Mail

[Jo Brookes]

Hi all,

Can I colour code people in the address book in "mail", so that they  
stand out in the inbox?


jo

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[Ronda Brown]

On 27/08/2007, at 3:03 PM, Jo Brookes wrote:


Hi all,

Can I colour code people in the address book in "mail", so that  
they stand out in the inbox?



Yes Jo,
Set up a Rules for the person & under 'Perform the following actions'  
you can set colour of background.


Cheers,
Ronni

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[J Philippe Chaperon]

Hi Everyone and hello Rod,

Many thanks for the reply which has me all red in the face! I never knew of
this software and only just now discovered it after reading your mail!

Just shows.

And now back to the Mac for some experimenting wih Image Capture.

Regards,

Philippe  



on 27/8/07 1:59 PM, Rod at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> 
> On 26/08/2007, at 12:01 PM, J Philippe Chaperon wrote:
> 

>> Can someone please tell me if there is an advantage to using
>> VueScan over
>> say Epson Scan (V1.27e)?
>> 

>> 
> Hey Philippe!
> 
> To be honest, I don't use either pieces of software.  I use the built
> in Image Capture software that comes with OS X.  It does the job
> without the baggage of the Epson software :-)
> 
> Seeya
> 
> Rod!



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Intel and Windows

[John Daniels]

Thanks to all who gave me advice on this regarding recording and adjusting
music etc. My friend has placed his order for a new 24inch iMac today. Now
as I write this on my eMac I'm envious.
Cheers
John D


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iWork 08 and Appleworks

[Richard Anderson]

iWork 08 seems to be a substitute or upgrade for Appleworks.  Has  
anyone tried it or compared them? Having just bought Appleworks for  
over $200 I'm not too happy about not even being offered an up-grade  
price on this. I can't even get a 7-day trial on it


Dick A

R. A. Anderson.
65 Dalkeith Rd.,
Nedlands,
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Mail - changing subject titles

[Richard Anderson]

I get e-mails with subjects like . Is it possible to  
change these to something more meaningful?  Anything from  Apple  
themselves comes through with an annoying blue background - is there  
any way of changing that on my system,


DickA


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unknown " rules " advice reqd.

[Bill Cole]

Hi,
G5,1.8mhz, 768ram, V10.4.10.

Looked under Rules in mail Prefs, and found the following ( of which  
I have no knowledge of, )


Rule No 1.  " from"  " contains"[EMAIL PROTECTED]  
then states move to  " pop account '


Rule No 2,  ditto   [EMAIL PROTECTED]   
ditto

can I just delete these, I have sent email to both of them to try to  
find out who they are, but both come back  as shown below, or are  
these needed , I have also searched on Safari also with negative result.


If it's just a matter of deleting them,  then how did they get there.?

Thanks for any enlightenment

Billl

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Camcorder Movie to Mac

[Wilson Tony]

One last try

I have purchased a Panasonic SDR H20 Video Camera

It ships with a USB cable for transfer to a computer  and an Svideo  
cable for TV connection


The TV aspect works fine but I cannot get movies on to my Mac Mini  
via the USB cable.


Specifications say the recording media is an SD memory Card  - SDHC,   
and a 30GB HDD


The camera will record and play back via both the card and the hard  
disk on the camera itself.  However, what is required on the MacMini  
to enable recognition of the .mov files recorded by the camera.


It appears that buying the camera is only part 1. PC users receive  
software to automatically accept the movie but Macintosh owners have  
to flounder around without any assistance from the manual, etc. I  
purchased on an understanding that the cameras were drag and drop.


Is there anyone in our community able to direct me away from this  
futile floundering darkness


I have downloaded MPEG Streamclip but it requires further payment for  
a plug in. I read of your comments about iMovie 8 - is that the  
answer? BTW, I come to this forum having checked many sites.


