Showing posts with label Iphone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Iphone. Show all posts
Monday, February 23, 2009
Change Reply to Address on Iphone
Annoyed that you iphone uses your gmail address as the reply to address. I was. Here's the fix. Goto settings, Mail on you iphone and deactivate your gmail account. Then click on add account. Now don't click Google mail, but instead click other. On the first page put the desired return email address in the Address area, but use your gmail password for the password slot. Then just configure your imap and smtp settings using your gmail address and password as usual. Note, the email address you put into the first slot will have to be a gmail authorized address. You can authorize an address from the settings page at mail.google.com
Thursday, February 19, 2009
iPhone and Gmail Properly Configured
To make sure that things you trash on you iphone show up in your gmail trash and messages you send show up in your gmail sent folder follow these instructions:
http://5thirtyone.com/archives/862
http://5thirtyone.com/archives/862
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
iPod Touch/iPhone Update
By popular request, here is another post on the configuration of my iPod Touch and how i make use of it to enhance by my personal and professional lives. This post will be organized into two parts. The first will deal list my official appstore apps and webbased tools which i use. The second will just give a very quick overview of how to jailbreak the latest OS (and unlock for 2G phones) and the list which unofficial apps I find useful. FYI, its an increasingly small number these days.
Ok. My apples store apps:
(1) Google Calendar (and/or Contacts and/or Mail) syncing with Microsoft Exchange. I used to use the jailbreak app NemusSync for this purpose but the free NuevaSync services works even better. Directions for its use can be found here, but the essence of the procedure is that you create a free account with nuevasync.com give it permission to read and update your google calendar (by ticking an option). Then on your iPhone, goto Settings -> Mail, Contacts, Calendar. Then add an account select Microsoft exchange and enter you newly made nuevasync.com info. Anyway, detailed instructions can be found at nuevasync.com.
(2) Mocha VNC: This is a versatile, free, VNC client for your iPhone. I run the (also free) TightVNC server along with no-ip on my PC and this combination allows me use the iPod touch to login to my windows desktop. Its primary function is to check on numerical jobs I am running and possibly start new ones. For the free version, you lack the use of the right mouse button in windows, but the keyboard works just fine. Instructions to install tight VNC for your PC are to be found here. MAC users have a VNC server already their machines which just need to be setup. If the PC (or MAC) that intend to use has a dynamic ip address. I recommend signing up for a free account at no-ip.com which effectively gives you a fixed ip address for your computer (after you install a bit of software). Just sign up here and follow the instructions.
(3) Itunes Remote. Use you iPhone as a remote control for iTunes one a machine on a local network. Just start it up and follow the instructions. Works perfectly, is great for parties.
(3) Fring. Turns your iPhone into a internet phone allowing you to make calls (or send instant messages) using Skype or a SIP account. For SIP service i use Gizmo. But its the same cost as skype out (~2cents a minute for international calls) so if you Prefer skype it is unnecessary to sign up for it.
(4) AirSharing. Basically, if you want to read papers while you fly, or carry around maps of the subway on you iphone for those occasions when you have neither cell service or wifi access, then this is the program for you. Once installed and properly configured it makes your iphone or touch show up as a networked hard drive on your local area network. Using your laptop you can then drag and drop files to your iPhone/iPod Touch for later viewing. Supports PDF's, Word Docs, Excel, and PPT so you can even upload a presentation and give the smallest talk ever. Install the app through the app store and then follow the instructions which appear when you start up the app for the first time.
(5) Simplify Mobile Media. This app lets you stream the music in you iTunes library to your device over the internet or edge. Useful for when you want to hear a particular song that you didn't happen to squeeze onto your 8Gig device. Instructions for setup are here, but the procedure is fairly simple. You sign up for a free account, install some software onto the PC from which you would like to stream your iTunes library, download the Simplify Media app from the app store, start it up, and login with your newly created username and password.
(6) Orb the easiest way to stream video (of just about any format) from your pc to your iPhone or iPod Touch. It works just like Simplify, but it uses the safari browser instead of have an apple store app interface. So it also requires that you set up a free orb account, found here. After signing up it will ask you to install some software on your PC and point it do the directories when your videos/music/documents that you want access to over wifi or edge. To access the videos you then point your iPhone's browser to mycast.orb.com and then enter your username and password. Note, OrbLive is a $6 app at the app store which provides a nicer interface than the web interface, but I dont think is worth the money.
