Re: .mht

[Lloyd White]

Thanks Daniel,

It appears to be a big problem for Mac users.

I got back to my client and he sent me the info in text form - so my problem
is now solved.

Regards

Lloyd 




> Hi Lloyd
> 
> A bit more of a google search ("how to open .mht files on a Mac") gave a few
> more ideas.
> 
> Have a look at the following link:-
> http://forums.techguy.org/apple-macintosh/334485-reading-mht-files.html
> 
> Looks like Graphic Converter might open it.
> If that doesn't work you could also try, and this might be a long shot, you
> could try changing the .mht extension to .webarchive and see if Safari likes
> it then.
> 
> See how you go with that. :o)
> 
> Kind Regards
> Daniel
> 
> On 6/09/2007 11:10 AM, "Lloyd White" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
>> Thanks Daniel, but none of the browsers will open it.  All I get is a great
>> pile of alphabet soup!
>> It appears to have been saved on Explorer 7.
>> 
>> Lloyd
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>> Hi Lloyd
>>> 
>>> A google search shows the following:-
>>> 
>>> 
>>> So by the sound of it, it's an archived web page. Try dropping it onto
>>> Safari or Firefox and see if it does anything.
>>> 
>>> Hope that helps.
>>> 
>>> Kind Regards
>>> Daniel
>>> 
>>> 
>>> On 6/09/2007 10:57 AM, "Lloyd White" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> 
 
 I have received a  .mht  file.
 
 Word 2004 will not open it ,nor can I find anything else that does.
 
 Any suggestions?
 
 Lloyd 
 


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Re: iWorks 08 ??

[Robert Howells]

On 06/09/2007, at 11:39 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Hello.
Is there an iWorks user-group? If so I would like the web address.
I am interested mainly in the Numbers part.



Have you looked here :  

Bob

I use AppleWorks and I want to be able to make a table at least the  
size of 8cm by 8cm showing the table only, as I use four or five  
different tables (spread sheets) around a web page so all are  
viewable.

Also  in a long table I  have two to four  scroll windows.
Are the above possible or do I update to NeoOffice.

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Free Brother multifuction unit

[Paul Weaver]

I have a Brother MFC 4800 B&W laser multifunction unit for free.

It works, but needs some attention because of strange noises from inside.

Located in Palmyra.

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iWorks 08 ??

[alcrom]

Hello.
Is there an iWorks user-group? If so I would like the web address.
I am interested mainly in the Numbers part.
I use AppleWorks and I want to be able to make a table at least the  
size of 8cm by 8cm showing the table only, as I use four or five  
different tables (spread sheets) around a web page so all are viewable.

Also  in a long table I  have two to four  scroll windows.
Are the above possible or do I update to NeoOffice.

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Re: .mht

[Daniel Kerr]

Hi Lloyd

A bit more of a google search ("how to open .mht files on a Mac") gave a few
more ideas.

Have a look at the following link:-
http://forums.techguy.org/apple-macintosh/334485-reading-mht-files.html

Looks like Graphic Converter might open it.
If that doesn't work you could also try, and this might be a long shot, you
could try changing the .mht extension to .webarchive and see if Safari likes
it then.

See how you go with that. :o)

Kind Regards
Daniel

On 6/09/2007 11:10 AM, "Lloyd White" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Thanks Daniel, but none of the browsers will open it.  All I get is a great
> pile of alphabet soup!
> It appears to have been saved on Explorer 7.
> 
> Lloyd
> 
> 
> 
> 
>> Hi Lloyd
>> 
>> A google search shows the following:-
>> 
>> 
>> So by the sound of it, it's an archived web page. Try dropping it onto
>> Safari or Firefox and see if it does anything.
>> 
>> Hope that helps.
>> 
>> Kind Regards
>> Daniel
>> 
>> 
>> On 6/09/2007 10:57 AM, "Lloyd White" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> 
>>> 
>>> I have received a  .mht  file.
>>> 
>>> Word 2004 will not open it ,nor can I find anything else that does.
>>> 
>>> Any suggestions?
>>> 
>>> Lloyd 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
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Re: .mht

[Lloyd White]

Thanks Daniel, but none of the browsers will open it.  All I get is a great
pile of alphabet soup!
It appears to have been saved on Explorer 7.