Sometimes new technology should be left to a small minority of  
experts until it becomes old technology me thinks


TIA


Tony Wilson
Metal Artwork Creations
27 Ambridge St
Hamersley  Western Australia  6022

[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Tel: 08 9448 1517
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Re: Camcorder Movie to Mac

[Susan Hastings]

Hi Tony, do the SDHC card and Hard Drive on the camera show up on the  
Mac at all? That would give you the drag and drop. However, you might  
still have to do some conversion to get them into iMovie.


You cannot import directly into older versions of iMovie via a USB  
cable. Macs always required the Firewire connection for direct  
importing.


If you can't see the SDHC card and Hard Drive on the desktop when you  
connect them via the USB cable, then you will have to purchase iLife  
08 so that you have the latest version of iMovie that can import  
video using a USB cable. This link shows cameras that are supported,  
just doesn't happen to list your camera. However, it looks like your  
camera would be recording in MPEG-2 which is supported.


http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=306171

If the link doesn't work, try under Apple support for imovie.

I don't think there is a definite answer to your query, you may just  
have to try it and see. The advantage of iLife 08 is that all of the  
applications are enhanced and it only costs $99.


Susan.






On 27/08/2007, at 9:38 PM, Wilson Tony wrote:


One last try

I have purchased a Panasonic SDR H20 Video Camera

It ships with a USB cable for transfer to a computer  and an Svideo  
cable for TV connection


The TV aspect works fine but I cannot get movies on to my Mac Mini  
via the USB cable.


Specifications say the recording media is an SD memory Card  -  
SDHC,  and a 30GB HDD


The camera will record and play back via both the card and the hard  
disk on the camera itself.  However, what is required on the  
MacMini to enable recognition of the .mov files recorded by the  
camera.


It appears that buying the camera is only part 1. PC users receive  
software to automatically accept the movie but Macintosh owners  
have to flounder around without any assistance from the manual,  
etc. I purchased on an understanding that the cameras were drag and  
drop.


Is there anyone in our community able to direct me away from this  
futile floundering darkness


I have downloaded MPEG Streamclip but it requires further payment  
for a plug in. I read of your comments about iMovie 8 - is that the  
answer? BTW, I come to this forum having checked many sites.


Sometimes new technology should be left to a small minority of  
experts until it becomes old technology me thinks


TIA


Tony Wilson
Metal Artwork Creations
27 Ambridge St
Hamersley  Western Australia  6022

[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Tel: 08 9448 1517
Fax:08 9448 1221



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Re: unknown " rules " advice reqd.

[Robert Howells]

On 27/08/2007, at 9:27 PM, Bill Cole wrote:


Hi,
G5,1.8mhz, 768ram, V10.4.10.

Looked under Rules in mail Prefs, and found the following ( of  
which I have no knowledge of, )


Rule No 1.  " from"  " contains"[EMAIL PROTECTED]  
then states move to  " pop account '


Rule No 2,  ditto   [EMAIL PROTECTED]   
ditto

can I just delete these, I have sent email to both of them to try  
to find out who they are, but both come back  as shown below, or  
are these needed , I have also searched on Safari also with  
negative result.


If it's just a matter of deleting them,  then how did they get there.?



HI Bill ,

Well you can delete (remove) them !  That is easily done , but as to  
why they are there

is another story !

Did you set this up yourself , or did somebody set up your Mac for you ?

I am thinking somebody may have been demonstrating how a rule could  
be set up !


Sometimes you may find that on installing Mail , Apple places a rule  
there during the installation process

so that their messages are received in your Pop mail box ,
but there would be no other rule that I have seen that has not been  
generated by the user !


HTH's

BNob






Thanks for any enlightenment

Billl

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Re: unknown " rules " advice reqd.

[Bill Cole]

Thanks for that Bob, it was set up by apple at Joondalup.( from where  
I shall get my next one from )


you may well be right it may have been generated by me, but my memory  
is not not what it was, and for the life of me I can't remember doing  
it.   another problem solved !


Cheers
Bill


On 27/08/2007, at 11:23 PM, Robert Howells wrote:



On 27/08/2007, at 9:27 PM, Bill Cole wrote:


Hi,
G5,1.8mhz, 768ram, V10.4.10.

