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I don't own one but I do believe that's what it does. However, I think it puts one source into L channel and the other into R. So if you hook it up to a stereo speaker set, you will get all of one source out of one channel and all of the other source out of the other. I don't know if that's what you were hoping for. You could always get a stereo to monitor adapter as well.

yo dawg, sounds like you want one of these: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0016LDZ36/ref=as_li_ss_til?tag=uncbwibl-20&camp=0&creative=0&linkCode=as4&creativeASIN=B0016LDZ36&adid=1NVKXM2H9RTB8W6J8JY7& or one of these: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000067RC4/ref=as_li_ss_til?tag=uncbwibl-20&camp=0&creative=0&linkCode=as4&creativeASIN=B000067RC4&adid=0STEXK0ACMC148FJ8SQV& For something more complex, this would also work, but all the jacks are 1/4 inch. So you'd need adapters Behringer MICROMIX MX400 4-Channel Mixer https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000K

I could probably hack groovyBox.exe to create a photos.xml that has all of the public URLs for the photos in it. Then, make a wordpress plugin that fetches that XML and parses it into a gallery. ... But I am already in my pajamas...

Have you seen this? http://fuz.li/ I've never tried it. But it's the closest thing I've seen. This:http://wiki.dropbox.com/DropboxAddons/TheDropboxPlugin Might be a good lead too. I think if I had a weekend to fiddle around, I could hack one of these into what you're looking for.

I'm pretty sure that this is against the software license. You should buy a retail version of OS X Lion for your other Macbook, since the version you got with your wife's computer is only intended for that computer. The disc is paired with that machine and will only be installed on that machine. That being said, if you wanted to create a backup of a clean installation (say in case your wife's hard drive dies) you could plug a USB drive into your wife's computer and then boot up her macbook with the install disc inserted while holding C. Then, install OS X to the attached USB drive. If it's a

No. Splenda and other artificial sweeteners will dissolve into room temperature / cold water just fine. No need to make a syrup. But they give my wife headaches. And will probably give you cancer in the long run.

well, this question has NOTHING to do with computers, but I'll take a crack at it: When you are adding sugar to tea / coffee / anything, you are attempting to create a SOLUTION. So, what's at issue here is the SOLUBILITY of the sugar. The solubility of sugar increases with higher temperatures. Why? I'm not really sure. But remember: heat is energy. So, when you look at a substance under a microscope, you see these little molecules. When a substance is cold, these molecules are relatively still. But when they are hot, they start jiggling around like crazy, cuz they are full of energy. So

First off, iWeb sucks. The way it generates webpages is completely awful and that's why you're having trouble. Instead of creating straight-up HTML, it uses a twisted labyrinth of javascript widgets and XML files. So, essentially, the entire page is built dynamically using client-side scripts. If you ever wanted your page to show up nicely in search engines, fuggedaboutit. You're better off making your page entirely in flash. So, the navbar and the photo's page both work by pulling data from an XML file. If your page can't get this XML file, then it just fails. I think that's what's happenin

Ideas:Sign up for Bing Rewards $10 every 3.5 months just to use Bing Check out Fiverr.com -- basically odd jobs on the web for $5. I like the ones where people do drawings for you. But you can also get paid for "social media marketing" coughspamming Write for Demand Studios - Yes, I know they are the devil--content farms and that. But if you need money, you need money. I've made thousands of dollars here (literally). I signed up a long time ago I don't know if they've gotten pickier. But some REALLY easy articles that pay $15 per (just look at some of the asinine junk on eHow). Demand Studi

barely anything. no server-side scripts, no databases, no apache stuff (url rewrites, .htaccess). Basically, just HTML, javascript, and anything client side.

Interesting. I've heard of them but read bad reviews re: customer support. But if you like it, it's probably worth a shot.

I just bookmark the screen I want to see. Ex.: http://www.myblog.com/wp-admin/edit.php <---edit all postshttp://www.myblog.com/wp-admin/post-new.php <---- add new post it wokrs

You could always use Dropbox. Just put it in your public folder and then forward your domain to the public link. I did it with [mr-shirts.com][1] ... don't ask why i bought that domain

And then there's the option to use Google Picasa. I like Picasa a lot, personally. Setup requires little more than installing it on the computer that has your photos on it. If you want to rename photos, follow the instructions in this tutorial: http://www.groovypost.com/howto/how-to/batch-renaming-picasa-add-date-resolution/ Get picasa here: http://picasa.google.com/

I might also reocmmend checking out this tutorial, for getting your TIFF and JPEG images http://www.groovypost.com/howto/how-to/convert-modify-image-photo-snagit-batch-conversion-wizard/