Lloyd




> Hi Lloyd
> 
> A google search shows the following:-
> 
> 
> So by the sound of it, it's an archived web page. Try dropping it onto
> Safari or Firefox and see if it does anything.
> 
> Hope that helps.
> 
> Kind Regards
> Daniel
> 
> 
> On 6/09/2007 10:57 AM, "Lloyd White" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
>> 
>> I have received a  .mht  file.
>> 
>> Word 2004 will not open it ,nor can I find anything else that does.
>> 
>> Any suggestions?
>> 
>> Lloyd 
>> 
>> 
>> 
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Re: .mht

[Daniel Kerr]

Hi Lloyd

A google search shows the following:-


So by the sound of it, it's an archived web page. Try dropping it onto
Safari or Firefox and see if it does anything.

Hope that helps.

Kind Regards
Daniel


On 6/09/2007 10:57 AM, "Lloyd White" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> 
> I have received a  .mht  file.
> 
> Word 2004 will not open it ,nor can I find anything else that does.
> 
> Any suggestions?
> 
> Lloyd 
> 
> 
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.mht

[Lloyd White]

I have received a  .mht  file.

Word 2004 will not open it ,nor can I find anything else that does.

Any suggestions?

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Re: Re new iMovie

[Severin Crisp]

THe blog certainly shows how to do a frame grab or grabs.  A bit more  
complicated than "Apple-F" in iMovie06.  I looked for this in Getting  
Started and online Help but could not find it, maybe it is hidden  
somewhere.   In the ild days probably a complete printed manual would  
have revealed all.

Grudgingly I admit I like the clip scanning feature.
Severin Crisp

On 06/09/2007, at 8:54 AM, Ronda Brown wrote:


Yes Susan,

iMovie08 is very different to iMovie HD v6.0.4. perhaps another  
name would have been appropriate.


The idea behind the new iMovie'08 is to be able to quickly create &  
edit a short movie from scratch and offer optimised support for  
current generation cameras and computer hardware.
The whole program has been rewritten to take full advantage of  
MacIntel hardware.

Quote:
"The newer your video camera and the newer your Mac, the more you  
will love iMovie 08."


Someone on our list mentioned not being able capture a  a 'Still  
Image' in iMovie08.

Well you can, this guy explains how.



I haven't spent much time in iMovie08 yet, but being able to  
quickly import footage in from my JVC HDD GZ_MG37AA  -  30GB HD  
Camcorder is great.
I found the 'instant' rendering of transitions better than waiting  
around in iMovieHD for rendering to complete.
Enable 'Advanced Tools' in iMovie08 preferences and you can modify  
transitions individually, change titles layout on the fly,  
eliminating accidental deletion of titles overlaid on top of your  
video content.


The more you learn about the new iMovie08, it really is quite  
amazing, and more features will come along.
Sure it's different . but doesn't Apple .'Think  
Different' 


Cheers,
Ronni

On 05/09/2007, at 5:54 PM, Susan Hastings wrote:

Hi Stephen, the new imovie is set up differently - it allows you  
to review clips quickly to decide what to include and not include.  
I had four days of video from a trip, and found it very difficult,  
without watching hours of tape, to work out what to include in my  
final movie. So, it has a new 'tool' which the old iMovie didn't  
have.


The new imovie isn't bad at all, its just quite different - they  
perhaps should have given it a new name.


I'm absolutely delighted with it. I think Apple have done a good  
job here, and they haven't taken away the old version, they even  
make it available to everyone who buys iLife 08, regardless of  
whether they owned iLife 06 or not.


I'm sure there will be lots of people like me who prefer the new  
version.


cheers, Susan.


On 05/09/2007, at 5:22 PM, Stephen Chape wrote:


My goodness !!
I am pleased that I discovered how sadly lacking the new iMovie  
is before I got too far with my latest project.
I kept thinking "OK think positive .. I will look for the other  
editing tools when I get further along with this".

