Samsung MF Printers SCX4216

[Chris Zantides]

G'day,

I have the above printer connected via USB to my ibook - working well.

However, when I try to use image capture to scan an image, it does  
not recognize that it has a scanner connected - has anyone  
experienced something similar? Am I just out of luck?


Thanks,
hris

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Re: Auto Connect to my Airport. . .

[Zoltan Batiz]

On Aug 28, 2005, at 10:02 PM, Daniel Colwell wrote:



On Sat, 20 Aug 2005, Zoltan Batiz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


On Aug 19, 2005, at 10:25 PM, Daniel Colwell wrote:


On Sun, 14 Aug 2005 Zoltan Batiz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


Hello all,


For some reason, after I changed ISP's, my Pismo refuses to
auto-connect to my Airport Network.  I had to change my Airport
network
settings from "automatic" to "a specific network" under the "by
default
join" dialog.  Normally, this wouldn't be a big deal, but since it's
not set to automatic, on those rare occasions when I'm actually out
and
about with my Pismo, I have to remember to set it back to automatic
just to join a hot spot.  Anyone know why this is?  Should I delete 
my

network altogether and just create a new one?  Here's the specs:

Pismo 500/1gigRAM/Airport card w/ Airport Base Station (snow).  All
software is up to date, with exception of Tiger.  I'm currently 
using

Panther 10.3.9.

Thanks for any input on this matter,

Zoltan


Zoltan,

This has just happened to me in the last week. Now when I come home
and open up my Pismo I have to click on the airport icon in the menu
and select my network. Used to do that automatically. Also it no
longer asks if I want to connect to any open network it finds
elsewhere.

I have a Pismo 400/768/40G/Airport card with a Belkin wireless 
router.

Using 10.3.9.

Don't know if it is related or not but it takes a lot longer lately 
to

load any Safari pages. I checked my DSL speed on one of those free
sites and it has not changed. Just got a new (to me) iMac G3
400Mhz/640/10G/Airport and it seems to be much more snappier.

Any programs that would cause this? Airport card gone bad? Trying to
think of the changes I have made...  Anybody else out there notice
this?

Thanks,

Dan-



Dan,

Now see this is getting interesting.  I hope we didn't stumble on some
kind of bug in Panther.  I'm wondering if this is just a Panther 
thing,
or if it is something that would go away with Tiger.  Keep me posted 
if

you discover a fix.  I'll do the same.

Zoltan

The Computer Doctor


Zoltan,

In the last couple of days this has come back on for me.

The only change I am sure of is that I quit Macaroni (I had recently 
downloaded this and am running on its trial mode). Shortly after this 
I started connecting automatically again. I then started Macaroni up 
again but this time no change, auto-connect is still working. So I 
don't know if this had any bearing on the problem or that the timing 
was just coincidental.


Any luck on your end? I'm glad to have auto-connect back but still 
curious as to what the problem was.


Let me know how you are doing.

Dan-





Dan,

WELL NOW. . . this is strange.  It's working for me as well!  What did 
I do?  Absolutely nothing other than change it back to "automatic" 
after reading your last post to see if mine would work!  I wonder if 
this was a timed thing in Airport. . . at this point I guess anything's 
possible.  I'll keep you and the list posted in case it stops working 
again.  THANKS!  :)



Zoltan


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Re: Auto Connect to my Airport. . .

[Daniel Colwell]

On Sat, 20 Aug 2005, Zoltan Batiz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


On Aug 19, 2005, at 10:25 PM, Daniel Colwell wrote:


On Sun, 14 Aug 2005 Zoltan Batiz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


Hello all,


For some reason, after I changed ISP's, my Pismo refuses to
auto-connect to my Airport Network.  I had to change my Airport
network
settings from "automatic" to "a specific network" under the "by
default
join" dialog.  Normally, this wouldn't be a big deal, but since it's
not set to automatic, on those rare occasions when I'm actually out
and
about with my Pismo, I have to remember to set it back to automatic
just to join a hot spot.  Anyone know why this is?  Should I delete 
my

network altogether and just create a new one?  Here's the specs:

Pismo 500/1gigRAM/Airport card w/ Airport Base Station (snow).  All
software is up to date, with exception of Tiger.  I'm currently using
Panther 10.3.9.

