That blogging dancer commercial

in that iphone blogging dancer commercial she says that she takes backstage pictures with her iphone and then she implies that she uploads them to her dancing blog right then and there from her iphone.
She calls it "mobile blogging" which I believe is the only thing more annoying than "blogging", but still I'm interested in this alleged "sending photos to a website directly from my iphone" idea.
How would she do that?
Here is the ad:
http://www.apple.com/iphone/?movie=b

FYI, you can use Flickr to post pictures to any blog, whether your blog supports this natively or not. Just setup your blog login info in your Flickr account settings, then enable posting to the blog via a special email address, and email the photo to that address from your iPhone. Explained here: http://www.flickr.com/account/uploadbyemail/
By the same token, you can email photos directly into your Flickr photostream as well.

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The icons of the blog posts that I visit do not change to show my visit. eg. I used to be able to see the orange blogger symbol when I visited that blog post.

I subscribe to blogs via RSS (whatever that means) and new blog posts show up in my bookmark menu ....... they show up with a grey unassuming icon at the beginning of the blog post bookmark.
Months ago the appearance of the bookmarks would "change" when I visited the post ..... eg. for blogger posts the icon would turn into the traditional orange blogger symbol.
But for many many months now the icons don't change with the visit and it's getting difficult to remember if I've visited that blog post or not by looking at the bookmark itself.
How can I get the bookmark to update/refresh when I visit a blog post?

I see a faded RSS feed icon for live bookmark items that turn into the website's favicon after having visited the link.
There may be a problem with the favicons if you get the generic default icon instead of the website's favicon.
You can try to repair the places database with this extension:
*https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/places-maintenance/
See also:
*http://kb.mozillazine.org/Bookmarks_history_and_toolbar_buttons_not_working_-_Firefox
You can to remove all stored data from that domain via "Forget About This Site" in the right-click context menu of an history entry (Show All History or History sidebar) to see if that will reset the favicon if the above posted steps didn't help.
Using "Forget About This Site" will remove everything from that domain like bookmarks, cookies, passwords, cache, history, and exceptions, so be cautious if you need to keep passwords or other data from that site.<br />
You can't recover from that "forget" unless you have a backup of the affected files.<br />
*https://support.mozilla.org/kb/Backing+up+your+information
*https://support.mozilla.org/kb/Recovering+important+data+from+an+old+profile
It doesn't have any lasting effect, so if you revisit such a 'forgotten' website then data from that website will be saved once again.

Using MacBook Pro running 10.7, how do I copy a DVD that is NOT commercially created, but was created on a Mac using IDVD?

Having a DVD that I created on a Mac, how do I make additional copies? I know from reading some instructions, to use the Disk Utility, but from there I don't see the inserted DVD to be copied on the left side, as the instructions say for step #2. Please help

Hello wrinkle2,
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities.
The following article provides information on duplicating a DVD in Disk Utility.
Disk Utility 12.x: Duplicate a disk, CD, or DVD
Regards,
Jeff D.

Is there an iPad app so that I can remotely update my blog site?

I use iWeb to blog, not blogger or wordpress. I know that there are iPad apps for those sites so that blogs can be updated when away from the computer...is there an app that works specifically with iWeb?

No, because the difference is that WordPress blogs can be updated online from any computer and with an iWeb blog you need that all important domain.sites file to be able to update any iWeb blog.
It is a little hard to produce an app like that.

I'm trying to use iWeb to set up a blog i want to run on godaddy.

I have a web site built with iweb it has blogging with commenting enabled, when i publish the to mobleme the commenting works and thins can be added. When i put the site in a folder to move it to my other website, on godaddy the commenting does not work any ideas how i get it to work.
Also is there a way to only publish one site on iWeb not everything?
thanks
--tony

Welcome to the Apple Discussions.
Features Unavailable When Publishing to a Non-Mac Server:
◼ Password protection
◼ Blog and photo comments
◼ Blog search
◼ Hit counter
◼ Enhanced slideshows
You will be best served by using one of the commercial blogging sites and embedding that blog into one of your iWeb pages like in this demo page: Embed One Site Within an iWeb Page.
OT

Blog 630

my laptop hp 630 when i using it it will be hot n sut down automatic its told that blog was delete/.....plz help me wat suld i do
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Hello Mtbt,
You are using a business/commercial computer but you posted on the consumer board. To get more coverage so you can get the proper assistance please post your issue on the this forum. The experts there work specifically with the HP 630 notebooks, and will be able to assist you. Also it is possible that you may have to create a new profile prior to posting.
Hopefully everything works out for you.
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How do I add a blog to my Muse site?

