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15 Dec 09

Export AIFF podcasts in GarageBand | Root | Mac 911 | Macworld

Once in iTunes you can locate the original file (Control-Click on the file and choose Show in Finder from the contextual menu) and have your way with it. After you’re processed it to your liking, create a new podcast project in GarageBand and drag the file into a track. Then add your podcasty bits and export it.

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elect the Podcast track at the top of the GarageBand window and press Command-Delete to remove it. When you do so, GarageBand will treat the project like a song rather than a podcast.
end Song to iTunes
. This is important because when GarageBand sends a podcast to iTunes, it does so as a .m4v file. When it sends a song to iTunes, it sends it as an AIFF file.

06 Dec 09

SafariStand: Add a bunch of features to Safari | Mac Kindergarten

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how to safari urlbar keywords search terms by

Adding new sites to Quick Search
to www.ebay.com and enter iMac as search term.

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This gives us a long address in the address field, looking like this:

http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?from=R40&_trksid=m37&satitle=iMac&category0=

The only thing we are interested in, is the term iMac, that we searched for.

http://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?from=R40&_trksid=m37&satitle=iMac&category0=
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- Now locate the term iMac in this address and replace it with @key. @key is the placeholder for the search term we will later enter in a Quick Search.
- This works for almost every site, as long as there is a search box on the site and you can copy the address (=URL) with the search term inside.

01 Dec 09

How to Eat a Pomegranate « Wit & Whistle

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29 Nov 09

Apple - Support - Discussions - Syc Documents folder with iDisk?? ...

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mac sync folder to idisk backup automatic

You will have to use a third-party program to do this: FoldersSychronizer is probably your best bet. It can sync to a mounted iDisk manually or on a schedule (though not every time any file is updated, and neither will anything else I know of).

However, be aware that if you do this, any file which gets deleted on your iDisk will be deleted from your Mac as well. You might feel it was better to back up to the iDisk, so that the iDisk will reflect changes on your computer but changes to the iDisk won't be reflected on your computer: it depends on exactly what it is you want to do whether this will work for you. FoldersSynchronizer can do this.