Looked under Rules in mail Prefs, and found the following ( of  
which I have no knowledge of, )


Rule No 1.  " from"  " contains"[EMAIL PROTECTED]  
then states move to  " pop account '


Rule No 2,  ditto   [EMAIL PROTECTED]   
ditto

can I just delete these, I have sent email to both of them to try  
to find out who they are, but both come back  as shown below, or  
are these needed , I have also searched on Safari also with  
negative result.


If it's just a matter of deleting them,  then how did they get  
there.?



HI Bill ,

Well you can delete (remove) them !  That is easily done , but as  
to why they are there

is another story !

Did you set this up yourself , or did somebody set up your Mac for  
you ?


I am thinking somebody may have been demonstrating how a rule could  
be set up !


Sometimes you may find that on installing Mail , Apple places a  
rule there during the installation process

so that their messages are received in your Pop mail box ,
but there would be no other rule that I have seen that has not been  
generated by the user !


HTH's

BNob



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New imac advice wanted

[Graham Byatt]

Hi all,

I'm thinking of buying a new desktop machine to complement my G4  
powerbook.


I'm thinking 20" imac, 2.4GHz, and have a couple of questions

1.  Should I wait for Leopard?

2.  Most seem to come with ATI Radeon HD 2600 PRO but winthrop shop  
at UWA advertise Radeon X1600 Graphics card (with NVIDIA GeForce  
7300GT in the 24"}.  Which is better? Does it matter?  I'm not a big  
game player or video editor at the moment but I don't want to limit  
the options.


Are there any other options I should consider?  I would want 2GB RAM  
but otherwise 'as advertised' seems fine.


3.  There seems to be a bit more price variability than there used to  
be in the apple world?  Are there any special deals around at the  
moment?


In terms of price i've seen:

 $2,149:  20", 2.4GHz, 1GB, 320GB,  Radeon HD 2600 PRO:   @  
nextbyte, stirling highway
$2,069.10  20", 2.16GHz, 1GB, 250GB,  Radeon X1600  :   @ UWA   
Campus (edu price,   RRP is $2,299, they say)


Seems that it's not much of edu discount for a lesser machine.   I  
also saw some at Myer in Perth, just as they were closing on Sunday -  
they seemed fairly cheap but I had no time - and now I'm back in  
Dongara for a few weeks.


Thanks for all and any comments,

Graham



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[Robert Howells]

On 28/08/2007, at 10:39 AM, Graham Byatt wrote:


Hi all,

I'm thinking of buying a new desktop machine to complement my G4  
powerbook.


I'm thinking 20" imac, 2.4GHz, and have a couple of questions

1.  Should I wait for Leopard?

2.  Most seem to come with ATI Radeon HD 2600 PRO but winthrop shop  
at UWA advertise Radeon X1600 Graphics card (with NVIDIA GeForce  
7300GT in the 24"}.  Which is better? Does it matter?  I'm not a  
big game player or video editor at the moment but I don't want to  
limit the options.


Are there any other options I should consider?  I would want 2GB  
RAM but otherwise 'as advertised' seems fine.


3.  There seems to be a bit more price variability than there used  
to be in the apple world?  Are there any special deals around at  
the moment?


In terms of price i've seen:

 $2,149:  20", 2.4GHz, 1GB, 320GB,  Radeon HD 2600 PRO:   @  
nextbyte, stirling highway
$2,069.10  20", 2.16GHz, 1GB, 250GB,  Radeon X1600  :   @ UWA   
Campus (edu price,   RRP is $2,299, they say)


Seems that it's not much of edu discount for a lesser machine.   I  
also saw some at Myer in Perth, just as they were closing on Sunday  
- they seemed fairly cheap but I had no time - and now I'm back in  
Dongara for a few weeks.


Thanks for all and any comments,

Graham



You failed to mention that you had browsed the Apple store :
they will have all the current available models listed .




