http://www.cocomment.com/comments/NeilT Copyright 2007 coComment.com 2009-11-22T10:36:40.062+01:00 http://www.cocomment.com/images/logo4rss.gif http://www.cocomment.com/sidebar?object=people&context=explore&mode=detail&id=NeilT&conv=712949&comment_id=14028913 Neil T. Seconding what Anders said, you can get the Views dropdown back by customising the toolbar. You can even move it around now - it's not fixed in position as before. 2007-05-15T19:27:02.060+02:00 2007-05-15T19:27:02.060+02:00 http://www.cocomment.com/sidebar?object=people&context=explore&mode=detail&id=NeilT&conv=462386&comment_id=8351763 Neil T. Oh well, at least you're running it in Parallels so you only have to use selected bits of the OS, not the whole shebang. I'll probably be buying Vista when I have the cash, simply because I still need to use Windows from time to time, but OS X serves me well. By the way, Vista technically does not have DOS, in the same way that Windows 2000 and XP didn't. They do have a command line, but that fills the same role as Terminal in OS X; it looks like DOS but isn't. 2007-02-08T11:51:24.395+01:00 2007-02-08T11:51:24.395+01:00 http://www.cocomment.com/sidebar?object=people&context=explore&mode=detail&id=NeilT&conv=458367&comment_id=8269200 Neil T. That's a cool method - I'd previously tried using the native drivers on Windows for my Mac-connected printer and having it not work. The method I used was actually different - install Rendez-Vous for Windows on the Windows machine and then use its printer wizard, selecting a PostScript driver. It works, but you don't get all the snazzy features of this method. But then again, the PostScript driver supports printing 2 pages on one sheet (reducing the pages 50%) and the normal Windows driver does not, so it's much of muchness really. 2007-02-06T22:07:37.146+01:00 2007-02-06T22:07:37.146+01:00