Re: office 2004

[Neil Houghton]

But note that MS do not say it is Leopard compatible - for that you have to
wait till Office 2008 is released. Having said that, people are running it -
some OK & some reporting some problems - browse the various forums for more
info (I don't remember which specific ones I saw this in).

HTH


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on 14/12/07 2:15 PM, Susan Hastings at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> yes, no problems at all. I've used it on a couple of different intel
> machines
> On 14/12/2007, at 2:13 PM, Hugh Griffiths wrote:
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>> Hi, I have a copy of office 2004 and I am thinking of upgrading my
>> G5 to
>> a intel based imac. Will 2004 run on the intel based mac?
>> 
>> TIA hugh
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Re: office 2004

[Susan Hastings]

yes, no problems at all. I've used it on a couple of different intel  
machines

On 14/12/2007, at 2:13 PM, Hugh Griffiths wrote:

Hi, I have a copy of office 2004 and I am thinking of upgrading my  
G5 to

a intel based imac. Will 2004 run on the intel based mac?

TIA hugh

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office 2004

[Hugh Griffiths]

Hi, I have a copy of office 2004 and I am thinking of upgrading my G5 to
a intel based imac. Will 2004 run on the intel based mac?

TIA hugh

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Quick Look Inside Folders

[Kyle Kreusch]

Hi all Saw this on lifehacker Today and thought this might be useful to some
of you that use Leopard

http://lifehacker.com/software/featured-mac-download/quick-look-inside-folders-333743.php

Kyle

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Re: Embedded images in Mail ??

[Allen]

Don't know Ronni. I just see it from my side where all attachments on  
incoming and outgoing emails now sit as icons neatly at the bottom of  
the msg.  I got fed up with them opening up all the time even when I  
didn't want to see them.


I assumed recipients were getting the same as I am seeing, but I'm  
not sure, as they all have different programmes


Regards   Allen

On 14/12/2007, at 10:23 AM, Ronda Brown wrote:


Hi Allen,

In Mail Application when composing a message, if you do not wish to  
see the full graphic,
you can Control-click (or right-click) it and choose 'Show as Icon'  
from the contextual menu.
But this affects only your view, not the way it appears to the  
recipient.
To be certain that a graphic does not appear inline, you must  
compress the file before attaching it.


How does the mail plugin 'Mail Attachments Iconizer' control how  
the Recipient's email application is setup to view the attachment?


Cheers,
Ronni


On 14/12/2007, at 9:12 AM, Allen wrote:

I use a mail plug in called  Mail Attachments Iconizer from http:// 
lokiware.info/ for this problem.

Costs about A$8 and works well for me.

Regards   Allen  Gladwell

On 13/12/2007, at 9:34 PM, Stephen Chape wrote:


Hello fellow WAMUGGERS,

How the heck do you stop Image and PDF attachments embedding in  
the email itself ?

It does not seem to happen with Excel files.
I have gone through Mail Preferences several times but cannot  
find any way of switching this off.
I have friends who are not happy about receiving attachments that  
are not attached.


Any suggestions (other than using another application)?


Regards,
Stephen Chape


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Re: Embedded images in Mail ??

[Ronda Brown]

Hi Allen,

In Mail Application when composing a message, if you do not wish to  
see the full graphic,
you can Control-click (or right-click) it and choose 'Show as Icon'  
from the contextual menu.
But this affects only your view, not the way it appears to the  
recipient.
To be certain that a graphic does not appear inline, you must compress  
the file before attaching it.


How does the mail plugin 'Mail Attachments Iconizer' control how the  
Recipient's email application is setup to view the attachment?


Cheers,
Ronni


On 14/12/2007, at 9:12 AM, Allen wrote:

I use a mail plug in called  Mail Attachments Iconizer from http://lokiware.info/ 
 for this problem.

Costs about A$8 and works well for me.

Regards   Allen  Gladwell

On 13/12/2007, at 9:34 PM, Stephen Chape wrote:


Hello fellow WAMUGGERS,

How the heck do you stop Image and PDF attachments embedding in the  
email itself ?

