Re: Subject: Re: Moving to Google Groups

[David Harris]

On Feb 26, 2006, at 4:34 PM, Judith Vansickle wrote:
Do we all need to unsub from the Maclaunch site before that can  
happen?


Judi



I don't think so, but it wouldn't hurt the situation.

You can't/won't be able to post at MacLauch at some point.

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Re: Safari problem ?

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On Dec 14, 2005, at 8:10 AM, Luis Sequeira wrote:


On 12/13/05, David Harris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:



However, Apple has an interest gem in the Debug menu.  Quit Safari
and open Terminal (Library > Application Support) and type in the
following:

defaults write com.apple.Safari IncludeDebugMenu1
and press return.



David--tried your suggestion.

I don't do a lot of mucking around in Terminal, but typed in what you
gave.  I got:

2005-12-13 11:03:52.296 defaults[1271]
Rep argument is not a dictionary
Defaults have not been changed.


Any idea what I need to do/change?

thanks!




There is a space missing in the original suggestion, between  
"IncludeDebugMenu" and "1" (or "0").


Luis Sequeira




Thanks

It should be:

defaults write com.apple.Safari IncludeDebugMenu 1 to turn the Debug  
Menu on and:


defaults write com.apple.Safari IncludeDebugMenu 0 to turn the Debug  
Menu off.


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Re: Safari problem ?

[David Harris]

Hi Amber:

I've noticed that Safari support has improved overall.  But there are  
times when it just doesn't get the results that I need.  Much of it  
has to do with the designs of the web pages, which may or may not  
have an effect upon what you are trying to do.


However, Apple has an interest gem in the Debug menu.  Quit Safari  
and open Terminal (Library > Application Support) and type in the  
following:


defaults write com.apple.Safari IncludeDebugMenu1
and press return.

Relaunching Safari gives you a new menu choice, Debug.  It has a  
plethora of cool functions.  Select in the Debug menu User Agent, and  
you can choose from a list of browsers, which includes Microsoft  
Internet Explorer 6.0 (MSIE).  Keep in mind that you are not using  
MSIE, but allowing Safari to receive certain information that would  
only be exchanged if the web browser "identifies" itself as MSIE.


If you implement this option, it may prove two things.  If it does  
work when Safari identifies itself as another browser, it will prove  
that eBay's web design is not too Mac friendly.  If it doesn't work,  
then Safari may need some modifications that may come in the future  
or you should consider not checking the box to keep you logged in.


If you change your mind about the Debug menu, quit Safari, open  
Terminal and type the following:


defaults write com.apple.Safari IncludeDebugMenu0
and press return.

Relaunch Safari, and the Debug menu should be gone.

Good luck.

dmjh

On Dec 4, 2005, at 12:49 AM, Amber R. wrote:


Hi,
I recently have been having problems with Safari.  For example, the  
websites that I used to be able to sign on with a password  
immediately are now rejecting it over and over again.  It will  
normally take 6 or 7 tries before I finally get signed on.  This is  
not poor typing on my part.


Ebay is a prime example...not only do I have trouble signing in but  
midway through checking my auctions,  I have to keep signing in -  
despite checking off a box to stay signed in.


Any ideas as to what may be going on ?  I would appreciate any  
suggestions.


Thanks,

Amber

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Re: mac to windows printing

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On Nov 15, 2005, at 5:24 PM, Clem Bacani wrote:



You have to turn on PRINTER SHARING too with WINDOWS PC.

I am not familiar though on how you turn on PRINTER SHARING with  
WINDOWS PC but I am sure you can.


Check the PC and make sure that, in Printer Settings, Properties, the  
printer is shared.  You may need to know the exact address of your  
printer, if it is indeed networked.


Though I cannot say if this will work as I have worked with PCs that  
are set to not share a network printer, which is shared by quite a  
few people in our office.


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Re: Outgoing mail password

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On Sep 24, 2005, at 12:49 PM, Peter Saint James wrote:




I'm having trouble getting Mail to send messages.

I believe (but don't know) that it's because my ISP  
(Earthlink) made changes to the outgoing mail server settings.   
Evidently they made these changes a month ago, but I just started  
having trouble in the past day.  I changed the settings as  
instructed, but still cannot get the server to accept more than one  
message at a time.


Anyone on Earthlink know the secret to getting this to  
work, or is there some other problem that I don't know about?




Peter



Hi:

If you are using smtpauth.earthlink.net, check Mail> Preferences>  
Accounts> and look for the Earthlink account.  Click on the server  
settings button.  Using smtpauth.earthlink.net as your outgoing mail  
server will require a password for X Mail to send mail.  Make sure  
that the password is there and that you have the proper server port ,  
which may vary (but may possibly be 587), but I cannot be sure.


