Path On Mac

Just so you all know, there is actually no limitation on the characters you can use in a filename in UNIX, and consequently OS X, with one exception. You cannot have a forward slash in a name. ...

Apple has to do better. It's not enough to say that it's nicer to work on a Mac than on a PC. The speed gap must be closed, and I'm not talking MHz. I'm talking benchmarks. ...

Macs may be slower right now, but I feel like so far the PPC has been done the right way, and has not strayed from the proper path in order to take advantage of a technologically dumb public. ...

taken from the URI standard used for such things as URLs on the Internet. Personally, I think its a good idea. ...

to open the file all on one line with no line breaks. ...

a simple, one line command to convert line breaks is: tr '\n' '\r' < /path/to/winfile > /path/to/macfile I usually create two scripts in my /bin folder called "demac" and "tomac". They actually create a backup copy just in case, and then make the new file the same name as the old. They are: demac (to convert from mac to windows): #!/bin/sh tr '\r' '\n' < $1 >...

I have an "sw" directory on my computer too that I did not put there. If you place a period ". ...

Dynamic menu items, menu items will dynamically update themselves depending on what the user has done. ...

but I couldn't find it, maybe it wasn't updated in 10.1. I haven't looked for it on the original 10.0 CD yet. ...

I have selected Customize Toolbar Path, this is what got me seeking the full path in a text format. ...