jnoxx
Apr 26, 02:21 AM
Try to avoid the appDelegate, and work with your RootViewController! :)
There, don't forget the UITextFieldDelegate.
Then go to the delegate, and it gives u all the methods u could use, from this delegate.
For example, when u click the return button, that it saves to a label.
So then u can define a Label. and then use the setText or the "labelName.text = @"";
Good luck.
There, don't forget the UITextFieldDelegate.
Then go to the delegate, and it gives u all the methods u could use, from this delegate.
For example, when u click the return button, that it saves to a label.
So then u can define a Label. and then use the setText or the "labelName.text = @"";
Good luck.
Jethryn Freyman
Mar 31, 04:37 PM
I do...it makes for interesting reading...and at 5AM I need something to keep me awake.
LOL. I know the feeling.
LOL. I know the feeling.
4JNA
Jul 2, 11:19 PM
no transactions, but entered 'ups store auburn, al' into google and got:
the ups store
1550 Opelika Rd Ste 6
Auburn, AL 36830
(334) 466-0555
hope it all works out! best of luck.
the ups store
1550 Opelika Rd Ste 6
Auburn, AL 36830
(334) 466-0555
hope it all works out! best of luck.
simsaladimbamba
Apr 28, 06:32 PM
It is just like any regular USB flash memory thumb drive, thus you plug it into one of the free USB ports.
http://30.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lb8kar0lf41qb73i3o1_500.jpg
http://30.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lb8kar0lf41qb73i3o1_500.jpg
robotspacer
Mar 11, 02:18 PM
I got here about 20 minutes ago� seems like there has to be 150-200 people right now.
ALvie
Dec 21, 10:35 PM
I have a G4 iBook w/Tiger 10.4.3 and the problem is that the network icon disappeared from the finder sidebar. Now the only way I can get to network is by going to GO/Network. I can not drag the icon from this finder window into the sidebar because it is an Alias.
I can get to it in the terminal window @ /Network, however that still does not solve my problem. Any help would be appreciated.
ALvie
I can get to it in the terminal window @ /Network, however that still does not solve my problem. Any help would be appreciated.
ALvie
Givmeabrek
May 4, 11:40 AM
I'm making some popcorn and am going to sit back and enjoy this thread... ;)
viperGTS
Dec 24, 05:12 PM
you can upgrade, but youll lose your jailbreak and some traces of it will remain. if you sent it in for repair youll be rejected. its best to restore to a current version if youre jailbroken.
deebster
Feb 15, 09:51 AM
uControl has been updated (v 1.4.6) and now works fine with 10.3.8.
hellfire88
Jun 24, 07:27 AM
Ygpm
Doctor Q
Oct 24, 05:10 PM
Like most policies, it's there for a reason and is intended to benefit the overall membership.
There's a tradeoff among three less-than-perfect choices for a user's title when they are temporarily banned:
1. No change in title. The results: Posts by other users complaining that the user is rude, a hit-and-run troll, a scammer, or some other kind of troublemaker because they didn't reply to posts directed at them, even when they had asked for help, they didn't reply when their opinion was challenged, they didn't reply to PMs about Marketplace deals, etc.
2. "Banned" title. The results: Posts by other users complaining (or celebrating) that the user was permanently banned, because they don't know it's only temporary. Other users would also send emails and PMs and Contact forms to the administrator and moderators, because they thought a member in time-out had been permanently banned.
Note: #2 is vBulletin's default user title for a user with a temporary ban.
3. "In Time-Out". The results: Posts by other users complaining (or celebrating) that the user was temporarily banned.
#1 has the benefit of better user privacy but #1 and #2 don't do them any favors, since people end up talking about them, calling more attention to their change in status. And #1 gives people a bad impression of them for false reasons. #1 and #2 waste everyone's time and lead to misunderstandings. We switched to #3 because of these very real problems. The problems shown above for #3 occur much less frequently and aren't as serious.
The "In Time-Out" title was never intended to be a warning to other users.
#3 isn't as private as would be ideal, but neither is #1. Experience shows that other users notice when a regular user stops posting, so other users know something happened even if the user title doesn't change. #3 gives the bare minimal amount of information and we don't share the details with anyone but the timed-out user. It's a compromise that has served us well to prevent the problem outlined above.
The title of "In Time-Out" could be some other phrase but it's not clear that it would change the reactions of those who notice user titles and know what they mean. We added the "Guest" user title for cases where a user no longer has an account but has not been banned, to avoid the stigma associated with a banned or timed-out status. It too would have the same meaning no matter what phrase is used.
We'd rather not see gossip about users in time-out. If you report such posts, the moderators can remove them and this will increase user privacy, particularly because the user title will return to normal after the time-out but the posts will otherwise remain.
There's a tradeoff among three less-than-perfect choices for a user's title when they are temporarily banned:
1. No change in title. The results: Posts by other users complaining that the user is rude, a hit-and-run troll, a scammer, or some other kind of troublemaker because they didn't reply to posts directed at them, even when they had asked for help, they didn't reply when their opinion was challenged, they didn't reply to PMs about Marketplace deals, etc.
2. "Banned" title. The results: Posts by other users complaining (or celebrating) that the user was permanently banned, because they don't know it's only temporary. Other users would also send emails and PMs and Contact forms to the administrator and moderators, because they thought a member in time-out had been permanently banned.
