MacBook Pro :: Best Program For Building An ECommerce Website From Scratch For It

Feb 12, 2012

I need to build a website for my shop but need a simple to use programme, can anybody give me an idea of what to use.

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Applications :: Looking For Website Building Software?

Jan 11, 2009

I'm trying to find a free or trial version of software.

Something where I can work in html or switch to a website view to fine tune things without learning all kinds of code.

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Jan 24, 2010

So I was attempting to back up my serato scratch and dragged the icon from the dock and dropped it into a desktop folder, and there was a "poof" sound and image display that occurred. I am trying to figure out a) what that means, and b) how to restore my original information i.e crates, songs, song descriptions, etc onto my Serato Scratch program as it was previously.

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Applications :: Any Program To Download Website For Offline Viewing

Jan 18, 2009

I am looking for a program to download websites for later offline viewing. I am spending tomorrow with my grandmother and she doesn't have the internets but I'd like to download some free programming manuals for later viewing. Unfortunately they don't have a PDF. Internet Explorer for Mac had a really nice feature where you could download a site for later offline viewing. I haven't seen a comparable feature in any other browser.

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Applications :: Finding A Decent Website Program That Is Simple?

Sep 14, 2009

I know there is dream weaver out there but I am not that well versed in using yet. I need something that is like Iweb 09 but will work better. It appears that when you create something in Iweb 09 and let's say it's [URL] it will make the home page this: [URL]

It seems like iweb adds on the extra extentension on the end. I also notice that Iweb when you save the program to a server the site takes forever to load and I think it has something to do with the size of the file or site. not sure.

What I like about Iweb is the drag and drop feature with text box and so on. Is there a program out there where I am not paying a monthly service charge to use a program that is loaded on a server? I understand I have hosting fees by the way.

So any programs out there that are mac friendly and has a user friendly interface?

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Applications :: BETTER Alternatives To X-Cart Gold / Extensive Experience With Ecommerce Software?

Feb 14, 2010

Two questions. First: I've used Quickbooks Pro for Windows using Parallels BUT I really dislike Windows AND Quickbooks. The only other solutions I've seen are MYOB. Does anyone have any experience or options?

Second: I'm launching a business with the majority of sales being online. I've used X-Cart extensively, and while it's powerful it could be better. I don't to spend the coin on something custom just yet, however I know X-Cart developers will create custom add-ons to X-Cart. Are there any BETTER alternatives to X-Cart Gold? Does anyone have any extensive experience with ecommerce software?

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MacBook Air :: Alternative SSD's For The MBA? Building In Yourself?

May 19, 2008

OK I know most reviews say the SSD is not worth the extra money.
But, when I worked on my friends SSD I must say it just feels faster in normal use. I also know this from my previous laptop where I had SSD.

So I'd like to know:
are there SSD's out there that we can buy and install ourselves?
Which ones and how much do they cost?

I believe it needs to be 1,8 inch with Ziff connection... right?

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MacBook Pro :: Building A Home Network?

Oct 4, 2010

Maybe not the best subforum to post in but I couldn't see where else I could post it.

My brother and I both have MBP's and we'd like to share a hard drive connected to out WiFi router. We'd also like to use the new 'AirPlay' technology that'll be coming out soon.

Since I've never assembled a home network before, I'd like to know what are all of the components that I'd need?

An external hard drive and WiFi router running to an Airport Express Base and then using everything over the wireless network?

How would I connect a printer to this too?

Sorry for the possibly confusing questions, I just don't to go out and buy anything I don't need.

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Intel Mac :: Going To A Website That Automatically Reverts To A Different Website?

Apr 16, 2012

I am going to a website that then automatically proceeds to an unknown website, how do I prevent this?

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iMac, Mac OS X (10.7.3)

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MacBook Pro :: Start From Scratch With It?

Jun 14, 2012

My sister has given me her computer and i would like to re create it just like you do as soon as you get it, reset all settings so i can change them to mine... How can i do this??

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Mac Pro :: Building My Own Mac Pro?

Jan 8, 2009

Well I'm planning on making the leap from laptop to desktop next year, when my macbook turns 3. I don't really have any reason to do it, I just figure I've never owned a desktop, and I should give it a shot. Anyways, I love how Mac Pro's look and run, but find that they run way too pricy for my tastes. Come from the owner of a second gen macbook, with just 2 ghz processor, and 64 mb vram, my standards aren't high. Plus I only use about 70 gb of the 120 gb hard drive.

My point, I would really like to build my own Mac Pro, but don't know how customizable they are. For example, would I be able to buy a current Mac Pro (but in a year, so more like a year old rig), and sell the HD and buy a small one turning a profit? My ideal computer set up would be;

3.0 ghz processor
2-4 gb ram
512 vram
120-140 gb hard drive

Can anybody help me know how possible an aspiration this would be next year. I figure If the current mac Pros will (used of course, and by that point 1 yr outdated), run at like 1400 on ebay, and I would sell the HD and buy a cheaper 3rd party for like 100 dollars, I could maybe get a nice computer about about 1000-1300? Anyways, any comments, recommendations, price quotes, or weblinks to third party "built it yourself" mac gear would be much appreciated.