If you can, try and chat with an Earthlink support person.  I lost  
the ability to E-mail and found that there support people were  
surprisingly knowledgeable.


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Re: Wireless Mouse & Keyboard

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On Sep 18, 2005, at 8:47 AM, Brian McEwen wrote:



On Sep 18, 2005, at 8:35 AM, Beniamino Cenci Goga wrote:



Apple. it is a matter of weeks, if not days!





I'd give them a call.  that seems really wrong, based on the  
performance  of other brands.  Ours gets quite heavy use and lasts  
for a very long time.


Oh, is this bluetooth?

B



I wasn't sure Apple made a wireless mouse without Bluetooth capability.

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I Finally Decided

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Hi:

I apologize for the length of this E-mail.

I was on the fence for a while with my 700 Mhz G3 iBook.  It had a  
broken R-11 unit (where the telephone jack locks in), which I let  
happen through negligence (I left it on the bed plugged into the  
telephone jack and my other half walked by and pulled it out.  The  
R-11 jack still worked but I had to be careful the telephone cable  
didn't slip out.  I had Airport card in it, so I did not need to fix it.


This situation gnawed at me.  I wasn't  even sure that repair on the  
R-11 jack was possible.  I heard it was part of the logic board and  
would require a complete replacement.  Finally, fate helped me  
decide.  I sold my Dell laptop with USB CD-R/DVD-ROM for financial  
reasons.  I called a local Apple consultant and after one day's  
research, he indicated that the R-11 jack was indeed separate from  
the logic board and would run an estimate for repairs.  But why stop  
there, I thought.   The iBook had a CD-ROM drive.  The hassle I would  
have to install Tiger made me decide to get a combo drive.  Along  
with a complete servicing and changing of worn screws and completely  
replaced plastic feet (I purchased this iBook used through a company  
I cannot find, BuyMicro.com), the final bill was $530.35.  I have a  
90-day warranty for parts and labor.


Whew  More expensive then a Mac Mini, I know, but it is kind of  
strange.   I'm glad I repaired the 700 Mhz G3 iBook.  It lets me be  
able to put Tiger on her and sell my 900 Mhz G3 iBook with a combo  
drive that I hardly use, as it is slightly heavier.



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A Sad Duty

[David Harris]

Hi:

I need to reset the systems administration in my 900 Mhz iBook as I am 
in the process of selling it for personal reasons.  What is the correct 
process to do this?


Any help would be greatly appreciated.

dmjh


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Re: Tiger onto my iBook

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On Jul 27, 2005, at 1:02 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:


Well, to use FireWire target disk mode, *BOTH* your iBooks have to have
FireWire. Because that's how you're going to connect them together, 
using a

FireWire cable.

Do *both* of your iBooks have built-in FireWire?

-Laurent.


Hi:

Yes, both have a 6-pin FireWire port.

Thanks,
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Re: Tiger onto my iBook

[David Harris]

On Jul 27, 2005, at 12:41 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:


on 26/07/05 23:42, David Harris at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Hi:

I purchased Tiger and, expectedly, it came on DVD.  I have a 700m Mhz,
G3 dual USB iBook.  I tried to install Tiger on my external DVD drive,
but no luck.  I couldn't select it as my startup drive in System
Preferences.

I have one last chance at installation, though, as I have a 900Mhz,
dual USB G3 iBook with a combo drive and a FireWire.  How do I do it?
Does anyone know how to link them together by FireWire?  Is the combo
drive started up in target mode?   When do I hold down the T key (I
thought that it was the Y-key)?  Is there a web page to explain how to
do it?

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
dmjh



David,

If your iBook only have USB like I suspect, then you won't be able to  
boot
in FireWire target disk mode. If I'm wrong, then you reboot your iBook  
and
then press the 'T' key immediately until you see the FireWire logo on  
the
screen. Then, you just connect both iBook with a FireWire cable.  
Again, I'm
not sure that the 700MHz has FireWire, so what I've just explained  
might be

a moot point...

You might have to contact Apple to get Tiger on CDs. I think there is a
small fee for that. You should be able to find more information about  
this

on the Apple web site.

-Laurent.
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Hi:

Yes the 700 Mhz iBook does have a FireWire port between the ethernet  
connection and the USB ports.  I see the familiar Y underneath it.


Which iBook do I boot up into target mode, the one with the combo drive  
or the one with the CD-ROM?


