Apple Hot News Headlines - not working?

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So you don't see "Learn more about your favorite Mac creative applications" under Latest News.

ali b

Julie,

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Upload the image to an online storage facility, like one of these linked to below.

Flickr
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Then use HTML formatting, to insert the URL of the location.
Use this format <img src="Insert URL Here">
Post the resulting line of text.

Keep the images small, and unobtrusive, when possible.
If the image is large, you can use this format:
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Below that type "Click to View Full Size".
The image will appear in the post at the size you selected, but when clicked, will open full screen.

You can also just post a Link/URL, to the image location, using this format:

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You can also insert the URL between ! (Exclamation Marks).

Or use Skitch.

Quoted from the Skitch website:
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ali b

Julie,

Instructions here Shortcuts for taking pictures of the screen.

ali b

Julie,

I'm mystified!

Have you clicked on the All tab in the Latest News menubar?

ali b

ali,

I think that you have picked up on something here. When I look at this page on my computer, one of the options in the menu bar is shaded, whether it be "All" or something else. On Julie's screenshot, nothing is shaded/highlighted. How it got that way, I have no idea. I haven't been able to duplicate it.

Julie,

From the Safari contextual menu, select Empty Cache.
From the Safari contextual menu, select Reset Safari.
If you wish to retain any of the stored info listed, uncheck the corresponding item.
Check all other options, and click Reset.
When that has completed, quit Safari.

Navigate to HD > Users > Your Account > Library > Preferences:
In that folder, locate and move to the Trash, this file com.apple.Safari.plist, and if present, com.apple.Safari.plist.saved.

Navigate to HD > Users > Your Account > Library > Safari.
In that folder, move to the Trash all items except Bookmarks.plist.

Navigate to HD > Users > Your Account > Library > Caches > Safari.
In that folder, move to the Trash, any items that appear.
Empty the Trash.

ali b

So, lets get this straight. We have an issue with:

1. Multiple machines, across
2. Multiple platforms, across
3. Multiple browsers, across
4. Multiple users, across
5. Multiple countries.

What are the odds of that happening?

There must be a matter of interpretation going on here.
Belated April Fools maybe?

Joe

Do you have the same situation occur on other localized Apple sites?

http://www.apple.com/jp/hotnews/

http://www.apple.com/uk/hotnews/

Eric W.

Julie,

I have reported Joeuu's comment.

For the record, I have been experiencing the same issue myself, and I have tried all the tips here too, to no avail.

All the best,
LukeD