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MacBook Pro :: Best Way To Keep Unit Scratch Proof?

Sep 6, 2010

I recently purchased a Macbook Pro 15" Unibody and my titanium steel watch is resting against the wrist rest. Which is the most reliable and affordable option to protect it from scratches on the wrist rest and the top and bottom of it's body.

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MacBook Pro :: Scratch Noise When Closing The Lid?

Sep 15, 2010

slight scratch noise comes from the lid when i am closing, the noise is annoying me and happened a few weeks ago.

Do you think it is a fault ?

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MacBook Pro :: Scratch On Brand New MBP 13in?

Jun 30, 2009

I just bough a 13in MBP yesterday at bestbuy because they let me get my student discount and they gave me an ipod touch for free without the rebate. So When I got home and opened it I noticed a pretty deep scratch in it right above the power button about a half an inch long that wont come out if i try to clean it. My question is do you think that would be enough of a reason to exchange it? I know its only cosmetic but I really dont think that should be there when you buy a brand new computer. What do you think?

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MacBook Pro :: Scratch Void Warranty?

Aug 15, 2009

I don't think it does but I just wanted to make sure that a scratch on the MBP does not void the warranty.

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MacBook Pro :: How To Clean Up Scratch Disk

Mar 4, 2012

I am receiving a message that says there is not enough scratch space disk space. How do I clean this up on my mac ?

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Mac Pro, Mac OS X (10.7.3)

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MacBook Pro :: Remove A Scratch From Its Display?

Jun 12, 2012

My friend has the MacBook Pro 13" and may be I'll buy that MacBook. But there is one little Problem.He has a scracht on the display. It is about 2cm long and circa 0,5mm deep.Is it possible to remove that scratch?Or do I have to change the complete display-glass?

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MacBook Pro :: Hairline Scratch On Display?

Jun 21, 2012

I am from India , my Macbook pro is out of warranty and has got a hairline scratch on it , what should I do?

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Mac Pro :: Building My Gaming Mac?

Nov 1, 2010

I just finished a project of mine, I decided to build a gaming PC but I wanted it to be a Mac, so I bought a cheap Mac Pro on ebay then added to it over a month or so, I wanted to spend about the same price as a basic Mac Pro from Apple, ?2,000 so here's what I bought

?750:

- Dual 2.66 Ghz Mac Pro 2006 1,1
- 2GB DDR2 FB-DIMM 667mhz RAM
- 250GB HDD
- Superdrive

This is what I've now ended up with after my upgrades:

- 2 x Quad Xeon X5355's @2.66 overclocked to @3.2ghz - 1.313v FSB@1600mhz
- 12GB DDR2 FB-DIMM Kingston RAM @800Mhz
- Sapphire 5870 1GB + XFX 5970 2GB Crossfirex 850/1200
- SATA III 6GB/s + USB 3.0 Asus U3S6
- Bluetooth 2.1 + Airport 802.11n
- 2 x 64GB OCZ Vertex 2E SSD's RAID 0 - Mac OS X 10.6.4
- 60GB Crucial C300 6GB/s - Windows 7 Pro x64
- 1.5TB WD Green - Mac
- 1.0TB WD Green - NTFS
- Liteon Blu-Ray R/W x12
- Apple 1000w PSU
- 5.25" 450 PSU

All together I spent ?2,300 so I went a tiny bit over budget but I did my best not to compromise.

The only other thing I'm thinking of buying is swapping my Asus U3S6 for a dedicated Nvidia Physx card.

Obviously some of my stuff only works in Windows but as I'm not really playing games in OSX that's fine for me.

I'm looking for suggestions to improve my setup so any are welcome. Except those that say "duhhhh haha buy a PC and sell your Mac" because those really are irritating.

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Mac Pro :: Need Advice Building A New Mac Pro?

Nov 2, 2010

I work on several large software projects and need a new rig to handle some heavy compilation.

Here's my criteria for this new system:
Great at compilation/debugging (heavy CPU, RAM, HDD utilization)
Needs to triple-boot (Mac OSX, Windows, Ubuntu)
Needs to support dual monitors
Needs only moderate storage
Fit a US$8000 budget

Here's the components I have selected so far in my BTO Mac Pro:
6 Core 3.33 GHz Xeon Westmere
3GB RAM (will replace with 12GB, see below)
2 TB HDD
ATI Radeon 5870
Dual 27'' Cinema Displays
-- TOTAL: $6100

Here's what I'll be ordering separately, in addition to the above:

SSD Boot Drive: (is this compatible with Mac Pro?)
OCZ Vertex 2 OCZSSD3-2VTX360G 3.5" 360GB SATA II MLC Internal Solid State Drive
-- $1000

12 GB RAM: (I read 3 slots is best for triple-channel)
12GB RAM OWC Memory Kit: 3 x 4.0GB PC10600 DDR3 ECC 1333MHz
-- $330

I've never built nor owned a Mac Pro before so I'd really appreciate any advice or feedback you can give about my build.

