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Mac App to View iCal Tasks and Agenda
Today is a powerful, easy to use event and task management application for Mac OS X Leopard. Built on top of the same data engine as Apple’s iCal and Mail programs, Today lets you quickly see what events and tasks are on today’s agenda with the click of a button. Want a quick glance at your daily events and tasks, but don’t want to leave iCal open all day? Even with iCal closed, Today syncs all of your data so your events and tasks are always available via Today’s convenient interface. (via Second Gear - Today - iCal Event and Task Assistant For Mac OS X!)
Alex Brophy and I solved this problem just this week. The solution involved these items…
Create a field:
- We created a global variable, something like $$ReportBasePageNumber and then created a calculated unstored field in the table that we are printing from called zzReportPage = Get ( PageNumber ) + $$ReportBasePageNumber - 1. If you are printing from several tables, you need this on each table as it will be used to print the page numbers.
- In the table that we are printing from we added the field zzReportPage to the layout on the right and left sides. We used conditional formatting to make the page number white so the page numbers would show on the left or right appropriately.
In the report script you:
- Start off by initializing $$ReportBasePageNumber to 1.
- Setup the first portion of the print job, go to Preview Mode. The page numbers should be correct.
- Go to the last Page while in preview mode, and set $$ReportBasePageNumber = Get ( PageNumber ) + 1. This is the starting page number for the next print job.- Setup the second portion of the print job, go to Preview Mode. The page numbers should be correct.
- Repeat.
Mac OS X CSS based Signatures
The default interface for Mail signatures allows you to do rich text signatures using the fonts and colors palette. You can even drag an image into the compose signature window and it will be included in every email as an attachment. This is fine for most people, but attachments should be just that, an attachment of a file I am sending, not an image in my signature. So here’s an easy guide on how to do CSS signatures referencing images on an outside server and not as an attachment. (via Custom CSS Signatures in Mail (UPDATED) » All Forces)
iPhone graphics for mockups in Photoshop
Over the past few months we’ve had to create a few iPhone mock ups for presentations. The problem we’ve encountered is the lack of resources to help us design something efficiently. Up until now we’ve used a nice PSD from 320480.com but we still found ourselves having to build out additional assets or heavily modifying bitmap based buttons and widgets. Since we know we’ll be doing more of this, we created our own Photoshop file that has a fairly comprehensive library of assets – all fully editable. (via iPhone GUI PSD)
Read Magazines via your Browser
Mygazines is your free place to browse, share, archive and customize unlimited magazine articles uploaded by you, the Mygazines community. (via Mygazines.com - upload. share. archive.)
Icon set - ”Coquette”
These free icons flirt with style! “Coquette” free icon set contains 50 high quality, free icons in these sizes: 16x16px, 32x32px, 48x48px, 64x64px and 128x128px and 32-bit transparency PNG file format (via DryIcons | Free Icons | Coquette Icon Set)
ies4osx - Run Internet Explorer for Windows on Mac OS X.
pChart is a PHP class oriented framework designed to create aliased charts. Most of todays chart libraries have a cost, our project is intended to be free. Data can be retrieved from SQL queries, CSV files, or manually provided. This project is still under development and new features or fix are made every week. (via pChart | a PHP Charting library)