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I know that you can view various characters through the Character Palette (done through the International preference pane) but I usually don’t have the palette activated. This widget allows me to see tons of common symbols (copyright, restricted, Pi, the Apple logo, upside down question marks and exclamation marks, etc…) and how I can get them to display. Usually it’s a simple key combination like Option + S or Option + G. You can grab this widget from here!
by David@Smalldog.com Having display issues? Something funky happening that restarting or repairing permissions doesn’t fix? When all else fails, zap the PRAM. PRAM…
I’ve been a fan of The Omni Group for quite some time (ever since the Mac OS X Public Beta), but I was…
What’s happening on September 13th? All I can tell you is that the word is WOOF. Speaking of woofs, Grace and I headed…
Saturday night I was out to a nice dinner with another couple and we were contemplating a bottle of wine. After the normal…
When I started writing this article, the dust had settled somewhat on last Tuesday’s “Let’s Talk iPhone” event and the world had not…
I’ll be honest here, I am not a huge Super Bowl fan. Last year, when the power went out during Beyonce’s performance (yeah…