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January 27th:
Widgetshow Returns
Widgetshow Returns
By widgetshow I know it has been a long, long time but again after some time we will be back in the game. Twice a month we will put out a great widget related podcast and we hope that you will join us as we return in the form of listeners and commenters on this blog. I love widgets but the subject of OSX Widgets have become a bit redundant of late thus after some studying we will be morphing the show into a podcast about Widgets (Dashbaord, Mac OSX), Vista Gadgets, Web Widgets, Web Applications (iPhone) and Ajax Tutorials. We hope that you will enjoy this new approach to the show and we welcome your support! ![]()
August 28th:
The Flip Side 8.28.07
The Flip Side 8.28.07
By widgetshow Today we talk about dictionary and dictionary widget tricks. Dashboard in the iPhone? My iTunes web widgets announced. More web widgets introduced in iWeb. The holy grail of widgets for video editors reviewed. Very Bad Poetry, The History of Apple Widgets. Cube like dashboard interface patent submitted. Tell us which widget you like the best and why, the best answer will win a prize valued at 25.00! Dictionary Tricks
The other trick with the Dictionary widget involves what you can do once you have a definition visible in the widget. Type rain for instance, and you’ll see that rain is moisture condensed from the atmosphere that falls visibly in separate drops. And a very clear definition it is! But see that half-circle with the on it sticking out on the left edge of the widget? Click that, and you’ll see a list of other known words and phrases that start with Click any of those words to jump to their definition; click the link again (before clicking another word), and you’ll switch back to the standard definition. Toggle the widget from Dictionary mode to Thesaurus mode, and the same trick works here it will show you a list of other words in the thesaurus that are similar to the chosen word. Toggle the rain again, and you’re back to the thesaurus entries for rain. Iraq War Reference… 1. Bring up dashboard 2. Either add the dictionary widget to the dashboard or select it. 3. Type the word: democracy into the search box. 4. Click on the thesaurus button on the top of the Widget to switch to Thesaurus mode. 5. Read the sample sentence in the description: A democracy in Iraq is quite unlikely for now or any time soon. Best Widget Contest ![]()
July 27th:
My Favorite NEW widgets!
My Favorite NEW widgets!
By widgetshow
Plasma Tube Widget
I hope you enjoyed my list of great NEW widgets, keep trying out new widgets and exploring and re-inventing your dashboard area. Please feel free to mention the ones that you love and why in the comments area! |
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