Install KeyRemap4MacBook (it's free) on your computer. In System Preferences open the KeyRemap4MacBook pane and select Misc & Uninstall.
Select Open private.xml and then edit the revealed file to contain the following text:
<?xml version="1.0"?> <root> <item> <name>Map Expose All to F18</name> <identifier>private.expose_all_to_f18</identifier> <autogen>--KeyToKey-- KeyCode::EXPOSE_ALL, KeyCode::F18</autogen> </item> <item> <name>Map Dashboard to F19</name> <identifier>pri ...
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Foxconn, the maker of electronics equipment including Apple's iPhone, said a fire broke out on Tuesday at one of the company's facilities in China. No injuries were reported.
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After a bit of a false start in the initial hour, the Polish iTunes Store -- at least the music portion -- now appears to be operational, according to a MacNN reader report. Reader Adam S. was able to purchase a copy of the Black-Eyed Peas' latest album from the store, which uses Euro pricing of .99 € (approximately $1.35 US) per song and around 10€ ($13.50) per album, according to a report from Polish site MyApple....
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Apple cliches from BEYOND THE GRAVE! 