Is anyone else missing disclosure triangles in Finder windows?

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MIne are there... might be corrupted Finder preferences ...
Open the Finder. From the Finder menu bar click Go > Go to Folder
Type or copy paste the following:
~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.finder.plist
Click Go then move the com.apple.finder.plist file to the Trash
Then try a Finder window.

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Type or copy paste the following:
~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.finder.plist
Click Go then move the com.apple.finder.plist file to the Trash
Then try a Finder window.

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Ok I have a fix for that....
I just figured this problem out for myself with a friend]
==============================================================
CLOSE SAFARI
go to MY COMPUTER
C:
Documents and Settings
Your name
Application Data
Apple Computer
Safari Folder
Delete BOOKMARKS.PLIST
( Now I have to warn you this WILL DELETE your bookmarks from Safari so back them up before you do this )
NOW........
go back and IMPORT your bookmarks
take all your bookmarks from the "IMPORTED ON XX/XX/XXXX " folder and drop them into the BOOKMARKS MENU at the top ( not the folder just your bookmarks)
NOW DO NOT DELETE the Imported on xx/xx/xxxx folder
for some reason when you delete the IMPORTED ON XX/XX/XXXX folder.... It causes them to go missing under BOOKMARKS MENU
SO as long as you dont delete the IMPORTED ON xx/xx/xxxx folder they will stay in the BOOKMARKS MENU where you can manipulate them
ALSO... DO NOT DELETE the IMPORTED FROM INTERNET EXPLORER
or IMPORTED FROM NETSCAPE/ MOZILLA FOLDERS
that will also cause your bookmarks menu bookmarks to go missing too
I guess this is a temp. fix for now
Thanks,
Christopher

Missing Media Heading in Finder Window

Hello - I'm missing the Media Header in the Finder Window and I can't seem to find where to click it back on! I'd like to view the iphoto pictures as files in the finder window. Please advise! thank you!

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For Macromedia, it felt like Flash was a passion and each
release took it forward.
With Adobe in charge each release is MUCH MORE EXPENSIVE that
the last and it seems almost exclusively geared to the developers
and app builders while ignoring the designers.
AS2 left most designers behind and before you knew it we're
onto AS3.
TellTarget worked fine - now I can't write the simplest code
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If you have a version of Flash 5 or MX fire it up and check
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Adobe are actually alienating the very people who should be
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now, don't really need Flash as an authoring environment anyway...
Just my two pennys worth.
Grrrrrrr....

