MacHouse releases 12 new web themes for Realmac Software’s RapidWeaver that are available to its supporters and members. Go to Home > Mac Galleries > Web Themes for more information.
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RapidWeaver 3.6 is a product of Realmac Software.
Apple, Inc. has updated its media player to 7.3.2 with bug fixes and improvements over stability and performance. Mac users can update iTunes by choosing ‘Software Update’ under Apple icon on the menu bar.
Two days ago, I went to a local university library to check out an old issue of a new paper stored in microfilm. There was a young student employee working there. I wanted to ask a question. But he looked so busy working like a scanning robot that I hesitated to talk to him. Then something unexpected happened right in front of my eyes. What did I do wrong? Continue reading
Every 4th of July, my wife looks forward to going to see a public display of fireworks in San Francisco. Unfortunately, it rained all day this year and then the public display was cancelled. I didn’t want to disappoint her. But there was nothing I could do. Or… Right! I launched Adobe Photoshop CS2. In a matter of 5 minutes or so, I developed fireworks in the nightly sky.
The following tutorial shows steps to create a fireworks display in the sky. The photo used in this tutorial comes from PD Photo. Continue reading
Last weekend, my wife and I went to a restaurant. After staying there for about an hour or so, we were pretty much ready to leave. That’s when a sudden argument broke out at a few tables away. A guy was furious because there was no ice in his glass. A waitress said that they ran out of ice. And there was nothing she could do. Obviously, the guy was sweating quite a bit, which perhaps fueled his anger. My wife whispered “Honey, do something… You have your MacBook with you, don’t you.” My MacBook? Oh, yeah… So I went under our table and launched Adobe Photoshop CS2. Within several minutes, I created a few chunks of ice in his glass. “There you go!” I passed the glass to him. He had his cold drink without a breath and quickly left.
The following tutorial shows steps to create chunks of ice in a glass with Adobe Photoshop CS2. The photo used in this tutorial comes from Webshots. Continue reading