Chris
How fast is your Verizon DSL? What is the monthly charge? Are you in DC?
Have you spoken to more than one CSR at Verizon? When one Customer
service rep gives you the 'wrong' answer, call back and get a different
CSR! Dry loop--unbundled Internet-only without land line--can be much
more
Since it's possible to get +20Mbps DSL speeds on copper lines in east
Asia, why can't US providers give anything close to that on copper
instead of pushing FIOS? FIOS requires installing all new lines, while
converting DSL to VDSL depends on computers at the source and updating
local switches.
"Rev. Stewart Marshall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió:
What I read (and I think it was on this list) is that they disable the POTS
service from the box or father back.
It is their way of cutting back on service for that type of line etc.
Keep a cell phone handy. The FCC is requiring (and the
I open different browsers together to get into different accounts with
the same company. Helps with viewing credit card transactions where we
both have cards, different acct #s, at our CU and Chase. Works for me
using Safari, Firefox and SeaMonkey simultaneously. It's in the cookies.
[_these_
Are you sure that there isn't a short circuit _inside_ your Dell? or
Mac? That's a lot of drives to lose in such a short time. Maybe the UPS
is faulty--or surge suppressors--or a bad circuit. One or two power
surges aren't likely to knock out all those drives, especially at
different times.
W
The biggest difference between France (Any European country) and the
US in comparisons, is plums versus watermelons.
The density of people in France is much higher than the density of
our population.
When you get away from the coasts, the density is much less.
This handicaps any company wa
FIOS is only part of the answer. It's not necessary to rewire where
there are copper lines. As long as the lines aren't damaged, new
hardware can be installed to boost the DSL to VDSL without digging and
laying the fiber-optic lines. It's possible to get speeds of 20Mbps on
copper with new hard
>When you start up an application in Windows, the operating system needs
>to know where to find the various components. If you happen to locate
>some components in other than the default locations,
Studying many years in the school of hard knocks I have found that
locating any components in ot
Photovoltaic solar panels are the sensible answer to unlimited backup
for FIOS. They can be standard equipment with FIOS boxes. PV solar
panels are small and will keep the backup batteries charged
indefinitely, even on rainy days. The price for those panels is lower
than some of the new cable/D
Apple has released 4 security updates in March,
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1222. I got a notice for a Mozilla
SeaMonkey security update today. Firefox updated earlier this week, also
Thunderbird. These are for all platforms
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/security/known-vulnerabilities.html
> What is the motivation for a government to want a monopoly of business?
> Government ends up granting monopolies after business... who has the
maximation of profit/ cornering the market motivation ... eventually
gets its way through much lobbying/ dispensing of campaign funds to
government et
John Settle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió:
Betty,
Do you by chance live in Maryland? My wife and I have been discussing going
solar with our circa 1905 house and an looking for a reliable solar contractor.
John,
Go to Chesapeake Climate Action Network, http://chesapeakeclimate.org/.
Mike Ti
On Fri, Mar 28, 2008 at 11:58 AM, Tony B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You are mistaken. Current technology requires a LOT of light to
> generate usable amounts of electricity.
>
> It's hard to find real data, so let's just take an example from Amazon:
> http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000EQ8WK
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-15; format=flowed
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
> Yes but those "administration fees" (or kickback or whatever you
> want to call them) of some of the profits doesn't make the
> government the party who wanted, proposed and ultimately benefits the
>
Ralph <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió:
My apologies for asking a question I'm sure has been answered before,
but which browser do you recommend for the Mac?
Any Mozilla browser:
Camino
Firefox
SeaMonkey suite
http://www.mozilla.org/ - lots of plugins, very adaptable
And
I loved my os 9 mac, so easy to use and fix. I had a G3 L2 cache card that
did nicely. I still yearn for bbedit and ircle...
Mike
Hey Mike. There's an OS X version of BBEdit lite--carbon version for X
and Classic/9. No link from web site, so do FTP.
Free is good: ftp://ftp.barebones.com/pu
The RIAA/MPAA represent a frightened, bullying, dying
industry--distributors. Instead of reinventing their end of the
industry, they, along with companies like Comcast and RoadRunner, are
going after the customers and throttling the service. Both business
models will drive customers away.
