Hi guys,
I'm heading to Oz to see my family for a month and am stopping off in LA (USA - home of cheap electronics for European citizens).
I am seriously thinking about snapping up a Powerbook while there as the UK Stirling - US Dollar exchange rate is pretty good.
Has anyone got a Powerbook
I switched about a year ago now, and havetn looked back.
If you're using dreamweaver there is very little difference in set up...
you install coldfusion mx 6.1 on top of jrun, and away you go.
your powerbook will fit right into your network, you will be able to
connect to your pc with no probs
What about database administration tools,what do you use?
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I switched about a year ago now, and havetn looked back
?
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I switched about a year ago now, and havetn looked back.
If you're using dreamweaver there is very little
I am seriously thinking about snapping up a Powerbook while there as the
UK Stirling - US Dollar exchange rate is pretty good.
Just a word of caution: Apple UK will very likely not support a US market
PowerBook. Check with them first. I've known several people who got good
deals on their Mac and
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From: stas
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What about database administration tools,what do you use?
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a powerbook.
Dave
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What about database administration tools,what do you use?
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From: David Fafard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 15, 2004 9:21 AM
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Subject: Re: sot: Powerbooks and Coldfusion
If you admin a MS SQL server, and you have a VPN,
Microsoft makes a great FREE terminal services client for Mac.
watch the wrap:
http
: sot: Powerbooks and Coldfusion
Remote desktop is available for Mac, Linux and almost any PC running windows
(If I remember correctly, minimum requirements are Win3.1, 386SX, 8Mb RAM).
It is always free (but server part is not free, you need windows server
software and for anything
On Mar 15, 2004, at 6:07 AM, Kevin Graeme wrote:
Just a word of caution: Apple UK will very likely not support a US
market
PowerBook. Check with them first. I've known several people who got
good
deals on their Mac and when they tried to get service were refused
because
the country code
Stuart
I have been developing with CF since 1998 -- never used anything but a
Mac.
I currently use a 17 PB (very early 1GHz model), Apple's 23 Studio
Flat panel Display, 360 Gig External Firewire HD's, wireless KB
mouse.
The PB normally runs:
--- CFMX 6.1 Developer
--- JRun4 Developer
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On Mon, 2004-03-15 at 09:20, Dick Applebaum wrote:
I currently use a 17 PB (very early 1GHz model), Apple's 23 Studio
Flat panel Display, 360 Gig External Firewire HD's, wireless KB
mouse.
Rob turns green with envy :-/ - you are a lucky man.
--- CFMX 6.1 Developer
--- JRun4 Developer
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On Mar 4, 2004, at 10:16 PM, Rob wrote:
Actually I would say its better then a lot of OSs out there wouldn't
you? :-D
That fact that some very smart non-Mac developers opt for PowerBooks
seems to suggest this, too.
I honestly don't know -- I have never run win or Linux other than for a
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