Wanted: Bryce 5.5

[Wez]

Anyone here got a copy of this they are willing to party with or 
knows a good place to get it.


As far as i know its been dropped from Mac support and will no longer 
be released so thought i better get the final copy since i like the 
program.


WEZ!

Re: Burning DVD's from iDVD Created Discs

[Stephen Chape]

Wow !
I obviously have a U key where the I key should be.
And it seems I have a rogue F key that does it's own thing.
Must look unto that U think !!

On 19/11/2005, at 1:08 PM, Stephen Chape wrote:


I am not with you here John ?
You can make as many DVD copies as you wish from the DMG file  
created by dusk utility.

Each DVC created works fine on a DVDF player (not just on a computer).

On 19/11/2005, at 9:56 AM, John Carlson wrote:

At our school most of the students are burning their iMovie  
projects to DVD
using iDVD. Once this is complete they are required to remove  
their project
from the computer to free up space. Mostly we get the required  
number of
copies at the time of the original burning and this works  
fine.Recently we
have had the need to get more copies of some of the students' work  
but have
been unable to copy from the iDVD created discs other than using  
Image Copy

from Disk Utility, which allows playback only on computers.
Using G5 desktops 1.8gHz
JC



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Re: Powerbook Keyboard Problem

[Neil Houghton]

on 19/11/05 11:28, Metal Artwork Creations at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Hi Neil
> I am an Albany boy and will be down there in a couple of weeks
> My return key on same machine pops off also
> There are 2 tiny holes in the metal rods attached to floor of keyboard
> The pad spokes slide into those holes
> Good luck
> Tony
> On 18/11/2005, at 9:17 PM, Neil Houghton wrote:

Hi Tony,

I'm not sure I quite follow your description.

The only metal rod I can see is the U shaped one which is attached (clips
into) to the underside of the key the ends of this would appear to engage in
lugs on the floor of the keypad (ie the keyboard itself).

My problem appears to be in engaging the white scissors with the relevant
lugs on the keyboard. The bottom lugs (closest to the user) appear to engage
but the top ones (closest to the screen) do not. So on first fitting the key
it all works but is not properly held down (ie attached to the keyboard) the
bottom or rear of the key is held down OK but the top or front of the key is
free to lift - at which point the whole key can sort of move around so the
rear lugs can also disengage.

Can you explain just how your key pops off and how you reattach it. When it
pops off does the white scissor come off with the key or remain attached to
the keyboard. Similarly when refitting do you attach the key & scissor
together or fit the scissor to the keyboard and thensnap on the key. I've
tried both approaches without success but it would help to know what is the
correct approach!

Thanks for your help.


Neil

>> 15" 400 MHz G4 Ti Powerbook
>> 
>> Had problem with left hand shift key not depressing properly (switch
>> is fine
>> problem was mechanical). I suspected shit under key but, whilst trying
>> to
>> dislodge the problem, I dislodged the key itself. Now I'm having
>> trouble
>> trying to re-fit the key.
>> 
>> The switch still works and the dislodged key does not seem to have any
>> broken/damaged pieces. There is a two-part white plastic scissor
>> mechanism
>> still attached to the base of the (removed) key and a |___| shaped
>> swivelling wire piece, also still attached to the key.
>> 
>> I can see where the key fits over the switch button but I am not sure
>> how to
>> get the various mechanisms to engage the lugs on the keyboard.
>> 
>> Does anybody out there have experience with removing and re-fitting
>> keys who
>> could point me in the right direction - ideally a link to a drawing
>> showing
>> how the key mechanism works!
>> 
>> TIA
>> 
>> Neil
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>> Albany, Western Australia
>> Tel: +61 8 9841 6063
>> Fax: +61 8 9841 6137
>> Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Re: Burning DVD's from iDVD Created Discs

[Stephen Chape]

I am not with you here John ?
You can make as many DVD copies as you wish from the DMG file created  
by dusk utility.

Each DVC created works fine on a DVDF player (not just on a computer).

On 19/11/2005, at 9:56 AM, John Carlson wrote:

At our school most of the students are burning their iMovie  
projects to DVD
using iDVD. Once this is complete they are required to remove their  
project
from the computer to free up space. Mostly we get the required  
number of
copies at the time of the original burning and this works  
fine.Recently we
have had the need to get more copies of some of the students' work  
but have
been unable to copy from the iDVD created discs other than using  
Image Copy

from Disk Utility, which allows playback only on computers.
Using G5 desktops 1.8gHz
JC



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Re: Burning DVD's from iDVD Created Discs

[Dark1]

You shouldn't have trouble using the disc utility.  I used it myself  
to make additional iDVD discs and they worked fine on my DVD player.


Ruben A. Franke

At our school most of the students are burning their iMovie  
projects to DVD
using iDVD. Once this is complete they are required to remove their  
project
from the computer to free up space. Mostly we get the required  
number of
copies at the time of the original burning and this works  
fine.Recently we
have had the need to get more copies of some of the students' work  
but have
been unable to copy from the iDVD created discs other than using  
Image Copy

from Disk Utility, which allows playback only on computers.
Using G5 desktops 1.8gHz
JC



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Burning DVD's from iDVD Created Discs

[John Carlson]

At our school most of the students are burning their iMovie projects to DVD
using iDVD. Once this is complete they are required to remove their project
from the computer to free up space. Mostly we get the required number of
copies at the time of the original burning and this works fine.Recently we
have had the need to get more copies of some of the students' work but have
been unable to copy from the iDVD created discs other than using Image Copy
from Disk Utility, which allows playback only on computers.
Using G5 desktops 1.8gHz
JC