PICKING UP FROM WHERE I LEFT OFF.
// Recap:
> Because cheese is derived from milk, you could
> honestly say that cheese *is* milk -- it's just
> milk that has been cultured, curdled, and pressed.
> But it *is* milk! Because we're so familiar with
> this dairy products, the concept isn't confusing.
In a similar way, movie clips are sprites; they're just
sprites that have a timeline. Ice is water; it's just water of a
particular sort -- water that has been frozen. If you look at the
methods of the MovieClip class (methods are things an object can
do), you'll see a list of features familiar to any long-time Flash
designer: stop(), play(), gotoAndStop(), etc. It's a short list if
the inherited methods are hidden, because the default view only
shows you the things that make movie clips different from sprites.
Look at properties, and you'll see a similar phenomenon:
non-inherited properties include currentFrame, totalFrames,
currentLabel, etc. -- again, timeline-related features, because
movie clips are effectively just sprites with a timeline -- but you
won't see glaringly obvious things like width and height. Don't
movie clips *have* width and height? Of course they do, but width
and height (and other properties) aren't something unique to movie
clips. Only the timeline-related features make a movie clip a movie
clip. To see the other stuff, you have to show inherited properties
(or methods, or events), so click the "Show Inherited Public
Properties" hyperlink.
Doing so reveals numerous other properties, including
familar characteristics like rotation, scaleX, scaleY, x, y, width,
height, and so on. These are, in fact, properties of the MovieClip
class; it's just that they're inherited from other classes up the
family tree. In the same way, cheese *has* calcium; but the only
reason for that is because *milk* has calcium, and cheese
"inherits" that feature from milk.
If you're coding up a movie clip with keyframe code (or even
with a custom class), it really doesn't matter what the movie
clip's heritage is. It doesn't matter, for example, that it's the
Sprite class that introduces the startDrag() and stopDrag() method
... because movie clips *are* sprites, so those methods rightfully
belong to all movie clips. It doesn't matter that the addChild()
method is introduced by the DisplayObjectContainer class, because
movie clips *are* display object containers (because sprites
inherit directly from the DisplayObjectContainer class, and all
movie clips are sprites).
Does that help? AS3:QRG covers inheritance in numerous
chapters, so there's more information to be had in the book, but
I'm also happy to keep rambling here, if it helps.
>> A serious look at not only the new Display List
model,
>> but how it compares in relation to the timeline and
the
>> old AS2 model is crucial.
This is a really good point, and I agree that the display
list concept is essential to successful coding in AS3. AS3:QRG goes
into the display list concept in several chapters, with examples
that include sample files.
>> Do this without using any reference to classes.
I'm curious why this matters? Even in AS2, it's important to
understand the concept of classes, if only because (to me) it helps
with consulting the Help docs. You might not actually write custom
classes of your own -- that's perfectly fine -- but it helps
tremendously to understand how classes inherit from each other, and
that classes define objects. If you're working with a movie clip
symbol, then you're working with an instance of the MovieClip class
(in AS2 or AS3, doesn't matter). Class entries typically have
headings for properties (characteristics of the object), methods
(things the object can do), and events (things the object can react
to).
>> Take a completed AS 2 timeline project and walk us
>> through the conversion, then reuse that project and
walk
>> us through converting it to classes.
AS3:QRG presents a simple particle system in AS2, then
migrates it to AS3. Based on page constraints, we had to keep the
project small. It certainly isn't what you'd call a "timeline
project," but it does address adding particles to the display list.
Here's the thing. If your project is currently *not* based
on custom classes -- that is, it's entirely timeline-based -- then
it's important you don't confuse an AS2-to-AS3 migration with a
timeline-to-class files migration. It's a fallacy to go in assuming
that AS3 necessarily means you're obligated to code up everything
in class files.
If it makes more sense to code your project with class
files, then it makes more sense across the board: you should be
coding with class files whether the language is AS2 *or* AS3. On
the other hand, if it makes more sense to code your project in
keyframes, then do that. In that case, you presumably have enough
visual effects -- the sort that rely on manual timeline animation
-- to merit timeline coding. That isn't a question of what version
of the language to use. (Of course, there are hybrid projects,
which are are often the most challenging.)
The more insight I get into your needs, the more I suspect
you're confusing the move to AS3 with the move toward custom
classes. If your workflow could benefit from custom classes, then
you should already be using them with AS2. Doing so will
necessarily introduce significant changes to your workflow -- e.g.,
no more on() or onClipEvent(), even though AS2 allows it -- but
that isn't a "fault" of AS3. Make sense?
>> Remember, many of us were not using listeners
because
>> they weren?t as good as onClipEvent s for many
things.
Even in AS2, the dot notation equivalents to onClipEvent()
are more powerful than the onClipEvent versions (pp. 15, 16
AS3:QRG, with more info in p. 72 and 118, and additional insight
into event handing elsewhere throughout the book). I wrote up a
blog entry about this awhile back that explains what I see as the
benfits of the new(er) approach, as I see them:
http://www.quip.net/blog/2006/flash/museum-pieces-on-and-onclipevent
Benefits include: 11 button events, versus the previous 8
(this is AS2); 18 movie clip events, versus the previous 9 (again,
AS2); code may be maintained in a single frame, if desired; event
handlers may be assigned, deleted, and changed programmatically.
There's certainly an intuitive benefit to on() and
onClipEvent(), because you know visually what objects you're giving
instructions to (it's the objects you actually select by clicking).
But how many times have you pasted half a dozen lines of code into
two dozen buttons in a timeline? It's tedious, isn't it? And when
it's time to change that code, you have to remember to locate all
two dozen of those buttons, then make sure you update all the code
manually in each button. Or consider how often you've seen
directly-attached onClipEvent(enterFrame) code that needless
repeats its instructions for the duration of the SWF?
>> Be sure to discuss the necessity and strategies for
>> listener removal. Many of us are not used to this
level
>> of control/error checking now required.
There are definitely times that I remove event listeners, in
both AS2 and AS3 -- but there are also times when it's simply not
worth the effort, regardless what language I'm using. If I code up
a button to respond to mouse clicks, I may very well want it to
keep doing that until the user closes the browser. In a case like
that, there's just no need to remove the listener.
If I'm using an enterFrame handler to move around a movie
clip, I'll unhitch the listener when the clip arrives where I want
it to go, in both AS2 and AS3. (In contrast, if I'm using
onClipEvent(), I'll probably rely on reducing to zero the number of
pixels my clip is supposed to travel when it comes to its
destination. Sure, it'll stop traveling, but its onClipEvent
function will continue to trigger 12 or 24 times a second,
depending on framerate, for no good reason.
>> Compiler, errors, and trace.
>>
>> Teach us how to use this. For those of us familiar
with trace,
>> it doesn?t return the information we would expect,
it causes
>> unexpected errors when it never did before.
Help me understand this. Are you saying that trace() (and
probably the Compiler Errors panel) gives you errors that are
harder to understand? If that's what you mean, then I agree that
AS3 is more challenging. Or rather, the error messages and warnings
can be harder to interpret than the ones you get in AS2. For one,
AS3 is considerably more verbose than AS2, so it has the potential
to point out errors more often than AS2; it communicates more. AS3
gives you both runtime errors and compile time errors, which is
more than AS2 does.
AS3:QRG has a chapter on debugging that goes into the
differences among compiler warnings, compiler errors, and runtime
errors, including a (probably too short) list of warnings/errors
likely to be encountered by folks used to AS2 (pp. 231-263). This
topic probably merits several chapters of its own, and I would have
liked to include more in this particular book.
>> Classes:
>>
>> Ok, well I think that the usual examples do a pretty
>> good job of trying to explain the Theory behind
classes
>> and class (object) structure. People get the plane
>> metaphor.
I've never heard of the plane metaphor. I'm curious to hear
it! :)
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CONCLUDE.

MIssing Albums Folder from Finder window

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Two Apple kbs for you to read
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