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Kelan replied on July 03, 2008 18:25 to the problem "Dock icon always showing" in plasq:

Actually, I did a $ sudo chown -R to my_user of Skitch.app, and now it works. But, I am an admin user, so it would have been nice if Skitch told me about the permissions problem, or, better yet, just asked for my admin password and made the change necessary for me.

Kelan replied on July 03, 2008 18:19 to the problem "Dock icon always showing" in plasq:

I got an auto-update of Skitch yesterday, and ever since then the dock icon is always visible, no matter what I set in the preferences. I will try downloading a fresh copy of the app and see if that helps...

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A comment on the question "how to burn multiple playlists to a CD in iTunes?" in Apple:

Thanks for your help. I will try it when I burn another CD – wernschmd, on June 28, 2008 05:23

Missy replied on June 27, 2008 21:25 to the question "how to burn multiple playlists to a CD in iTunes?" in Apple:

I found that if you just create folders elsewhere on your drive (i.e. my documents/my music.....) then create new folders such as by genre or whatever you want... then simply select the songs in itunes that you want to place in the corresponding folder, drag, then drop into the new folder on your drive.

I hope that made sense..... took me a while to figure that out LOL.... then I use a separate cd creator software (I use Roxio) to create my mp3 CD complete with my custom folders to correspond with my itunes playlists. voila! ~ no need for additional software either (unless of course you don't have any other type of cd writing software, which I highly doubt)

Brandon Lynch replied on May 29, 2008 16:51 to the problem "My White Macbook's palm rests are dirty. They're not discolored--just dirty. I've tried different cleaning solutions, none seemed to have worked. Any suggestions?" in Apple:

Actually I am an authorized Apple service provider that does warranty repairs etc. If you're under warranty, this falls under the warranty and the top casing can be replaced very quickly. I hope that helps. Not everyone is near a service provider, sadly.

A comment on the question "How do I display multiple HTML badges on my site? I only appear to be able to display one user at a time." in Twitter:

it just started doing that, it used to route urls without the .xxx attached to it. oh well, glad you found it useful! – NeoMeteor, on May 21, 2008 16:57

A comment on the question "How do I display multiple HTML badges on my site? I only appear to be able to display one user at a time." in Twitter:

It's great how your site's 300 error page pointed out that the .txt file is available. I would never have found it otherwise! 8-) – mdy, on May 21, 2008 16:53

A comment on the question "How do I display multiple HTML badges on my site? I only appear to be able to display one user at a time." in Twitter:

Hi. This is a really late response... but since you're on Blogger, you already have a Google Account and therefore can use Google Pages at http://pages.google.com. I used their file upload feature (on the right side of the Pages site) to upload my modified .js file and used that to 'host' my modified javascript for my blogspot blog. It works for me. Might work for you too. 8-) – mdy, on May 21, 2008 16:52

NeoMeteor replied on May 21, 2008 16:44 to the question "How do I display multiple HTML badges on my site? I only appear to be able to display one user at a time." in Twitter:

yeah, thanks for that, mdy. www.rewindcomic.com/twittersolution.txt is the correct url. i don't know why i didn't post correctly the first time.

A comment on the question "How do I display multiple HTML badges on my site? I only appear to be able to display one user at a time." in Twitter:

Just a quick note -- it seems that NeoMeteor's write-up is now at http://www.rewindcomic.com/twittersolution.txt – mdy, on May 21, 2008 16:18

A comment on the question "How do I display multiple HTML badges on my site? I only appear to be able to display one user at a time." in Twitter:

Hi Brad. I tried to click the link that you had provided in your reply in GetSatisfaction.com (re: displaying two flash Twitter badges on one site) but the page seems to be unavailable now. If you happen to still have that write-up somewhere, would you mind very much making it available again? Perhaps by putting it on http://textsnip.com/ or a similar service so it doesn't clutter up your site? (hope you don't mind my asking). – mdy, on May 21, 2008 16:15

Matt Thomas replied on May 11, 2008 18:00 to the problem "Dock icon always showing" in plasq:

I am a mac user, and I use skitch everyday, would be nice you can clear "it's history" when closing like any browser.. Skitch is happy to be in my dock.. open the program, right click and keep in dock.. for windows I am sure its show in menu bar on the right on XP

Alex replied on May 03, 2008 00:50 to the problem "My White Macbook's palm rests are dirty. They're not discolored--just dirty. I've tried different cleaning solutions, none seemed to have worked. Any suggestions?" in Apple:

I would say try a little bleach, like "straight out of the brand new bottle" bleach in a piece of paper towel or a clean cloth you will not use. Leave it for 1 or 2 minutes then wipe it clean with a moist cloth and make sure you clean the bleach well. Use a dry cloth to dry it or compressed air. Mind you if you leave the bleach for too long you could damage your palm rest.

There is also another chemical called "FoamSafe", that stuff takes dirt and stuck on crap out of any surface in a few minutes. Be careful with it... burns the skin like crazy.

Good Luck!

Daniel replied on April 04, 2008 07:22 to the problem "Dock icon always showing" in plasq:

Now it hides again. It also doesn't complain about being a program downloaded from the internet anymore. I didn't do anything. This is so weird.

Rachel M. Murray marked one of Daniel's replies in Get Satisfaction as useful. Daniel replied to the idea "Suggest a Satisfaction question as solved".

Daniel replied on April 02, 2008 01:57 to the problem "Dock icon always showing" in plasq:

I always used the updater in the past. Now I did as you said and downloaded Skitch from the website.

After restarting the app a few times and playing with the preferences it stays out of the dock. Yay!

But now it does not hide the application window on start.

kramy replied on April 02, 2008 01:43 to the problem "Dock icon always showing" in plasq:

Hi Daniel... How did you update to the new version? Did you use the updater or download the .dmg again?

Could you please move Skitch from Applications folder to the Trash, then download the .dmg again from here: http://plasq.com/downloads - then drag to Applicatons folder - then delete the .dmg

Please let me know how you go!

Lane Becker replied on March 29, 2008 14:25 to the idea "Suggest a Satisfaction question as solved" in Get Satisfaction:

daniel, those are some great suggestions, and your point about the customers having equal control with the companies is spot on and something to make sure we maintain.

we're very close to releasing new versions of these pages that solve some of your issues, but we're still working through how to manage the company/customer relationship when it comes to marking something as "solved" or "answered," and we still have a bit of work to do it get it right. i think your suggestions definitely point the way to an even better way to handle it than we already had planned, so i'll work with the design team to figure out how we can incorporate them.

Lane Becker marked one of Daniel's replies in Get Satisfaction as useful. Daniel replied to the idea "Suggest a Satisfaction question as solved".