Comments for Thoughts on things http://am.aurlien.net I'll think up a better title someday. Sat, 06 Sep 2008 20:41:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc Comment on How to make Help Viewer on Leopard a proper application by John http://am.aurlien.net/2008/06/helpviewer/#comment-7 John Wed, 11 Jun 2008 03:12:34 +0000 http://am.aurlien.net/?p=14#comment-7 Mine says: LSUIElement 1 NSAppleScriptEnabled Should I change the true to false? Mine says:

LSUIElement 1 NSAppleScriptEnabled

Should I change the true to false?

]]> Comment on My Photoshop-rant by arnemart http://am.aurlien.net/2008/04/my-photoshop-rant/#comment-6 arnemart Sat, 07 Jun 2008 15:06:08 +0000 http://aurlien.net/am/?p=6#comment-6 Ep: How do you do this? Have I missed something? Putting an adjustment layer inside a layer folder will apply to all layers below, including those outside the folder. Ep: How do you do this? Have I missed something? Putting an adjustment layer inside a layer folder will apply to all layers below, including those outside the folder.

]]> Comment on How to make Help Viewer on Leopard a proper application by WadeHM http://am.aurlien.net/2008/06/helpviewer/#comment-5 WadeHM Sat, 07 Jun 2008 14:20:21 +0000 http://am.aurlien.net/?p=14#comment-5 In "LSUIElement 1 NSAppleScriptEnabled" change the 1 to a 0. In “LSUIElement 1 NSAppleScriptEnabled” change the 1 to a 0.

]]> Comment on My Photoshop-rant by Ep http://am.aurlien.net/2008/04/my-photoshop-rant/#comment-4 Ep Sat, 07 Jun 2008 14:08:54 +0000 http://aurlien.net/am/?p=6#comment-4 "...before CS3, there was no way to create an adjustment layer that didn’t apply to every single layer below it." Not true. “…before CS3, there was no way to create an adjustment layer that didn’t apply to every single layer below it.”

Not true.

]]> Comment on How to make Help Viewer on Leopard a proper application by tricky3000 http://am.aurlien.net/2008/06/helpviewer/#comment-3 tricky3000 Sat, 07 Jun 2008 12:40:29 +0000 http://am.aurlien.net/?p=14#comment-3 Going the non-developer tools route, I opened Info.plist in TextEdit but don't see what you see. I see this instead: LSUIElement 1 NSAppleScriptEnabled I tried changing the "true" that's there to "false" but that didn't work. I tried adding the "false" line after the LSUIElement but that didn't work. And, lastly, I tried adding the "false" line after the ... line but that didn't work either. Trying any of the above killed "Help" completely. I put it back the way it was and restored "Help" to original condition. Going the non-developer tools route, I opened Info.plist in TextEdit but don’t see what you see. I see this instead: LSUIElement 1 NSAppleScriptEnabled

I tried changing the “true” that’s there to “false” but that didn’t work. I tried adding the “false” line after the LSUIElement but that didn’t work. And, lastly, I tried adding the “false” line after the … line but that didn’t work either. Trying any of the above killed “Help” completely. I put it back the way it was and restored “Help” to original condition.

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