Re: quicktime not working on website (solution)

[Tobes]

Followup post - I did this and it resolved the problem ... however  
the problem has manifested again, and I now no longer have the plugin  
to delete. *heh heh*


A quick Google search was no help. Any solutions gratefully appreciated.

Cheers,
Tobes.


On 25/05/2005, at 10:39 AM, Rob Davies wrote:
http://discussions.info.apple.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]@. 
68ae3535/7


Shortened result delete "QuickTime Plugin.webplugin" from /Library/ 
Internet Plug-Ins

Re: Graphics/video workstation.

[Paul Kitchener]

Doug Wilson wrote:


As Rob Davies' earlier post mentions the video/film/postproduction side of
the creative industry in particular is significantly weighted towards the
Mac.  Apple's Final Cut Pro, DVD Studio Pro, Soundtrack Pro, Logic, Shake,
Motion etc at the high end, and iMovie, iDVD, Garageband, iPhoto at the low
end are a formidable force in the industry that is acknowledged by most
commentators to be unmatched on the PC platform.  Just see how much of a
Mac-town Hollywood is.
   



Just catching up on my email from the last few days.

The above is truer than many people not doing video work realize.



Something I always find cute is when PC people try to dismiss Macs as 
just being 'good at video'.

It's like saying a particular car or other is good at 'driving'.

I ask you, if they are 'good' at video which is probably the most 
fundamental of all capabilities, what are they bad at then?


It's a funny old world indeed.


Have fun
Paul

Macs for free

[Martin Hill]

Please contact Mark directly on mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Free to a good home:

Umax Asra 610S Scanner (SCSI)
Iomega Zip Drive 100 (with power and scsi cables)

Powerbook 540C
PowerMac 7100/66  Ethernet
PowerMac 7500/100

Apple Multiscan 15" M2978   2 of these

HP Deskwriter B/W

Apple Keyboard M2980 ADB11
Apple Keyboard SMK-105
Apple Keyboard M3501

More about Mobile phone's

[Robert Howells]

On 30/05/2005, at 9:15 PM, Reg Whitely wrote:


Hi Rod and WAMUggers

On 30 May 2005, at 3:24pm, Rod wrote:


From what I have been told by others on this list, the K750i is the 
700 on steroids :-)  Better camera, battery life and the opportunity 
to have up to 2Gig storage space.


So should I consider the K750i as outright purchase do you think? Are 
there any special offers, (Telstra?) Is it Ok OS X compat?


From .   Macintouch    31.5.05 :-

 Mike Adams offered this tip for connecting Macs and Nokia phones:

 I think it is interesting to note that iSync does not support the 
Nokia 6820 nor the new Nokia 6822, which are both excellent messaging 
phones, since they have a built-in keyboard. Well, I've found that they 
can be used with a Mac with a software called "Phone Director". 
Although the author of this software only supports the Nokia 6320, 
6230i and 7280 and does not officially support the Nokia 6820/6822, 
I've been using this software without any problems to synchronize both 
a Nokia 6820 and a Nokia 6822 using Bluetooth. It's just too bad that 
Nokia does not tell its customers about this solution, and indicates 
that this phone is only compatible with Windows.

Re: Apple Event Adelaide 31May05

[Rod]

Hi All!

This is probably the May 31st Apple Event:



:-p  No iTMS for you!

Seeya

Rod!


On 30/05/2005, at 5:50 PM, Thomas James wrote:


Just in Adelaide?  Maybe Ben Folds will be launching it.



ITMS rumour mill is on the proverbial soap box again?


Cheers!

Rob Davies
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"You can always tell if you're working on a Mac or a PC," he said.
"Just take your applications and stick them in and see if they run
(Gates 05)." If it does Welcome to Mac OS X! (RJDarts 05).


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Motorola - Re: Mobile phone for 10.4?

[Toby Oldham]

Anyone like to share experiences with Motorola phones and iSync, or  
how they find the user interface?


The Motorola v620 seems to be pretty good ...

Cheers,
Tobes.

May the farm be with you

[Vladimir James]

I was chasing a Tiger and came across this:

www.storewars.org

Re: Australian Phonebook widget / resizing widgets

[Brett Carboni]

I have yet to see a Widget which allows resizing of its display by  
the user. In Stickies, when you enter enough data which would  
cause scrolling, the font size starts to shrink within the window.  
There is never any scrolling.