Is there a widget or something I can throw onto a page and have people post comments?
Or more importantly, can I just allow my customer to post "News" through In-Browser editing? (Do I just throw a text block on a page and title it, "News" and let them add to it)?
What if they wanted to add photos to their "News" or "Blog" page?

You can absolutely insert a blog into your Adobe Muse site. Most instructions for doing this involve creating a WordPress hosted blog, then embedding that into a Muse page with 'Insert HTML', which creates an iframe with your blog inside.
While embedding an existing blog with an iframe within a Muse page works, it isolates the blog's content from being considered in the main site's SEO, since it's pages are not actually on the site's server.
The simplest way, and it's very simple, is to install a WordPress, or any other, blog into a folder in your site named 'blog'. Pick a theme that enables you to mimic your main as closely as you care to. Then create a link in your main site's menu to link to the blog folder. Here's an example...
http://creativeillusions.biz
You can also use a blank WordPress theme with no header or footer at all - only the blog posts and sidebar(for categories and recent posts, etc.). Use that theme with a locally installed WordPress blog, them embed that blog in an iframe, and you'd have a very functional blog that can perfectly fit your Muse site's theme, since it's header and footer will actually be the ones on your main site. Plus, since it's actually hosted along with your Muse site's files, it's available for the site's SEO.
For SEO purposes, you'll need to add your blog folder manually to your sitemap.xml. This is a bit of a hassle, since you'll need to add the blog's entry into your sitemap.xml each time that you re-upload your site, since that actually writes a new version of the sitemap.xml over the existing one. Still, it's a very simple way to add a blog to your Muse site.

HT2275 Do I need to choose "Share this printer on the network" for printers that are not connected directly to my MacBook Pro? I have two HP printers connected to an Airport Extreme (WiFi turned off). I connect by WiFi to another Airport Extreme w cable t

I have three Airport Extreme (AE) routers in my home network.
The main AE is set up for wifi access. The other two are connected by ethernet cables to the main AE. My MacBook Pro connects to the network wirelessly through the main AE. The AE in my office has two HP printers connected to it by ethernet cables. I have a Kodak All-in-one that is connected by USB to my MacBook Pro.
I reset my printer connections on my MacBook Pro and had to add all the printers back to my printer list. I don't know if I understand what the checkbox "Share this printer on the network" in the Print & Fax System Preferences window is for. My guess is that I don't need to share printers unless they are connected to my MacBook Pro by USB, so I should uncheck the "Share this printer on the network" box for the two HP printers that are connected to the AE. I print to them over the network, but they're not connected directly to any computer. I thought if my MacBook Pro wasset to share them and was shutdown, the printers might not be available to my Mac mini or Dell PC, which connect by ethernet to the office AE (which has the two printers connected to it).
What should I do?
For printers connected directly to a Mac (or PC) by USB, check the "Share this printer on the network" box? In my Sharing Preferences, I check "Share Printers."
For printers connected to the AE by ethernet, UNcheck the "Share this printer on the network" box on my Macs (& PCs?) when I add the printers to my printer list? In my Sharing Preferences, I UNcheck "Share Printers?"
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HP LaserJet Firmware Update Utility for HP P2035n is available
Version: 20120105 (19 Mar 2012)
Operating System(s): Mac OS X, Mac OS X 10.5, Mac OS X 10.6, Mac OS X 10.7
File name: P2035_FW_Update_Utility_20120105_v1_4.dmg (3.8 MB)
line: <http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/SoftwareDescription.jsp?lang=en &cc=us&prodTypeId=18972&prodSeriesId=3662025&prodNameId=3662049&swEnvOID=219&swL ang=8&mode=2&taskId=135&swItem=lj-94537-3>