Ind
While I use and enjoy iTunes, I too am annoyed at all the pre-checked
software add-ons that come with the updates. Now they are pushing
Safari downloads even though I don't have, use or want Safari (wasn't
Safari part of the Apple Hack?). For every update, I have to go
through and un-check what I
> On Thu, Apr 3, 2008 at 11:00 AM, Ralph <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> > Now that I've overcome my problem with locking myself out of the XP
>> > side of my MacBook Pro, I'm pretty much enjoying it. However, I do
>> > miss the what-do-you-call-it keypad. Pg-Up, Pg-dwn, Home, End,
>> > Delete-
Constance Warner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió:
Here's another dual-boot Mac question. What do owners of dual-boot
Macs use for virus and malware protection? Do you let the Windows
side of your machine out to play on the Internet, or do you only surf
with the Mac side? I would be interested in
>
>> >I've always used disc for optical media and disk for hard drives etc.
>
> And you would be right. These are not interchangeable, except by those
> who think all words interchangeable and simply grunt.
It all depends on whether you prefer Latin [discus] or Greek [diskos].
The Latin is deriv
> The home page (www.slate.com) and one article load just fine for me
right now. I don't use slate at all. I'm located in Annandale, VA.
Connected via Cox Cable. Using Mozilla. Yes, I know it's out of date,
but I like its interface.
> Fred Holmes
I like Mozilla better than Firefox, too, a
> Need a decent VOIP phone.
>
> Needs to take power over ethernet.
>
> Are there phones out there that people
> really like? Or, not really like?
Do you want a VOIP phone to use at home or VOIP for mobile phone? Vonage
sells a VOIP home phone. Nokia has several mobile/VOIP phones [E51, N95,
N8
Come on Mical!! We navigated through downtown Hong Kong with maps and a
compass. Did we need GPS? ;-D
Didn't get lost in the Australian outback with maps and a compass. Found
our way through the mountains in Crete with map and compass. My dad got
lost in south Jersey last week. He called me o
I saw several GPS devices on sale this week in the Sunday paper for
around $200 or less. Was either Staples or Circus City. Several brands
were listed.
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>> >Tom, in DC "Economy 1" service costs $6.00 a month. No bells and
>> >whistles and you pay 6 cents a call. Local calling only. With
taxes and
>> >surcharges that's no more than $12.00 a month.
>
> Thanks Eric. My Mom is in New York and we have spent many hours talking
> to Verizon/MCI tryi
"Rev. Stewart Marshall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió:
There used to be NET10 phones not sure if they are still around.
They're owned by Tracfone, and yes, they're still around. Phone/plan
choice depends on how much you will use the phone. Net10 is 10 cents a
minute, so is T-Mobile. Net10 and
I thought newsgroups has gone away.
silly me!
I use the one in Thunderbird. It has the same interface as the mail.
Easy, convenient. Not the best, but well bundled, and free. It's pretty
much the same as the one we used in Mozilla and Netscape.
Betty
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No. Don't replace the 6010.
It's the best basic phone you'll find. It's almost
indestructible--except when you drop it into a Big Gulp like Cavan did.
It has very good reception, is very reliable. The only thing missing is
speaker-phone feature, but the headphone is also very good.
The only
Tony,
Did you read the story?
You've said that you use photo editing and video software. I use photo
editing and video software for my work. I've used both Mac OS and
Windows for years. Not only does Mac OS X work more transparently than
Windows, Windows in emulation is better on a fast Mac t
Keyboard configuration is software based. Markings on the keys just make
it easier to find the acute accent, accent grave, cedilla, circumflex,
caron, ¿ ¡ , etc. What do you do with the French keyboard if you decide
to use it for Croatian or Portuguese or Italian? Do you need a new
notebook for
Before you invest in an azerty keyboard, find out how common it is where
you will be using the notebook--in Belgium, maybe? I've seen 1 azerty,
and many qwerty keyboards among French and Swiss users [I worked at a
Swiss company]. Ask first. And get a keyboard skin instead of a
dedicated foreign
>
> In light o9f how Airlines are now finding easier ways to charge for
overweight you are probably spot on Tom.
