Mac Sherlock

MacRumors.com is reporting that 10.1.5 is already in development. I, personally, would have thought that we'd go from 10.1.4 to 10.2, like how we went from 10.0.4 to 10.1, but I guess Apple may not be following a static sub-version system

anyone remember the moronic Sherlock hype? ...

yeah remember the sosumi thing...... i am part of the IP practice group far a pretty large law firm; and times, they are a'changin'.... I have sent my opinion to apple (i'm on sick leave now - just had shoulder surgery... so i have a lot of spare time on my hands and an incredibly difficult time typing - excuse any stupid typos). I really think apple should ditch...

I tried using Sherlock to find any file that was created "Today" that was "larger than 1MB". It found nothing. I suspect some HD errors. ...

In Mac OS 9, go to Apple's New iMac page and download the movie into your browser. ...

I think I get the situation now...your friend know a lot, his dad knows nothing but what you'd learn in an A4-office. Here are a few aruments(yes, you've heard them before, but these are the ones who will work) 1. They last longer, so it's not needed to buy a new comp one year from now 2. They are easier to set up, he'll have more time for studying 3. He won't have to...

Two words: Classic Mode. Right-Click on your desktop, then choose Properties/Appearance (think that's the tab). There will be a popup menu with "Windows XP" selected. Select "Windows Classic." Believe me it's quite a bit less "Legoey."No $hit, Sherlock. What good would Microshaft be if they couldn't cram their products straight up their users' asses? BTW first thing I do...

sometimes the installer comes with an uninstall option. still kinda risky to try. not a good idea to uninstall shared files. if you are ever in doubt about having all the extra files outside of the app folder removed, just do a search for the name off the app with sherlock. this wil find any major files used by the app 90% of the time. there are also programs you can buy to...

ll you if I find it, but I am kind of doubting it because I did install them before, and Disk Copy 6.4 hasn't shown up. I'm not so dumb that I can't do a simple Sherlock search for Disk Copy to find it. ...

The thing that is bad implementation is Sherlock. Sherlock searches by ACTUAL name, so when you search for something that ends in "foo", it might actually end in "foo.txt", and it wouldn't return that file. ...