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Monthly Archives: November 2006
Cocoa/Obj-C Unicode Regular Expressions
MsgFiler is primarily an AppleScript Studio application. To perform the search on mailboxes, MsgFiler calls several home-grown PHP scripts. These scripts, however, don’t handle Unicode text all that well. As a result, when users search for mailboxes with accented characters, … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Journal, MsgFiler
3 Comments
MsgFiler 1.0.1 Beta 1
I have a beta release of MsgFiler ready for testing. A number of people have been using this version to resolve the -1700 blocking bug. If you are still experiencing problems after using this app, send me an email and … Continue reading
Posted in Journal, MsgFiler, Software
5 Comments
Initial MsgFiler Responses and Bugs
The initial response to MsgFiler has been pretty good. That said, a number of users have been encountering a couple of errors when using MsgFiler. For instance, if you’re experiencing the following error dialog: Can’t make current application into type … Continue reading
Posted in Journal, MsgFiler
4 Comments
MsgFiler Released!
I’m happy to announce the availability of MsgFiler, a plug-in for Apple Mail which quickly files emails into existing mailbox folders. MsgFiler’s fast searching means you just have to type a few characters to find the right mailbox. Move selected … Continue reading
Posted in Journal, MsgFiler, Software
20 Comments
Palm Dinner at Junnoon
Last week, there was a Palm Reunion at Junnoon, an Indian restaurant owned by Sabena, one of my former colleagues from Palm. The food was modern Indian, and it was delectably great! Thanks to Fanny for organizing and for Brian, … Continue reading
Low-Key Hillclimbs #5: Bohlman-On Orbit
Bad news everyone. Rain in the Bay Area has cancelled today’s ride up Bohlman-On Orbit. The organizers have no (current) plans to reschedule the ride, which means the time trial up Page Mill Road is next on the schedule. On … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling, Journal
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Theory on Aperture Slowdown
Under the hood, Aperture stores information on an image in two places. The first is in a SQLite3 database, and the second is in an assortment of plist files. One would venture that this approach is used for data redundancy … Continue reading
Posted in Aperture, Development, Journal, Photography
21 Comments
Unable to open database error?
An Annoture user can’t run the application because the Aperture SQLite3 database can not be opened. He’s getting the error from the program and from the command line when manually trying to access the database. Unable to open database file … Continue reading
Posted in Aperture, Development, Journal, Timeature
4 Comments
Reading Between the Lines
If you’ve been following the Ted Haggard scandal, you’ve got to read this article, published in May, 2005, in Harper’s Magazine. Soldiers of Christ has some of the most delicious and prescient ironies on Haggard that I’ve encountered while following … Continue reading