>
> Stewart
I just got an email this morning from Iberia, subject line "New Baggage
Allowance". Love those Spaniards. What did they do? They INCREASED the
baggage allowance from 2
d open office, etc. ...any thoughts?
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Before you invest in an azerty keyboard, find out how common it is where
you will be using the notebook--in Belgium, maybe? I
Alvin,
Take the five color photos separately and open each in Preview. 'Save
As' dialog box gives a sliding scale at the bottom when you select JPEG.
Move the slider to the left for lower quality and your photo file size will
be much smaller.
I just took a +2MB photo, reduced quality to almost t
When you make changes in a document to make it smaller, be sure to "Save
As..." to replace the original. The original may contain extraneous data
that you deleted, but are still in the file for to allow an "Undo".
There's only one level of "Undo" in AppleWorks and Graphic Converter,
but it may
The exchange rates are pretty much the same everywhere, but it's the
fees that will get you. ATMs have better rates than walking into a bank
or going to a dealer. You can look up ATM rates on the Internet ahead of
time.
There are at least two fees that you pay. One is to use the ATM, and the
>My own experience since the early 1990s has been to use a credit card for
>purchases as much as possible. Since the credit card companies convert
>huge sums of money routinely, all those commissions, etc., are minimized.
Past experience does not serve that well. What was once the best way can
**NEVER* USE A DEBIT CARD FOR TRAVEL!!!**
You could lose all the money in your account. You don't have the credit
card company to protect you from theft. A prepaid card is as bad as a
bank debit card, maybe worse. Yes, the rates are better with debit
cards, but it's not worth the risk of losin
Wire transfers are so "last century".
There's Paypal and similar services in other countries. We needed to pay
cash for an apartment in Greece this year. They said to wire it to a
bank account in Austria. I said, "No, how about Paypal?" They said no,
but there's another service that they use.
Service charges are usually much higher for converting currency in the
US, unless there are banks/services in DC that specialize in that. Call
around. There may be good deals, just not where I live. Try to avoid
changing money before you leave. Ask friends and acquaintances who have
traveled re
> Second, it reveals that Flash stores a record on your computer. I have
> read at macfixit.com that this is not cleared when you clear your
browser
> caches and that settings like Safari's "private browsing" do not prevent
> Flash from storing this information. (Another good reason to not do yo
Travelers checks may be free here, but cost a lot to cash.
Use CREDIT CARDS, never DEBIT CARDS for travel. The bank will take all
of the risk, instead of you.
Traveller's Checques are indeed passé. It's hard to find a place to cash them,
and the hotels take like 5% for the pleasure.
ATM ca
I would like to thank everyone who answered my query about this some in
extreme detail ...very helpful ...the best and nicest board I have ever
visited !!
Please send us postcards, photos, Flickr, Twitter. Here's mine,
http://geocities.com/solar1001/Decider.jpg.
Enjoy your trip!
Betty
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Does Bonjour for Windows work for Windows to Windows sharing? It works
well for Windows to Mac.
http://www.apple.com/macosx/technology/bonjour.html
Betty
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Which kind of messages are bouncing?
I've had problems with both Verizon and Yahoo SMTP servers for about a
month, but the POP servers are OK--so far. Seems that they've installed
new verification schemes they think will prevent spamming/spoofing, and
it's especially annoying to users who have us
Does anyone have a favorite program or website for tracking
investments?
I signed up for free notices at Morningstar.com. Basic membership has
some good features including some portfolio tracking,
http://members.morningstar.com/memberstpages/MembershipChart.html
Betty
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I have a 4 gen 20 GB HP iPod--bought it in 2005. I haven't used it much
since I got my pink Nano last Fall. It worked OK last time I used it a
couple of months ago, but won't start up, even after charging overnight.
When connected to my Mac, iTunes first displays all contents, then says
it's co
Tony, if you admittedly don't know anything about the subject, why
bother to reply, especially in a condescending and somewhat hostile
manner. You may have only 25 out of 375 photos that are worth looking
at, but others may have 400+ photos that are 80-100% of interest to
target viewers.
I al
>At any rate, the CD can be viewed on virtually any computer
>without problems, and if a recipient has a DVD player that they want
>to view the images on, I can only hope it works 100% for them.