Thanks for any input on this matter,

Zoltan


Zoltan,

This has just happened to me in the last week. Now when I come home
and open up my Pismo I have to click on the airport icon in the menu
and select my network. Used to do that automatically. Also it no
longer asks if I want to connect to any open network it finds
elsewhere.

I have a Pismo 400/768/40G/Airport card with a Belkin wireless router.
Using 10.3.9.

Don't know if it is related or not but it takes a lot longer lately to
load any Safari pages. I checked my DSL speed on one of those free
sites and it has not changed. Just got a new (to me) iMac G3
400Mhz/640/10G/Airport and it seems to be much more snappier.

Any programs that would cause this? Airport card gone bad? Trying to
think of the changes I have made...  Anybody else out there notice
this?

Thanks,

Dan-



Dan,

Now see this is getting interesting.  I hope we didn't stumble on some
kind of bug in Panther.  I'm wondering if this is just a Panther thing,
or if it is something that would go away with Tiger.  Keep me posted if
you discover a fix.  I'll do the same.

Zoltan

The Computer Doctor


Zoltan,

In the last couple of days this has come back on for me.

The only change I am sure of is that I quit Macaroni (I had recently 
downloaded this and am running on its trial mode). Shortly after this I 
started connecting automatically again. I then started Macaroni up 
again but this time no change, auto-connect is still working. So I 
don't know if this had any bearing on the problem or that the timing 
was just coincidental.


Any luck on your end? I'm glad to have auto-connect back but still 
curious as to what the problem was.


Let me know how you are doing.

Dan-



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Re: ram for wallstreet

[Clark Martin]

At 9:49 PM -0400 8/28/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 >I second the endorsement for DMS.

Great service. Fast, inexpensive shipping.
Used to price match other vendors, not sure if they still do.
Never had a problem with their RAM.


From my experience, low profile 256 MB SODIMMs which are compatible with
the Wallstreet and Lombard are difficult to find, whereas low profile 256
MB SODIMMs which are compatible with the Pismo are very easy to find.



There are several vendors which are currently selling 256 MB SODIMMs
which are compatible with the Wallstreet and Lombard, but these are
specifically identified as being high profile.



OWC has them:





The issue here is the Wallstreet and Lombard DRAM controller is
compatible with "single bank" (not necessarily single side) SODIMMs
and/or "low density" DRAM chips, whereas the Pismo is compatible with
both single and two bank, and single and two side SODIMMs and with low
density and high density DRAM chips.

Installation of two bank and/or high density SODIMMs on a Wallstreet or
Lombard is likely to result in the SODIMM being read as one-half
capacity, regardless of what the EPROM on the SODIMM says.



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Re: How to stop iPhoto from auto importing

[Jim Dynes]

You are very welcome.
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On Aug 28, 2005, at 9:03 PM, Sir Clark Frazier Hale I wrote:


Thanks much! :)

Jim Dynes wrote:


 I found thin on Apple's knowledge base. It will let you choose   
another app for your camera:
Choosing what application opens when a camera is connected to  
your  computer
iPhoto works with Image Capture, an application included with Mac  
OS  X, to transfer pictures from your digital camera to your  
photo  library. When you open iPhoto for the first time, you're  
asked if you  want iPhoto to open each time you connect a camera  
to your computer.  You can also choose a different application.

1.   Make sure no cameras are connected to your computer.
2.   Open Image Capture (in your Applications folder).
3.   Choose Image Capture > Preferences.
4.   Click the Camera button at the top of the Preferences window  
and  choose an application from the pop-up menu.





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Re: How to stop iPhoto from auto importing

[Sir Clark Frazier Hale I]

Thanks much! :)

Jim Dynes wrote:

 I found thin on Apple's knowledge base. It will let you choose  another 
app for your camera:



Choosing what application opens when a camera is connected to your  
computer


iPhoto works with Image Capture, an application included with Mac OS  X, 
to transfer pictures from your digital camera to your photo  library. 
When you open iPhoto for the first time, you're asked if you  want 
iPhoto to open each time you connect a camera to your computer.  You can 
also choose a different application.


