centerimg id="image1454" src="http://rhizome.org/imagebase/article/1944/moon_screensmall.jpg" alt="moon_screensmall.jpg" //centerbr / pThe Tokyo Game Show, Japan's massive video game expo, traditionally serves as a major convention for the commercial gaming industry, but this year launches a sidebar delicately named a href="http://tgs.cesa.or.jp/sown/en/"Sense of Wonder Night/a, which embraces work created from the international indie gaming world. Inspired by the a href="http://experimental-gameplay.org/"Experimental Gameplay Sessions/a, which began at the a href="http://www.gdconf.com/"Game Developers' Conference/a six years ago, Sense of Wonder Night focuses on innovative games that, in the words of the organizers, evoke "a feeling that something will change in their world and make them gasp at the moment they lay eyes on the games or hear the game concepts." For those who can't be in Japan on October 10th for the presentation, many of the finalists' games can be a href="http://www.indiegames.com/blog/2008/09/sense_of_wonder_night_2008_fin.html"downloaded/a or have trailers posted online. Among them are a href="http://depict.villavanilla.net/?q=node/3"iDepict/i/a, by Jesús Cuauhtémoc Moreno Ramos, which promises to be a shape-recognition game played with phone cameras; Daniel Benmergui's a href="http://www.ludomancy.com/blog/2008/09/03/i-wish-i-were-the-moon/"iMoon Stories/i/a, a love story with multiple narrative outcomes and an ingenious Polaroid-snapshot gameplay structure; an optical-illusion 3D shooter called a href="http://iandallas.com/games/swan/"iThe Unfinished Swan/i/a by Ian Dallas; and Mark Essen's druggy hypercolor trip a href="http://www.messhof.com/games/randy_balma_municipal_abortionist.php"iRandy Balma: Municipal Abortionist/i/a. Opening stateside concurrent with Sense of Wonder Night is the Bellevue, Washington edition of IndieCade, which will include a preview of a href="http://www.gametrailers.com/player/25232.html"ifl0wer/i/a, the new title from the makers of indie success story ifl0w/i, and an exhibit of thirteen indie games including Eddo Stern's sensory-deprivation experiment a href="http://www.indiecade.com/index.php?/games/selected/darkgame"iDarkgame/i/a, Jason Rohrer's gently allegorical a href="http://www.indiecade.com/index.php?/games/selected/gravitation"iGravitation/i/a, and Faith Denham's a href="http://www.indiecade.com/index.php?/games/selected/block-h"iBlock H/i/a, which takes on the history of political conflict in Northern Ireland. Both positioned on the overlap of art and industry, these two showcases are testament to the wide variety of endeavors that currently fall under the "indie" label, which includes everything from browser-based games to politically-minded gallery installations to (possibly) next year's big hit on a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Braid_(video_game)"Xbox Live Arcade/a. - Ed Halter/p iImage: Daniel Benmergui, Moon Stories/iimg src="http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/rhizome-fp/~4/413895945" height="1" width="1"/

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Look at the iTunes sidebar on that MacBook Air, see how the plugged-in Shuffle isn't detected?

Strange.

OmniOutliner Pro 3.7.1 beta 1OmniOutliner Pro is a flexible program for creating, collecting, and organizing information. Give your creativity a kick start by using an application that's actually designed to help you think. It's like having an extra brain - one that doesn't keep losing the car keys.

You can use OmniOutliner's document structure to create hierarchies of main headings and subpoints that can be expanded and collapsed, which are immensely useful when it comes to brainstorming new ideas, drilling out specifics, and lining up steps needed to get everything done. But you aren't limited to outlines - you've got multiple columns, smart checkboxes, customizable popup lists, and an Ÿber-innovative styles system at your disposal.

Use OmniOutliner to draft to-do lists, create agendas, manage tasks, track expenses, take notes, plan events, write screenplays...and just about anything else you can think of.

It's a smarter way to write, a more productive way to stay organized. Whatever your project, OmniOutliner has the tools you need to get the job done.

However, we didn't stop there - some features are just more relevant to the power user, and that's why we've created a "Pro" version of OmniOutliner with even more options.

