Ramblings of a Programmer

I came across this small utility by accident tonight when playing around with a widget on my Dashboard. It is called R2ToDo. Here is the description from the author's web site:

R2ToDo is a dashboard widget for Mac OSX Tiger. It communicates with iCal to display any incomplete ToDo items from any of your iCal calendars. Clicking on any ToDo item will open iCal with the complete ToDo item details. R2ToDo even shows your tasks in the color of their corresponding iCal calendars!

Check out this and other utilities at BestBits.

I came across the Universal Binaries site tonight while reading posts on the AppleInsider Forums. One of the forum members put together this site to keep track of all of the applications that are currently compiled as universal binaries and will run on the PPC or Intel based Mac platform.

The list is small now, but it will start growing fast.

I found this interesting tidbit of information tonight when reading through my RSS feeds in NetNewsWire. One thing that I might add, is when you are using switching between applications using Cmd-Tab, if you use Cmd-Tilde, it goes the opposite direction in that window. If you use Cmd-Tilde without having used Cmd-Tab first, of course, then you cycle through all open windows for the application that was in front when you first hit the key combination.

Anyway… on to the information…

Cycle through all open windows via the keyboard: “Instead of using Cmd-Tilde to cycle through only one application's windows, you can press Control-F4 to cycle through the open windows in all the open applications. To go backwards through the windows, just hold down the Shi…”

(Via macosxhints.)