....com> wrote: Don't use Safari - it is vulnerable. Because of ... only the Windows version of Safari is affected. So the logical ... both Windows and OS X Safari users. http://blogs.zdnet.com...m not thrilled with Mac Safari even downloading the darned thing...Files after downloading" option in Safari was just a figment of...

....com> wrote: Don't use Safari - it is vulnerable. Because of ... only the Windows version of Safari is affected. So the logical ... both Windows and OS X Safari users. http://blogs.zdnet.com...m not thrilled with Mac Safari even downloading the darned thing...Files after downloading" option in Safari was just a figment of...

On 2008-06-16 19:38:21 +0200, "Wayne C. Morris" <wayne.morris@this.is.invalid> said: To the left of the URL in the toolbar's address box, you should see the web site's icon or a generic blue globe. Drag the icon to the desktop or to a Finder window, and it'll create a webloc file in that location. Thanks. Nice and intuitive, except I didn't realize it and it isn't mentioned in the Safari Help either. Jan E.

In article <48569a61$0$11830$e4fe514c@dreader29.news.xs4all.nl>, Jan E. Schotsman <jeschotDONT@SPAMMExs4all.nl> wrote: I would like to save the current page I am viewing in Safari as a web location, but I don't see any menu option for it. To the left of the URL in the toolbar's address box, you should see the web site's icon or a generic blue globe. Drag the icon to the desktop or to a Finder window, and it'll create a webloc ...

Can anyone replicate this: 1. Go to the Finder 2. Set the view to Coverflow 3. Make sure icons are huge (i.e. larger than 128x128) 4. Copy a large (at least 512x512) image to the clipboard from Safari or Photoshop or whatever 5. Select a folder or file and Get Info on it 6. Highlight the icon in the Info window 7. Paste the image held in the clipboard 8. Go back to the Finder, looking at the file/folder in Coverflow mode again...

Hello, I would like to save the current page I am viewing in Safari as a web location, but I don't see any menu option for it. I have tried copying an existing web locastion and pasting a URL in it using TextEdit or Property List Editor but when I try to open it I get a message saying the location is damaged. Any suggestions? Jan E.

Saïd a écrit : Gilles : Safari bloque systématiquement sur les pages: http://www.googleadservices.com/pagead ???? As-tu installé un bloquer de pub dans Safari? Sur le lien que tu donnes si le bloqueur est actif je ne vois rien, sinon je vois "Nothing to see here!" Sinon le liens pub google...

... map make it easier to read the information. The intuitive wizard handling is improved. More layout possibilities to make the map design much easier. MapViewSVG 7 supports all modern Web Browser (Firefox, Opera, Safari) and SVG plugins (Renesis Player, Adobe SVGViewer). MapViewSVG 7 works with all ArcGIS versions (ArcGIS 8 or newer). Additional information about MapViewSVG and the possibility to download an evaluation version are ...

...destinazioni, i viaggi organizzati sono praticamente obbligatori. Noleggiare un 4x4 è facile, ma quando hai acceso il motore dove vai ? Mica ci sono i cartelli, i semafori, il tomtom, i vigli..... Le piste per safari si chiamano "piste" proprio perchè sono sentieri di terra battuta e fra 20 sentieri come fai a capire qual'è quello che ti porta nel Parco degli animali ?? Potrebbe anche accadere che sbagli pista e prendi quella...

...all the file content as an attachment. Here is the url:http://misako.co.kr/freesms/download/Downloader.aspx?type=exe I've tested with all the major browsers available on Windows: IE 7, Opera 9.5, FireFox 2, Safari 3.1. All of them downloaded correctly except Opera. Opera showed it as an "ASP.NET Server page" with the extension of ".aspx". Below are the response headers I've captured HTTP/1.1 200 OK Date...