Mac OS X: Dashboard issues
Dashboard issues
by suecheat33 - 11/2/09 10:29 AMHelp please. I have a new mac OS 10.6.1, and the dashboard doesn't work. It opens, but the widgets aren't working.
Any ideas as to how to fix this?
Which Widgets?
by mrmacfixit
- 11/2/09 2:11 PM
In reply to: Dashboard issues by suecheat33
Most of the widgets require Internet Access.
The clock and the calendar should function without.
Do they?
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dashboard issues
by suecheat33 - 11/2/09 4:47 PM In reply to: Which Widgets? by mrmacfixit
I have solid internet access. The clock works, but not the calendar.
Widgets
by Dan Filice - 11/3/09 11:34 AM In reply to: dashboard issues by suecheat33Once you have your Widgets open, click the "X" in the lower-left corner. A button called "Manage Widgets" should open, giving you a window showing all of your Widgets. Each Widget requires a check mark in it's box, otherwise it won't operate. Uncheck them if you don't want to see them when the Widget window appears.
I was wondering,
by mrmacfixit - 11/3/09 5:01 PM
In reply to: dashboard issues by suecheat33
not withstanding Dan's post, do you mean that you have no widgets when you open the dashboard or that the widgets that do appear, do not work?
If it is the former, try dragging a few onto the desktop after clicking on the + sign.
If the latter, which widget appear and then not work?
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I have widgets but they don't work
by suecheat33 - 11/4/09 9:34 AM In reply to: I was wondering, by mrmacfixit
Sorry, yes I have widgets, but the only widget that is working is the clock. I have a caculator, ski report, time machine back-up-tracker,address book, and some other random ones, that are frozen. Some stay black.
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