Question is - will the 2 networks (using auto channel negotiations) exist well in the same house or will there be interference?
Things will be fine since the AirPort Express or AirPort Extreme will automatically search for a good wireless channel. If you assign a separate name for the wireless network, then devices will need to log in separately to this network. The extending device will need to be configured in Bridge Mode.
My suggestion would be to configure what is known as a "roaming" network in your question #2. In this case, you would assign the same wireless network name, security and password settings to the extending device and configure it in Bridge Mode.
The advantage to #2 is that you will be able to walk your laptop from a location near the Time Capsule and as you move close to the extending device, the laptop will automatically switch to pick up the stronger signal from the extending AirPort.
You are actually creating a separate network in #2, so you have the advantage of maximum bandwidth for both the TC network and the AirPort network.
Question - does the Airport Express have to be directly connected to the TC or can that connected be through a switched network?
I'm assuming that you are asking about an Ethernet switch here, correct? The AirPort Express or AirPort Extreme can connect to the Ethernet switch, or directly back to a LAN port on the Time Capsule, whichever is easier to setup.
Question 2 - assuming I can connect the Airport Express to the TC over a switched network, will "extending" the network using the Ethernet network still reduce my overall wireless bandwidth?
Connecting the remote device using Ethernet is by far the best way to extend a wireless network because it maintains maximum bandwidth on the network. This is the way that any good commercial network is designed.
Post back if you need any tips to get things setup.

I clicked on Firefox's "save password" on a blogsite, now I can't "comment" on that site, I'm caught in a loop, keep getting logged out of that site when I try to comment, but not a problem when I try Explorer.

When I navigate to the page to view comments and leave a comment myself, the comments appear but the link to leave a comment is missing, and my username and password is pre-populated in those fields (presumable by the Firefox "save password" program)on that "comment" page. When I click "submit" to log in again, I am logged in but redirected back to the front page. When I click on the page that allows me to leave a comment, I get kicked out again. I'm caught in a loop.
I do not have this problem when I exit Firefox and open Internet Explorer and go to that blog site, although the username and password fields are automatically populated when I type the first digit of my username, probably because Firefox is still operating in the background on my computer.
I tried clearing two hours of recent history, as that was the timeline when I clicked on "Save Password" from the pop up box, but it didn't help.

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Can I use an apple blog on my wix site?

Hi I am a Toronto Jewelry designer and would like to use apple blog on my site. How do I insert it?
my site is www.candicekingstewart.com
Thank You

No you can't use an iWeb blog directly in a wix created website. Does Wix not have a blog feature? As you create the site directly at Wix, I would have thought they would have a blog feature. Wix is designed that you create and publish your site directly on their website and on their own servers, then using your own custom domain name if you wish to so there is no room for anything else.
If you want a blog, then the only thing that you can do is to publish the iWeb blog that you have created and then create an external link to that blog from your Wix site. If you don't have the iWeb blog, then I would really advise you not to use iWeb. It is not the best blogging system around. You will always have to create an external link to your blog from Wix, so I would suggest that you create your blog by using either the free WordPress.com or the Google blogger.
You can't use an iWeb blog in the way that you want and if you created your site at Wix, they should have a way of adding a blog directly to the site - they are creating new things all the time, so wait and see.

Blog Summary Widget Error

After completely redoing my page and uploading, my blog doesn't show up any more. Instead it just says "Blog Summary Widget" where the blog would be.
I did a search, and the only things that was suggested was upgrading to iWeb09 (the version I'm using).
I read some mention of it being the blogsummary.js file that is to blame, but nothing on what/how to fix it.
Any ideas?

kriista wrote:
Does reinstalling clean like that have any adverse effect on the webpages themselves? (Do you have to rebuild anything).
No — iWeb stores your sites separate from the iWeb app in a Domain file, normally located in the ~/Library/Application Support/iWeb folder (although it can be moved). If you've moved the Domain file from there, when you then re-install iWeb it may "forget" the Domain file's location and expect to find it in ~/Library/Application Support/iWeb folder.
But wherever your iWeb Domain file currently is, you should make a back up of it:
_iWeb: Backing up your Domain file_
Time Machine is another option for back up as well as these free apps which will come in handy when your Mac's internal HD crashes:
http://www.shirt-pocket.com/SuperDuper
http://www.bombich.com/software/ccc.html
kriista wrote:
I'll look into some non iWeb blogging options, but that was the reason I started using iWeb (I had a 'from scratch' page in dreamweaver that I abandoned)
You wouldn't have to abandon iWeb completely. As an alternative to setting up a basic hyperlink to your external blog, you can link to it from iWeb's navigation bar:
Create a blank internal page titled "Blog" (actually you can name the page whatever you want.) Then in that Blog page add an HTML Snippet with the following code:
<script type="text/javascript">
parent.window.location = "http://www.yourblogname.com"; // change this to your own URL
</script>
...Once published, clicking on "Blog" in the navbar will immediately redirect to your external Blog page. (Thanks to Cyclosaurus for the code).

