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widget gives me "NaN" as well - Version: 1.1, 7/7/2005 07:40PM PST
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peterhudson_dotmac
I get the same error (G5 Dual 2Mhz, USA) with the widget, but the app seems fine. What would make it even better is if you could rig a way (maybe with automator) for it to automatically try to purchase whatever's in your shopping cart at a selected interval.
Actually, that could open you up to all kinds of liability. You would, of course want to include a very clear disclaimer, maybe even just post instructions without building the functionality into the app.
Or it might be even safer to ignore my idea completely.
Anyway, good work.
Actually, that could open you up to all kinds of liability. You would, of course want to include a very clear disclaimer, maybe even just post instructions without building the functionality into the app.
Or it might be even safer to ignore my idea completely.
Anyway, good work.
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- widget gives me "NaN" as well
UK Formatted Dates - Version: 1.1, 7/7/2005 04:25PM PST
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P356
Widget displays NAN when launched. Think this must be do with the fact it cannot understand UK formatted dates....
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could be perfect - Version: 1.0, 7/5/2005 02:35PM PST
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cfcek2
This would be perfect if it was a widget!
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What is the 'real' or most valid setting? Am I better off with the default 80% (which, even at this setting, wildly disagrees with the Apple webpage) or pushing it all the way to 100%? What setting is everyone else using? How can we even begin to gauge the validity of the data?