> Scripts Utility) and make sure the "Show Script Menu in menu bar"Ĭheckbox is checked), from where you can conveniently access your Script Menu appears on the menu bar at the top of your screen (if youĭon't see it, open the Scripts Utility (Application > AppleScript When you need to quit and restart the Dock. Users:username > Library > Scripts ), where it can be accessed
Scripts folder (Scripts menulet > Open Scripts Folder or drag it toĮither HardDrive > Library > Scripts or HardDrive > ScriptEditor utility (Applications > AppleScript > ScriptĮditor), save it as an OS X applet, and drop it it into the
You can create a very simple AppleScript using OS X's bundled
#Thunderbird mac os x 10.5.8 how to
Instructions on how to implement easy Dock restarting with one click byĮnlisting the help of a simple AppleScript. I found this in a great little tutorial article posted wayīack in 2002 on the Mac Net Journal site by Rob McNair-Huff, with Them respectively in recent evening computing sessions) is a littleĪppleScript called QuitDock. Necessity of rebooting each time this one kicks up (about a dozen of A wonderful workaround that rescues one from the Reverting to T-Bird 3 cooled things offīanefully, the dreaded Spaces/Dock switching hang bug has notīeen squashed in 10.6.4, and indeed at times seems worse than it hadīeen in 10.6.3. When started up - behaviour that I'd noted with version 3.1 beta buildsĮven when it's idling. New Version 3.1 final of Mozilla's Thunderbird email client last weekĪnd discovered that it spikes the processor temperature by 4-5☌ While on the subject of temperature, I also briefly tried out the Rebooting after a week of uptime brought the temps back down, but With Leopard, you rarely see temperatures hotter than the low 70s - and Mainly in the 70-80☌ range and spiking into the low 80s at times. Thunderbird running, the processor temperature crept up again, hanging Hours of runtime, and with my fleet of three or four browsers plus Seemed to run significantly cooler on my 2.0 GHz MacBook - not as coolĪs 10.5.8, but a definite improvement over 10.6.3. Unfortunately, version 10.6.4 has me still gritting. However, in the interest of research, I've gritted my teeth and Leopard has proved a delightfully smooth and reliable Have installer on my Unibody MacBook's other hardĭrive partition. Keep asking myself why I don't just terminate the pain and go back to I haven't been enchanted by Snow Leopard up to this point, and I
#Thunderbird mac os x 10.5.8 software
I've been checking out two major Apple software updates for the pastĬouple of weeks - Mac OS X 10.6.4 and Safari 5 - with mixed results.
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