with incorrect instructions for forced reload of firmware | | | Focus on Mac Hardware: Adding RAM to the iBook |
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http://www.ibook-user.com/links/nov99.html
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| Â | battlegirl.net |
| | 1FONTS - Hundreds of free fonts, pc truetype and mac fonts. | | | GirlGeeks - "The source for women in computing." | | | Mac OS X: Where The Files Belong Now |
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http://www.battlegirl.com/links/
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| Â | Cocoatech: Path Finder 3.2.2 now available! |
| | Read on for step-by-step instructions on how to fix the issue. | | | News on the Stuffit 9 fix, as well as some tidbits on what's to come for Path Finder 4. | | | There is a known conflict between the new Stuffit 9 and Path Finder. |
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http://www.cocoatech.com/
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| Â | StuffIt unzip Expander Deluxe shareware |
| | - Ten for X Utilities Volumes 1 and 2 contain fully-registered, award-winning software titles designed to enchance your Mac OS X experience. | | | The Ten for X Games MegaPack gives you action, adventure, and classic games. | | | Spring Cleaning® - The #1 Uninstaller for the Mac |
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http://www.aladdinsys.com/
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| | Ars Technica has been following Mac OS X since the second developer release in 1999. | | | I'm going to outline what I believe is a fairly conservative vision of what the Finder could be, and explain what makes it better than the current Mac OS X Finder--not just for me personally, but for all Mac users. | | | In the process, I will try to answer one of the most common Finder-related questions asked by readers: "Okay Mister Smartypants, how should the Mac OS X Finder work?" |
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http://arstechnica.com/articles/paedia/finder.ars/1
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| Â | Software Updates and Downloads - VersionTracker |
| | Mac OS X 10.3.6 (#18): Energy Saver pref problem not limited to 10.3.6; audio settings reset after sleep | | | Title (click name for details) Version - Description |
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http://www.versiontracker.com/
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