Is there any way to remove the 'Java web start window' message on windows?

This is unacceptable.
You can download an application in any language and install it.
If so many hoops have to be jumped through for security, and it changes the display to boot, this is simply not worth the (2 days!!) of effort is has taken to look into this and get it working right.

nm, I figured out that a signed app will not have this problem.

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Is there any way to remove the duration from the course outline in Presenter 8? I would prefer to not have that listed if at all posible and can't find a solution.

Are you talking about the Time Remaining display on the side bar? The text for that field is in the Modify Text Labels... tool in the Theme Editor of Presenter. You can change it to whatever you want, but you may want to keep a record of what the default text labels are, as there is no restore to default option. The Elapsed Time field is what you would want to change. I have seen this modified to show no text, copyright information or other general info.

Is there any way to remove the explicit warning (the red "E") from podcasts (in the app)?

I could really use some help with the Podcasts app. Whenever I try to use a subscription for a podcast directly on my iPhone, every episode of that podcast (loaded through iTunes) gets the explicit tag.
That red "E" is eating up valuable space in the podcast name and I don't want it there. Is there any way to remove it?
Any help would be very appreciated!
P.S. I do not have "Show content ratings in library" activated in iTunes and I don't use any other parental control or restrictions option, never have.

No there is no way to remove it.

Is there any way to remove the see-through grayscreen and the 8-dotted circle whenever mozilla loads a html5(.webm) video?

When i watch an embed .webm in the innate html5 player, every time i try to forward or rewind the movie it puts up the grayscreen+loading icon(even tho the movie was fully preloaded).
Its especially annoying when you need to watch the movie frame by frame and loading grayscreen darkens it so that you can see alot of less details :/
Is there any way of removing that gray whatever?

Your original question was:
When i watch an embed .webm in the innate html5 player, every time i try to forward or rewind the movie it puts up the grayscreen+loading icon(even tho the movie was fully preloaded).
Could you post a link to a web page where you see this problem?
I couldn't find a test page for an embedded HTML5 webm video but I found this link to a webm file:
*http://clips.vorwaerts-gmbh.de/big_buck_bunny.webm
The above webm file link is from this test page:
*http://camendesign.com/code/video_for_everybody/test.html
(The embedded video on that page is actually a mp4 file). That test page is linked from the Mozilla Support article, [[Viewing HTML5 audio and video in Firefox]].
I have no problem using the slider to forward or back up video playback in either the embedded HTML5 mp4 video or the webm video linked above.

In the Podcasts app, is there any way to remove the list of recent podcasts that can be downloaded?

Hi there,
I'm wondering whether there's any way to remove all those recent podcasts (either unplayed or only partially played) listed as downloadable from the Podcasts app on the iPhone. If I'd wanted all these additional episodes on the phone, I would have put them there. I don't want them there, yet the app insists upon larding up my podcast lists with these useless episodes. Nor do I want to mark them all as "played." There's a reason some of them are only partially played and others not at all. I prefer to keep them marked that way in my master list. But I do not want them on the iPhone.
I've tried searching online, but am not coming up with a solution. Do I have to go to some third-party app to have cleaner, tidier, and smaller lists? When I intend to carry around only three or four episodes for a given podcast, it is really REALLY annoying to have to pick through a list of forty-some-odd offerings to find the ones I want.
I sure am hoping some techie-inclined soul has a solution for me.
Odile

we are working on server to server APIs that will allow you to fetch data (items) from node.
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HELP! Is there any way to remove the remnant of an old Word file from OS 9.2.2?

