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 [Musings Northwest] Widget Tip: Answer: Open Dashboard and then hold and drag the widget toyour desktop while at the same time pressing F7 (or whatever hot key you'veassigned that "hides"Dashboard).

 [anders.com] OSX RSS Reader Widget for GigaOm: Last weekend I was doing a little Powerbook hacking and ran across a story by Om Malik requesting a Mac OS X Dashboard Widget for his blog. To learn how Widgets worked, I threw together a simple RSS reader Widget based on Apple's sample code and mailed it to him.

 [Macworld.com] Macworld: Mac OS X Hints: Disable Dashboard: For instance, if you run a lab of Macs in a school, you may not want the students wasting all their work time on the Asteroids video game widget or watching the (I am not making this up) Goblet of Fire movie release date countdown Widget. If you’d like to disable Dashboard, for either RAM usage or other reasons, here’s how to do it.

[Tuaw.com] The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW): If you drag a widget from the drawer and close dashboard while you're still holding it the widget will stay on your desktop until you open dashboard again. If you want it to stay permanently (Until you drag it back into the dashboard) and to be able to drag a widget that is already open onto the desktop you have to enable devmode.

 [37signals.com] Backpack Dashboard Widget for OS X 10.4 Tiger - Signal vs. Noise ...: My biggest problem related to this widget and Backpack in general is there’s no offline use. If this widget could cache my changes, then sync up once online again, that would be awesome.

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