OmniOutliner Professional includes in-depth outlining features like folded editing, clipping service support, audio recording, a new sections drawer, and saved templates. With OmniOutliner Professional, you can actively hide and display the information in your outlines - or quickly jump from one place to another - so you can save time and be more productive by focusing on exactly what you want to see. The new Names Styles feature in OmniOutliner Professional gives you even more options for fast and powerful editing. Download the Pro version today and try it for yourself!
WHAT'S NEWVersion 3.7.1b1:

• No changes from RC1. Complete list of changes since 3.6.5:
• Features
  • 10.5: QuickLook support! QuickLook previews are dynamically generated with XSLT on the source code using the same transform as the dynamic HTML export. This means you can interact with your outline in the same way with collapsing and expanding sections.
  • 10.5: Added high-res versions of the app, document, and OPML icons.
  • Added support for the OmniFocus protocol so links can be manually typed or scripted.
  • HTML/DHTML Export:
    • Mixed state checkboxes in a checkbox type column will now appear.
    • Fixed rendering issues of checkboxes in additional checkbox columns.
    • Added shading to the summary cells like seen onscreen.
    • Made some other fixes to render empty cells correctly and adjusted checkbox spacing.
• Stability
  • Changed how backups are saved to remove the 16MB file limit imposed by saving to the resource fork that would cause backups to fail silently. The backup is now written out to .OOBK inside the document's file wrapper. *Note: If you modified your file to be flat, the backup will still be saved to the resource fork with the 16MB limit.*
  • Fixed a hang that resulted from doing a 'Replace All' when your replacement string contained your search string.
  • Fixed a crasher that was caused by turning off attachment tags while the title was being edited.
  • Fixed a hang that could be hit from having a search term in the sidebar and entering data very quickly.
  • Stopping an audio recording will now mark the document dirty prompting you to save if you try to close the window.
• Bug Fixes
  • Fixed an issue with not correctly updating the display of the outline title when the title is set to 'Always'.
  • Fixed a regression with the Text Border color not properly being set on first activation.
  • Fixed a regression that was causing OmniOutliner to become the active app when the clipping service was used.
  • Fixed the regular expression parser to handle %20 correctly.
  • Added a workaround that allows custom key bindings for the 'New From Template' options again without causing the slow down previously experienced.
  • 10.5: Emails dragged in from Apple Mail will now always correctly show the subject.
  • 10.5: It is possible to access documents by their name without the file extension again through AppleScript.
  • 10.5: Fixed an issue with EPS generated PDFs being low resolution.
  • 10.5: Find window will now appear in the space you called it from instead of the space it first opened in.
• Miscellaneous
  • Added two new defaults to support the keyboard changes already made in OmniFocus, OOShouldEditNotesOnEnterKey and OOShouldToggleEditingWithEscapeKey.

    The default values of these are set so there is no changed in enter and escape key behavior over previous OO3 versions. To match OmniFocus's enter key behavior, enter the following without the quotes into Terminal.app while OmniOutliner is closed:

    For pro - "defaults write com.omnigroup.OmniOutlinerPro3 OOShouldEditNotesOnEnterKey -bool false"

    For standard: "defaults write com.omnigroup.OmniOutliner3 OOShouldEditNotesOnEnterKey -bool false"

  • OmniOutliner is now code signed.
  • Updated the about info with the new Omni building address

REQUIREMENTSMac OS X 10.3.9 or later.
DEVELOPERThe Omni Group
DOWNLOADS60971
DOWNLOAD NOW (15.7 MB)
More information

OmniOutliner 3.7.1 beta 1OmniOutliner is a flexible program for creating, collecting, and organizing information. Give your creativity a kick start by using an application that's actually designed to help you think. It's like having an extra brain - one that doesn't keep losing the car keys.

You can use OmniOutliner's document structure to create hierarchies of main headings and subpoints that can be expanded and collapsed, which are immensely useful when it comes to brainstorming new ideas, drilling out specifics, and lining up steps needed to get everything done. But you aren't limited to outlines - you've got multiple columns, smart checkboxes, customizable popup lists, and an Über-innovative styles system at your disposal.

Use OmniOutliner to draft to-do lists, create agendas, manage tasks, track expenses, take notes, plan events, write screenplays...and just about anything else you can think of.

