June 2004
Intermediate to advanced
1056 pages
39h 58m
English
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Menu Extras
Synopsis
- Remove a menu extra from the menu bar?
Command-click on the icon, and drag it off the menu bar.
- Switch the position of a menu extra with another?
Command-click on the icon, and drag it left or right; the other menu extra icons will move out of the way, giving you room to drop the icon where you want it.
- Change the settings for the clock’s menu extra?
System Preferences→Date & Time→Clock
Click on the clock menu extra→View as (Icon/Text)
- Remove the clock from the menu bar?
Command-drag the clock off the menu bar.
System Preferences→Date & TimeClock→deselect the checkbox next to “Show the date and time”
- Add a menu extra to show the status of my iBook’s battery?
System Preferences→Energy Saver→select the checkbox next to “Show battery status in the menu bar”
In the Finder, go to
/System/Library/CoreServices/Menu Extras,Battery.menuitem.- Add a menu extra for controlling the displays connected to my Mac?
System Preferences→Displays→select the checkbox next to “Show displays in menu bar”
In the Finder, go to
/System/Library/CoreServices/Menu Extras,Displays.menuitem.- Add an AirPort menu extra?
System Preferences→Network→AirPort→select the checkbox next to “Show AirPort status in menu bar”
In the Finder, go to
/System/Library/CoreServices/Menu Extras,AirPort.menuitem.- Add a menu extra for the different keyboard language types?
System Preferences→International→Input Menu→select the languages you would like ...
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