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OS X :: Building A Lan For Mac Computers?

Jul 26, 2009

I have been pondering building a LAN for a Computer System that is used for Photography Editing/Printing and Videography this will be for multiple MAC computers which will share a mass storage drive and accommodate a print server capable of addressing 6 Epson Stylus Pro printers with print expansion to 10 printers. The beginning network will consist of 2 iMACs, 3 MAC Pro's and 1 MAC Book. The Network server needs to be at least 2 TB with expansion capabilities. In addition, the Server must be able to address up to 8 MAC computers. I have been searching the WWW as well as various manufactures for information but after hours of searching and reading they all claim to be capable of doing what I desire. I am interested in feedback from MAC users who have experience in this area and have positive results. If you have built a similar system and can recommend the Hardware/Software that has functioned with your MAC equipment I would be interested in your results and recommendations. Finances are not an issue so going cheap is not my intent, speed, reliability and expandability are key factors.

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OS X :: Building From Source Mac OS 10.5.7?

Aug 6, 2009

I'm trying to learn how to build applications from source on Mac OS 10.5.7, and I'm not really sure how to do it. What do you do with files that look like 'filename.tar.gz' or 'filename.tar.bz2'.

How do you install these and build them on your computer?

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OS X :: Building A Network / Use Mac Or PC?

Oct 13, 2009

I am looking at building a network for my company which currently has 1 Hackintosh, 1 Desktop PC, a Windows Laptop and a Macbook Pro. Eventually, I want to convert the whole business over to Mac. I do web development and graphic design.

Should I go down the route of Windows server or Mac OSX Server?

If I choose Mac OSX Server, can Windows machines connect to the OSX network with an account based on the OSX Server?

My only pull either way is the fact that I can get Windows 2008 Server free due to being an IT student at university.

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OS X :: Building An Imac (or Better)?

May 19, 2010

i bought an imac, 10 days ago, and today i took it back, the screen was killing me, i have horrible eye strain and the brightness on the glossy screens is stupid

to get the colour definition ineed to work with i had to have it up to fully brightness, suffering from albinism i have a hyper sensitive retina and simply cannot cope with the extended exposure not to mention a lack of sharpening in the os menues causing me to squint (which combined with the small font size is just horrible)

however, despite this, i love the os, the first tiem i have ever had one, and im hooked

unfortunately i cant get a system anything like equivelant from mac that doesnt have the glossy screen, so im left with no choice but to build one,

so where do i start?

what do i need to know?

is there certain things that will and wont work?

and how much am i looking at?

(and also anyway of reducing the size of the tower i will need)

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MacBook Air :: Keyboard Buttons Will Scratch Screen?

Jan 7, 2011

Since I got my new MBA, I am afraid of closing the lid without using the factory keyboard layer fearing the keys may scratch the monitor. Am I being paranoid? I am sure the keyboard has been designed as to not touch the screen when its folded right?

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MacBook Pro :: Scratch Removal On Glossy Screen

Aug 30, 2008

I was cleaning my screen (glossy) on my MPB and noticed a few hairline scratches. Are there any ways to remove the scratches on the screen?

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MacBook Pro :: Just Got Scratch Under Monitor Port On Laptop?

Sep 29, 2009

I just had the laptop on one hand, and was carrying my dog on the other hand and as soon as I turned around it hit a door. Now that's how that scratch got there. I'm so sad because I was so taking care of it! It's under the mini monitor port as you can see. Does anybody know how I can get that scratch off? [URL]

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MacBook Pro :: Black (Scratch) Mark On Shell

Apr 18, 2010

I am sure this has probably been asked a million times but is there anyway to touch up a black mark thats on my macbookpro. It doesn't look like a scratch, more the aluminum finish has rubbed off or been scratched slightly.

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MacBook Pro :: How Easily Do Unibody Gets Dent / Scratch

Apr 24, 2010

Now for those of you who used mbp for a while, how easily do the aluminum unibody dent/scratch? it seems every single used mbp on ebay i see had some sort of dent on it. All of the mbp casings look bad, including the see thru one, they defeat the purpose of having a slick unibody mbp. The only option is those invisible films that stick onto the mbp, but they need water to install. None of them seems like good options. Anyway I am thinking of just getting a sleeve and leave the mbp naked. Is that a good idea?

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Applications :: App For Building Newsletters?

Oct 17, 2010

We have a small company and we want to start sending out newsletters

Looking for a good newsletter app to make some very good and pretty newsletters any ideas?

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