Just when most software had settled on using Apple’s Installer, along came the App Store to add to complexity. And then there’s Adobe with its own downloaders and installers again. So how should we install and update software?
Month: April 2015
Q When I installed a Spyder screen calibration system on my iMac, it could no longer see its […]
Not this year, but in the future we have resolved to holiday in Georgia – the country, not […]
XML should have been the solution to so many problems: just structure documents semantically and you can rejigger them any way that you want. But there is more to it than that…
This final article summarises the importance of different cues to depth in painting.
Q Why, when I attach photos to emails, do they come out squashed flat, or tall and skinny? […]
Words have recently caused many casualties. Whether they were in emails exchanged with the Murdochs and read to […]
A panorama is an image, usually broad in its extent, of landscape, and has seen extensive figurative application. What is remarkable is that it did not exist until 1789, and still thrives today.
These days, it is so easy to just plug in your router, Macs, and Time Capsule, and let them set themselves up. But in doing so, you could be making serious mistakes. Here’s how to get networking right from the start.
Linear perspective is one of the most controversial topics in the theory of painting, and few issues about it are generally agreed.
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