Need to create form that user can fill out and SAVE in Reader

Hi,
My form, which of course works fine in Adobe Acrobat 4 CS4, is unsaveable when typed into with Acrobat Reader. It says at the top:
"Please fill out the following form. You cannot save data typed into this form. Please print your completed form if you would like a copy for your records."
*I know it's possible* to make it writable/saveable for Readers users, because I have here a form that someone else created, and in Reader the message says, "Please fill out the following form. You can save data typed into this form."
What setting do I need to change in Acrobat to make it saveable in Reader? Document attached.
Thank you in advance!!!!

WelltechSolutions wrote:
Phillip,
Thank you for the clarification.
I cannot seem to find the post that mentioned that this could not be done; perhaps it was for an older version of Acrobat. If I find it, I'll send you the URL.
This is a form that will reside on a web site for download, and the forms are used by individuals to track exercise as part of a community nonprofit wellness program. I doubt 500 folks will use it. We can monitor downloads.
If we need to go above 500 downloads, how would we go about purchasing a license for additional use? And, is there a chance that Adobe will increase this limit for a purpose that is non-commercial and non-profit?
Thanks.
I don't know the answers to the question about license for additional use, nor would Adobe increase the limit. I among other that were associated with Non-profits (I was treasury for an Electronics Association for 17 years) were the reason for adobe doing this to begin with. Before Acrobat 8, you had to use the other methods mentioned (The LiveCycle Server).

How can I access a wider variety of fonts that I can install on my computer? (Designer)

I'm a junior Designer working for a Digital agency with 30+ developers.
The company does not have a font library but a type kit account. I have used Google fonts a few times but the selection there is quite scarce.
Type kit is great for web fonts however it does not allow you to download the font files and install them on to your computer and I want to be able to put them into the design and experiment with them before the designs are taken to the developers.
I have not found a solution for this that is not extremely costly or legal.
As I am the first and only designer in this company, there is no selection of fonts available apart from those that are already installed on the computers.
Does anyone have any suggestions that could help me with my problem please?
Thanks in advance, all feedback is greatly appreciated!

Hi Lauren,
We have been rolling out a new feature which allows you to use fonts from Typekit on the desktop for word publishing, print design, and more. You can learn more from this blog post:
http://blog.typekit.com/2013/08/08/sign-up-for-early-access-to-desktop-font-sync/
The feature is currently still in early release, which means you would need to sign up for access, as explained in that blog post. Font sync will be available to all users in the near future, though.
Once you have signed up and been granted access, however, you will be able to sync Typekit fonts to your desktop. There's more information available on our website:
http://help.typekit.com/customer/portal/topics/514077-syncing-fonts-to-the-desktop/article s
I hope that this helps; let me know if you have any other questions! Best,
-- liz

Publishing One Blog Entry At a Time

I am going to use my website and blog page for a class I am going to teach, and I will use my blog page to assign journal assignments. I would like to do some of these in advance, but I only want to publish one entry at a time. Does that make sense? Can I do such a thing?
Thanks!

I don't think you can selectively withhold the publication of blog entries — once they're created, they're all published next time you publish.
Problems with iWeb's blog are a recurring theme on these forums and it's advisable not to use it for important projects — or perhaps for anything! ...For a success story with a non-iWeb blog hosted on WordPress, see this old thread:
To blog or not to blog
And to link to an external blog from iWeb's navbar:
Create a blank internal page titled "Blog" (Actually you can name the page whatever you want.) Then in that Blog page add an HTML Snippet with the following code:
<script type="text/javascript">
parent.window.location = "http://www.yourblogname.com"; // change this to your own URL
</script>
...Once published, clicking on "Blog" in the navbar will immediately redirect to your external Blog page. (Thanks to Cyclosaurus for the code).
Since teaching often involves "social networking", you may find web-based Ning provides some useful functionality:
http://about.ning.com/product.php

Create a blog with coldfusion

hi
i am looking to create a blog on my website, and am thinking
its best to put all my entries into a database, so I can allow for
comments on entries etc..
However, I am aware that blogs often contain images and
alternating design, and wondered how to accomadate this considering
all my blog entries will be held in the database.
For example, if I was to create all my blog entries free hand
directly onto the page, I could align my images where I like etc,
whereas I wouldnt have this freedom if outputting all my blog
entries from a database..
e.g
<cfoutput query="blog">
<p>#blog entry</p>
</cfoutput>
would it be viable to set out the way I would like the blog
entry to look free hand first, and then post all code into the
database, including code for images etc..
just wonderin how others do it..
thanks

I'd suggest using Ray Camden's BlogCFC.
http://blogcfc.riaforge.org/
It's robust and continually updated.

That blogging dancer commercial

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