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You can download MenuShade here from VersionTracker.
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It is overall a great application and an update with the possibility of running it in the background would make this application a lot better. You can always use Dock Dodger to make it run in the background, but Dock Dodger breaks the "fake transparency" option, making it much less appealing.
You are always stuck with the Dock icon, and it is always present in the "Command-Tab" dialog. One of the thing that I dislike about this application is that unlike QuickSilver, there is no option to have it run in the background. If you don't want the bar to change when you mouse over, set the shaded brightness and the unshaded brightness to the same level. To get a Leopard looking menu bar, choose "Use fake transparency".ĥ. Drag the application to your Applications folder.Ĥ. There are even more customization options than the Leopard one. Thanks for the great tip Rohit!Ī great tip submitted by Nessuno: A Leopard menu bar! This is a great freeware called MenuShade that will transform your menu bar to the look of the Leopard menu bar. It works extremely well and if you want to get rid of it's Dock icon and the icon in the "Command-Tab" dialog, you can simply use Dock Dodger (it still works after undocking it) and make it auto launch when you log in! You can download Screen Sieve here from MacUpdate. The developer says it works in applications that support the Accessibility API (it worked great in Safari but not at all in Camino). It doesn't work in all applications though. It is up to you to scroll down and see the new results (it tells you whether there are results above or below where you are). It also won't scroll down by itself to show you another result. What is different from the Command-F option is that it displays every occurrence of that word at the same time. It is similar to the "Command-F" Find feature, but much easier to use. When you hit the hotkey, the whole screen fades darker and the words will become highlighted when you start typing. It lets you search for a word or a sentence in a specific window. This is a great tip submitted by Rohit Deshpande: Finding anything on your screen! This is a great application to have running in the background. You can download TunesTEXT here from MacUpdate! You can also choose to hide the album art and it will then let you resize it much smaller for when you don't use it. You can also control iTunes directly from within the widget so you don't need to keep the iTunes widget around anymore. What is great is that the widget can easily be resized to fit so that you don't have to scroll down. It is very useful because all the music bought on the iTunes store is perfectly named and identified. It seems to work perfectly to find lyrics of songs that are well identified in iTunes. If they are missing, it will search the web for you and bring up the lyrics. It will instantly display the album art and the lyrics if they are already present in iTunes.
I came across this nice widget called TunesTEXT. Right now, one of the only way of getting it is searching for it on Google and pasting the lyrics in the appropriate text box in the song info. One of the most unused features that is built-into iTunes is the lyrics feature! Even when you buy a song from the iTunes store, you don't get any lyrics.
You can then choose whether you want the album accessible by everyone or only your friends! That's it! You now only have to login to Facebook and confirm that you really want to publish this album. Click "Export" and wait until it is over.ġ2. Go through the list of photo at the left and enter the caption and the tags.ġ1. Name the album that will be created in Facebook.ġ0. Click on "Login" and proceed to the login in Safari.ĩ. Select the pictures you want to import in Facebook.ħ. After it is installed, the whole thing looks like it has always been there. I have to say that I am very impressed with the integration of this add-on. Wouldn't it be great if that whole procedure could be done in iLife, in a very Mac-like way? Well it can with the iPhoto add-on called "Facebook Exporter for iPhoto". Tremblay: iPhoto direct export to Facebook! If you are a Facebook user, you know how long it takes to import your pictures, add a caption and tag the people.
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