(7) Google Reader. I like google reader and the mobile interface is pretty good, so I use it. Just navigate to www.google.com select reader at the top and login. Easy.
(8) GraphCalc. A graphing calculator. Useful when you need it. I've used it once to plot a few functions as a sanity check.
(9) NowPlaying. Useful for finding movies and movie times.
(10) Games: Sodoku, Tap Tap Revolution, Trace, MazeFinger, Word Wrap. Aurora Feint, Sol Free
(11) TouchType: Lets you use a landscape (big) keyboard for writing long emails. Review is here.
JailBreaking.
Directions can be found here. But i will give a short overview.
Note: you can only unlock 2G phones for use with any sim chip.
Regardless of whether you've a MAC or PC the procedure for jailbreaking and unlocking your iPhone is relatively simple and involves downloading a copy of the latest operating system provided by apple. Found here for iPhone or here for the iPod Touch
Assuming that you have used iTunes to upgrade to the latest version of the device's operating system the one you want is the one at the end of the list.
You then download and running a program called QuickPwn or WinPwn depending upon whether you have a MAC or PC. Files found here for MAC and here for PC.
Basically you just install the software run it and follow the instructions. The hardest step is putting your device into DFU mode. Which involves holding down the Home button (that's the big round one at the bottom) and then the power button (the little one on the top) for certain amounts of time and in a certain order and sometimes together. But its all in the directions you will receive. To unlock your 2G phone you may be asked to download two additional files, which can be found here: Bootloader version 3.9 and Bootloader version 4.6
Once you've successfully jailbroken you device you have a few new icons Cydia and Installer. I only use Cydia so thats what i will talk about. The first thing you want to do Click on Cydia and install any upgrades that are recommended. After that i recommend going selecting Home at the bottom of the screen and then selecting "Featured apps". I have installed MobileTerminal and SSH as well as BossPrefs. You need the last one if you have SSH as it allows you to turn the SSH server on and off. I haven't tried Netatalk + MobileFinder may also be useful for those you don't want to pay for AirShare. I haven't used it but supposedly PdaNet is also a nice way to convert your phone into a wireless router. You can then point your laptop to your iPhone and get internet access on the laptop through your iPhone Edge network.
Have fun.
Ok. My apples store apps:
(1) Google Calendar (and/or Contacts and/or Mail) syncing with Microsoft Exchange. I used to use the jailbreak app NemusSync for this purpose but the free NuevaSync services works even better. Directions for its use can be found here, but the essence of the procedure is that you create a free account with nuevasync.com give it permission to read and update your google calendar (by ticking an option). Then on your iPhone, goto Settings -> Mail, Contacts, Calendar. Then add an account select Microsoft exchange and enter you newly made nuevasync.com info. Anyway, detailed instructions can be found at nuevasync.com.
(2) Mocha VNC: This is a versatile, free, VNC client for your iPhone. I run the (also free) TightVNC server along with no-ip on my PC and this combination allows me use the iPod touch to login to my windows desktop. Its primary function is to check on numerical jobs I am running and possibly start new ones. For the free version, you lack the use of the right mouse button in windows, but the keyboard works just fine. Instructions to install tight VNC for your PC are to be found here. MAC users have a VNC server already their machines which just need to be setup. If the PC (or MAC) that intend to use has a dynamic ip address. I recommend signing up for a free account at no-ip.com which effectively gives you a fixed ip address for your computer (after you install a bit of software). Just sign up here and follow the instructions.
(3) Itunes Remote. Use you iPhone as a remote control for iTunes one a machine on a local network. Just start it up and follow the instructions. Works perfectly, is great for parties.
(3) Fring. Turns your iPhone into a internet phone allowing you to make calls (or send instant messages) using Skype or a SIP account. For SIP service i use Gizmo. But its the same cost as skype out (~2cents a minute for international calls) so if you Prefer skype it is unnecessary to sign up for it.
(4) AirSharing. Basically, if you want to read papers while you fly, or carry around maps of the subway on you iphone for those occasions when you have neither cell service or wifi access, then this is the program for you. Once installed and properly configured it makes your iphone or touch show up as a networked hard drive on your local area network. Using your laptop you can then drag and drop files to your iPhone/iPod Touch for later viewing. Supports PDF's, Word Docs, Excel, and PPT so you can even upload a presentation and give the smallest talk ever. Install the app through the app store and then follow the instructions which appear when you start up the app for the first time.