However this discussion prompted me to take a closer look.
I do not understand Apple's logic here.
How does removing all these tools make it quicker to use ?
If you want to make a movie fast, just don't use all the tools.
But for heavens sake leave them there for those who need them.
As for using Final Cut . why pay for it when it is available  
in iMovie ?


VERY BAD MOVE APPLE 

Regards,
Stephen Chape


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Re: Re new iMovie

[Ronda Brown]

Yes Susan,

iMovie08 is very different to iMovie HD v6.0.4. perhaps another name  
would have been appropriate.


The idea behind the new iMovie'08 is to be able to quickly create &  
edit a short movie from scratch and offer optimised support for  
current generation cameras and computer hardware.
The whole program has been rewritten to take full advantage of  
MacIntel hardware.

Quote:
"The newer your video camera and the newer your Mac, the more you  
will love iMovie 08."


Someone on our list mentioned not being able capture a  a 'Still  
Image' in iMovie08.

Well you can, this guy explains how.



I haven't spent much time in iMovie08 yet, but being able to quickly  
import footage in from my JVC HDD GZ_MG37AA  -  30GB HD Camcorder is  
great.
I found the 'instant' rendering of transitions better than waiting  
around in iMovieHD for rendering to complete.
Enable 'Advanced Tools' in iMovie08 preferences and you can modify  
transitions individually, change titles layout on the fly,  
eliminating accidental deletion of titles overlaid on top of your  
video content.


The more you learn about the new iMovie08, it really is quite  
amazing, and more features will come along.

Sure it's different . but doesn't Apple .'Think Different' 

Cheers,
Ronni

On 05/09/2007, at 5:54 PM, Susan Hastings wrote:

Hi Stephen, the new imovie is set up differently - it allows you to  
review clips quickly to decide what to include and not include. I  
had four days of video from a trip, and found it very difficult,  
without watching hours of tape, to work out what to include in my  
final movie. So, it has a new 'tool' which the old iMovie didn't have.


The new imovie isn't bad at all, its just quite different - they  
perhaps should have given it a new name.


I'm absolutely delighted with it. I think Apple have done a good  
job here, and they haven't taken away the old version, they even  
make it available to everyone who buys iLife 08, regardless of  
whether they owned iLife 06 or not.


I'm sure there will be lots of people like me who prefer the new  
version.


cheers, Susan.


On 05/09/2007, at 5:22 PM, Stephen Chape wrote:


My goodness !!
I am pleased that I discovered how sadly lacking the new iMovie is  
before I got too far with my latest project.
I kept thinking "OK think positive .. I will look for the other  
editing tools when I get further along with this".

However this discussion prompted me to take a closer look.
I do not understand Apple's logic here.
How does removing all these tools make it quicker to use ?
If you want to make a movie fast, just don't use all the tools.
But for heavens sake leave them there for those who need them.
As for using Final Cut . why pay for it when it is available  
in iMovie ?


VERY BAD MOVE APPLE 

Regards,
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Re: New iPods

[Adam Hewitt]

It really depends on what you want to use it for...music or video?

If you want it for music then just go for the larger drive, if you want it
for video then you would want the larger screen.

However, if you are going to be after a new mobile phone in the next ~5
months then why not wait and get the iPhone for only a bit more than the
iPod Touch?

Adam.

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>  iPod Touch
> What do you think guys??
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> http://www.apple.com/au/ipod/whichipod/
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> 16GB $549
> 
> 
> Or iPod Classic
> 80GB $349
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> Blitto
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 iPod Touch
What do you think guys??

http://www.apple.com/au/ipod/whichipod/

16GB $549


Or iPod Classic
80GB $349


Blitto



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Re: Re new iMovie

[Kyle Kreusch]

Hi all

Buy iLife '08 and get iMovie '06 for free - (TUAW)
http://www.tuaw.com/2007/08/09/buy-ilife-08-and-get-imovie-06-for-free/