It's a smarter way to write, a more productive way to stay organized. Whatever your project, OmniOutliner has the tools you need to get the job done.
WHAT'S NEWVersion 3.7.1b1:

• No changes from RC1. Complete list of changes since 3.6.5:
• Features
  • 10.5: QuickLook support! QuickLook previews are dynamically generated with XSLT on the source code using the same transform as the dynamic HTML export. This means you can interact with your outline in the same way with collapsing and expanding sections.
  • 10.5: Added high-res versions of the app, document, and OPML icons.
  • Added support for the OmniFocus protocol so links can be manually typed or scripted.
  • HTML/DHTML Export:
    • Mixed state checkboxes in a checkbox type column will now appear.
    • Fixed rendering issues of checkboxes in additional checkbox columns.
    • Added shading to the summary cells like seen onscreen.
    • Made some other fixes to render empty cells correctly and adjusted checkbox spacing.
• Stability
  • Changed how backups are saved to remove the 16MB file limit imposed by saving to the resource fork that would cause backups to fail silently. The backup is now written out to .OOBK inside the document's file wrapper. *Note: If you modified your file to be flat, the backup will still be saved to the resource fork with the 16MB limit.*
  • Fixed a hang that resulted from doing a 'Replace All' when your replacement string contained your search string.
  • Fixed a crasher that was caused by turning off attachment tags while the title was being edited.
  • Fixed a hang that could be hit from having a search term in the sidebar and entering data very quickly.
  • Stopping an audio recording will now mark the document dirty prompting you to save if you try to close the window.
• Bug Fixes
  • Fixed an issue with not correctly updating the display of the outline title when the title is set to 'Always'.
  • Fixed a regression with the Text Border color not properly being set on first activation.
  • Fixed a regression that was causing OmniOutliner to become the active app when the clipping service was used.
  • Fixed the regular expression parser to handle %20 correctly.
  • Added a workaround that allows custom key bindings for the 'New From Template' options again without causing the slow down previously experienced.
  • 10.5: Emails dragged in from Apple Mail will now always correctly show the subject.
  • 10.5: It is possible to access documents by their name without the file extension again through AppleScript.
  • 10.5: Fixed an issue with EPS generated PDFs being low resolution.
  • 10.5: Find window will now appear in the space you called it from instead of the space it first opened in.
• Miscellaneous
  • Added two new defaults to support the keyboard changes already made in OmniFocus, OOShouldEditNotesOnEnterKey and OOShouldToggleEditingWithEscapeKey.

    The default values of these are set so there is no changed in enter and escape key behavior over previous OO3 versions. To match OmniFocus's enter key behavior, enter the following without the quotes into Terminal.app while OmniOutliner is closed:

    For pro - "defaults write com.omnigroup.OmniOutlinerPro3 OOShouldEditNotesOnEnterKey -bool false"

    For standard: "defaults write com.omnigroup.OmniOutliner3 OOShouldEditNotesOnEnterKey -bool false"

  • OmniOutliner is now code signed.
  • Updated the about info with the new Omni building address

REQUIREMENTSMac OS X 10.3.9 or later.
DEVELOPERThe Omni Group
DOWNLOADS43787
DOWNLOAD NOW (15.3 MB)
More information

SEE US IN PERSON: http://www.nerdfighters.com (sidebar on the left side! At facebook, you can view the events even if you aren't a member; if you are a member, you can rsvp and invite friends and upload pics after the event and etc.) In which John starts up the month-long punishment with a 10-part video about his recent visit to Germany. Recipesfromahat: http://www.youtube.com/recipesfromahat German nerdfighter Jenny: http://www.youtube.com/user/Amiryfey Paper Towns: http://www.tinyurl.com/papertowns Let It Snow: http://tinyurl.com/4sxwyo

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J'explique en vidéo comment on peut customiser son widget pour la sidebar de votre blog ou votre site.

Reader MERSC tricked out a Windows desktop with ObjectDock's full-sized taskbar thumbnails, which previews open documents (including live video) on the dock. Above the left-docked taskbar, MERSC has an embedded to-do list pinned to the desktop, always...

Reader MERSC tricked out a Windows desktop with ObjectDock's full-sized taskbar thumbnails, which previews open documents (including live video) on the dock. Above the left-docked taskbar, MERSC has an embedded to-do list pinned to the desktop, always...

