osx-leopard

I have been running Apache HTTPD in 64bit mode by stripping out the 32bit architecture from the binary (along with the ppc parts). I did this to make it more compatible for python and mysql. However I have another machine that needs it to be run in 32bit mode (it has all four original architectures still in it). Is it possible to make sure that it is running in 32 bit mode and that anything compiled against it uses said mode. Are my options limited to stripping it, or are there start up optiosn that I do not know about. You can use the arch(1) command to change the which architecture is used.

I have a drop down box where I am setting background color of options as gray based on some conditions. The problem is its all work fine with almost browser on windows machine but its not working in Safari & Chrome on MAC OS. I used color as: Color name: Gray , hex color code: #CCCCCC and with rgb(204,204,204) but all of three isn't working. I done goggling and found that there is some problem with safari in MAC. I am not sure how to fix this. There is an open post at mac forums which didn't replied yet: http://www.mac-forums.com/forums/web-design-hosting/144101-drop-down-background-color-mac

I'm learning how to build programs with Cocoa. I'm using a sample Apple application that records video from a webcam. I'd like to start and stop the video by capturing the key press. I've tried to override the keydown event but I've read that it's not possible in an NSObject . How can I handle this kind of event? The class of application extends a NSObject class. This is the code: - (void)keyDown:(NSEvent *)event { NSLog(@"Hi there"); NSString *characters = [event characters]; if ([characters length]) { switch ([characters characterAtIndex:0]) { case NSUpArrowFunctionKey: NSLog(@"Key UP");