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Web Browser Elements and Wireframe Stencil Graphics Freebies

Wednesday, December 3rd, 2008
Web Browser Elements

Web Browser Elements, image courtesy of Designer Toolbox.com

I found some freebies on the web- browser graphics or elements for wire frames or web design comps.

Form elements for all browsers and operating systems: http://www.designerstoolbox.com/designresources/elements/

Vectortuts Freebie Vector Chrome for firefox on mac: http://vectortuts.com/articles/news/vectortuts-freebie-vector-pack-browser-screens-and-website-elements/

OmniGraffle Stencils: http://www.graffletopia.com/

Yahoo Developer Stencil Kit: http://developer.yahoo.com/ypatterns/wireframes/

Related articles [Updated 12-23-08]:

http://piksels.com/photoshop-browser-templates/

http://patterntap.com/

How to Export or Save Sites in Coda

Thursday, October 23rd, 2008

Coda currently does not have a way to export or save sites like you can using Transmit. But there is a way to save your coda site settings if you need to migrate your site data from one computer to another. You  will need to save a file from your preferences folder.

Save the file:

~/Library/Preferences/com.panic.Coda.plist
~/ is your user name root

This info was originally found at: Google Groups | Coda User

Apple Exposé for Windows PC

Saturday, May 10th, 2008

As a mac user, I still need to use a PC sometimes. One of the features people tend to awe over is expose for the mac. Apple Expose allows you to switch from different windows very fast and easy. Sure, I could use alt-tab, but after using mac’s expose, I longed for its cool abilities. So I did a search on the web for ‘Expose for Windows’. Turns out there are a number of PC exposé applications out there. But alas, I found the best one.

You should use Reflex Vision- http://www.reflexvision.net/. It is only $9.99. Well worth it if you want to set up a Exposé mimic on a PC.

Mac Expose for Windows PC

How it works:

Reflex Vision uses F9 , F10, and F11 for the functions of Exposé. I used my logitech mouse software to assign these to a keystroke so I can use the mouse.

The Trial version of Reflex Vision Exposé for Windows:

The Trial version gives you 100 uses. That’s enough to test it out. theres a myriad of features. Check them out here- http://www.reflexvision.net/ .