(5) Simplify Mobile Media. This app lets you stream the music in you iTunes library to your device over the internet or edge. Useful for when you want to hear a particular song that you didn't happen to squeeze onto your 8Gig device. Instructions for setup are here, but the procedure is fairly simple. You sign up for a free account, install some software onto the PC from which you would like to stream your iTunes library, download the Simplify Media app from the app store, start it up, and login with your newly created username and password.
(6) Orb the easiest way to stream video (of just about any format) from your pc to your iPhone or iPod Touch. It works just like Simplify, but it uses the safari browser instead of have an apple store app interface. So it also requires that you set up a free orb account, found here. After signing up it will ask you to install some software on your PC and point it do the directories when your videos/music/documents that you want access to over wifi or edge. To access the videos you then point your iPhone's browser to mycast.orb.com and then enter your username and password. Note, OrbLive is a $6 app at the app store which provides a nicer interface than the web interface, but I dont think is worth the money.
(7) Google Reader. I like google reader and the mobile interface is pretty good, so I use it. Just navigate to www.google.com select reader at the top and login. Easy.
(8) GraphCalc. A graphing calculator. Useful when you need it. I've used it once to plot a few functions as a sanity check.
(9) NowPlaying. Useful for finding movies and movie times.
(10) Games: Sodoku, Tap Tap Revolution, Trace, MazeFinger, Word Wrap. Aurora Feint, Sol Free
(11) TouchType: Lets you use a landscape (big) keyboard for writing long emails. Review is here.
JailBreaking.
Directions can be found here. But i will give a short overview.
Note: you can only unlock 2G phones for use with any sim chip.
Regardless of whether you've a MAC or PC the procedure for jailbreaking and unlocking your iPhone is relatively simple and involves downloading a copy of the latest operating system provided by apple. Found here for iPhone or here for the iPod Touch
Assuming that you have used iTunes to upgrade to the latest version of the device's operating system the one you want is the one at the end of the list.
You then download and running a program called QuickPwn or WinPwn depending upon whether you have a MAC or PC. Files found here for MAC and here for PC.
Basically you just install the software run it and follow the instructions. The hardest step is putting your device into DFU mode. Which involves holding down the Home button (that's the big round one at the bottom) and then the power button (the little one on the top) for certain amounts of time and in a certain order and sometimes together. But its all in the directions you will receive. To unlock your 2G phone you may be asked to download two additional files, which can be found here: Bootloader version 3.9 and Bootloader version 4.6
Once you've successfully jailbroken you device you have a few new icons Cydia and Installer. I only use Cydia so thats what i will talk about. The first thing you want to do Click on Cydia and install any upgrades that are recommended. After that i recommend going selecting Home at the bottom of the screen and then selecting "Featured apps". I have installed MobileTerminal and SSH as well as BossPrefs. You need the last one if you have SSH as it allows you to turn the SSH server on and off. I haven't tried Netatalk + MobileFinder may also be useful for those you don't want to pay for AirShare. I haven't used it but supposedly PdaNet is also a nice way to convert your phone into a wireless router. You can then point your laptop to your iPhone and get internet access on the laptop through your iPhone Edge network.
Have fun.
Monday, May 26, 2008
Wirelessly Sync Iphone Calendar with Nemus
Ok, to wirelessly sync your iphone calendar with any google calendar do the following:
In the installer, select System and then install NemusSync.
Since Nemus is only for 1.1.1-1.1.2 versions of the OS it will crash when you try to point it to your gmail account. Here's the workaround that worked for me.
Open up your terminal app and su to root or ssh in from your pc. Type the following commands:
ln -s /var/mobile/Library/Calendar/ /var/root/Library/Calendar
chown -R mobile.wheel /var/Applications/NemusSync.app
Now this is important. When you point Nemus to your new account hit the Get Calendar List button before you hit the Save button. Then all is well.
Note if you currently sync your Calendar with Itunes (or sync your gCalendar with Outlook and then sync Outlook with your Iphone using Itunes) this will create duplicate entries. Fortunately, Nemus comes with a button in the Advanced Menu which allows you to delete your iphone Calendar and start fresh. I haven't had the guts to try to upload events from the iphone to the gCalendar yet, so if anyone has success with that let me know.
