That would be a tough act to follow, especially at this late date. At
least I know what to shoot for.
We got the 8GB so that should hold us for a bit.
Richard P.
David wrote:
I love my 4g nano, but would recommend something larger. You don't
really want to have to manage playlist. You just wa
I probably have complained before about IT managers, but I am in a
special case. I belong to a major university in the DC area, and my
school has a small but deficient computer service facility that must
cope with a very small budget. After the IT director, there are only
inexperienced studen
I love my 4g nano, but would recommend something larger. You don't
really want to have to manage playlist. You just want to sync.
A co-worker's husband gave her an iPod for Christmas with with photos
and tunes from their courtship. She cried. Evil man setting such high
standards for the res
Should I upgrade to iTunes 7.5 from iTunes 6.0.4? I've been happy with
6.0.4. If I upgrade is there anything I need to look out for?
I have a Mac running 10.4.11 and an iPod mini.
Thanks,
Steve
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From my observance the IT/ management disconnect is created by both sides.
Management often expects IT miracles... too much from too little or too
inconsistent organizational IT support/ resources.
As a rule, IT people DO tend to be pointy headed specialists, prone to
their desire to solve us
If the car stereo takes a standard head phone jack then any cable will do.
You may have to look for a second gen nano. Some stores probably
still have them but I think the Apple store is pretty much all 3rd
gen.
As for accessories you can find things all over. The Apple Store is
a good place t
This is all great information. I've narrowed it down to the 2nd Gen Nano
8GB which looks like it will do all that is needed. As far as
accessories go, where is the best place to get them? The Apple Store
offers the Belkin case online:
http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore.
You aren't required to pick up the phone if I call you. But, if I telephone
you & leave a voicemail asking a question, professional etiquette requires some
type of response, whether it's "I'm sorry, I can't help you," or "I'm not the
person you need to be contacting. Contact ..."
Where I work
It is true that all to often IT forgets that they exist to serve the
users, not the other way around.
Unfortunately all too often Senior management forgets that IT can add
to the bottom line, not just be a cost of doing business, and freezes
them out until too late in the process.
When th
Many, if not most, IT folks are eclectic people. Most office workers
are not. IT folks often do not have anything other than work in
common with the rest of the staff. They get tired of small talk
about sports, American Idol, whatever really quickly, and do not seek
non-work interactions
>Through past IT non-involvement, I've had to acquire quite a few IT skills
>myself, & consequently don't need IT assistance often (in part because of
>all of you on this listserv). Yet, I enjoy working with the staff, so I
>don't think working with computers all day alone can make one anti-soc
>Lies, damn lies and...well you know.
When we describe actual IT horrors they call it "anecdotal" and dismiss
it.
When we show survey results they make fun of "statistics."
I would say the bad guys are in deep, deep denial. They are severely
damaging their organizations and want to continue to
The thing I don't get is why some IT people are anti-social. We've had 5 IT
directors & assistants since I've been here, & only one went out of his way to
interact with the staff. The last IT director was so invisible, I gave up
contacting him, & went through his assistant, who at least had th
How differently each of us sees things. I was forced into 1.5mbit
over a year ago and have been suffering ever since. I can't do more
then one thing at a time. I used to download all my podcasts in a
minute or so, now i'm waiting almost an hour for all of them to update
one or two at a time beca
No worries on that end, filter is in the right place.
Mike
On Dec 11, 2007 3:34 PM, Mike Sloane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You do realize that the filter goes on the voice line, not the data
> line, right? I am not trying to be sarcastic - it is an easy mistake to
> make.
>
> Mike
>
> mike wro
It could be, I've been meaning to do some rearranging of my phone
lines and I'll probably set it up the way you have it.
mike
On 12/11/07, Tom Piwowar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >I've tried 3 different filters. No go.
>
> Maybe something else is going wrong? This is just a simple low pass
> fi
Santa sez that I've been a good boy this year, as a result I'm gonna get a
160gig iPod Classic.
Cool beans, my entire collection of CDs will fit on it in Apple Lossless
format. Phar Out.
Bart
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