1.   Make sure no cameras are connected to your computer.

2.   Open Image Capture (in your Applications folder).

3.   Choose Image Capture > Preferences.

4.   Click the Camera button at the top of the Preferences window and  
choose an application from the pop-up menu.





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Re: Confused PB

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on 28/08/05 13:02, Amber at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> I have been having some difficulty with my 15" Al PB lately (1.25
> ghz, 512 MB RAM).
> It seems to get confused if I have more than two apps open and even
> though the current app is highlighted via the red, green, yellow
> "lights" ,  the menu bar for a completely different program is on the
> top of the screen.   No matter what I do,  it will not convert to the
> menu bar for the active application.
> 
> This will not happen immediately - usually about 20-30 minutes or so
> after I have had any of these multiple applications - usually  Mail,
> Safari,  Word, iPhoto and Photoshop open at the same time.
> 
> I will restart and the same problem occurs again and again  unless I
> have only one app open.
> 
> Any suggestions on how to deal with this or what could be wrong.
> 
> Amber

Well, an application that is opened but won't bring its own menus in the
menu bar when clicking one of its window usually means that the application
is not responding, whether it is stuck somewhere in its own code or waiting
for something from the computer, network, hard drive or external devices.
That is certainly not normal.

Is it happening in different applications, after 20-30 minutes or does it
start happening always in the same application?

Do you have any application that launches at startup, in the "Login Items"
of your account?

Any external FireWire or USB device connected?

Anything that you did install or purchased shortly before you started having
this problem?

-Laurent.
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misbehaving applications can readily crash the OS (and the OS sometimes
crashes itself spontaneously). The Blue Screen of Death, sometimes decorated
with hex error codes, is what you get when this happens. (Commonly
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Re: How to stop iPhoto from auto importing

[Jim Dynes]

 I found thin on Apple's knowledge base. It will let you choose  
another app for your camera:



Choosing what application opens when a camera is connected to your  
computer


iPhoto works with Image Capture, an application included with Mac OS  
X, to transfer pictures from your digital camera to your photo  
library. When you open iPhoto for the first time, you're asked if you  
want iPhoto to open each time you connect a camera to your computer.  
You can also choose a different application.


1.   Make sure no cameras are connected to your computer.

2.   Open Image Capture (in your Applications folder).

3.   Choose Image Capture > Preferences.

4.   Click the Camera button at the top of the Preferences window and  
choose an application from the pop-up menu.


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Albuquerque, New Mexico




On Aug 28, 2005, at 8:18 PM, Sir Clark Frazier Hale I wrote:


Hello all,

I've been trying to get iPhoto to stop auto importing when I plug  
in my camera.  I'm just not sure where the preference to change it is.


Thanks for any help

Clark

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Re: Best photo organizer

[Brian McEwen]

On Aug 25, 2005, at 12:38 AM, Claire Hart wrote:

I agree.  I already had the 1121 photos separated somewhat  
chronologically.  Since I resorted to my previously-posted work- 
around, my resulting CDs were obviously completely out of order.   
I'll keep this info for next time.


Thanks,
Claire


Just was working with a friend's iPhoto version 2, and this option  
(renumber items being exported) isn't in that version.  When did it  
appear, anyone know?


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How to stop iPhoto from auto importing

[Sir Clark Frazier Hale I]

Hello all,

I've been trying to get iPhoto to stop auto importing when I plug in my 
camera.  I'm just not sure where the preference to change it is.


Thanks for any help

Clark

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Re: ram for wallstreet

[PeterH5322]

>I second the endorsement for DMS.
>Great service. Fast, inexpensive shipping.
>Used to price match other vendors, not sure if they still do.
>Never had a problem with their RAM.