In the installer, select System and then install NemusSync.
Since Nemus is only for 1.1.1-1.1.2 versions of the OS it will crash when you try to point it to your gmail account. Here's the workaround that worked for me.
Open up your terminal app and su to root or ssh in from your pc. Type the following commands:
ln -s /var/mobile/Library/Calendar/ /var/root/Library/Calendar
chown -R mobile.wheel /var/Applications/NemusSync.app
Now this is important. When you point Nemus to your new account hit the Get Calendar List button before you hit the Save button. Then all is well.
Note if you currently sync your Calendar with Itunes (or sync your gCalendar with Outlook and then sync Outlook with your Iphone using Itunes) this will create duplicate entries. Fortunately, Nemus comes with a button in the Advanced Menu which allows you to delete your iphone Calendar and start fresh. I haven't had the guts to try to upload events from the iphone to the gCalendar yet, so if anyone has success with that let me know.
View Windows Media/Avi files on Iphone
It doesn't exactly work the way you want, but if you have a mycast.orb.com account and either a wireless or edge connection, then you can stream avi files from your pc at home to your Iphone. Here are the instructions:
(1) Install the lastest version of Orb, obtained here.
(2) Create an Account (and make me your friend!)
(3) Right click on the orb tray icon then select Configuration and point it to the directories which contain you audio and video files you would want to view/share.
(4) In the Iphone Installer goto multimedia and select Orb Live. Once installed just give it your login and password and your ready to go.
(5) To actually view your movies select the movie button at the bottom, then select Folders to browse the file structure you pointed orb to in step 3. Find the file you want and enjoy.
(1) Install the lastest version of Orb, obtained here.
(2) Create an Account (and make me your friend!)
(3) Right click on the orb tray icon then select Configuration and point it to the directories which contain you audio and video files you would want to view/share.
(4) In the Iphone Installer goto multimedia and select Orb Live. Once installed just give it your login and password and your ready to go.
(5) To actually view your movies select the movie button at the bottom, then select Folders to browse the file structure you pointed orb to in step 3. Find the file you want and enjoy.
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Ipod/Iphone: Best Hack Ever
I followed these instructions and yes now i can login and remotely control my desktop at home using the ipod and can do so from anywhere in the world. Watch the demonstrations they're pretty cool and even a cheap bastard like me agrees that $15 per phone/ipod is quite a reasonable price to pay to be able to login to any computer to which you have vnc access. Unfortunately, I couldn't make it work with the Vista laptop but that seems to have more to do with the TightVNC server than anything else. I will give it another try soon as some people have had luck with UltraVNC on vista.
Friday, April 4, 2008
Iphone/Ipod Hacking
After a demonstration of the sheer utility of the IPod touch, AP has taken on the task of trying to convince NIH that an IPhone is really just a pocket pc and is, therefore, as much a work related expense as a laptop. I don't know if this will fly, but if you just list the features of a hacked Iphone, leaving out the phone part, it certainly does sound like an efficiency enhancing device. I certainly feel that way about my new life partner, SuperFunky. He keeps me on time for appointments, up to date with new issues of my favorite journals, helps me review papers on the airplane, check my email and the progress of jobs running on the cluster. Not only that, but like me he looks good in leather.
Anyway, in response to a few requests, i am posting the procedure which i followed to get you and your iphone into a state of sheer mobile computing bliss:
Step 1: Prep
Update Itunes to the latest version.
Plug in Iphone and update it to the latest version (1.1.4)
Exit Itunes
Step 2: Jailbreak and Unlock
Download ziphone
Run the Program, Follow the instructions (This should only involve one mouse click).
Iphone Step 3: Unlock Iphone
Power off Iphone by holding top and bottom buttons until slider appears...
Use paperclip to pop out sim card
Put in sim card of choice.
Turn on Iphone with top button
Use Iphone to call your friends to boast of your accomplishments.
Ipod Touch Step 3: Install IPhone Apps
Start Installer: Click Install at bottom. Scroll down to iPhone 1.1.4 Applications and select it. Select iPhone 1.1.4 Apps. Then click install in the upper right hand corner. ****You may need to install the community sources and big boss's recommended.
