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    Outlook 2007 shared folders in Apple Mail

    Is file sharing on in your PC? - Yes What version of Outlook are you using, client or server based (and on what Exchange server)? - Just running Outlook 2007 client. Not Exchange. What version of OS X is she using? - 10.4.11 Does your system administrator allow this? - Yes.
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    Outlook 2007 shared folders in Apple Mail

    One of our colleagues uses a Mac with Apple Mail. Is is possible for her to access Outlook 2007 shared folders from Apple Mail?
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    Can't get Canon MP530 to work over network

    A PC on our network is doing printer sharing with a Canon MP530. I can get all the Windows PCs to print off it but I can't get our Mac to do so. Our one Mac user has to unfortunately email everything to someone else to print it for her. Would like to solve that problem. I already tried...
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    Associative arrays in Objective-C

    Thanks! :D Can Dictionaries be looped through using foreach to access both keys and values similar to the way it is done in PHP? I haven't found an example of that yet in the manual at the ADC.
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    Associative arrays in Objective-C

    So which do you think would be best to start with for someone who programs primarily in PHP? NSDictionary or hash tables? I am pretty new to objective-c and Cocoa, but I use associative arrays in almost every aspect of my code so I need to understand an equivalent structure in objective-c. :D
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    Associative arrays in Objective-C

    Does objective-c offer the ability to natively create associative arrays such as those in PHP, Perl, or JavaScript?
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    Making up for Cocoa shortcomings

    Concerning database integration, I did some further searching and happened upon the following MySQL integration project at SourceForge. MySQL Objective C API for Cocoa
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    Making up for Cocoa shortcomings

    I know there have been some improvements to the language by Apple since it was originally adopted. Any idea if Apple can or will improve the language to address such speed issues?
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    Making up for Cocoa shortcomings

    Are their any performance issues with using a combination of languages?
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    Making up for Cocoa shortcomings

    I read somewhere objective-c is three times faster than C or C++, however, my memory may have simply been wrong on that as I read it quite a while back. I did some searching to figure out where I read that and it seems that Objective-C is 3 times faster than SmallTalk, as I found in the...
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    Mac Mini for new Cocoa programmer

    By the way, has anyone tried that free Mac Mini offer that I have seen advertised on these forums?
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    Mac Mini for new Cocoa programmer

    I had to stop using VB and C# because I ended up developing more headaches than truly useful applications. Having to write my own web based GUIs from scratch using PHP and HTML was far easier for me than dealing with Visual Studio's extensively mis-written MSDN documentation. Basically I would...
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    Mac Mini for new Cocoa programmer

    I have been programming for about 6 years. My primary expertise is with PHP as my job entails working on that the majority of my 110 hour work week. I also work with Java, JavaScript, and C++. I used to program with Visual Basic and C# in Visual Studio. I am currently looking to write and...
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    Making up for Cocoa shortcomings

    I have spent most of my programming career working with PHP and after branching out to Java I found that I have been fairly spoiled with some of PHP's ease of use. I have only recently been delving into objective-C as I believe it would be the language of choice for a new area of interest I am...
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    Native Command Queuing (NCQ) availability

    Does anyone know when or if Apple will include motherboards capable of utilitizing hard drive NCQ? I am considering a switch to Mac but some of the extreme hard drive usage I place on my system from regular and massive database backups and restorations has already ruined two hard drives.
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    Mac Mini for new Cocoa programmer

    I am considering the purchase of a Mac Mini in an effort to get familiar with programming with Objective-C. Would this be a good Mac to start off with for programming? Would compiling be particularly slow or fairly reasonable?
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