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How to run two versions simultaneously on a Mac? Installing multiple versions on Mac OS X is basically dragging the Firefox application out of the DMG file to the desktop and rename the folder. You can drag the renamed Firefox application folder to the Applications folder like you would normally install Firefox. You need to use the terminal to create a new profile for that version. Make sure that no profile is selected as the default to make the Profile Manager show when you start Firefox. You can check that in the profiles.ini file. http://kb.mozillazine.org/profiles.ini_file http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile_Manager Originally from  https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1149213

Original Article: https://www.lifewire.com/download-apps-to-ipad-using-itunes-4103798 How to Download iPhone Apps From iTunes on Your PC or Mac by  Daniel Nations Updated May 17, 2018 In 2017, Apple removed the option to download and install apps using iTunes on a computer. Following user complaints, Apple made available an  older version of iTunes  that users can download and use on their Macs and 32-bit or 64-bit PCs. This iTunes version returns the ability to download and install apps to your computer. Subsequent iTunes upgrades are not applied automatically.  This article is archived for those users. If you read about an app on your laptop, you don't need to hunt down your iPad to download it on the spot. You can buy it on iTunes and download it later. This is a great way to keep from forgetting the app's name. If the iPad is  childproofed with app purchases turned off , gathering around the PC to purchas...

Microsoft Excel 2011 for Mac Keyboard Shortcuts Rows and Columns Select Current Row Shift-Space Select Current Column Control-Space Insert Row Above (Shift-Space,) Control-I Insert Column Left (Control-Space,) Control-I Delete Row (Shift-Space,) Control-Hyphen Delete Column (Control-Space,) Control-Hyphen Hide Column Control-) Unhide Column Control-Shift-) Hide Row Control-( Unhide Row Control-Shift-( Multiple Cells Fill Right Control-R Fill Down Control-D Clear Cells Forward Delete (fn-Delete) Create Table Command-T Group Cells Command-Shift-K Ungroup Cells Command-Shift-J Cell Formats Format Cells Dialog Command-1 Format Number General Control-~ Format Number With Thousands Control-Shift-1 Format Time Control-Shift-2 Format Date Control-Shift-3 Format Currency Control-Shift-4 ($) Format Percentage Control-Shift-5 (%) Cell Borders Toggle One Border Command-Option–Arrow Key Add All Borders Command-Option-0 Remove All Borders Command-Option-Hyphen Cell Editing Enter Edit Mode Control-U ...

Microsoft Excel 2016 for Mac Keyboard Shortcuts Rows and Columns Select Current Row Shift-Space Select Current Column Control-Space Insert Row Above (Shift-Space,) Control-Shift-= [was Control-I in Excel 2011] Insert Column Left (Control-Space,) Control-Shift-= [was Control-I in Excel 2011] Delete Row (Shift-Space,) Control-Hyphen Delete Column (Control-Space,) Control-Hyphen Hide Column Control-) Unhide Column Control-Shift-) Hide Row Control-( Unhide Row Control-Shift-( AutoFit Multiple Columns Select columns and double-click divider Resize to Equal Columns Select columns and drag one divider Move/Reorder Columns Select the columns to move. Move the cursor to the   lower left corner   of the column header so that it changes to a hand. The header corner must the slightly above the   center   of the cursor (not the   corner   where the tip of the arrow would be). Hold the Shift key and drag and drop the column. Multiple Cells Fill Right Control-R Fill Down Control-D Clear Cells Forward...

Overtraining? How do you know? Leave a comment By Katalin Rodriguez Ogren , January 24, 2010 at 3:34 pm The concept of overtraining is somewhat obscure to the average person.  It is much easier to identify overtraining signs in others than it is in ourselves.  It is condition that can manifest physically or mentally for both an athlete or hard-core exerciser.  So how exactly can you identify overtraining ? Simply put it is when your conditioning or training intensity exceeds the capacity to recover.   Overtraining is an easily changeable condition and its primary variable of consideration is recovery time.   When the body or mind does not have...

Weak in the Knees? Leave a comment By Katalin Rodriguez Ogren , February 3, 2010 at 2:25 pm Many athletes experience sudden weakness in their knees without being able to attribute it to anything in particular.  This onset of an achy feeling and weakness can be easily managed with a few additions to your workout regiment.  Strengthening the muscles that support the knee should involve some aspect of balance training. By integrating stability into a strength exercise you increase the overall integrity of the joint which involves the ligaments and tendons as well.  This can have an immediate positive impact on how the knees feel.  Consider the fact ...

MMA Injury: IT Band Injuries are Sneaky Leave a comment By Katalin Rodriguez Ogren , August 2, 2009 at 8:07 am Most mixed martial arts fighters that I have met regularly train explosive kicking and sprawling drills. The nature of this type of training combined with boxing, grappling, running and some form of plyometrics, places tremendous strain on the hamstrings, adductors (inner thighs), gluts (outer hip) and the IT band. To avoid tightness and stiffness in these areas most fighters part-take in the conventional stretches: straight leg hamstring stretch on the back, figure four stretch on the back, American splits and center splits. Howeve...