Step 4: Installing Terminal app
Now the fun part. Most of the applications you would like to install can be found through the install app icon which ziphone provided (its the blue one). The problem is that not all of them work and not all of them work together very well. I have traced most of the problems i have had to ownership and file permission issues, which likely result from Apple's creation of a secondary user called "mobile" which does not have root access. Fortunately, straight foreward use of the terminal app (or ssh) can remedy these issues. Ziphone installed ssh, but the terminal app is something you must do yourself. The terminal app in Installer seems to be broken, but a second installer app, Cydia, has one which works just fine. So first we will install Cydia. Here are steps.
(0) First goto Click on the "Settings" Icon. Select "General" then set "Auto-lock" to "Never"
(1) Open Installer App. Click on "Sources" in lower right corner, then "Edit" in the upper right, then "Add" in the upper left. Enter the url: http://apptapp.saurik.com/
(2) After the sources are refreshed. Click "Install". Under the "System" Menu, you should find "Cydia Packager". Select Cydia and then click "Install" in the upper right.
(3) Once its completed, exit the installer. A new icon labeled cydia should have appeared. Click on it. Select "Install" and then "All Packages". Scroll down to "MobileTerminal" and then select it and then press "Install" in the upper right.
(4) While your here i would suggest also installing "lighttpd", "BossPrefs", "BossPrefs Lighttpd..", "BossPrefs Safari DL...", "1.1.3/4 Safari Patch", "Python" and, of course, "PuzzleManiak"
Step 4: Fixing broken stuff.
As mentioned there are a few bugs associated with bad file permission stuff which are relatively easy to fix now that you have the terminal app up and running. So reboot your iphone and then start the terminal app. Then execute the following commands:
mkdir Media/Downloads
su
alpine
cd
rmdir Media
ln -s /var/mobile/Media /var/root/Media
ln -s /var/mobile/Media/Downloads /var/root/Downloads
ln -s /var/mobile/Media /var/root/Sites/Media
chmod -R og+rx .
cd /var/mobile
chown -R mobile .
chmod -R og+rx .
exit
Step 5: Installing more stuff with Installer.
Start up installer, hit install at bottom. Scroll down to "Sources" and install "community sources" and "Bigboss's Recommended...". Then install:
Under "Copy Coders" install "1.l1.2 - Download Plugin".
Under "Development" install "PHP",
Under "Productivity" install "Lockbox" and "MobileToDoList2"
Under "Toys" install "Flashlight"
Under "Tweaks" install "PDF/DOC/XLS viewer", "Weather Icon Fix"
Under "Multimedia" install "PocketTcouch" and "SendSong (ver 0.31)", "Pocket Touch"
Under "Utilities" install "DropCopy (ver.0.461)" and "Sendfile (ver.0.37)
Step 6: To navagate your media files using safari open up "bossprefs" turn SafariDL to OFF and Lighttpd to ON. Then open up safari and open up http://127.0.0.1 You should be able to view any files that safari can view including pdf's and doc's. Most of the other programs are relatively self explanatory. The flashlight is particularly useful, as in drop copy. Also, since ssh is installed, a program like WinSCP can be used to easily transfer files to and from the iphone via its wireless connection. The ip address of the phone can be obtained from the bossprefs windows. Also, when surfing the web you can download some files (mostly media files) by turning ON bossprefs safari download option. Clicking on media files will cause them to be downloaded to the Media/Downloads directory.
Step 7: Install simplify mobile media which is under Multimedia in the installer. This app will allow you to stream media from your pc to your iphone wherever you are. When this first came out the poor interface made it useless so I was using the web-based mycast.orb.com solution. Now Simplify Media has a very nice interface. Install it on your phone, then download and install the server software on your pc. It's found here. Create an account (share it with me!) and we're off.
Also here is a workaround for copy and paste. Its not exactly elegant but it works in a pinch.
Anyway, in response to a few requests, i am posting the procedure which i followed to get you and your iphone into a state of sheer mobile computing bliss:
Step 1: Prep
Update Itunes to the latest version.
Plug in Iphone and update it to the latest version (1.1.4)
Exit Itunes
Step 2: Jailbreak and Unlock
Download ziphone
Run the Program, Follow the instructions (This should only involve one mouse click).
Iphone Step 3: Unlock Iphone
Power off Iphone by holding top and bottom buttons until slider appears...
