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om3ga schrieb:
Ne wollte nur gucken, was es für tolle Designs gibt
Bin erstmal so zufrieden^^
The perfect Dark schrieb:Ne wollte nur gucken, was es für tolle Designs gibt
Bin erstmal so zufrieden^^
Es gibt Designs für Mac, sind aber alles in meinen Augen arge Bastellösungen - habe nichts wirklich zum Laufen bekommen.
Was etwas besser funktioniert, sind andere Dock-Designs ... ich bin aber nach viel probieren beim Standard geblieben ...
@Spunkie: Funktionieren diese Teile eigentlich gut? Man hört ja immer wieder Horrorgeschichten von Adaptern an Macs ...
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om3ga schrieb:The perfect Dark schrieb:Ne wollte nur gucken, was es für tolle Designs gibt
Bin erstmal so zufrieden^^
Es gibt Designs für Mac, sind aber alles in meinen Augen arge Bastellösungen - habe nichts wirklich zum Laufen bekommen.
Was etwas besser funktioniert, sind andere Dock-Designs ... ich bin aber nach viel probieren beim Standard geblieben ...
@Spunkie: Funktionieren diese Teile eigentlich gut? Man hört ja immer wieder Horrorgeschichten von Adaptern an Macs ...
*grmpf*
nix !
Bzw. könnt ihr mal bitte schleunigst n Update für Safari klarmachen ?
Der Browser geht seit dem Update gar nicht mehr klar
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om3ga schrieb:
Tut man das?
Also meiner am iMac für den Beamer für 3 Euro läuft absolut perfekt (HDMI).
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Wir reden von Mac? Ich dachte es geht um einen Adapter von irgendeiner Furz Firma. 
flexx schrieb:om3ga schrieb:
Tut man das?
Es gibt so einen HDMI-Adapter doch auch von Apple selber ... das ist jetzt keine selbstgelötete Voodoo-Nummer.
Kost halt nur 20 EUR weniger
Hab den, den ich gepostet habe nicht selber, aber die Bewertungen bei Amazon sind gut, insofern ... pffft Ich hab jetzt versucht beide Versionen des JDownloader für Mac zu installieren. Leider zeigt er mir sie nur als Laufwerk an. Wenn ich aufs Symbol klicke, erscheint es zwar im Dock, aber nix passiert. Es reagiert nicht mehr und ich muss es manuell beenden. Kann mir jemand helfen?
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straikar schrieb:
Raff ich nich. Wenn ich die dmg. Datei öffne hab ich zig Ordner mit zig Dateien. Keine Ahnung wohin damit. Und wenn ich die dmg-Datei z.B. in "Programme" schiebe ändert sich nix
Oh mann, habs danke
linouge
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http://jdownloader.softonic.de/mac
hier die macversion (java 1.6) runterladen , ist ein .dmg. darufklicken, das virtuelle laufwerk auswählen und dann einfach das jdownloader symbol direkt daneben in die verknüpfung mit applications ziehen. so sollte das klappen.
edit, hast es ja schon überlesen
hier die macversion (java 1.6) runterladen , ist ein .dmg. darufklicken, das virtuelle laufwerk auswählen und dann einfach das jdownloader symbol direkt daneben in die verknüpfung mit applications ziehen. so sollte das klappen.
edit, hast es ja schon
überlesenFrage zu iCal: Hab mir jetzt einen Online Kalendar im Google Calendar angelegt und den mit iCal synchronisiert - funktioniert soweit auch ganz prächtig. Was jedoch NICHT funktioniert: Wenn ich mir nun noch einen Kalender für die Arbeit in Google Calendar anlege, wird dieser nicht mehr auf iCal synchronisiert und in der linken Spalte zur Auswahl gestellt. Mir wird nur in den Optionen angezeigt, dass ich darauf irgendwie zugreifen kann ...
Wie richte ich den so wie den ersten ein?
Wie richte ich den so wie den ersten ein?
