Re: @Dana G5 to MacPro

2013-01-22 Thread Dana Collins

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So I will need to get a bootable DVD of 10.6.8 and install it normally
on a small internal drive, transfer all my old Applewotks files to it
and use it as a bootable drive in the preferences.

Dan
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Yes, or certainly a 10.6 disc, then update it to 10.6.8 via the web.
Regards,
Dana




On 1/22/13 12:08 AM, Dan Currie danc...@frontiernet.net wrote:

On 1/21/13 9:35 PM, Dana Collins wrote:
 Hello Dan, I had the same problem- had so many syllabi in Apple Works,
 I was not looking forward to exporting so many into iWorks - and I'm
 just not THAT fond of Pages yet. The nice feature about the Mac Pros
 is how easy it is to add another HD (it can take 4 - yum!). I found a
 smallish SATA drive, installed it, made it bootable into Snow Leopard
 (10.6.8) and reserved all my AW productivity for that volume alone,
 for which A-works still can run with Rosetta installed. When I'm done,
 I reboot into Lion (no ML yet) on the main drive and I am good to go
 with music work. Saved me having to find yet another app to contend
 with. HTH. Regards, Dana

So I will need to get a bootable DVD of 10.6.8 and install it normally
on a small internal drive, transfer all my old Applewotks files to it
and use it as a bootable drive in the preferences.

Dan

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Re: Sudden problems with AuroraFox on Leopard G5

2013-01-22 Thread crimsonRE
I've been using AuroraFox 17 for some months now on a 1GhHz PB under 10.5.8 
- no problems for my rather light-weight browsing, e.g., mostly text while 
searching forums for answers to tech questions about ancient HW/SW (the 
G3-5 list, for example!). The only time it bogs down is when I have more 
than a few tabs looking at eBay items...

Cheers,
Michael

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Specs on a Borderline 23 Apple Cinema DIsplay HD

2013-01-22 Thread Bill Connelly
Can anyone tell me more (tonight hopefully), about this 23 Apple Cinema 
Display HD?
Identifiers: Aluminum - M9178LL/A - A1082

In particular, is it from the later made models that had 700:1 contrast ratio, 
as opposed to the early ones that had 400:1?

Here are some research sites:

This site: http://www.chipmunk.nl/klantenservice/applemodel.html/ with Serial 
number: 2A6311H8UG0 shows it was made in August 2006, Production Week 31.

This other site states Apple changed the specs on August 7, 2006: 
http://www.everymac.com/monitors/apple/studio_cinema/specs/apple_cinema_display_23.html,
 from 400:1 to 700:1 for the 23 display.

Do you know if this particular display has this improved quality?

I have seen some Apple Support Group discussion on the subject, but could not 
draw a favorable conclusion.

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Re: Twitter on a G4 or a G5

2013-01-22 Thread JHPArizona


On Monday, January 21, 2013 10:17:08 PM UTC-7, Cameron Kaiser wrote:

  Mostly all I have heard about Twitter involves apps where you have to go 
 to 
  the app store. 

 Twitter apps are just clients; Twitter is ultimately a web service. 

 Given that Twitter is cracking down on clients, it would probably be 
 better 
 to use a web browser anyway. 

 What does Twitter is cracking down on clients mean?

Jim

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Re: Twitter on a G4 or a G5

2013-01-22 Thread Cameron Kaiser
   Mostly all I have heard about Twitter involves apps where you have to go 
   to the app store. 
 
  Twitter apps are just clients; Twitter is ultimately a web service. 
 
  Given that Twitter is cracking down on clients, it would probably be 
  better 
  to use a web browser anyway. 

 What does Twitter is cracking down on clients mean?

http://www.businessinsider.com/twitter-api-changes-chart-2012-8

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