Use paperclip to pop out sim card
Put in sim card of choice.
Turn on Iphone with top button
Use Iphone to call your friends to boast of your accomplishments.
Ipod Touch Step 3: Install IPhone Apps
Start Installer: Click Install at bottom. Scroll down to iPhone 1.1.4 Applications and select it. Select iPhone 1.1.4 Apps. Then click install in the upper right hand corner. ****You may need to install the community sources and big boss's recommended.
Step 4: Installing Terminal app
Now the fun part. Most of the applications you would like to install can be found through the install app icon which ziphone provided (its the blue one). The problem is that not all of them work and not all of them work together very well. I have traced most of the problems i have had to ownership and file permission issues, which likely result from Apple's creation of a secondary user called "mobile" which does not have root access. Fortunately, straight foreward use of the terminal app (or ssh) can remedy these issues. Ziphone installed ssh, but the terminal app is something you must do yourself. The terminal app in Installer seems to be broken, but a second installer app, Cydia, has one which works just fine. So first we will install Cydia. Here are steps.
(0) First goto Click on the "Settings" Icon. Select "General" then set "Auto-lock" to "Never"
(1) Open Installer App. Click on "Sources" in lower right corner, then "Edit" in the upper right, then "Add" in the upper left. Enter the url: http://apptapp.saurik.com/
(2) After the sources are refreshed. Click "Install". Under the "System" Menu, you should find "Cydia Packager". Select Cydia and then click "Install" in the upper right.
(3) Once its completed, exit the installer. A new icon labeled cydia should have appeared. Click on it. Select "Install" and then "All Packages". Scroll down to "MobileTerminal" and then select it and then press "Install" in the upper right.
(4) While your here i would suggest also installing "lighttpd", "BossPrefs", "BossPrefs Lighttpd..", "BossPrefs Safari DL...", "1.1.3/4 Safari Patch", "Python" and, of course, "PuzzleManiak"
Step 4: Fixing broken stuff.
As mentioned there are a few bugs associated with bad file permission stuff which are relatively easy to fix now that you have the terminal app up and running. So reboot your iphone and then start the terminal app. Then execute the following commands:
mkdir Media/Downloads
su
alpine
cd
rmdir Media
ln -s /var/mobile/Media /var/root/Media
ln -s /var/mobile/Media/Downloads /var/root/Downloads
ln -s /var/mobile/Media /var/root/Sites/Media
chmod -R og+rx .
cd /var/mobile
chown -R mobile .
chmod -R og+rx .
exit
Step 5: Installing more stuff with Installer.
Start up installer, hit install at bottom. Scroll down to "Sources" and install "community sources" and "Bigboss's Recommended...". Then install:
Under "Copy Coders" install "1.l1.2 - Download Plugin".
Under "Development" install "PHP",
Under "Productivity" install "Lockbox" and "MobileToDoList2"
Under "Toys" install "Flashlight"
Under "Tweaks" install "PDF/DOC/XLS viewer", "Weather Icon Fix"
Under "Multimedia" install "PocketTcouch" and "SendSong (ver 0.31)", "Pocket Touch"
Under "Utilities" install "DropCopy (ver.0.461)" and "Sendfile (ver.0.37)
Step 6: To navagate your media files using safari open up "bossprefs" turn SafariDL to OFF and Lighttpd to ON. Then open up safari and open up http://127.0.0.1 You should be able to view any files that safari can view including pdf's and doc's. Most of the other programs are relatively self explanatory. The flashlight is particularly useful, as in drop copy. Also, since ssh is installed, a program like WinSCP can be used to easily transfer files to and from the iphone via its wireless connection. The ip address of the phone can be obtained from the bossprefs windows. Also, when surfing the web you can download some files (mostly media files) by turning ON bossprefs safari download option. Clicking on media files will cause them to be downloaded to the Media/Downloads directory.
Step 7: Install simplify mobile media which is under Multimedia in the installer. This app will allow you to stream media from your pc to your iphone wherever you are. When this first came out the poor interface made it useless so I was using the web-based mycast.orb.com solution. Now Simplify Media has a very nice interface. Install it on your phone, then download and install the server software on your pc. It's found here. Create an account (share it with me!) and we're off.
Also here is a workaround for copy and paste. Its not exactly elegant but it works in a pinch.
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