Reader MERSC tricked out a Windows desktop with ObjectDock's full-sized taskbar thumbnails, which previews open documents (including live video) on the dock. Above the left-docked taskbar, MERSC has an embedded to-do list pinned to the desktop, always in view, along with system monitoring tools and the current time using Samurize. When MERSC maximizes a window, the Emerge Shell Replacement keeps the dock and to-do list visible at all times. Here's the rundown of what's on this desktop, and a look at it with a maximized window.
MERSC lists what's running on this desktop and what it does: Emerge Shell Replacement
-Kills taskbar
-System Tray available (autohide)
-Desktop Border
a) Allows sidebar with maximized windows (-150px on left side)
b) Placed on left side: allows move-to-right-edge scrolling and top right application closing.
Samurize
-Side Taskbar: Always shown
a) Date/Time
b) Dual Core Cpu guage
c) Used RAM indicator (Mb)
d) Todo.txt
-Right notes area - Always on bottom. Perfect mix of transparency vs functionality- even on landscape wallpapers
Launchy
-Balance: catalog size/RAM (30Mb)
-Allows removal of shortcuts on desktop and dock.
Objectdock
-Shortcuts removed
-Shows active tasks as large, live thumbnails (Vista's dwm.exe required). Even shows live video.
Wallpaper: Early Bloom by MattLanham
Changeable Zune Backgrounds
Custom Background 2.0
by Berden@zuneboards.com
Google Chrome
Bottom of websites look great with
Chrome's autohidden statusbar and
lack of Windows' taskbar
Check out how the dock and to-do list stay visible even when there's a maximized window:

Hit the links to the images on Flickr below to rollover areas on the desktop and see what's what.
Nice job, MERSC! Want to show off your desktop tweaks, customizations, and productivity tricks? Submit it to Lifehacker's Desktop Show and Tell Flickr group.
MERSC Desktop [Flickr]
MERSC Desktop Maximized [Flickr]

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Reader MERSC tricked out a Windows desktop with ObjectDock's full-sized taskbar thumbnails, which previews open documents (including live video) on the dock. Above the left-docked taskbar, MERSC has...

Reader MERSC tricked out a Windows desktop with ObjectDock's full-sized taskbar thumbnails, which previews open documents (including live video) on the dock. Above the left-docked taskbar, MERSC has an embedded to-do list pinned to the desktop, always in view, along with system monitoring tools and the current time using Samurize. When MERSC maximizes a window, the Emerge Shell Replacement keeps the dock and to-do list visible at all times. Here's the rundown of what's on this desktop, and a look at it with a maximized window.

MERSC lists what's running on this desktop and what it does:

Emerge Shell Replacement
-Kills taskbar
-System Tray available (autohide)
-Desktop Border
a) Allows sidebar with maximized windows (-150px on left side)
b) Placed on left side: allows move-to-right-edge scrolling and top right application closing.

Samurize
-Side Taskbar: Always shown
a) Date/Time
b) Dual Core Cpu guage
c) Used RAM indicator (Mb)
d) Todo.txt
-Right notes area - Always on bottom. Perfect mix of transparency vs functionality- even on landscape wallpapers

Launchy
-Balance: catalog size/RAM (30Mb)
-Allows removal of shortcuts on desktop and dock.

Objectdock
-Shortcuts removed
-Shows active tasks as large, live thumbnails (Vista's dwm.exe required). Even shows live video.

Wallpaper: Early Bloom by MattLanham

Changeable Zune Backgrounds
Custom Background 2.0
by Berden@zuneboards.com

Google Chrome
Bottom of websites look great with
Chrome's autohidden statusbar and
lack of Windows' taskbar

Check out how the dock and to-do list stay visible even when there's a maximized window:

Hit the links to the images on Flickr below to rollover areas on the desktop and see what's what.

Nice job, MERSC! Want to show off your desktop tweaks, customizations, and productivity tricks? Submit it to Lifehacker's Desktop Show and Tell Flickr group.

MERSC Desktop [Flickr]
MERSC Desktop Maximized [Flickr]

Hi,
Within the last week or so I have noticed that "Desktop" shows up 4 times in the places sidebar when I go to File --> Open from any program. In finder itself I don't have "Desktop" into the places sidebar. I tried putting Desktop into the sidebar, and then removing it to see if that would remove it from the File --> Open window from any program, which didn't result in any change. I then thought Spaces could be the culprit, since I have four desktops; so I disabled spaces, and the annoyance remained. So if anyone has seen or had this happen to them, and fixed it, that would great. I have two screen shots, from two different programs showing what is going on, to show it isn't just on applications or type of applications problem.
Thanks
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Après vous avoir concocté il y a quelques temps un best of des widgets Vista, en voici une nouvelle sélection plus récente et plus complète qui redonneront de la vitalité à votre sidebar. Au menu, horloges, calendriers, monitoring (mémoire, processeur, disque dur), multimédia... de quoi trouver votre bonheur parmi cette compilation riche et diversifiée !

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