Thanks, and sorry if I seem frustrating.
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Tiger onto my iBook

[David Harris]

Hi:

I purchased Tiger and, expectedly, it came on DVD.  I have a 700m Mhz, 
G3 dual USB iBook.  I tried to install Tiger on my external DVD drive, 
but no luck.  I couldn't select it as my startup drive in System 
Preferences.


I have one last chance at installation, though, as I have a 900Mhz, 
dual USB G3 iBook with a combo drive and a FireWire.  How do I do it?  
Does anyone know how to link them together by FireWire?  Is the combo 
drive started up in target mode?   When do I hold down the T key (I 
thought that it was the Y-key)?  Is there a web page to explain how to 
do it?


Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
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Re: iBook Problems

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On Apr 16, 2004, at 11:47 PM, John wrote:
Sorry, I don't buy the "hinge" explanation. If that was the case, why 
is that people can hook an external monitor up when they first start 
having problems, and have the same symptoms appear there? Since I 
happen to have one of the listed (700 mhz Icebook) machines, I have 
done extensive research on this on the Apple discussion boards, and 
the real issue seems to be with the video chip. This chip is located 
underneath the lower left "hand rest" area, right where it gets all 
the heat from the hard drive. If you've ever noticed, that area can 
get extremely hot! And as we all know, electronic components don't 
like heat. This excess heat is also the explanation for another common 
problem with iBooks: hard drive failures. I believe the cooling system 
in these could have been designed better. Most of the folks that have 
had video failures, have also noticed that they never hear the cooling 
fan coming on. And yes, considering how many iBooks that Apple has 
sold, it's safe to say that the majority have not had problems. I 
bought mine second-hand (out of warranty), and other than the drive 
dying a week after I got it, I have no complaints. Like they say, it's 
the squeaky wheel that gets the attention. However, if I had to do it 
again, I would have bought one with a warranty, just for the peace of 
mind. But I would STILL get an iBook!

JR

"Powered by Mac OS X Panther!"

I agree.  I noticed that heat does build up on my rebuilt iBook 700mHz 
and on the new 900 mHz iBook I bought in April 2003.

What about the designs of the new(er) iBook G4 configuration?  Is the 
motherboard configuration the same?  If they are the same, then why is 
it not happening to them as well?

Maybe they purchased the video chips from a different supplier.

And I do so like my 12' iBooks.

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Hi:

I am trying to use my iBook (700 Mhz) with 9.2.2.  I can get the iBook 
to send and receive but not to get IE for Mac to work.  What am I doing 
wrong???

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Re:

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Hi;

Don't know if you've received a warning.  That'll keep any request from posting.

David



On Sunday, September 28, 2003, at 05:36PM, Bill Briggs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>Is this list moderated? I posted something in a thread the other day 
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Re: Mac OS X 10.2.8 update

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Hi:

Well, on my iBook, I did notice a difference.  It would always run a little slower 
than my 700mHz.  But it runs faster.

David Harris
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On Tuesday, September 23, 2003, at 07:36AM, Hugo Trottier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>Laurent,  I think you are correct i did the same up date and i haven't  
>noticed anything neither!
>
>Hugo
>On Tuesday, September 23, 2003, at 09:24 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
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>> on 23/09/03 07:58, David Harris at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>
>>> Hi:
>>>
>>> Apple released in software updates Mac OS X 10.2.8.  I downloaded it  
>>> last
>>> night.  Boy does it make a difference.
>>>
>>> David
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>>
>> What kind of difference? I was working on my Pismo yesterday night when
>> Software Update came up. I did the update, then restarted to go back  
>> to what
>> I was doing. Maybe it's just me, but I haven't noticed much  
>> difference, that
>> is, on my Pismo...
>>
>> -Laurent.
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Mac OS X 10.2.8 update

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Hi:

Apple released in software updates Mac OS X 10.2.8.  I downloaded it last night.  Boy 
does it make a difference.

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900 mHz iBook

[David Harris]

Hi:

Was wondering whether I should install a 512Mb memory in my  900 mHz 
iBook.  Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

David
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Battery issue

[David Harris]

Hi:

I have an iBook 900mHz and 700mHz.  Why is it that the 700mHz shows 3:50 when fully 
charged while the 900mHz always shows 2:50?

The 700mHz iBook has 128Mb built in memory, 512Mb sodimm memory added. It was 
purchased in April 2003 as a refurbished iBook.

The 900mHz iBook has 128Mb built in memory, 128Mb sodimm memory added with an Airport 
card.  This one was purchased new in May 2003.

Any assitance or further information would be greatly appreciated.

David Harris
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