I know this sounds bizarre, but I've spent the last 6 hours trying to remove a non-existant file from the iBook I bought in 2002. I have already tried Microsoft Support, but am stuck because I can't remember the details of the info I used the one and only time I created an account with them in order to ask a single question several year ago, and am unable to provide them with a new email address that's acceptable to them for a single-time contact.
Besides, since the problem is on a Mac iBook, I'm hoping I'll have more success in this community.
Although I bought the iBook 12 years ago, I did so on a whim, and never really used it for the purpose I envisioned, which included working on a couple of projects while I was away from home. In anticipation of those projects I loaded copies of the software I typically used onto the iBook . . . including Office 2001, which I apparently used to create several personal documents, which I saved on the same device.
Three or four years later, when my desktop Power Mac G4 was showing signs of trouble, I saved the most important documents to the iBook for safekeeping . . . and a few years later, did the same when the tray on the optical drive failed and I decided it was more cost-effective to replace than repair it.
Since then, the iBook has been in clear sight of my desk, but buried under piles of papers, until I rediscovered it last week . . . and since it's still in perfect condition, decided to look for a buyer. So far the few documents I created on the iBook plus the several hundred I had stored there have all been removed — except for the remnants of the half dozen files I created in Word.
I thought I was rid of them, but since they still show up in a list of documents when I open Word, my guess is there must be a "graveyard" somewhere on my iBook where the bones of dead files reside for eternity (or until the iBook itself is trashed).
There is no sign of them (or anything else) in the trash can . . . and when I click on their names, an error message informs me that it can't find the files, but I'm welcome to search for them myself.
I'm hoping someone in this forum can tell me where to look. . . . Since I'm pretty sure that even though all the other files have been deleted, there must be a directory of some sort still holding all or part of those documents, as well, I'm also wondering if there is some way to perform a clean sweep of all the created files, without removing the core software and third party apps — before I send the iBook onto a new owner.
The active operating system on the iBook is 9.2.2 — although I think it also came with an early version of OS 10 pre-loaded.
The Word software came with Office 2001, but I think it is version 5.1.
If there's a solution, I hope it's relatively easy, because the thought of writing scripts scares me.

Not sure what's happening with this thread, but in the last 15 minutes, Safari closed down twice — for reasons apparently indirectly related to our discussion, but also to a couple of sentences borrowed from a Word document I had just written and was attempting to paste into this response
To pick up from yesterday . . . Thanks again for your suggestions. After lunch, I did follow the first one, but unfortunately, it didn't work. But since I've always hated conceding to defeat without a decent fight (especially when it comes to a Mac) — I spent the next 5-6 hours trying to understand why I couldn't open those documents!! I never did find the answer, but think I at least found a work-around.
Just to clarify, when I looked at the list at the bottom of the File menu again, I realized there were nine of them (not just the 5-6 I had mentioned. From their titles, I also realized I had just seen them recently, while combing thru and culling the several hundred files I had saved to desktop Macs during those previously mentioned crises . . . And since the iBook couldn't find them on its drive . . . . thinking the docs might be missing critical information, I started by transferring them back on a thumb drive.
Like magic, I suddenly could read them, but still was unable to delete from from the iBook . . . until thru a series of quirky and convoluted maneuvers, I managed to delete all the content from each document and save them with their original names . . . copied the empty documents from my thumb drive to my iBook . . . re-opened them to confirm that they could now see the original (but now empty files) . . . saved and renamed them Document 1-9 in that order.. . . put copies of each into a new folder for safekeeping on both the iMaBool desktop and thumb drive . . . trashed the folder on the iBook desktop (knowing I still had backups on the thumb drive) . . .and Eureka! Documents 1-9 are still on the File Menu, but when opened, they all are now blank.
As for re-installing the original operating system, while I agree it's a good idea, it's been years since I last did a clean install, and can't remember if OS 9.2 allowed selective reinstalls. So rather than run the risk of removing ALL the third party software currently on the iBook, since my plan all along was to give the next owner all 5 MS Office disks (original install, 3 reinstall disks and separate hardware diagnostic disk), I think I'll leave that option to him/her.
Can't say it was fun, but ultimately the time spent probably was worthwhile, if only because it provided a valuable learning opportunity.
Thanks again for your suggestions and attention. (How could I give up after you took the time to offer them?)
cs

Is there any way of removing the browser buttons from the right click menu?

Recently when I right-click on a web page, there are browser buttons (forward, backward, refresh, bookmarks) on the right-click menu for some inexplicable reason. I mean, its kind of absurd that anyone would put browser buttons there, considering the real browser buttons literally right there at the top of the window, and I guess that kinda bugs me.
Anyway, how did I get rid of them? There doesn't seem to be any way to do so in the customize window, and I've been looking for an add-on but don't really know what to search for. Does anyone know?
Where did those come from anyway? They weren't there a week ago, and I'm pretty sure these things don't normally just pop up out of nowhere. If nobody knows, its really not important. The important thing is getting rid of them. Thanks!

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''You'll need the Stylish extension to be able to install UserStyles.''
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/stylish/

In Aperture, is there any way to remove the speckled effect from scanned early matt prints?

I have a number of photos from the 1960s and 70s, the surface of which is covered with a matt effect. I suppose this was designed to stop fingerprints, but when scanned it shows up as a fine network of bright semicircles. The images are dreadful. My scanner has a setting that will remove this pattern, but at the cost of reducing the resolution to little more than 100 dpi, making the scans virtually unusable in anything like a Photobook. Are there any features in Aperture that might help? Or failing that, perhaps in Photoshop?