The Wikipaedia widget resizes. Latest version here,



It's a nice widget. I'm looking forward to the one that finds the  
lyrics to the song that's playing in iTunes.


Brett
Tsunami
"Sushi widgets for the discerning diner"

Re: quicktime not working on website (solution)

[Tobes]

Replying to my own thread, the problem seems to have resolved itself.  
Go figure.


T.

On 31/05/2005, at 7:39 AM, Tobes wrote:



Followup post - I did this and it resolved the problem ... however  
the problem has manifested again, and I now no longer have the  
plugin to delete. *heh heh*


A quick Google search was no help. Any solutions gratefully  
appreciated.


Cheers,
Tobes.


On 25/05/2005, at 10:39 AM, Rob Davies wrote:

http://discussions.info.apple.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]@. 
68ae3535/7


Shortened result delete "QuickTime Plugin.webplugin" from /Library/ 
Internet Plug-Ins




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Re: May the farm be with you

[Mike Fuller]

What a great little movie, Vladimir.

I think I'd like to use this with our CSA (Community Supported  
Agriculture) enterprise at the Somerville ecovillage in Chidlow.


Cheers,

Mike

http://www.somervilleecovillage.com.au

On 31/05/2005, at 4:24 PM, Vladimir James wrote:


I was chasing a Tiger and came across this:

www.storewars.org


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Re: Apple Event Adelaide 31May05

[Reg Whitely]

On 31 May 2005, at 11:49am, Rod wrote:



Hi All!

This is probably the May 31st Apple Event:



:-p  No iTMS for you!


Or Tues 1st at Sofitel in sunny ol' Melbournetown. Who's going, or is  
there one in gloomy old Pereth?

Reg

IBM ViaVoice feedback

[Lodge Family]

Hello All

Any feedback about IBM ViaVoice  would be appreciated.
Seeking voice recognition software for slot loading imacs. (400Mhz)

Needed for children who have problems putting pen to paper.

Thanks in anticipation
Rob

eMate Power Supply and Manual

[Reg Whitely]

Dear WAMUGgers

I am the proud owner of an eMate 300 which I "won" on eBay, delivered  
from Colorado USA by pony express, clippership and camel train. It  
came with no power supply or manual, which I was aware of when I bid.  
Does anyone know where I could get a suitable charger and manual  
(I'll search the web for manual)? It has what appears to be a  
standard power charger plug, (not the fat ones from iBooks etc),  
rated at 7.5v 1.2A Max.


It's a beaut little greeny bluey aqua beastie, looking like a cross  
between a baby clamshell iBook and a sea slug! Exciting!


Regards
Reg

Re: eMate Power Supply and Manual

[Reg Whitely]

Thanks Susan

On 31 May 2005, at 9:12pm, Susan Hastings wrote:

Reg, would you not use batteries? This page gives specs and battery  
type.


http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/messagepad/stats/emate_300.html
On 31/05/2005, at 8:54 PM, Reg Whitely wrote:


I've just opened the battery cover and retrieved a long blue/grey  
battery cannister, inside of which is a green sealed battery unit.  
The "4 AA nimh batteries" appear to be inside this unit. I'm loath to  
open it. From all accounts the batteries should be Ok, just needing  
charge.


quote from getting started manual which I've just downloaded:

The eMate comes with a battery that needs to be periodically  
recharged. Normal
battery life is approximately 12 to 24 hours, depending upon usage.  
Battery life is

shortened when you're doing things such as beaming and when you use
backlighting.
If you're using the eMate in a fixed location, you may want to use  
the power adapter
with the eMate to prolong battery life. When the battery is plugged  
into your eMate

the battery is automatically recharged.

and

The eMate comes with a battery pack of AA-size Nickel Metal Hydride  
(NimH)
batteries that needs to be periodically recharged. Normal battery  
usage is
approximately 12 to 24 hours, to automatically recharge the battery,  
plug the power

adapter into a wall socket or Power strip, then Plug it into Your eMate.



Regards
Reg

Scratch space

[Severin Crisp]

Has anyone else noticed how Photoshop CS2 is very much hungrier for  
scratch space than its predecessors?  Working on just one 83MB  
graphic today chewed up 1.2GB of scratch space.

Severin Crisp


Assoc Professor R Severin Crisp, FIP, CPhys, FAIP
   15 Thomas St, Mount Clarence, Albany, 6330, Western Australia.
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