document.write('<div id="r2j-feed"><div id="r2j-title"><a href="http://www.macfixit.com">MacFixIt</a></div><div id="r2j-tdesc">Mac OS X and iPod Troubleshooting, Support, and Help</div><div id="r2j-pubDate">July 4, 2009</div><div id="r2j-head"><a href="http://www.macfixit.com/article.php?story=20090704002024162"  id="r2j-hlink">Weekly Utilities Update: Main Menu, Cocktail, atMonitor, more... </a></div><div  id="r2j-hdesc">Staff Pick: atMonitoratMonitor is a all in one view of the state of your system. Once installed, it runs and collects data and statistics about your system, displaying them in colorful and customizable graphs that will display in floating windows or in the menubar. You can set up triggers for threshold values, so you can execute scripts or perform other functions when the system surpasses a detected level for any measurement.</div><div id="r2j-pubDate">July 4, 2009</div><div id="r2j-head"><a href="http://www.macfixit.com/article.php?story=20090702161741495"  id="r2j-hlink">Managing languages and localization in OS X </a></div><div  id="r2j-hdesc">OS X supports displaying core system components in most common languages. This support also extends to third-party applications, where developers can add localization to easily implement multi-language support in their applications. Through juggling language preferences both for the system and for individual applications and components, you can set up personalized ways to handle languages in your computer.</div><div id="r2j-pubDate">July 4, 2009</div><div id="r2j-head"><a href="http://www.macfixit.com/article.php?story=20090702100244629"  id="r2j-hlink">MobileMe updates feature iPhone-friendly enhancements </a></div><div  id="r2j-hdesc">Apple has recently updated MobileMe with a slue of iPhone-friendly enhancements as well as several usability upgrades. Continue reading for the latest updates.</div><div id="r2j-pubDate">July 4, 2009</div><div id="r2j-head"><a href="http://www.macfixit.com/article.php?story=20090702092037609"  id="r2j-hlink">Accounts not available in login window or accounts system preferences. </a></div><div  id="r2j-hdesc">OS X user accounts have a variety of attributes that determine how the account behaves. For instance, the user and group ID numbers, and paths to the home folder directory are ways the system determines what permissions the account has, and where to store personal information such as account-specific system settings.</div></div>');