Apple – Support – Discussions – To open NotificationExec you must …

To open NotificationExec you must install Rosetta This topic has been archived – replies are not allowed.

Or try this: (thanks oopsy daisy)

after closing out the popup windows, you have a few seconds before the next popup to trash (using your admin password)
/Library/Driver Support/NotificationExec.app

and for good measure, trash
/Library/LaunchAgents/com.seagate.notificationexec.plist

might want to search/investigate/destroy for other files w/ similar strings, but the app is the key

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Safari 5 tested: Chrome, Opera still have JavaScript edge

Safari 5 tested: Chrome, Opera still have JavaScript edge.  Chrome still on top for the fastest overall experience.

Creating 10 Most-Used Javascript Techniques Using Pure CSS Styling (via qeqnes | Designing. jQuery, Ajax, PHP, MySQL and Templates)

Some beautiful examples of how to do this. Very helpful.

How To Create a Pure CSS Polaroid Photo Gallery Learn how to build a cool looking stack of Polaroid photos with pure CSS styling. Basic CSS is used to style up the photos into a Polaroid style images, then some additional styling with shadows and rotation are injected, then z-index property is used to alter the stacking order of all the objects. Bubble Effect with CSS You might be familiar with the plugin jQuery Dock which allows developers to cr … Read More

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Safari Java/Javascript Broken in Snow Leopard?

This is an easy problem to fix.  Carolyn has the solution! “From the Safari Menu Bar click Safari/Preferences then select the Security tab.

Where you see Web content; make sure the top 3 buttons are ticked.

If the buttons are checked… perhaps this isn’t a Java issue. Which sites are you having problems with???”

This could also be due to content filtering from your Internet Provider.  Call them if this solution doesn’t work.

Useful sites for beginning webmasters

The Site Wizard helps you copy and paste code to get a website up quickly.  W3Schools help to understand HMTL and even has examples of code.  To learn about standards go here. To learn about the IETF go here.   To register your domain go to GoDaddy or NetworkSolutions.  To learn more about javascript go here.