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 [Face.centosprime.com] Mind-NOX » Blog Archive » Edit Tiger’s slideshow transitions: Using Quartz Composer, you can edit the transitions that Tiger uses when you launch a slideshow in the Finder.

 [Hardmac.com : Le "Macbidouille" in English] Modify the transitions of a slideshow in Tiger: The file which manages the transitions of slideshows in Tiger is named SlideshowTransition.qtz. You can find it in /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Slideshow.framework/Versions/A/Resources/

 [The MacCast] The HitchHiker’s Guide to the Macintosh: Part 10: Next, I would call up a text editing tool - possibly the one included with the OS, or if I preferred, maybe a custom tool from another developer - this tool may include the basic typing system, font selection, and dictionary systems. Once I’d typed my document, I would be free to do with it what I wanted - I could turn it into a sticky note, embed it into another document as a column of text or send it as an email, just by choosing a different tool to operate on the text.

[the girl from a tiny island - blogging in finland] The lappy laptop: Tiger boasts more than 200 new features, including Spotlight, the lightning-fast search tool that lets you find anything on your system as fast as you type, and Dashboard, the home to handy widgets that access timely information such as Google maps or movie listings(1). Tiger turns your iBook into a finely tuned instrument that lets you focus on the tasks at hand, whether you’re syncing tunes to your iPod, creating a family photo album with iPhoto or playing the latest 3D games.

 [WAKE UP INTERNET!!] Open source video editing.Or how to make a promo DVD of your band on little or no budget: I must also presume that the volunteers are ostensibly unaware of how to shoot a good static frame and I can not presume at this point that they are able to operate functions such as zoom, focus and pan smoothly enough to not miss any on-stage action, so their directions should be clear and well planned before hand.

[Winsupersite.com] Paul Thurrott's SuperSite for Windows: Apple Mac OS X 10.4 "Tiger ...: When you wiggle the mouse during the slideshow, you'll see the toolbar. The buttons, from left to right, are Back, Play/Stop, Next, Index Sheet, Fit to Screen, Add to iPhoto, and Close.

 [Macintouch.com] MacInTouch: timely news and tips about the Apple Macintosh: SteerMouse 3.1 can assign functions to Mighty Mouse buttons that Apple's software does not allow, including double-clicks, modifier clicks, application switching, assignment of shortcut keys, jump to target (such as an OK button), and more. The software also supports other USB and Bluetooth mice, including mice with up to eight buttons and tilt wheel mice.

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