Thanks! That’s a GREAT tip!

http://www.lifeclever.com/how-to-create-multi-page-pdfs-in-illustrator-cs2/

Hope this helps!

g-bot: That’s pretty rude. I’ve got 1300+ fonts, which either came with my Mac, came with purchased software, were purchased, or are free for download. Get out on the Internet — you’ll find thousands and thousands of free fonts for personal use.

Neil
Another font junkie

I know someone who has the last ‘public’ build of Leopard, and Time Machine DID work on another partition, but it advises you not to before it allows you to do it. I think Apple may disable backing up to your main drive in the final version. There certainly is a good reason behind that, which is people might actually do it, and when their hdd fails (and with it the backups), it will defeat the purpose of TimeM, which not only is bad for the user, but looks bad on Apple. The only reason I can think to be able to backup to your main drive is if you are on a laptop on the road and dont have an external drive handy but want to quickly try something risky and need a backup asap. I don’t think thats worth all the potential idiocy that people might commit with backups, so if Apple disables it, I won’t complain.

@Outlaw

Time Machine will backup to an external drive anytime it is plugged in, and if you interrupt it (shut down, sleep, take it with you somewhere, etc.), it will simply stop and then continue the next time the drive is available. I recommend you backup to a network drive. This can be done wirelessly, or even over the internet.

Have you used the final version of Leopard? If not, I’d wait until you have before getting upset over anything being missing. Having said that, they may have taken it out for some stupid reason, but if you haven’t tried the GOLD release, then it may still be there.

@Fred

Where have you read that you can’t do that?

How on earth am I admitting to typeface piracy?

A) how do you know that I haven’t purchased every single font on my computer based on that statement?

B) Dafont.com – alone – has over 7,624 fonts in its directory, all of which are free for personal use, and many of which are free for commercial use as well.

I don’t care much for being called a pirate – especially when I don’t pirate fonts. I don’t have any reason to. There are too many great ones out there that are completely free.

2 Font Auto-Activation

3 Core Animation

4 New capabilities of Preview

5 Time Machine

I’m excited to get Tiger! lol. Never used a Mac. I will likely use Tiger for a few weeks then move on to Leopard if I see good reports around the web.

I like the sound of the Time Machine feature. Although, I can’t seem to find an answer to my question. I’ll be using a laptop. So obviously it won’t be connected to an external HDD. Will TM simply perform a backup when I plug the HDD into my MBP? Or will the backups be on my machine’s internal hard drive?

1. New GUI, they talked about consistency, but really where is it? Some programs have an all metal interface, others have aqua components, others have the space look, others have glass, talk about consistent. Not to mention the various imperfections, such as the back and forward arrows in the Finder being a few pixels too high.

2. Finder, I know its an improvement, and Tiger’s Finder really need a refresh so I’m thankful for that, but I can’t help but get extremely pissed off that they didn’t add support for tabbed browsing, why? When they add tabs to all windows, but not the Finder, that alone drives me insane. Not to mention the new Cover Flow view is going to make you have bigger Finder windows to have a decent view of both text and art, this is where tabs would really be useful.

3. Dock, I know you may like the fancy effects, but its really an eye sore for those who like detail which I thought Apple did too. The 3 different shadows (4 if you could the icon’s) make the Dock look like crap on any background thats not very dark. The icon reflections, don’t symbolism a glass desk like they are intending to do, the “reflection” is nothing more than a icon flipped vertically. Granted that may look good on some, definitely not most. The crosswalk separator annoys me too, very big and obnoxious, can’t not notice it, I like the simple and discrete one in Tiger and other Mac versions.

4. New Icons, specifically the folder icons, where do they fit in? No where. They have a bland design and use the exact same shape for every icon, and don’t even adjust the angles on different sizes, seems like a very half-assed job to me. Just through a dark glyph over the folders, that likely saved them boat loads of time and money. The colours don’t even fit in either, why aren’t they grey like the rest of the GUI? Why do they use the blue from the iTunes scrollbars, yet Leopard doesn’t even use those (according to their latest images) The icons most definitely needed to be replaced but man did they go down the wrong road.

5. Window Shadows, this one part annoys me quite a lot, what’s with the obnoxiously large shadows on every window, talk about overkill. I know they are trying to indicate depth in the desktop, but man, not that much. Major overkill.

Most of not all of my problems stem from the new GUI. I love it so don’t get me wrong, I’m just very pissed Apple didn’t pay attention to the minor details that made their work so outstanding in the past. I’m aware this is the first significant change in their GUI since Mac OS 10.0, and likely 10.6 will fix all of my concerns, but it just seems rushed and they didn’t spend enough time on the finer details. Besides, no tabs in Finder? what the hell :@

It’s hard to keep the list at 5. I mean, there’s so much new stuff. Mail updates, 64 bit… the list goes on and on.

Leopard is going to be amazing. Just amazing.

I’m not 100% sure if that’s true or not. I think Time Machine sounds like a great idea, and I’m sure I’ll use it when I buy some more external storage, but right now, I don’t have the hard drive space laying around to dedicate to it.

Once I do, I’ll use it, and I’m sure it will be great…it’s just not in my Top 5.

I heard that you can use it with an internal partitioned HDD, is that true?