You should include a ReadMe file about what you have learned. That may
tip off people who have a
>> Film has grain, digital doesn't.
>
> Digital does have noise, which in many ways is the digital version
>of grain.
Digital camera noise is highly consistent from pic to pic. Software can
profile it and remove it. Not so for film grain.
I LIKE grainy photos, and I like the flexibility
Artists, designers, photographers, illustrators, agencies--digital
and/or otherwise--please take note. Don't allow your work to be
orphaned--or stolen, legally.
Betty
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Subject:[TAGteam] USA Artists, Protect Your Work
Date: Wed, 28 May 2008 09:30:11 -
Bill Gates was pretty obsessed with designing a touch screen computer,
but I think he missed the point which is appropriate use of technology.
Touch screen makes sense on smaller devices--PDA, iPhone, field-work,
and for drawing tablets--but not necessarily for a small or full sized
notebook.
I u
> mike
>> > Most thorough news agencies are citing MS's surface, not
>> > the iphone for where MS is going with windows 7. They
>> > were released very close together..technically I think
>> > surface was first.
>
> Yeah, but like Aero, it needs special hardware to make it
> go? How many existin
> I had no idea you could still pay pretty close to new price for a
> used/refurbished camera. Yes, it does say "refurbished by NIKON
> includes warranty" but I don't think that justifies the price.
>
>
> When new, the D70 body sold for $1,099 (the "kit" with 18-70mm AF-S lens
> was $1,299), so e
Apple is said to be planning to make the latest upgrade, 10.6, of
their Leopard OS an Intel ONLY version, cutting out the non-intel
Mac community. This move, if true, is aimed at making the Leopard
OS imminently useable on Windows machines and forcing Mac PPC
owners to buy new computers if they
Most people don't realize how the quality of glass is so important in
photography. I worked for a newspaper, in the art department, and
shooting/developing/printing film, shooting photostats. If I was lucky,
they'd be printed in the glossy section instead of on newsprint.
One day one of the re
I used Flock for a while when it first came out. It's a good browser. It
was based on Firefox. They make it easier to share pictures, keep in
touch with friends than other separate programs. I already have web
space, photos in Flickr, use iChat/AIM/Addium, Twitter, YouTube, and my
son is trying
Does the iPhone use WiFi for roaming when there's an open network but no
AT&T network? Some WiFi phones switch automatically. How about the iPhone?
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missing if I use it on T-Mobile, or for overseas roaming. $199 is
tempting even though it is a big phone.
Betty
My brother in laws iphone does that.
Mike
On Tue, Jun 10, 2008 at 2:01 PM, b_s-wilk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Does the iPhone use WiFi for roaming when there'
Guess I may have to buy it in Europe or elsewhere after all. Thanks.
I found the iPhone very small compared to other pda phones. The 199 is with
two year commitment.
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>> >to pass around a room of attendees to sign in their information or
fill
>> >out a form, what would you choose?
>
> What is wrong with a piece of paper?
>
GoBook - tiny, solid, indestructible, waterproof, with keyboard and
touchscreen - saw one last week at an airport, asked the user abou
Arnold -
Is the data you're collecting something that accumulates during the
meeting, or something that can wait until the end of the meeting? Can it
be done on several [secured] touch-screen devices as people are leaving?
Assuming that everyone has a PDA of their own or a mobile phone that's
The price range is flexible, but I'm willing to spend up to $500 - $600 if
necessary. This is a business expense, so I do get a tax credit.
Tom P asked what I don't like about the Coolpix 4500. The major problem is that it
focuses, and then refocuses inappropriately, sometimes when I'm taking c
Oh, I dunno about that.
He and Paul Allen wrote in a few weeks a version of BASIC for the Altair, a
computer that
they did not have and had never seen. They first had to write an emulator for
the Altair
that ran on a Harvard minicomputer, THEN they wrote BASIC. When they demoed the
BASIC
I set my Mac's internal Pioneer DVR to region 0 after getting some disks
in Spain. I also create all my disks as region-free. We collect CDs and
DVDs when we travel, some are freebies in newspapers and/or magazines. I
want to be able to view them at home.