It does not seem to happen with Excel files.
I have gone through Mail Preferences several times but cannot find  
any way of switching this off.
I have friends who are not happy about receiving attachments that  
are not attached.


Any suggestions (other than using another application)?


Regards,
Stephen Chape


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Re: Embedded images in Mail ??

[Susan Hastings]

Wow, is that a useful little program! Thanks Allen.


On 14/12/2007, at 9:12 AM, Allen wrote:

I use a mail plug in called  Mail Attachments Iconizer from http://lokiware.info/ 
 for this problem.

Costs about A$8 and works well for me.

Regards   Allen  Gladwell

On 13/12/2007, at 9:34 PM, Stephen Chape wrote:


Hello fellow WAMUGGERS,

How the heck do you stop Image and PDF attachments embedding in the  
email itself ?

It does not seem to happen with Excel files.
I have gone through Mail Preferences several times but cannot find  
any way of switching this off.
I have friends who are not happy about receiving attachments that  
are not attached.


Any suggestions (other than using another application)?


Regards,
Stephen Chape


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Re: Embedded images in Mail ??

[David Nicholas]

I have installed the Loki software.  It cost me A$18.05.

It works perfectly.  What an improvement!

David Nicholas


On 13/12/2007, at 9:34 PM, Stephen Chape wrote:

Hello fellow WAMUGGERS,

How the heck do you stop Image and PDF attachments embedding in the  
email itself ?

It does not seem to happen with Excel files.
I have gone through Mail Preferences several times but cannot find  
any way of switching this off.
I have friends who are not happy about receiving attachments that are  
not attached.


Any suggestions (other than using another application)?


Regards,
Stephen Chape


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Re: Embedded images in Mail ??

[Allen]

I use a mail plug in called  Mail Attachments Iconizer from http:// 
lokiware.info/ for this problem.

Costs about A$8 and works well for me.

Regards   Allen  Gladwell

On 13/12/2007, at 9:34 PM, Stephen Chape wrote:


Hello fellow WAMUGGERS,

How the heck do you stop Image and PDF attachments embedding in the  
email itself ?

It does not seem to happen with Excel files.
I have gone through Mail Preferences several times but cannot find  
any way of switching this off.
I have friends who are not happy about receiving attachments that  
are not attached.


Any suggestions (other than using another application)?


Regards,
Stephen Chape


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Re: G5 non startup

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On 13/12/2007, at 5:16 PM, Jon Davison wrote:

Hi everyone. My G5/10.4.10/2GbRAM/1.8GHz will not go past the grey  
apple screen on startup. If left the fan starts up and reaches its  
usual slow rise in

decibels, then reaches its peak.

I have an older version of Disk Warrior that I think works with the  
G5, but there again, the CD drawer will no open either.
Tried PRam startups to no avail. Any ideas what this may mean? is it  
logic/mother board or a similar sinister event? the machine is about  
3.5 years old.


Kind regards
Jon



Have you tried starting up in Verbose mode (restart while holding  
Comand-V)? This will show you the startup process using a Unix text  
screen. Not only can this show you where the startup process is  
stalling, it can sometimes actually cure the problem.


The other trick is to start up in Single User mode (instead of Cmd-V,  
use Cmd-S). The main opportunity this gives you is to run an fsck  
session, which will correct any disk or directory problems (more  
effective than DiskWarrior in my experience).





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Re: Embedded images in Mail ??

[Ronda Brown]

On 13/12/2007, at 9:34 PM, Stephen Chape wrote:


Hello fellow WAMUGGERS,

How the heck do you stop Image and PDF attachments embedding in the  
email itself ?

It does not seem to happen with Excel files.
I have gone through Mail Preferences several times but cannot find  
any way of switching this off.
I have friends who are not happy about receiving attachments that  
are not attached.


Hello Stephen,

Are you attaching a file using the Attach button on the toolbar or by  
choosing File > Attach File (Command-Shift-A), and selecting the 'Send  
Windows Friendly Attachments'  ?
Mail offers no convenient way to toggle Windows friendliness for  
attachments added by drag-and-drop or copy-and-paste.


Do you have the correct file extension e.g.. .pdf & .jpg?

