by Wayne Hastings | Dec 7, 2018 | Apple, Browsers, Google Chrome, Hacks, Macintosh, MacOS, Sharepoint, Technology
I am working on an existing client website using a VERY OLD version of Microsoft Sharepoint. In some of the pages, I have to use a webpart to embed some Javascript code. The web admin is the only access I have to the backend — I don’t have access to the...
by Wayne Hastings | Jul 27, 2011 | Hacks, Macintosh
Video tutorial for how to use terminal commands to show or hide folders in MacOS X, especially useful for making the Library folder visible in...
by Wayne Hastings | Aug 18, 2009 | Hacks, Macintosh
Not sure how many other Mac users are going to have this problem, but it is worth blogging just in case. A couple weeks ago, my laptop died. Once I got the replacement in, I used the Migration Assistant in Mac OS to restore my Time Machine backup. Restoring from Time...
by Wayne Hastings | Jul 16, 2009 | Hacks, iPhone, Macintosh
This tip is taken from the Mark/Space Newsletter #81 Print to your iPhone with Fliq Here’s a great way to use Fliq for the Mac and Fliq Docs to “print” a document to your iPhone for viewing on the go. This is especially useful for documents and files...
by Wayne Hastings | Jun 27, 2009 | Hacks, Macintosh
Have you figured out that you can color code your Apple Mail messages? Go to Format –> Show Colors Select a message in your inbox, then click a color in the Colors palette. You can’t sort based on the colors, but at least you can do more than just mark...
by Wayne Hastings | Jun 11, 2009 | Browsers, Macintosh
Apple pushed out an update earlier this week, bringing mostly security enhancements and bug fixes to Mac OS X. Included in the update to Mac OS X 10.5.7 is the final version of Safari 4.0, the Apple developed web browser based on Webkit. At first glance, there are...
