I have an external DVD burner that has Lightscribe version 1.1
capability, which I use occasionally. The new version 1.2 of
Lightscribe is available. I have not tried these new DVD+Rs.
My present understanding is that a monochrome image is burned onto a
colored surface in the new version (in
Harvey Simon
> When I partitioned my MacBook hard drive to install Windows
> Vista (Home Premium), I tried to not allocate more space
> than necessary. I don¹t store files on this part of the
> drive and, with rare exceptions, don¹t install programs.
> But over the months, with software updates an
At 12:49 AM 09/14/2007 -0400, b_s-wilk wrote
Sometimes I set updates to download but not install, then run them later.
Maybe the stealth update on your computer is downloaded at one time and
run later automatically. The firewall won't prevent downloading something
when your system is set to a
Tom -
Time for something a little more cosmic from you.
Give us some words about Stuart Parkin's idea of
racetrack storage.
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/09/11/technology/11storage.html
My abiding disappointment in adjusting to digital
DXcapture is the utter weak soup that it is, compared
to even
Amen, Tony. Ever since the CS series made its debut,
I've had nothing but trouble remounting photoshop
when, for example, I changed the motherboard on my
powerbook, or when I've added new hardware. CS2
doesn't play nice, disables, and it's back to Adobe to
ask permission. Photoshop7 never was a pr
At 11:01 PM 09/13/2007 -0500, Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote
Ah but it does.
It is not unusual that I will find my computer has rebooted over night
when MS sends out update Tuesday.
It burns me to no end as I usually had something working that got stopped
by MS's need to reboot the system after
This all gets back to these ridiculous licenses we're forced to agree
to when we install software. We buy a car, we own it, to do with as we
please. But we buy software, the publisher retains ownership and can
do with it as _they_ please.
**
I have the same issue with Quicktime. I explicitly do *not* choose the
Apple Updater software when installing QT.
It installs it anyway and then I have to go uninstall it after I'm done
installing QT. After doing this a couple dozen times, you get sick of it.
> -Original Message-
> Tom