Note: #2 is vBulletin's default user title for a user with a temporary ban.
3. "In Time-Out". The results: Posts by other users complaining (or celebrating) that the user was temporarily banned.
#1 has the benefit of better user privacy but #1 and #2 don't do them any favors, since people end up talking about them, calling more attention to their change in status. And #1 gives people a bad impression of them for false reasons. #1 and #2 waste everyone's time and lead to misunderstandings. We switched to #3 because of these very real problems. The problems shown above for #3 occur much less frequently and aren't as serious.
The "In Time-Out" title was never intended to be a warning to other users.
#3 isn't as private as would be ideal, but neither is #1. Experience shows that other users notice when a regular user stops posting, so other users know something happened even if the user title doesn't change. #3 gives the bare minimal amount of information and we don't share the details with anyone but the timed-out user. It's a compromise that has served us well to prevent the problem outlined above.
The title of "In Time-Out" could be some other phrase but it's not clear that it would change the reactions of those who notice user titles and know what they mean. We added the "Guest" user title for cases where a user no longer has an account but has not been banned, to avoid the stigma associated with a banned or timed-out status. It too would have the same meaning no matter what phrase is used.
We'd rather not see gossip about users in time-out. If you report such posts, the moderators can remove them and this will increase user privacy, particularly because the user title will return to normal after the time-out but the posts will otherwise remain.
simsaladimbamba
Apr 27, 07:32 PM
Couldn't you get a Dual Layer DVD-/+R?
Mr Slippy IV
Jul 2, 11:23 AM
If I was thinking about the Candyshell I'd just get the nude. Nice case.
Anyway, I'm liking the Rebel a lot. What am I in for with that one?
Anyway, I'm liking the Rebel a lot. What am I in for with that one?
DoFoT9
May 28, 11:51 PM
I've always wanted one too. Would it work as a good web server? I might just make one a home file server.
yup should be great as a web server - bit expensive isnt it!?!?!? you could build a basic PC for ~$500
yup should be great as a web server - bit expensive isnt it!?!?!? you could build a basic PC for ~$500
irDigital0l
May 1, 09:30 PM
k thanks for the help
Thomas Veil
Apr 26, 09:35 PM
So sexual bigots are an oppressed moral minority in need of equal time, huh? Lemme see...where have I heard that kind of argument before?
Oh yeah.
http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRAOyOYyiZjmeaKmZ0fg2deNXr7vbmtNFZePpZ42IZZrHeZEvyY
Oh yeah.
http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRAOyOYyiZjmeaKmZ0fg2deNXr7vbmtNFZePpZ42IZZrHeZEvyY
Taustin Powers
Nov 3, 03:03 AM
I checked out the demo, and it's a no-go for me. Really didn't like the controls, the way the cars steer.
Criterion needs to stop messing around and make a new Burnout game!
Criterion needs to stop messing around and make a new Burnout game!
Joshuarocks
Mar 18, 04:55 AM
While everyone else plummets, Apple gains :)
arn
Oct 31, 04:04 PM
sorry...
didn't know how to get you the message otherwise. didn't want you to waste too much time posting more sites.
arn
didn't know how to get you the message otherwise. didn't want you to waste too much time posting more sites.
arn
Designer Dale
Apr 20, 02:32 PM
There are reviews of both cameras on DPReview. The link is listed below this post. The XSi is the 400D and the T1i is the 500D. both use E-3 Type wired remote. The 40D, which the remote was designed for, uses an N3 Type wired remote (I don't know what that means). Vivitar makes a version of the remote in your link specifically for the Rebel cameras. The firmware on the 500D is user upgradable. You might want to look into that. I do know that the pin-outs on the jacks are different. Maybe the newer camera doesn't read the input the same. In which case you need a new remote.
Canon 500D on DPReview (http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/CanonEOS500D/)
More Than You Want to Know About Camera Jacks (http://photonotes.org/reviews/wired-remotes/)
Dale
Canon 500D on DPReview (http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/CanonEOS500D/)
More Than You Want to Know About Camera Jacks (http://photonotes.org/reviews/wired-remotes/)
Dale
Serious Jak
Mar 9, 07:38 PM
Hey everyone, I have a question regarding iMovie 11's titles and transitions. I really the think that NBC's show, The Event, had an awesome preview trailer. The titles and transitions containing text such as "This Planet" are really cool. Would anyone be able to provide the wallpaper or something like the one used in the titles behind the text? Would it also be possible to get that same text all in iMovie? I want to make transitions that look just like them for my movies. I'll link the video at the bottom. The transitions I am talking about are at 00:56, 1:00, and 1:04. Thanks for the help! Here's the link:
http://www.nbc.com/the-event/video/under-pressure/1312742
http://www.nbc.com/the-event/video/under-pressure/1312742
Brines
Aug 14, 04:00 PM
I'm predicting that AAPL will lose some points after they actually come out with the report and it takes away from some of their profits. After that happens, I'm planning on buying about six shares. I think Apple as a company has a lot of room to grow. What do you guys think?
tltuolliac
May 6, 05:52 PM
For further reference, WireTap Anywhere does exactly what I want... except with a $130 price tag.
rookiezzz
Apr 21, 02:22 PM
can't we use that in google chrome? because i love using google chrome more, and usually i downloads with g.chrome(bookmark etc) and using both of them sucks my battery very fast.. :(
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