>From my experience, low profile 256 MB SODIMMs which are compatible with 
the Wallstreet and Lombard are difficult to find, whereas low profile 256 
MB SODIMMs which are compatible with the Pismo are very easy to find.

There are several vendors which are currently selling 256 MB SODIMMs 
which are compatible with the Wallstreet and Lombard, but these are 
specifically identified as being high profile.

The issue here is the Wallstreet and Lombard DRAM controller is 
compatible with "single bank" (not necessarily single side) SODIMMs 
and/or "low density" DRAM chips, whereas the Pismo is compatible with 
both single and two bank, and single and two side SODIMMs and with low 
density and high density DRAM chips.

Installation of two bank and/or high density SODIMMs on a Wallstreet or 
Lombard is likely to result in the SODIMM being read as one-half 
capacity, regardless of what the EPROM on the SODIMM says.

Obviously, YMMV.

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Re: pleasant surprise after upgrading to Tiger

[Bill Briggs]

At 11:58 PM -0500 8/27/05, Claire Hart wrote:
>>>Has anyone else noticed a better wireless connection from your
>>>Airport Extreme after upgrading to Tiger?
>>>
>>
>>In terms of the graphic showing more bars lit, yes. But the signal
>>itself is unchanged. The places where I lost my signal around the
>>house haven't changed.
>>
>>david
>
>In terms of both, in my case.  When I had two bars, sometimes things were as 
>slow as dial-up.  In the same places, I have three and four bars, and much 
>faster response as well.

 I have better signal strength with my new PowerBook (about a month old) than 
with the three year old Ti PowerBook, but I don't believe it's due to the OS 
(new one is Tiger, old one is 10.3.9 Panther). But even the new one is not as 
long range as was my Wall Street with the Orinoco Gold PC card. But I imagine 
it all has to do with antenna placement and the material of which the housing 
is constructed. The Wall Street with the wireless PC card had the strip line 
antenna external to everything, and both newer PowerBook's are trying to 
broadcast from a metal shell. I don't see how a change in OS could make any 
substantial difference in performance. In the case of wireless the hardware is 
going to be the overwhelming first order determinant of performance.

William E. Briggs, P.Eng.
Senior Instructor
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
University of New Brunswick
Fredericton, N.B.
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Re: ram for wallstreet

[Shawn Harley]

I second the endorsement for DMS.
Great service. Fast, inexpensive shipping.
Used to price match other vendors, not sure if they still do.
Never had a problem with their RAM.

Shawn


On Aug 28, 2005, at 7:27 PM, Gene Osburn wrote:




Can't understand why anyone would imply that the supply of WS- 
compatible SO-DIMMs is somehow drying up...?


Quite a few dealer options to choose from via DealRAM:
http://dealram.com/prices/systems/4/256MB.html.
Personal recommendation is DMS.  Not the cheapest of the bunch but  
*AWESOME* customer service if you should get a bad module.


Don't need to take a chance on the potential crapshoot that is  
ebay


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Re: ram for wallstreet

[Gene Osburn]

Can't understand why anyone would imply that the supply of 
WS-compatible SO-DIMMs is somehow drying up...?


Quite a few dealer options to choose from via DealRAM:
http://dealram.com/prices/systems/4/256MB.html.
Personal recommendation is DMS.  Not the cheapest of the bunch but 
*AWESOME* customer service if you should get a bad module.


Don't need to take a chance on the potential crapshoot that is ebay

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Confused PB

[Amber]

I have been having some difficulty with my 15" Al PB lately (1.25  
ghz, 512 MB RAM).
It seems to get confused if I have more than two apps open and even  
though the current app is highlighted via the red, green, yellow  
"lights" ,  the menu bar for a completely different program is on the  
top of the screen.   No matter what I do,  it will not convert to the  
menu bar for the active application.


This will not happen immediately - usually about 20-30 minutes or so  
after I have had any of these multiple applications - usually  Mail,   
Safari,  Word, iPhoto and Photoshop open at the same time.


I will restart and the same problem occurs again and again  unless I  
have only one app open.


Any suggestions on how to deal with this or what could be wrong.

Amber

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