To be certain that a graphic does not appear inline, you must compress  
the file before attaching it.
Under Tiger, the easiest way to compress a file (in Windows-friendly  
Zip format) is to select the file in the Finder and choose File >  
Create Archive of filename.

Under Leopard, in Finder choose File > Compress.

Also add your attachments at the 'end' of your email, even after a  
signature if you use one.


Cheers,
Ronni


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Embedded images in Mail ??

[Stephen Chape]

Hello fellow WAMUGGERS,

How the heck do you stop Image and PDF attachments embedding in the  
email itself ?

It does not seem to happen with Excel files.
I have gone through Mail Preferences several times but cannot find any  
way of switching this off.
I have friends who are not happy about receiving attachments that are  
not attached.


Any suggestions (other than using another application)?


Regards,
Stephen Chape


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Re: G5 non startup

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On Dec 13, 2007 5:16 PM, Jon Davison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> the CD drawer will not open either.

Hi Jon

To open the drawer, you can hold the mouse button down while starting up.

Good Luck

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Re: G5 non startup

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On 13/12/2007, at 4:16 PM, Jon Davison wrote:

Hi everyone. My G5/10.4.10/2GbRAM/1.8GHz will not go past the grey  
apple screen on startup. If left the fan starts up and reaches its  
usual slow rise in

decibels, then reaches its peak.



HI Jon ,

The G5 Macs sometimes have liquid cooling in them which leaks and  
destroys the mother board ... OUCH !


As far as I know the 1.6Ghz and most of the 1.8GHz are OK , but if  
you have a Dual 1.8GHz you could be in trouble .

There is a lot of info here about the coolant leak problem :



Just in case it's a software problem you could try to start up from  
your Tiger Installer disk .


And of course if you drop the side of the case and look at the CPU  
you might see something.
There is a lever at the back you need to lift up for the case side to  
open down.


Good Luck

Bob





I have an older version of Disk Warrior that I think works with the  
G5, but there again, the CD drawer will no open either.
Tried PRam startups to no avail. Any ideas what this may mean? is  
it logic/mother board or a similar sinister event? the machine is  
about 3.5 years old.


Kind regards
Jon


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Re: G5 non startup

[Jon Davison]

Hi everyone. My G5/10.4.10/2GbRAM/1.8GHz will not go past the grey  
apple screen on startup. If left the fan starts up and reaches its  
usual slow rise in

decibels, then reaches its peak.

I have an older version of Disk Warrior that I think works with the  
G5, but there again, the CD drawer will no open either.
Tried PRam startups to no avail. Any ideas what this may mean? is it  
logic/mother board or a similar sinister event? the machine is about  
3.5 years old.


Kind regards
Jon


Eye in the Sky Productions
Image makers to the Aviation Industry
• Air-to-air photography
• Print & web design/production
• VR panoramas
• Book production
• Copywriting
• Corporate ID
Based in Western Australia
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Re: ING Direct login

[Les Standish]

Hi Ronnie,
I have Leopard with Safari 3.0.4 and I have not experienced any recent  
difficulties logging into my ING Direct account.

Regards
Les Standish
On 13/12/2007, at 5011: AM, Ronda Brown wrote:


Hello People,

Has anyone been able to login to ING Direct's new website using  
Safari 3.0.4 since installing Leopard please?

I've never had a problem with this website before.
No problem with login using Firefox 2.0.0.6, but I'm unable to login  
using Safari 3.0.4.


http://www.ingdirect.com.au/#

I've reset Safari, I've tried unchecking 'Block Popup Windows'.
I have Java & JavaScript enabled.
Leopard is using Java 1.5 not Java 1.6, I don't think this would be  
a problem though as Java 1.5 is supposed to be more stable.



Log: 13/12/07 11:37:07 AM [0x0-0x52052].com.apple.Safari[741] (event  
handler):NO_MODIFICATION_ALLOWED_ERR: DOM Exception 7


I have noticed a difference in Leopard with Certificates. In the  
"Trust" section of a certificate it now has - when using this  
certificate: "Use System Defaults", x.509  is "no value  
specified" ... In Tiger both values were "Use System Defaults".


Thanks for any comments.

Cheers,
Ronni



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