Bob


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Solution wamug Digest #1471

[Cryptodome]

Thank you to Ronni for sorting the problem I had with Word 2004 see WAMUG
list 1471 (8). I had to overwrite the Normal.doc first and then I changed
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>> can shed
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>> nerdiness of
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>> 
>> I have two airport extremes (a new flat rectangular one, and an older
>> circular one). I would like to the second one to extend the network
>> of the
>> first one. Both are set to "Participate in a WDS network". The
>> first one I
>> have set to a WDS mode of "WDS main" and the remote airport ID (of the
>> second one) is entered in the "WDS remotes" list. The second one is
>> set to a
>> WDS mode of "WDS remote" with the first one's airport ID entered.
>> The base
>> stations are currently about a metre apart from each other.
>> 
>> Unfortunately, the first one gives the following WDS error: "This base
>> station is set up as part of a WDS network but no other base
>> stations were
>> found". I can connect to either base station from various Macs and
>> a PC with
>> no problems. I haven't found any solution to this conundrum from the
>> documentation or Apple's support

Airport/Bigpond Problem

[Stewart Woods]

Hi all,

Bit of a long shot here but I thought someone might be able to help  
out...


Recently connected via ADSL with Telstra (Not by choice I can assure  
you!)

Using G5 imac OS10.3.9
When the modem is connected directly to the machine, all runs fine.

However, I want to serve the net out to all 4 home machines so I plug  
the modem into the Airport Base Station.

Now, email is working fine, as are Skype and Adium

BUT

Browsers always return "can't find the server at gateway.2wire.net."
Also Software Update reports an error.

When I run network diagnostics on Airport, it reports that the net is  
fine.


I notice the the domain above (gateway.2wire.net.) appears in the  
Airport admin utility under Internet -->Domain Name, but removing  
this and applying the changes, it seems to reappear?


Obviously Telstra refer me to Apple (Well, duh!)

The same problem is evident in all machines

Any help hugely appreciated

or alternatively, if this isn't easy to solve via email, can anyone  
recommend a network-savvy freelance mac person. Rob Findlay at  
MacTherapy was always my main man but I haven't had a problem I  
couldn't nut out for a while and I believe he no longer does this  
kind of work.


many thanks in advance

Stewart

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Re: New imac advice wanted

[John Daniels]

Hi Graham
I was talking to Mike at the Mac shop at Joondalup about the same machine
yesterday. The price is $1698 and he advises I wait for Leopard and the new
iLife around October.
Cheers
John D

On 28/8/07 10:39 AM, "Graham Byatt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
> I'm thinking of buying a new desktop machine to complement my G4
> powerbook.
> 
> I'm thinking 20" imac, 2.4GHz, and have a couple of questions
> 
> 1.  Should I wait for Leopard?
> 
> 2.  Most seem to come with ATI Radeon HD 2600 PRO but winthrop shop
> at UWA advertise Radeon X1600 Graphics card (with NVIDIA GeForce
> 7300GT in the 24"}.  Which is better? Does it matter?  I'm not a big
> game player or video editor at the moment but I don't want to limit
> the options.
> 
> Are there any other options I should consider?  I would want 2GB RAM
> but otherwise 'as advertised' seems fine.
> 
> 3.  There seems to be a bit more price variability than there used to
> be in the apple world?  Are there any special deals around at the
> moment?
> 
> In terms of price i've seen:
> 
> $2,149:  20", 2.4GHz, 1GB, 320GB,  Radeon HD 2600 PRO:   @
> nextbyte, stirling highway
> $2,069.10  20", 2.16GHz, 1GB, 250GB,  Radeon X1600  :   @ UWA
> Campus (edu price,   RRP is $2,299, they say)
> 
> Seems that it's not much of edu discount for a lesser machine.   I
> also saw some at Myer in Perth, just as they were closing on Sunday -
> they seemed fairly cheap but I had no time - and now I'm back in
> Dongara for a few weeks.
> 
> Thanks for all and any comments,
> 
> Graham
> 
> 
> 
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