What you need, is a dedicated image restauration filter that recognized the regular frequency pattern superimposed onto the prints. You can do this in advanced Image processing packages that let you compute the fourier transform of the image and then suppress or attanuate the frequency bands of the artefact with a band-stop filter.
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The algorithm that your scanner uses is probably the best that can be done, even if the resolution is only 100 dpi.
Do you still have the negatives? Scanning the negatives at a high resolution may give you better results.
Regards
Léonie

Is there any way to view the Java API through Eclipse or any IDE?

I usually use Eclipse to code and sometimes, when i'm typing a method it will show a small list of the methods available for that class. Does Eclipse (or any other IDE, but Eclipse especially), have the java API available for view somewhere in the program?
Thanks.

In Eclipse Select Window -> Show View -> JavaDoc. If you're JRE is set up correctly, it will show you the JavaDoc of the currently selected class/method/member variable in that view.
If it isn't, then go to Window -> Preferences -> Java -> Installed JRE and edit the JavaDoc location of the rt.jar (for Java 6 http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/ is a good value, as long as you're online).

Is there any way to remove the "Trust Computer" from IOS7

Hi,
I plugged my Iphone (5) to an USB port on my computer att work solely to recharge. The message "Do you trust this computer" keeps poping up for no reasons. I reset to factory default, but the message keep poping up. I there a seting that would remove this altogether? AFAIK, this is a new "feature" from IOS7 and not one that was missing from previous version.
Thanks
Gérard Garreau

What you need, is a dedicated image restauration filter that recognized the regular frequency pattern superimposed onto the prints. You can do this in advanced Image processing packages that let you compute the fourier transform of the image and then suppress or attanuate the frequency bands of the artefact with a band-stop filter.
But neither Aperture nor PhotoShop have this kind of filter. In Aperture and Photoshop you can only soften the effect by blurring and then exporting a smaller version of the image.
The algorithm that your scanner uses is probably the best that can be done, even if the resolution is only 100 dpi.
Do you still have the negatives? Scanning the negatives at a high resolution may give you better results.
Regards
Léonie

HT201304 If I forgot my password is there any way to remove the restrictions and backup my iPod from the computer? I tried reseting it to factory defaults and then backing it up but it still has the restrictions on.

I'm trying to remove my restrictions, and i reset it to factory default, but everytime i back it up the restrictions are still on. I don't want to have to register as a new ipod and loose everything i've bought and added.

- Restore from a backup that was make before you added the Restrictions passcode. If you restore from a backup made with the Restrictions passcode the Restrictions passcode is also restored.
- Restore to factory settings/new iPod.
- If you are up to it see:
How to reset forgotten Restrictions...: Apple Support Communities
How to reset forgotten Restrictions...: Apple Support Communities

I recently updated my iPhone's 3GS software to iOS 5.1...Is there any way to remove the camera button from the lock screen?

Heeelp?!...

I did just that, good idea.
I stated in my feedback message that I feel it disturbing that someone handling my iPhone, but not having the passcode, can take photos with my phone. Photos of --<sigh>--Lord knows what. While the phone's usually in my pocket or otherwise close to my person, that's not always the case.
Now, I'll grant that it is nice to have the option to allow someone to take a photo with my phone without also giving them access to everything else. In fact, that's a very nice little tidbit. I'd just like to have the flexibility to prevent people from taking pics with my phone, should they happen to have it in hand and feel the urge to add to my camera roll even without my approval. There's real opportunity for mischief in this.

HT3702 Apple charged my credit card twice for a single iMovie purchase. Is there any way to remove the double billing?

please help!

Hi..
You can report the problem to Apple using the email form here > Apple - Support - iTunes Store - Contact Us

Any way to remove the History pulldown?

Is there any way to remove the '''History '''pulldown from the main menu bar? It is absolutely useless, at least to me, and it is kind of annoying to keep hitting it by accident.
PS: I meant as a user. It is possible others do, indeed, find some use for it, and it is kind of a given that Mozilla developers will not remove it.

Add code to userChrome.css below the default @namespace line.
*http://kb.mozillazine.org/userChrome.css
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*http://kb.mozillazine.org/Editing_configuration
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#history-menu { display:none!important; }
</nowiki></pre>

Is there a way to remove the text that appears over dock icons when the cursor is over them?

Is there any way to remove the text that appears over dock icons when you hover over them? Or at least make it time out, or become more transparent?

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Is there any way to remove the 'Java web start window' message on windows?

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