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AppleScript: Taking screenshotstuaw.com » The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) - Jul 7, 2008 Filed under: Features, How-tos, AppleScript Last week, Dave mentioned that you can change the file type used system-wide for screenshots. However, some people are afraid of using Terminal.app to muck around with their … Also tagged: screenshots, screen capture, screencapture, script editor, scripteditor |
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Set Your Chat Privacy on a Schedulelifehacker.com.au » Lifehacker Australia - Jun 30, 2008 All things Mac web site Macworld details how to set your instant message privacy status on a schedule to help you stay productive during your busy times. Unfortunately there are no IM clients that allow for privacy … Also tagged: chat, privacy, im, mac os x, communicate |
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Set Your Chat Privacy on a Schedule [Instant Messaging]lifehacker.com » Lifehacker - Jun 30, 2008 All things Mac web site Macworld details how to set your instant message privacy status on a schedule to help you stay productive during your busy times. Unfortunately there are no IM clients that allow for privacy … Also tagged: chat, privacy, how to, im, mac os x, instant messaging, adium |
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Simplify media transcription with hotkeys and AppleScripttuaw.com » The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) - Jun 26, 2008 Filed under: How-tos, Productivity, AppleScript I've found myself transcribing different types of media lately; primarily recorded Skype conversations and footage from interviews. I do a lot of work in Scrivener, an … Also tagged: spark, media, transcription |
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AppleScript: Integrating shell scriptstuaw.com » The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) - Jun 23, 2008 Filed under: Features, How-tos, AppleScript We've talked about AppleScript how-tos before. AppleScript is fun and all, but what if you already know how to write shell scripts? Well, did you know that by integrating … Also tagged: scripting, automation, shell script, shellscript, mac automation, macautomation, integratescript, integrate script |
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Neutering the Apple Remote Desktop exploithackaday.com » Hack a Day - Jun 19, 2008 Filed under: macs hacks, security hacks Yesterday, Slashdot reported a privilege escalation vulnerability in OSX. Using AppleScript you can tell the ARDAgent to execute arbitrary shell script. Since, ARDAgent is … Also tagged: osx, exploit, tuaw, slashdot, ard, appleremotedesktop, ardagent |
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Embed iCal Calendars on Your Desktop as Text [Mac Tip]lifehacker.com » Lifehacker - Jun 11, 2008 Mac user Adam Laiacano came up with a neat way to embed his iCal calendar on his desktop—in text, using our favorite text calendar, Remind. You've already seen how to keep your calendar in plain text with Remind, and … Also tagged: calendar, desktop, mac os x, command line, terminal, ical, remind |
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TUAW Tip: Setting your clock automatically after using Boot Camptuaw.com » The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) - Jun 4, 2008 Filed under: Tips and tricks, TUAW Tips I use Boot Camp pretty regularly, and one thing that always annoyed me about booting back into the world of the living the Mac was that my clock was always eight hours behind (I … |
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Applescript to arrange your desktoptuaw.com » The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) - May 22, 2008 Filed under: How-tos, Tips and tricks, Macbook Pro Here's a very cool tip we first saw at Lifehacker. Jeff Kelley is a MacBook Pro user who, like many others, connects it to several displays, depending on context and … Also tagged: macbook pro, display, macbookpro |
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Maximize Screen Real Estate with AppleScript [How To]lifehacker.com » Lifehacker - May 22, 2008 Blogger Jeff Kelley prefers his windows take up specific areas of his screen, regardless of the monitor he's plugged his MacBook Pro into. His solution? An AppleScript that determines his screen size and arranges his … Also tagged: productivity, how to, desktop, mac os x, monitors, window manager |