What about batch selecting?
Selecting like *.JPG would be nice... It's missing since ages. You need an extension for that.
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OS X 10.10 Yosemite: All The Little Things
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What about batch selecting?
Selecting like *.JPG would be nice... It's missing since ages. You need an extension for that.
I don't think it's been mentioned on the thread yet. You can now initiate screen sharing via the Messages app http://www.idownloadblog.com/2014/0...initiate-screen-sharing-via-the-messages-app/
Seems pretty smooth in my 2010 13" Macbook Pro, smoother than the transition to Mission Control for sure.
I made a gif, although it look choppy in it:
Added to the list.
Just need a screenshot, please and thank you
Here you have, although this is not a little thing, it was shown in the keynote.
http://i.imgur.com/oT9UWQD.png
I guess you can use spotlight filters for that.What about batch selecting?
Selecting like *.JPG would be nice... It's missing since ages. You need an extension for that.
Heh, I like that new tab manager.
I think it's inspired by Firefox's Panorama/Tab Candy (good thing too - that feature was introduced back in Firefox 4 and has since received approximately zero code additions)
Also loving the fact that I no longer need Alfred or Glims to use a website's search engine.
I think it's inspired by Firefox's Panorama/Tab Candy (good thing too - that feature was introduced back in Firefox 4 and has since received approximately zero code additions)
Also loving the fact that I no longer need Alfred or Glims to use a website's search engine.
Two questions for you:
1. How did u changed the icon at the stock Mail App?
2. Handoff requires bluetooth to be opened both on MAC and iPhone or iPad ? Or does it use the wi-fi /local network as iCloud Safari Tabs?
thanks !
1. How did u changed the icon at the stock Mail App?
2. Handoff requires bluetooth to be opened both on MAC and iPhone or iPad ? Or does it use the wi-fi /local network as iCloud Safari Tabs?
thanks !
lol.
It's just so... In your face. I mean, the ability for it to guess what you're looking for is nice. But to have this huge bland rectangle in the center of your screen. Come on. You can't even move it.
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It's still all over the place. It's one thing that irritates me the most. I use List View in almost all Finder windows, and I constantly find myself having to adjust the column widths since "Name" usually takes up the entire window, with the remaining columns off the side. Column Widths
How come on https://www.apple.com/osx/preview/ the finder icon looks nice, but in developer preview 1 it doesn't? It's not even the same icon.
Don't know if this was mentioned, iTunes stops playing if I start playing a track in VLC. Like iOS Music app.
So you mean that the one in Developer Preview is not the one that will be in the finished product? The one on the website looks way better.
So i've been looking around but can't seem to find any general consensus on getting Messages to work in Yosemite. When I try to open the app it gives me an error message about some internal issues. Has anybody been able to find a fix for this? Thanks!
Since I can remember I've customized my icons, either using one's I find online or creating my own.
To change system icons:
- Go to the System/Library/CoreServices directory. System App's such as the Dock, Finder, etc are located there.
- Right-click on a app icon you want to change, select "Show Package Contents"
- Move to /Contents/Resources
- The Resources folder holds the app's icons. The icons vary from png to icns formats (some 1024x1024 res)
- Replace the stock icon with the same name and format as the icon you want to use.
You can change almost anything. It may take a reboot for the icons to show.
For application icons:
It's much easier
- Select the application in your Applications folder
- Hit Command+I
- Select the icon you want to use and drag it to the small app icon in the top left corner of the window (or, in this case, copy the new icon and paste it, Command+C copy and Command+V paste)
Some files won't work, certain ICNS or PNG images, so you may have to right-click on the app and drill into the /Resources folder and replace the icon the same way as the above instructions.
I used to use "CandyBar" for my icon library, but Panic stopped supporting it. Been using "IconBox2", great app for organizing custom icons.
For the last question, I believe it uses WiFi, uncertain about bluetooth although I noticed my iPhone 5s automatically paired with my nMac Pro and I cannot unpair/forget it. I honestly don't know how it works but am trying my hardest to figure it out.
Hope this helps, attached pics on changing Application icons.
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Will be great to use wifi/internet local network instead of using bluetooth.
Bluetooth its not good for battery. iCloud Safari tabs nice thing they made by using the wifi or 3g between devices and now they go further with handoff function.
the small innovation Apple needs will be a good autonomy for iPhone.
iPad battery life is great. Macbook Air and Pro great!
Will be great to use wifi/internet local network instead of using bluetooth.
Bluetooth its not good for battery. iCloud Safari tabs nice thing they made by using the wifi or 3g between devices and now they go further with handoff function.
the small innovation Apple needs will be a good autonomy for iPhone.
iPad battery life is great. Macbook Air and Pro great!
Since I can remember I've customized my icons, either using one's I find online or creating my own.
To change system icons:
- Go to the System/Library/CoreServices directory. System App's such as the Dock, Finder, etc are located there.
- Right-click on a app icon you want to change, select "Show Package Contents"
- Move to /Contents/Resources
- The Resources folder holds the app's icons. The icons vary from png to icns formats (some 1024x1024 res)
- Replace the stock icon with the same name and format as the icon you want to use.
You can change almost anything. It may take a reboot for the icons to show.
For application icons:
It's much easier
- Select the application in your Applications folder
- Hit Command+I
- Select the icon you want to use and drag it to the small app icon in the top left corner of the window (or, in this case, copy the new icon and paste it, Command+C copy and Command+V paste)
Some files won't work, certain ICNS or PNG images, so you may have to right-click on the app and drill into the /Resources folder and replace the icon the same way as the above instructions.
I used to use "CandyBar" for my icon library, but Panic stopped supporting it. Been using "IconBox2", great app for organizing custom icons.
For the last question, I believe it uses WiFi, uncertain about bluetooth although I noticed my iPhone 5s automatically paired with my nMac Pro and I cannot unpair/forget it. I honestly don't know how it works but am trying my hardest to figure it out.
Hope this helps, attached pics on changing Application icons.
Nice find. I've been using a 3rd party app called "Renamer" for years to rename photos in batches. This won't entirely supplant the app, but for basic functionality, it's nice to have.
radio buttons, checkboxes etc. animate, not sure that there's anything else new.
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You forgot popup buttons. But that's about it really. Oh, and the search fields, which have to animate their labels from centre to the left when they activate.
Wait for GM/Final release
Well DUH!
I've been playing with betas for long enough to know not to complain. I was simply looking for any ideas since it seems to be working for some and not for others.
