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IMS Dashboard
Accessed from the Dashboard button on the toolbar, this tool allows you to view Messages, Tasks & Appointments, filtered by Topic and Category.
When unfiltered, the messages window shows flagged messages only. Apply a Topic filter to show Inbox and Filed messages with assigned Topics.
Alerts
Create an unread message or contact alert trigger by clicking the Alerts button on the toolbar. If a message that... [Read More]
To start a application, then subsequently hide/activate it, use:
Code:
tell application "System Events"
if not (exists process "iTunes") then
tell application "iTunes" to activate
else
if not (visible of process "iTunes") then
tell application "iTunes" to activate
else
if frontmost of application "iTunes" then
set visible of process "iTunes" to false
else
tell application "iTunes" to activate
end if
end if
end if
end tell
No, I used to candle eggs at his farm. Do you know what that is? You hold an egg up to the light of a candle and you look for imperfections. The first time I did it he told me to put all the eggs that were cracked or flawed into a bucket for the bakery. And he came back an hour later, and there were three hundred eggs in the bakery bucket. He asked me what the hell I was doing. I found a flaw in every single one of them - you know, thin places in the shell; fine, hairline cracks. You look closely enough, you'll find that everything has a weak spot where it can break, sooner or later.
Invoke Windows Defender by clicking the Start button and typing Defender, and hitting Enter. Windows Defender starts. Click Tools, and then Software Explorer.
Next, click the All Users option. Notice the list box; it gradually determines the status of programs that are configured to start when Windows starts.
Determine which ones you don't need, highlight one, and click Disable. Wait for the list box to refresh, and repeat the process for each program you don't wish to start when Windows Vista starts.
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