- #SCRABBLE FOR OS X MOUNTAIN LION HOW TO#
- #SCRABBLE FOR OS X MOUNTAIN LION MAC OS X#
- #SCRABBLE FOR OS X MOUNTAIN LION PRO#
- #SCRABBLE FOR OS X MOUNTAIN LION SOFTWARE#
Now, how can you change the Find context without clicking on your text, typing another letter and watching the popup appear that lets you change it. This was broken in Lion and it's still not fixed.įind in the Finder used to nicely let you switch from "File Name" to "Contents". It's not useful at all.Īnd in the Finder, I used to be able to press command control 1 2, 3, 4, 5 multiple times to toggle the sort order from ascending to descending. So much of this redesign seems like redesign for redesign's sake.
This makes it much harder to tell the difference between an enabled button and a disabled one when compared to the clear GUI in 10.6.8. Can I turn this off? Who knows? Is this setting exposed in a GUI? Nope.Īnd then there is the dimming of the black in active button states that is all over the OS. And especially in Safari whenever a file is downloaded or set to reader.Īlso, in Safari with the Magic Mouse, even with gestures turned off, the view of the content "wobbles", tears away from its border when I use the mouse with my left hand. They startle me like a cockroach darting out from someplace.
Little things flying across my screen when I do something. Is there some magic to turn this back to the 10.6.8 blue Aqua fulll sized scroll thumb? I'd like to know.Īnd then we have the animated EVERYTHING. On my 17", they are the visual width of a quarter. I had to rebuild a copy of Preview with this disabled before we found the default to set to disable this faux auto quitting.Īnd then we have the scroll thumbs that are gray and smaller than the active clickable area for the thumb. I USE the GUI to reopen projects that I have used recently. And still, it's hardcoded in Safari and anything that uses webKit on MacOS >= 10.7.Īuto Termination? Which is really disabling the GUI to save 7 MB without my permission? Shoot me now.
#SCRABBLE FOR OS X MOUNTAIN LION HOW TO#
Sure, the OS is 30 bucks, but it took us 7 months to figure out how to disable the bouncing scroll bars when scrolling with a magic mouse (I have 3). Granted none of this technically stops one from doing it however it is not supported by VMware Fusion and while I suspect that VMware expects one to conform to all SLA/EULA while using their product nonetheless they do not have all the controls built in to stop users from violating all SLA/EULA while using their product.īut dlhotka, it's the massive waste of time that I have to spend for a 30 dollar product (Lion and/or Mountain Lion) to get it as useful as the one I just left (Snow Leopard).
#SCRABBLE FOR OS X MOUNTAIN LION MAC OS X#
This issue is that OS X Mountain Lion that is not preinstalled is an upgrade and replaces either Mac OS X Snow Leopard or OS X Lion and therefore you may not continue to run the previously installed version while also running the upgrade!
#SCRABBLE FOR OS X MOUNTAIN LION SOFTWARE#
(iii) to install, use and run up to two (2) additional copies or instances of the Apple Software within virtual operating system environments on each Mac Computer you own or control that is already running the Apple Software, for purposes of: (a) software development (b) testing during software development (c) using OS X Server or (d) personal, non-commercial use. It can the be virtualized while running under the software itself and that means while under 10.8.x not 106.x! (i) to download, install, use and run for personal, non-commercial use, one (1) copy of the Apple Software directly on each Apple-branded computer running OS X Lion or OS X Snow Leopard (“Mac Computer”) that you own or control Preinstalled is not allowed to be virtualized by any means otherwise OS X Mountain Lion must first be installed directly on the Apple-branded hardware as stated here from the SLA: Running OS X Mountain Lion in a Virtual Machine under Mac OS X Snow Leopard is not permissible use by its SLA. My MBP is booted to 10.6.8 and I can enjoy the OS that doesn't suck (10.6.8) and limit my exposure to ML thanks to the VMWare VM.
#SCRABBLE FOR OS X MOUNTAIN LION PRO#
Well enjoy your last Mac as Apple probably will not bring back the 17" MacBook Pro as it sales numbers compared to other offerings is ultimately what killed it. I will not buy another Mac laptop until they make a 17.
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