If you need to make changes to the menu on Word you can rightclick onto the Toolbar and choose ‘Customise Toolbars and Menus…’
Remove, add or reorder menu items in the small menu on the top of the screen.
Restore the original menu by clicking the reset button. Make sure you have highlighted the menu you want to reset before you push the button.
Recently, I had the problem that videos on iPhoto wouldn’t play anymore on my Macbook pro (Snow Leopard 10.6.8). It took me quite a while to figure out the cause, so I thought i’d share my solution here.
Upgrade Quicktime
First, I uninstalled Quicktime by deleting it from the applications folder, and made sure I installed the latest version from here: Quicktime 7
This still didn’t fix the issue, but it’s probably still a good idea to make sure you’re runing the latest release.
Perian
Then I removed Perian, which I had installed a few months earlier. Perian is a collection of Quicktime components that add support for many popular video formats. I suspected that this may be causing the problem.
How to uninstall Perian
When I restarted the Mac, the videos in iPhotos worked again. I don’t know why, but I think that the version of Perian I was running is what caused the issue. There might be other ways around it but I decided not to use Perian anymore and to simply install the codec components I needed manually instead.
Missing Codecs
I installed the XVid and DivX codec only, as they were the video formats I used primarily.
DivX can be installed from here.
And the XVid component can be downloaded from here. After the download, unpack and move the file to /Library/QuickTime.
I’m still quite new to the use of command line, so if there is any better way of doing this, please don’t hesitate to let me know in the comments.
To connect to your MAMP MySQL database via command line, first navigate to the correct directory within your MAMP installation using the Terminal (or another SSH client). Example:
cd /applications/mamp/Library/bin
Then run the command to connect to MySQL (the default user and password are both ‘root’).
Example:
mysql -u root -p
You should now see this:
mysql>
Update:
Here is a very nice post with some more details:
aschroder.com
And a list of terminal commands and their meaning:
ss64.com/osx/
Update:
To avoid typing the location of MySQL each time you open the terminal, you can set the location by default. Open the ‘bash_profile’ file in the user root:
pico .bash_profile
Add the location of MySQL in a new line:
export PATH=$PATH:/Applications/MAMP/Library/bin/mysql
Instructions on how to use the Pico editor here: ss64.com/osx/pico.html
Now you should get to MySQL simply by typing mysql into the terminal.
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