About iMovie HD 6
iMovie HD 6, previously distributed with iLife '06, is available for
download for those who have purchased and installed iLife '08.
http://www.apple.com/support/downloads/imovieHD6.html

Kyle


On 9/5/07, Susan Hastings <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Stephen, the new imovie is set up differently - it allows you to
> review clips quickly to decide what to include and not include. I had
> four days of video from a trip, and found it very difficult, without
> watching hours of tape, to work out what to include in my final
> movie. So, it has a new 'tool' which the old iMovie didn't have.
>
> The new imovie isn't bad at all, its just quite different - they
> perhaps should have given it a new name.
>
> I'm absolutely delighted with it. I think Apple have done a good job
> here, and they haven't taken away the old version, they even make it
> available to everyone who buys iLife 08, regardless of whether they
> owned iLife 06 or not.
>
> I'm sure there will be lots of people like me who prefer the new
> version.
>
> cheers, Susan.
>
>
> On 05/09/2007, at 5:22 PM, Stephen Chape wrote:
>
> > My goodness !!
> > I am pleased that I discovered how sadly lacking the new iMovie is
> > before I got too far with my latest project.
> > I kept thinking "OK think positive .. I will look for the other
> > editing tools when I get further along with this".
> > However this discussion prompted me to take a closer look.
> > I do not understand Apple's logic here.
> > How does removing all these tools make it quicker to use ?
> > If you want to make a movie fast, just don't use all the tools.
> > But for heavens sake leave them there for those who need them.
> > As for using Final Cut . why pay for it when it is available in
> > iMovie ?
> >
> > VERY BAD MOVE APPLE 
> >
> > Regards,
> > Stephen Chape



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> Hi Mark and WAMUGgers
>
> On 4 Sep 2007, at 10:41am, Mark Heeler wrote:
>
> > If you don't like the new iMovie, just use the old one.  If you
> > need more, upgrade
> > to something like FInal Cut Express. Simple.
>
> Do you know if Apple intend to further update "the old one", such as
> it it is that many seem to extol its superior virtues. Are we going
> to see two parallel versions of iMovie? Eg iMovieAM and iMoviePRO?
> I suspect not really.
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Re: Re new iMovie

[Susan Hastings]

Hi Stephen, the new imovie is set up differently - it allows you to  
review clips quickly to decide what to include and not include. I had  
four days of video from a trip, and found it very difficult, without  
watching hours of tape, to work out what to include in my final  
movie. So, it has a new 'tool' which the old iMovie didn't have.


The new imovie isn't bad at all, its just quite different - they  
perhaps should have given it a new name.


I'm absolutely delighted with it. I think Apple have done a good job  
here, and they haven't taken away the old version, they even make it  
available to everyone who buys iLife 08, regardless of whether they  
owned iLife 06 or not.


I'm sure there will be lots of people like me who prefer the new  
version.


cheers, Susan.


On 05/09/2007, at 5:22 PM, Stephen Chape wrote:


My goodness !!
I am pleased that I discovered how sadly lacking the new iMovie is  
before I got too far with my latest project.
I kept thinking "OK think positive .. I will look for the other  
editing tools when I get further along with this".

However this discussion prompted me to take a closer look.
I do not understand Apple's logic here.
How does removing all these tools make it quicker to use ?
If you want to make a movie fast, just don't use all the tools.
But for heavens sake leave them there for those who need them.
As for using Final Cut . why pay for it when it is available in  
iMovie ?


VERY BAD MOVE APPLE 

Regards,
Stephen Chape


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Re new iMovie

[Stephen Chape]

My goodness !!
I am pleased that I discovered how sadly lacking the new iMovie is  
before I got too far with my latest project.
I kept thinking "OK think positive .. I will look for the other  
editing tools when I get further along with this".

However this discussion prompted me to take a closer look.
I do not understand Apple's logic here.
How does removing all these tools make it quicker to use ?
If you want to make a movie fast, just don't use all the tools.
But for heavens sake leave them there for those who need them.
As for using Final Cut . why pay for it when it is available in  
iMovie ?


VERY BAD MOVE APPLE 

Regards,
Stephen Chape


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