Of course nowadays it’s almost impossible to just get a Trackpoint, so we’re forced to take a Touchpad as well. Personally, I just turn the Touchpad off in the BIOS and forge on.
James, thank you, thank you. I hate the danged glide pad because my hands are big and it is hard enough to type as it is. I taped a business card over mine for a long time until I rermembered to do what you did.
Allen, apples are for horses to eat and then make horse apples. :mrgreen:
You’re very welcome. I share your large hands affliction and looked upon my first Trackpoint equipped laptop as a release from an affliction after dealing with one of the first Trackpad equipped Toshibas.
I still own that now ancient laptop (two of them actually) and it’s amazing how frequently people want to know, given its folding full-size keyboard, if it’s a new model:
I started noticing this bug late last week. When you are tracking all flights between 2 airports (e.g. KORD to KSFO), the map used to display all airborne flights between these 2 airports. Lately i’ve noticed the map is totally blank (i.e. no map), but the map navigation buttons are displaying. The flight tracker list below seems to be OK.
If I toggle around with the buttons, i.e. Classic to Earth View, or zoom in and out, a map is finally displayed, but no flights are displayed.
Is anybody else having the same problem? I’m using Safari 5.0.1. and Snow Leopard 10.6.4.
A variation on the theme of where the tracking map stays has popped up for me the last few days.
For a while the last state of the tracking map stayed where it was last positioned. Now, it is always at the 100mi/200k range. Zoom in/out works, it is just not retained. If I delete the Session cookie is always comes back to the Zoom=6 setting.
An inconvenience at most.