The inexpensive DVD players are mostly
Arnold,
Epoxy will give you a stronger bond than superglue. Should be on a
nonporous surface for superglue or epoxy [thin metal needle or rod],
using an adhesive designed for use on metals. Have you tried freezing
the broken plug tip? [Just a little drop of liquid nitrogen might do.]
Or freez
Many years ago I witnessed a laboratory demonstration of the power of
lightning. They rigged up a very high voltage spark (a shadow of a real
lightning bolt) and had it jump to a block of wood. In an instant, the spark
jumped and the block of wood was just gone. In that instant, all of the
moi
You mentioned that you can send, but not receive email. Sending and
receiving are handled by different servers. Can you get your email
online at http://secure.verizon.net? I just tried to login to our
Verizon account online and failed.
I just used Thunderbird to download and to send email, and
Can a "brown-out" also cause damage to electronics?
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Sorry, I had no idea the owners of Myspace were bloggers and were
making millions from it. Oh wait, they aren't.
Most bloggers do it for themselves, their friends, their families, not
to be famous or make $millions.
So you don't care for blogs. No big deal. The kids on FaceBook will
disagree
I have around 6 [7? maybe] accounts that I use -- some daily, others
only when I travel or when a main account is unavailable. All can be
accessed online, several are also POP3. All POP3 accounts can also be
accessed online from my Yahoo and eKit accounts. I like my foreign Yahoo
accounts; I ha
New Jersey was one of the first states to encourage its residents to
switch from incandescent to fluorescent lighting by giving away
fluorescent bulbs, then offering additional ones below cost. Any
indication that New Jersey or other states will have incentives to
switch to LEDs? $35 at C. Cran
If using more easily used metadata makes pages searchable and easier to
find, and is easy to code, why not? I think this has been used for
several years. Tagging has been made more straightforward, now that it's
implemented in blogs, rss pages, in fields, instead of at the coding level.
Isn't
Did the website change hosts? Did your ISP change DNS servers recently?
Look up the IP address of the site and use that instead of the URL. If
that works, then either request that your ISP switch to another DNS
service or add the IP address for a different service in your browser
and/or network
I have found that the bulbs made in the far east don't last nearly as
long as ones made in the USA, if you can find them any more. The bulbs
made in the Czech Republic are pretty good, too. I'd rather pay more for
quality products than get cheap junk and a cheap price.
We have one light bulb a
I am using Thunderbird 1.5 to conduct email services to and from an
ATT mail server (or a Gmail server) via my COMCAST broadband
connection. When I try to send an email to15 BBCed addresses from my
ATT address, I get this error message "the mail server responded:
[SUSPEND] /*Mailbox* *currently
Using Windows on a Mac isn't much different from running windows on any
PC. The main difference is that those users can move from Bootcamp to
Parallels. Then they will be able to use two or three or four systems
and compare them. The only people who won't like Parallels are dedicated
gamers--th
Apple hardware is no different then any other hardware. It's the creation
of the software specifically for the hardware that makes them 'less
troublesome' Component for component however, their parts as parts are no
more reliable then other vendors, and I don't mean the 300 dollar vendor.
Settin
I am hardly pro-business or unconcerned about the environment
but I think there are some good reasons
to doubt this theory, not least of which is that bee dissappearance
was first observed in the US and the apparently spread to Europe
which is the opposite of cell phone penetration patterns. The
If we're lucky, this bee-cellphone connection won't be significant, and
cellphones will continue to proliferate until they take over the world.
Or something like that.
However, cellphones or not, somebody had better figure out what's
causing bee disappearances soon. And do something about it. A
Does anyone on the group, that lives in the DC-Metro area, use this type of
cell phone?
Christopher
Yes. I have an 1100, 3595, 6010, 3220. I also have a Samsung flip phone
that I hate. All get good reception, but flip phones are
pointless--takes more effort to use--sliders aren't too bad, bu
Betty, The only reason I asked the original question, is because, I
still have an earpiece to a Nokia phone that, I just want to give to
someone because, it still works. I now have Verizon and, the
earpiece won't work with their phones.
Christopher
Should have mentioned it in your O.P.
