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It might look a little busy, but I have the room on my PB17 and I use everything up there regularly.
From left, I have Fruit Menu to add the Finder icon and modify menus, F10 (best app launcher that I've tried), Slim Battery Monitor, Konfabulator, Sound, WinSwitch, Bluetooth, Menu Meters (Hall of Fame app), iSync, AirPort (using iColon to colorize AP and BT), Eject button and CalendarClock.
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Riiiiiight...
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Turned off ShapeShifter...
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Quicksilver, Adium, Konfabulator, Dragthing, DeskShade, MenuMeters, Bluetooth, Sound, iSync, International, Clock, WinSwitch.
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Demo: You don't have to post if you don't have anything to contribute.
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Is it me you're talking to?
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No, it was the smart-alec comment above yours. Sorry for the confusion, you posted quickly. Merry Xmas.
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Originally posted by TheGUiTom:
Is it me you're talking to?
No, no. Tom, you're fine.
He's talking to Demograph, who contributed what I interpreted as a distinct Dr. Evil "riiiiight."
Demo, did I nail it?
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Originally posted by Randman:
Demo: You don't have to post if you don't have anything to contribute.
Umm... better?
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It would be nice if you all could tell us what menu bar things you have in it...
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ok i have adium volume airport and time
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Originally posted by Komisar:
ok i have adium volume airport and time
and a partridge in pair tree?
(sorry)
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No i only run that menu extra when i am using photoshop
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Originally posted by zakhm-e-dil:
That help menu is dangerously close to getting cut off.
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Originally posted by demograph68:
That help menu is dangerously close to getting cut off.
Will it be saved? Tune in to next weeks episode of "The MenuBar" to find out!
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Originally posted by Komisar:
Will it be saved? Tune in to next weeks episode of "The MenuBar" to find out!
LOL!
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Minimal, like the rest of my GUI : Butler / Menumeters (memory, processors, disk activity) / MenuCalenderClock.
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Originally posted by demograph68:
Umm... better?
Why bother wasting space with the sound icon up there? There are FKeys for that
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"You rise," he said, "like Aurora."
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Originally posted by demograph68:
That help menu is dangerously close to getting cut off.
In case you weren't wholly joking: I think menuextras are hidden, no menuitems.
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"You rise," he said, "like Aurora."
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Originally posted by Randman:
...Eject button...
Curious; is there any extra benefit of placing the eject button here instead of pressing the designated button on your PB17"?
I thought this eject menuitem was just for computers with multiple drives, or no keyboard button...both of which can even be handled without menuExtra intervention. Does the Eject button offer extra features?
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WOW!
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Originally posted by Stradlater:
Why bother wasting space with the sound icon up there? There are FKeys for that
Hmm... I'm damned if I know. 'cause it looks darned purty!"
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MaxMenus/MenuCalendarClock/You Control(3)/MenuMeters/Airport/Path Finder/DeskShade2.0/You Control Desktops Beta 1/BurnoutMenu2.0/IC-Switch/You Control(2)/Butler(3)/StickyBrain3.0/SlimBatteryMonitor/Konfabulator/Synergy
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aion (world clock) clock (analog) battery, bluetooth, airport, winswitch (two people icon)
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My menubar ^_^
xscope is very important application.
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Originally posted by Stradlater:
Why bother wasting space with the sound icon up there? There are FKeys for that
I keep mine up there so I can SEE what my volume is set at. I use the keys to adjust it. I don't want a surprise BEEP when everyone is sleeping and I want to know if I'm muted when I don't hear anything when I try to play a mp3 etc.
PTH pasteboard, Meteorologist, MM Network Monitor, AppleClock, ChangeDesktop, AirPort, Volume, iChat, MM CPU monitor, MM DiskLight, MM Memory Monitor.
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Originally posted by Stradlater:
Curious; is there any extra benefit of placing the eject button here instead of pressing the designated button on your PB17"?
I thought this eject menuitem was just for computers with multiple drives, or no keyboard button...both of which can even be handled without menuExtra intervention. Does the Eject button offer extra features?
It doesn't matter when I have my external keyboard hooked up, but when mobile, I remapped the eject key to other features I'd use more often. Honestly, I thought about taking it off since I often use cntl-eject anyway.
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Meteorologist
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Shadowclipboard (best clipboard ever!)
Deskshade
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Date& Time
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Hey, did you know that if you hold down the shift key while changing the volume it won't make that annoying sound?
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Adium, Meterologist, Desktop Manager, GMailStatus, Airport, MenuMeters (Bandwidth), MenuMeters (CPU usage), Battery, Date/Time.
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"The captured hunter hunts your mind."
Profanity is the tool of the illiterate.
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Hey did you know that you can disable the volume beeping sound in the Sound control panel?
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Originally posted by skellington:
My menubar ^_^
xscope is very important application.
I have owned xScope for quite awhile now and I had no idea you could do that! Thank you!
Originally posted by Stradlater:
Why bother wasting space with the sound icon up there? There are FKeys for that
Because when you are in a lecture or presenting, it is nice to visually see if the sound is off. You could just turn it off, but if it was already on mute, it would make that annoying sounds and you would get a bunch of looks.
Originally posted by Blacktiger:
Hey, did you know that if you hold down the shift key while changing the volume it won't make that annoying sound?
Then again, you could just do that! Most useful piece of information I have seen all day. Thank you!
Originally posted by TheSpaz:
Hey did you know that you can disable the volume beeping sound in the Sound control panel?
I take that back, that was even more useful! Thank you everyone for the awesome tips!
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I have way too much stuff, I know:
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The menubar couldn't handle the weight so it cracked!
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Originally posted by Komisar:
The menubar couldn't handle the weight so it cracked!
Haha. Figured it'd be better than having a very wide pic... Although others didn't think so.
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I have a question.. Is it possible to overlap with the text... Can you actually have a menu extra that overlaps the help menu?
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Originally posted by Komisar:
I have a question.. Is it possible to overlap with the text... Can you actually have a menu extra that overlaps the help menu?
No, the menu extras just disappear as the real menus get too close. Switch your resolution to 640 and you can find that out REAL quick!
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Originally posted by mrtew:
No, the menu extras just disappear as the real menus get too close. Switch your resolution to 640 and you can find that out REAL quick!
thanks johnny!
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Nothin' special here............
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No frills here as well.
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Originally posted by Stradlater:
Why bother wasting space with the sound icon up there? There are FKeys for that
:O How can you set FKeys to do something like set the volume?
edit:
from left to right: Process Wizard, DragThing, Net Monitor, Apple Script Menu, Classic, Change Desktop, Monitor Settings, Volume, iChat, Keyboard, Clock
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Originally posted by MetalSnake:
:O How can you set FKeys to do something like set the volume?
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edit:
from left to right: Process Wizard, DragThing, Net Monitor, Apple Script Menu, Classic, Change Desktop, Monitor Settings, Volume, iChat, Keyboard, Clock
Just cut off the end next time and only post that
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Originally posted by MetalSnake:
[B]How can you set FKeys to do something like set the volume?
No answer?
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Originally posted by MetalSnake:
No answer?
The volume keys are coupled to the FKeys of PowerBooks by default. The official Apple Pro Keyboard has dedicated volume keys in FKey-position.
Technically, however, you could assign any FKey to do a task like this through scripting using a program like FLaunch.
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I try to not let my menu bar grow any fatter than this, or else I'd probably have a bunch more crap up there (maybe if I ever get a 30" Cinema Display ).
The weather app is WeatherMenu. The Sound and Monitor menu extras are probably not necessary, but do prove useful sometimes, and I like having them there.
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