Workaround für Sync zwischen Google Kalender und iCal
Mac
iPhone
Quelle: http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Calendar/thread?tid=4e5c309678c75983&hl=en
Mac
Info founded at http://blog.controlgroup.com/tag/iphone/
Basically, this is what you need to do to make sure your calendars show up on iCal:
1. Open iCal, go to Preference, then to Account, finally to Delegation. Unmark all of your delegates.
2. Open the app TexEdit and copy and paste this account url on your TextEdit worksheet: https://www.google.com/calendar/dav/[email protected]/user
3. Now log into your google calendar. Once you are logged in, go to "My Calendar" on the left hand side and click on "settings"
4. You then will see all the calendars on displayed. Choose one of the delegates which will take you to Calendar Details tab.
5. Scroll down to Calendar Address and fine the "Calendar ID" on the right hand side. Copy the Calendar ID.
6. Go back to TextEdit and replace part of the account URL, so it goes from https://www.google.com/calendar/dav/[email protected]/user to
https://www.google.com/calendar/dav/Calendar ID/user (mind you that Calendar ID has a "group.calendar.google.com" suffix, so an example of the final account url may look like https://www.google.com/calendar/dav/[email protected]/user
7. Copy the altered account URL
8. Go back to iCal, Preference, then Account.
9. Add a new account, if you are using 10.6, under Account Type, select Caldav, and Paste the altered account URL in the Server Address box. If you are using 10.5, once you click Add an account, expand the Server Options, and Paste in the altered account URL in the Account URL box.
10. Finally enter your google username and password. Click Add.
11. You're done for one of your delegate accounts. Repeat the process till all of your accounts are added in this way. You will see all your calendars showing up under the Account panel in your iCal preference. Then you're done.
Basically, this is what you need to do to make sure your calendars show up on iCal:
1. Open iCal, go to Preference, then to Account, finally to Delegation. Unmark all of your delegates.
2. Open the app TexEdit and copy and paste this account url on your TextEdit worksheet: https://www.google.com/calendar/dav/[email protected]/user
3. Now log into your google calendar. Once you are logged in, go to "My Calendar" on the left hand side and click on "settings"
4. You then will see all the calendars on displayed. Choose one of the delegates which will take you to Calendar Details tab.
5. Scroll down to Calendar Address and fine the "Calendar ID" on the right hand side. Copy the Calendar ID.
6. Go back to TextEdit and replace part of the account URL, so it goes from https://www.google.com/calendar/dav/[email protected]/user to
https://www.google.com/calendar/dav/Calendar ID/user (mind you that Calendar ID has a "group.calendar.google.com" suffix, so an example of the final account url may look like https://www.google.com/calendar/dav/[email protected]/user
7. Copy the altered account URL
8. Go back to iCal, Preference, then Account.
9. Add a new account, if you are using 10.6, under Account Type, select Caldav, and Paste the altered account URL in the Server Address box. If you are using 10.5, once you click Add an account, expand the Server Options, and Paste in the altered account URL in the Account URL box.
10. Finally enter your google username and password. Click Add.
11. You're done for one of your delegate accounts. Repeat the process till all of your accounts are added in this way. You will see all your calendars showing up under the Account panel in your iCal preference. Then you're done.
iPhone
As regards to syncing your iphone with Google calendar and iCal here it is!!
You've probably learned from Google on setting up an Exchanged account on your iPhone or iTouch, but this will only solve half of the problem. Just in case you don't know how to set up an Exchange account, this is what you need to do (And please make sure you have set up your primary google calendar account through Exchange first; it's so cool if you have iPhone 3.0):
http://www.google.com/support/mobile/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=138740
Remember, you've only set up your primary calendars, your so called delegates or secondary calendars will not show up on your iphone yet. So you need to set up additional accounts on your iPhone through CalDAV, so:
first thing first, you are going to need your altered account URL on your iPhone. But the URL is really long, and I don't want to risk typing in the wrong URL, so this is what I did: (for those who don't know how to create your altered account URL please refer to my earlier post above)
1.Go to iCal's preference menu then click on one of your secondary calendars you've set up. click on Server Settings, then Copy the "altered account URL" in the Server Path box.
