It probably says that Rush is rich and can afford anything he likes. He's
willing to pay a premium for better running stuff that saves him a whole lot of
time.
Fred Holmes
At 05:38 PM 7/16/2008, Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
OK so what does that say when Rush Limbuagh is a Mac Addict :-)
Wish I could find something to save me time.
Mike
On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 1:50 AM, Fred Holmes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It probably says that Rush is rich and can afford anything he likes. He's
willing to pay a premium for better running stuff that saves him a whole lot
of time.
Fred
This is from a July 17 article in Infoworld explaining how and
why Apple is now the third largest computer vendor in the United
States, surpassing Acer:
In a mass market dominated by sensitive budgets and buyers, Apple is
catering to specific buyers who are immune from the economic
Agreed
At 10:37 AM 7/17/2008, mike wrote:
Wish I could find something to save me time.
Mike
On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 1:50 AM, Fred Holmes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It probably says that Rush is rich and can afford anything he likes. He's
willing to pay a premium for better running stuff that
Steve Rigby sez:
This is from a July 17 article in Infoworld explaining how and
why Apple is now the third largest computer vendor in the United
States, surpassing Acer:
In a mass market dominated by sensitive budgets and buyers, Apple is
catering to specific buyers who are immune from
Maybe they mean 'buyers with cash to blow'
And of course there are exceptions, generalizations are generalizations
without exceptions. But breaks in the rule, don't make the generalization
wrong.
Mike
On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 8:45 AM, Steve Rigby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is from a July
On Jul 17, 2008, at 12:34 PM, Michael Lewis wrote:
More crap Mac reporting. I use Macs and am far from immune to the
economic slowdown. Maybe Mac users just know how to manage their
money,
time, and resources well in order to get the toys they want to use --
just like anyone else who wants
Well..I don't argue apple doesn't use quality parts, but as stated in
another thread, asus makes their motherboards at least for the laptop line.
And Apple doesn't use special memory, also off the shelf stuff, the hard
drive is off the shelf. The screen is the same as in other higher quality
I'm looking for a computer based software (or template/ plug-in to other
software) for keeping a business's IT inventory, accounts, password,
setup information in a secure fashion.
Anyone have any suggestions?
db
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On Jul 17, 2008, at 2:21 PM, mike wrote:
Well..I don't argue apple doesn't use quality parts, but as stated in
another thread, asus makes their motherboards at least for the
laptop line.
I think it is the general overall parts quality that separates the
Macintosh from a lot of other
Why do you want to keep passwords?
Mike
On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 11:48 AM, db [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm looking for a computer based software (or template/ plug-in to other
software) for keeping a business's IT inventory, accounts, password, setup
information in a secure fashion.
Anyone
As with any manufacturer who does not make their own boards, they are
made the customers specifications.
I have bought name brand stuff only to discover another name on the board.
Dell does not make boards but only assembles parts made to their specs.
It is like Cell phones. The phone you
So that the business owner has a record of all the pertinent passwords
along with other purchase and setup info pertinent to his systems and
computer accounts.
Therefore the record DB needs to have some kind of password itself.
db
mike wrote:
Why do you want to keep passwords?
Mike
On
does this company have any size? how many accounts, how many skews, what is
a business IT inventory? how many daily orders? how many daily transactions?
does it need pos? want credit card processing? what's the password thing?
what I'm really asking is how big is this company?
almost
No, it is just a small law office, 2 servers, 8 computers, some
networking hardware etc.
I think they do have quikbooks. Does that have a template for such?
db
gerald wrote:
does this company have any size? how many accounts, how many skews, what is a business IT inventory? how many
i'm sorry, i do not know. but i do know that the whole world uses it. i was
much bigger, so it was too slow.
quikbooks has majority of the under $250,000 per year market. once to 1 mil, i
know it falls apart. gets very slow.
i don't know what law offices use. i would presume some strange
From what I know, quikbooks is an accounting software. Does it have
templates for recording IT inventory, passwords and the like.
I am trying to avoid recreating the wheel.
db
gerald wrote:
i'm sorry, i do not know. but i do know that the whole world uses it. i was
much bigger, so it
After Firefox installed it's latest upgrade, when I click on a link in
Thunderbird, Firefox launches and opens the link but doesn't
automatically go to the Firefox window. I have to physically click on
the Firefox tab in order to see the Webpage. Before this, anytime I
clicked on a link in an
Richard P. wrote:
After Firefox installed it's latest upgrade, when I click on a link in
Thunderbird, Firefox launches and opens the link but doesn't
automatically go to the Firefox window. I have to physically click on
the Firefox tab in order to see the Webpage. Before this, anytime I
Click Tools, Options, Tabs and select When I open a link in a new tab,
switch to it immediately
larry
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That works between Firefox-Firefox switching. The issue I'm referencing
is Thunderbird-Firefox switching.
Richard P.
Click Tools, Options, Tabs and select When I open a link in a new tab,
switch to it immediately
larry
Subject: [CGUYS] Firefox 2.0.0.16 Upgrade
After Firefox installed it's
Thanks for the confirmation. While I can live with it, it is somewhat of
a pain. I hope it can be fixed because I have to manually switch quite a
bit now.
Richard P.
After Firefox installed it's latest upgrade, when I click on a link
in Thunderbird, Firefox launches and opens the link but
Also went to FF3.0.1 but that didn't help either. On the forums, some
users complain that Firefox won't go to a link from Thunderbird unless
Firefox has already been launched.
Richard P.
Tony B wrote:
Firefox 2.0.0.16 Upgrade
Any particular reason you aren't using FF3.0.1 by now?
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