Re: Past comes back to haunt me...help

2002-06-10 Thread dan_A


If I am getting this correctly, when you try to mount a shared volume
or folder residing on the IIci from the Umax, it is asking for a user
name and password before it will mount.  Perhaps the situation is more
complicated than this, but if not, then there are two places where
users and passwords can be set. 

Ed Murphy


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Thanks Ed

I did try to do both things-create new user or even go on as guest- 
setting the IIci to allow a guest to log on. I also tried to change 
pw. The IIci wouldn't allow a pw change without putting in the old 
one. And I could not make it accept a new user or a guest. It kept 
going to default no matter what I highlighted. The final solution as 
you might have read was to pull some pref files: I just dumped 3 
items: Appletalk prefs, Users and Groups Data file and AppleShare 
prep. which allowed me to change pw. I then put back what I needed, 
Appleshare prep to operate and it worked.

Thanks again

dan_A

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Re: iCab 2.8

2002-06-10 Thread rlf9


From: the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: iCab 2.8

At 12:51 -0400 on 08/06/02, rlf9 wrote:

Gee, mine launched just now in 9 seconds, about the same as usual. What
machine are you using it in, anyway? Thirty seconds

Anything from a G3/266 on down.

That's awful. Let's see, with 6 other apps running (including iCab), my 
PB2400/G3-320 (8.6) gets Mozilla's browser window open in...uh oh...20 
sec. Not so hot at sharing cpu time I guess. Maybe that's where the 
difference comes in. Quitting iCab, trying it again...still about 20 sec 
with 5 other apps running. But in my WallSt (now on the fritz with power 
problems), 'Zilla was been terrific. Gotta admit that iCab seems more 
appropriate for the comparatively tiny screen size of the Comet. Maybe I 
should try it in the CC/PPC too...

That unseemly delay between the Mozilla splash screen's disappearance and 
the browser window's opening--about 8-9 seconds on this Comet? They will, 
I hope, fix that before long.

BTW, anyone know why iCab lists two copies of the QT plugin when I have 
but one? 

Bob F

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Re: iCab 2.8

2002-06-10 Thread the pickle

At 09:27 -0400 on 10/06/02, rlf9 wrote:

That's awful. Let's see, with 6 other apps running (including iCab), my
PB2400/G3-320 (8.6) gets Mozilla's browser window open in...uh oh...20

Uh-huh.  And I HATE running a browser as the only open app.

That unseemly delay between the Mozilla splash screen's disappearance and
the browser window's opening--about 8-9 seconds on this Comet? They will,

Not much different on the Wallstreet.

BTW, anyone know why iCab lists two copies of the QT plugin when I have
but one?

Check your System Folder - Internet Plug-Ins.  There probably *are* two
copies.  All Plug-Ins should be in the System Folder location under later
Mac OS versions; just alias that folder for browsers that don't check it
like Nutscrape or older IEs.

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Re: iCab 2.8

2002-06-10 Thread rlf9


From: the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: iCab 2.8

At 09:27 -0400 on 10/06/02, rlf9 wrote:


That unseemly delay between the Mozilla splash screen's disappearance and
the browser window's opening--about 8-9 seconds on this Comet?

Not much different on the Wallstreet.

Huh? Certainly is: I told ya, my Wallstreet gets that browser window open 
in under 9 seconds, and that includes the delay. But I *am* using a 
500MHz cpu.

...why iCab lists two copies of the QT plugin when I have but one?

Check your System Folder - Internet Plug-Ins.  There probably *are* two
copies.  All Plug-Ins should be in the System Folder location under later
Mac OS versions; just alias that folder for browsers that don't check it
like Nutscrape or older IEs.

Forgot about that one (again). Thanks!

BobF

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Re: iCab 2.8

2002-06-10 Thread the pickle

At 22:41 -0400 on 10/06/02, rlf9 wrote:

From: the pickle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: iCab 2.8

At 09:27 -0400 on 10/06/02, rlf9 wrote:


That unseemly delay between the Mozilla splash screen's disappearance and
the browser window's opening--about 8-9 seconds on this Comet?

Not much different on the Wallstreet.

Huh? Certainly is: I told ya, my Wallstreet gets that browser window open
in under 9 seconds, and that includes the delay. But I *am* using a
500MHz cpu.

*My* Wallstreet is has about an 8-9 second delay as well.  And that's
entirely unacceptable.  iCab launches with a new window open in less than 2
seconds.  Mozilla is suffering from severe bloat, mostly due to the morons
at Nutscrape who thought it would be a good idea to put an e-mail client
and an HTML editor in it.  Chimera is about 10x faster and it has the exact
same rendering engine.

And iCab still kicks Mozilla up and down on the Classic Mac OS.

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