2.Paste the altered account URL in an email message and send it to yourself.
3.Then go to your mailbox in your iPhone and find the email you just sent yourself.
4.Then Copy the altered account URL on your iPhone, exit Mail by pressing the home button and proceed to the following: (and please learn how to copy and paste on your iphone, it will save you lots of time!)
setting up additional calendar accounts through CalDAV:
1.Tap settings on your iphone
2.Tap mail, Contacts, Calendars
3.Under accounts, tap add account
4.Tap other
5.Under Calendars tap add CalDAV account
6.Under Server, type in www.google.com
7.Type in your google account name
8.Type in your google account password
9.Type in a name of your choice for your secondary calendar in the description box.
10.Tap next. your iPhone will then verify the account info. It might say "Cannot connect using SSL". then tap Continue.
11.You will now see at Advanced Settings at the bottom. Tap advanced settings.
12.Change Use SSL to On
13.In the Account URL box, paste in the altered account URL you've just copied.
14Done!!!
And you just set up another one of your calendars which will now show up on your iPhone and sync with Google. Repeat this process for all other secondary calendars.
The great thing is, I don't even need to sync my iPhone calendar through iTunes now, because I can add or edit an event on my iPhone, iCa, or Google Calendar, and all three places will sync up at once provided that you have internet access. I currently have 1 primary calendar, and 2 secondary calendars. And all three calendar sync up in all three locations just fine. Good Luck to you all!
You've probably learned from Google on setting up an Exchanged account on your iPhone or iTouch, but this will only solve half of the problem. Just in case you don't know how to set up an Exchange account, this is what you need to do (And please make sure you have set up your primary google calendar account through Exchange first; it's so cool if you have iPhone 3.0):
http://www.google.com/support/mobile/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=138740
Remember, you've only set up your primary calendars, your so called delegates or secondary calendars will not show up on your iphone yet. So you need to set up additional accounts on your iPhone through CalDAV, so:
first thing first, you are going to need your altered account URL on your iPhone. But the URL is really long, and I don't want to risk typing in the wrong URL, so this is what I did: (for those who don't know how to create your altered account URL please refer to my earlier post above)
1.Go to iCal's preference menu then click on one of your secondary calendars you've set up. click on Server Settings, then Copy the "altered account URL" in the Server Path box.
2.Paste the altered account URL in an email message and send it to yourself.
3.Then go to your mailbox in your iPhone and find the email you just sent yourself.
4.Then Copy the altered account URL on your iPhone, exit Mail by pressing the home button and proceed to the following: (and please learn how to copy and paste on your iphone, it will save you lots of time!)
setting up additional calendar accounts through CalDAV:
1.Tap settings on your iphone
2.Tap mail, Contacts, Calendars
3.Under accounts, tap add account
4.Tap other
5.Under Calendars tap add CalDAV account
6.Under Server, type in www.google.com
7.Type in your google account name
8.Type in your google account password
9.Type in a name of your choice for your secondary calendar in the description box.
10.Tap next. your iPhone will then verify the account info. It might say "Cannot connect using SSL". then tap Continue.
11.You will now see at Advanced Settings at the bottom. Tap advanced settings.
12.Change Use SSL to On
13.In the Account URL box, paste in the altered account URL you've just copied.
14Done!!!
And you just set up another one of your calendars which will now show up on your iPhone and sync with Google. Repeat this process for all other secondary calendars.
The great thing is, I don't even need to sync my iPhone calendar through iTunes now, because I can add or edit an event on my iPhone, iCa, or Google Calendar, and all three places will sync up at once provided that you have internet access. I currently have 1 primary calendar, and 2 secondary calendars. And all three calendar sync up in all three locations just fine. Good Luck to you all!
Quelle: http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Calendar/thread?tid=4e5c309678c75983&hl=en