Have s
> In terms of real scientific tinkering, what was common for experiments is
> data acquisition cards. I don't know if either system is more
amenable but
> even in the mid-90's there were literally dozens of Visual Basic packages
> for using DAC's in different types of experimental set-up (dozen
I received this question from a friend who takes a lot of photos and
stores them in iPhoto on several Macs. I don't use iPhoto and could find
only one shareware app that might help. Are there other choices than
iPhoto Library Manager? The data is stored in several data files in the
library, but
> But since you bring it up, I do get the argument about tinkering. If
the Mac
> is a great platform well designed and responsive to a whole range of
needs (which
> must be true if my MacMini is represenative) then buying a Mac to
radically
> mod or adapt it is like buying a Caddy or Porsche w
Paula,
Did you repair permissions before and after installing the update? Did
you run Yasu first? Did you back up your drives?
I've found that MacFixit is one of the best resources for
troubleshooting Macs. Also, I rarely apply an update before searching
for possible conflicts and problems f
Ron -
Check the link below.
> > How does one move a folder full of images with keywords and
> > descriptions assigned to them and not lose this information in the
> > process.
Lots of info here: www.faughnan.com/digcam.html#LibraryMerge
BUT! iPhoto is not a good way to work with lots of phot
DVD-R will work with old and new players. DVD+r should work in any
players made in the last few years, and some before that.
If you plan to upgrade your DVD player for your TV to a DVD recorder,
the DVD-R is the standard.
Either format will make good DVDs. The major difference in burning
>Not before but after reinstalling the 10.9 update I repaired
>permissions. Not after installing those security "fixes" tho. I have
>most stuff backed up. It will take hours or days to back up any further
>to the external drives since anything going thru USB is a drop at a
>time. But I think I
>Umm, no, the original point was that Congress should not be trusted with
>anything to do with technology, since its record over the past decade or so
>is a sad and sorry tale. Did you forget that part already?
I started this thread so you telling me what the original point was is a
bit odd. N
Weren't you supposed to change the topic to 'slam newspaper cause it
doesn't
agree with my idealogical bias' ?
That may well be true, but do you know anyone that feels they can trust the
reporting of Washington Times, or who believes that Fox News is "fair and
balanced"?
The problems are not t
Found this linked from digg. Tells the story of a woman claiming to be
completely unable to take electronic devices...she says wifi networks are
the worst. She's been home bound for 2 years...is it me or is this easily
proved/disproved? Seems like she likes the attention too much.
Can't vouc
>Without the use of wires running to the outside, I want to be able to
>turn the LED circuit off and on to save power.
Don't power it with a battey. A solar cell is probably the best way since
it will not produce much heat. To run LEDs you should not need a lot of
current so normal room lighti
I have two of those oversized calculators that I got on sale for $1
each. A few of those could work. You may find other parts inside that
can be useful on other projects. I have some left over solar panels from
AstroPower that are 6x6 and 8x8 that I use to recharge batteries for
outdoor lights,
Have you tried using Audacity for recording? I've had excellent results
with it. Windows/Mac/Linux
http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
Did you set the input source? Are you sure your sound card is capable of
taking input?
ulpture without placing anything in
the ice at all. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holography. The image looks
real and solid. You can view it from all sides. Quite impressive at parties.
you should ask the guys over at makezine.com they are always hacking
stuff like this!
On 4/29/07, b_s-wilk &
Searching online is sometimes effective; so are lists.
If you must have a manual, the "Missing Manual" series is very good
[using step by step tutorials], and the Dummies guides are pretty good,
too. Last time I was at Ollie's Discount Bargain Outlet, there were at
least 4 different Dreamweave
I've tried all manner of pressing & prying, but the glass is in there to
>stay.
Sometimes the screws are on the bottom. The whole case lifts off.
Be very careful with the glass. A careless former colleague of mine
broke a large piece of glass on a press camera. She was horrified when
she fo
Every couple years I have ocasion to need to fill out a PDF.
Anyone know of a free one for OS X I'm at 10.39
John,
Preview in OS X Tiger has an annotation tool that can be used to fill
out a form. I don't think it's in Panther, however, does Preview from
Tiger work in Panther? I haven't tr
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