There are more MacOSX keyboard shortcuts on the Apple support site.
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Windows to Mac tips part 3: switching between apps
If you're used to alt-tab on Windows, then you can use cmd-tab on MacOSX to switch between applications. Note that Windows switches between all open windows for each application, whereas the Mac only switches between applications. If you wish to switch between windows within one application then you need cmd-backquote (cmd-`) although I've found that this doesn't work in all apps.
Monday, January 19, 2009
The music of my childhood
Read about Tony Hart who died at the weekend and listen to The Gallery on Vision On music (aka Left Bank Two by the Noveltones)
Saturday, January 10, 2009
Review of Office 2007 contextual spelling checker
It's worth having a read of Thierry Fontenelle's commentary on Graeme Hirst's review of Office 2007 contextual spelling
checker to see what the trade off between precision and recall means for users of a word processor.
Friday, December 5, 2008
Developing your alter-ego online
I spotted this in a strange place, but Computer Shopper report that "psychologists have carried out studies that suggest that people are using social networking websites to develop an alternate identity, and are gradually growing into the personas they create. They explained that social networking sites are beginning to serve as a self-development tool for young people discovering their own identities."
From this I found a link to the papers from the Children's Digital Media Center at UCLA, for the academic reports behind the news.
Thursday, December 4, 2008
Saturday, November 15, 2008
Settlement of the lawsuit against Google for its Book Search program
Dan Cohen's Digital Humanities blog reports his first impressions of the Google Books Settlement. The agreement focusses on in-copyright but out-of-print books and on access to the Google Books collection via libraries ...
The Text Technologies blog focusses more on the authors' side of things ...
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