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- This tutorial shows how to add drop shadows to the items drawn in a NSView using the ShadowView subclass. |
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- "Personal RSS Aggregators" Christine...read this...at least the first part. |
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- "[Ad skips are] theft. Your contract with the network when you get the show is you're going to watch the spots. Otherwise you couldn't get the show on an ad-supported basis. Any time you skip a commercial or watch the button you're actually stealing the programming. |
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- Seeing the last post, being lucky and all that, I can't do this but I sure can laugh..."How to sing the Blues . . . A Primer" |
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- I found "Pesto Alla Genovese" for some pesto bread. Did you think you had lost this stuff? |
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- I am testing a document index for Christine. My sample page can be found at "My Document Index". My preference is the dictionary list. |
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- Say, Christine..."Shortcuts are here!" |
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- Is it here? I doubt it. Is it in Stories? Maybe. Is it in some yet to be created folder? |
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Jesux (Aug 03 2002 21:41 GMT) - A late Easter present for you and yours. I don't know if any of you have seen it. |
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- "THE SOCIAL LIFE OF PAPER by MALCOLM GLADWELL Looking for method in the mess." In the Critics Section at http://www. |
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- Society for Neuroscience | Brain Briefings: "For an introduction to Neuroscience, please visit What is Neuroscience? You can find more information about neuroscience in the Brain Backgrounders section, which includes articles that answer basic neuroscience questions and definitions for common neuroscience terms. " [Christine Olmstead's Radio Weblog] See, now there's 2 more links to the Society for Neuroscience, and one more link to your weblog...in the world of Google this can be interesting... |
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- This is generated by the news aggregator. It has no "link" to "Easter Eggs." There is currently no view from my public page to show "Stories" and therefore cite myself. There is no way to cite "Easter Eggs" yet because we have not had the "path" discussion. This entry is a test of the cross-link function to see if I understand it. |
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- Your weblog will only contain the last "n" posts (controlled on preferences page Weblog: How many days...) based on the number of days you specify. The posts for each day are stored in daily files, so you can always get back to any post. That's one of the things you can do with the calendar. |
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- Created story, but there seems to be no clever way to link it here. How do I "cite" myself? [Christine Olmstead's Radio Weblog] Right above here is the link to your "question"...and my answer follows here. The citation (if you want to call it that) is a live link back to where you asked the question... |
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- This is a complete? listing of Russ Lipton's documentation...all built in Radio. I hope that some of these links will help as well. |
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- I think all of Russ's tutorials and descriptions do a good job. |
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- These are ordered backwards...since I'm posting in the order I find them. Documents to read/browse/keep handy (gee, the links are already here) |
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- In your news aggregator, on the far right of each "link"/"item"/whatever is a little button called "POST". If you click on it you get a posting page with a link already set up. Just try it a couple of times... News Aggregator...Post button... |
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Easter Eggs (Aug 03 2002 21:41 GMT) - There is no shortcut way to linking to your stories - yet. It is on the list of things that they are going to do...then you will just need to include the title of the story in quotes like "Easter Eggs". Until then, Radio will put them in your stories folder. You'll have to find the path to the file the hard way... |
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- Until I acquire the "bookmarklet" that spangs directly into Radio, I can do the obvious thing of browsing in a separate window and using cut & paste. Is there any reason not to do it that way? [Christine Olmstead's Radio Weblog] Look down this page a bit and find the link to Radio Express. We should start you with that from the beginning. |
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- Here's a subscription link for Celtic Grove... http://discuss. celticgrove. com/xml/rss. |
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- Here's a pointer to finding syndicated feeds for your aggregator. |
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- "Download the file here and save it in the www/system/pages/ directory of your R8 installation. Then open this page to see the editing form and install the bookmarklet." Here's the page for Radio Express. |
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- This is a plain text file that I saved in a special place in the Radio file hierarchy. Notice that it is actually being linked to on the public side of my web log (only in your special category). You can put files into your web space as well... I need to turn on the Title and Link stuff for your category. It is darned hard to find the documentation for this stupid stuff! |
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- 02RS HR256 SMAO - that's Snorted My Ass Off - brought to us by...Morons.org |
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- Dictionary.com/Word of the Day: friable The first definition so reminds me of our trepidatious dance around technology... |
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