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If you install Adobe Creative Suite 3 Master Collection and have Safari 3.0 the intallation will dispaly a blank popup after installing the first disk.

What to do:
1) Uninstall Safari 3 Public Beta

…a) Download the Safari 3.0 Beta disk image and then select “Safari3BetaUninstall.pkg”

2) Remove any installed CS3

…a) Run all uninstall apps, if any. Run all the apps in your “Applications\Utilities\Adobe Installers” folder

3) Reinstall CS3…Again

Hope this helps!

After you install IE7 it removes IE6, this is a pain in the butt for web developers when testing a site because a majority of people still use IE6. Well here is a site where you can download a stand alone version of IE6:

http://browsers.evolt.org/download.php?/ie/32bit/standalone/ie6eolas_nt.zip 

I want to ’set’ a var using a dynamic name in JavaScript. Some other programing languages allow you to do this with commands like ‘Set’. You pass it to arguments: 1) the variable name as a string and 2) the value you want to set that variable:

set(’some_var_as_string’, 10);

 This will set the variable some_var_as_string to 10.

But JavaScript has nothing like this and I can find any documentation about it.

My work-around: use Window[’var_name’].

window[’var_name’] = 10

This will set the globale variable var_name to 10.