I know people keep their files on a central NAS drive or home server but I
haven't got my PC to recognize my NAS drive all of the time.
On Mon, Aug 25, 2008 at 8:56 PM, Richard P. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for the clarification. I was hoping... At least I can get the
> files off of the
On Sun, Aug 24, 2008 at 11:29 AM, Tom Piwowar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >I didn't have a problem and shooed off my installer after he got the
> outside
> >wiring done because I had a last minute errand that needed running. I got
> >the network hub installed without a hitch by myself.
>
> And b
Thanks!
Richard P.
> Under FILE select ADD FILE or ADD FOLDER and it will scan the folders/files
> and subdirectories.
>
> Mike
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Along this line; just a reminder that you may also maintain separate
iTunes libraries.
Holding down the Shift key when starting iTunes allows you to point to
(or create) another iTunes library.
See: http://forums.ilounge.com/archive/index.php/t-201828.html
and this part of the URL
07-26-20
My company laptop was just replaced. The installer did not get any of
my Firefox bookmarks or other settings. Where are they stored in XP so
I can get them?
Thank you,
Mark Snyder
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>Of course, this is an absurd way to run an auction. No RL auction
>would ever take that $51 bid without asking for more. Seems like there
>should be a simple way to solve the problem via software, such as
>extending an auction if a bid is received within the last x seconds.
EBay should pay you mo
>My house wasn't all that well grounded at the time of installation. We took
>a spike in June that had me replace my oven, a circuit board in my dryer, a
>doorbell, three outlet strips and two of my two neighbors DVD players. We
>had relied on the incoming water line as the ground for the house.
>I think what you're missing is this: snipers would useless if everyone bid
>their maximum, but a lot of people don't. They just enter a bid that's a
>little higher than the current bid and come back later if they're outbid.
So sniping is a way to use inefficiencies in the auction process to
some
>Because when you enter a bid, anyone can manually outbid you, as long as he
>has time. The earlier you do it, the more time people have to manually
>outbid. If you do it at the last second, no one has time and only automatic
>bids can outbid you.
If you really bid the maximum you were willing to
>Good points. I have participated in eBay auctions but the final
>sale price was NEVER what I would call reasonable.
Sometimes the eBay price is 50% less. Those are happy buys.
Recently I'm seeing much higher prices. Sometimes I thing the buyer would
have been better off buying retail.
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It all depends on the item,.
I have noticed some companies are using Ebay to sell refurbished
items. Also some other companies are using Ebay to sell restocked
items they cannot sell on the shelf.
Stewart
At 10:00 AM 8/26/2008, you wrote:
Sometimes the eBay price is 50% less. Those are ha
> Okay. Well explained. I accept that.
>
> Thanks.
Sorry, didn't get this until after previous message already sent...
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What is the latest Safari version that will run under MacOS v10.3?
The computer in question has Safari 1.x. It is unlikely the OS can be
upgraded anytime soon.
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> >Because when you enter a bid, anyone can manually outbid you, as long
> >as he has time. The earlier you do it, the more time people have to
> >manually outbid. If you do it at the last second, no one has time and
> >only automatic bids can outbid you.
>
> If you really bid the maximum you we
Check out MozBackup. A great tool for backing up and restoring Firefox
and Thunderbird.
You can just copy the Mozilla subdirectories, but this free utility is
easy to use.
Snyder, Mark (IT CIV) wrote:
My company laptop was just replaced. The installer did not get any of
my Firefox bookmarks o
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Safari_(web_browser)
that might help
On Tue, Aug 26, 2008 at 8:16 AM, John Emmerling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> What is the latest Safari version that will run under MacOS v10.3?
>
> The computer in question has Safari 1.x. It is unlikely the OS can be
> upgraded an
Ask Mozilla:
http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/profiles#How_to_find_your_profile
How to find your profile
Windows:
Each profile is stored on your hard drive in a profile folder. The
following table identifies the default locations of Firefox profiles
on various operating systems.
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Excellent - that got me right there. I now have my bookmark file that
goes back almost to 1990. (I do occasionally copy bookmarks to my
computers, but was expecting the installer to migrate it all.)
Thank you,
Mark Snyder
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Ask Mozilla:
http://support.mozilla.com/en-
Run a file search for "bookmarks.html". There may be more than one copy on
your machine. If so, look at the file size for all of them and pick the
largest one (or all that are more than a few KB).
On your new machine, back that file up regularly.
You can open that file as a regular html file
>Didn't you read the example? I *did* win the item. I paid *less* than my
>maximum. I saved $40 over what would have happened if I had simply bid my
>maximum. And this isn't hypothetical: I've won auctions in exactly this way,
>and so have hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of other people.
H
>What is the latest Safari version that will run under MacOS v10.3?
>The computer in question has Safari 1.x. It is unlikely the OS can be
>upgraded anytime soon.
Ditto for your Safari. You must have a very old Mac.
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>Excellent - that got me right there. I now have my bookmark file that
>goes back almost to 1990. (I do occasionally copy bookmarks to my
>computers, but was expecting the installer to migrate it all.)
What is the value of a 9 year old bookmark?
Does anything on the internet hang around that lon
>I've never had good luck with iTunes. IMHO, avoid it if at all possible.
For some people only iGramophone will do.
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On Aug 26, 2008, at 1:02 PM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
Ditto for your Safari. You must have a very old Mac.
What is your criteria for determining whether to refer to a
computer that is already in use as being "very old" as opposed to
just "old?" Is this based in years, operating system version
Slashdot, other tech sites, sw/hw vender sites. Also company sites on
the intranet that have stupidly long urls.
Thank you,
Mark Snyder
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>Excellent - that got me right there. I now have my bookmark file that
>goes back almost to 1990. (I do occasionally copy bookmar
I bought my computer in February 2004, which makes it roughly 4.5 years old.
I currently run 2 OSes on it, Windows SP2 and Ubuntu 8.04.
Since buying the computer, I have never had an OS upgrade for which I needed
to pay anything.
Compared to the computer I use at work (I am a J2EE developer) it
Note: I'm not trying to start any massive discussions (although knowing
this group that's probably just a pipe dream)...
I got a frantic phone call last night. A friend had bought her first
Mac and was having trouble with it.
She bought it because she read various reviews saying Macs are
Am I understanding that Apple doesn't let you run safari on older
computers? Or rather current versions of safari?
On Tue, Aug 26, 2008 at 10:02 AM, Tom Piwowar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >What is the latest Safari version that will run under MacOS v10.3?
> >The computer in question has Safari
POV does count for a lot.
On Tue, Aug 26, 2008 at 10:52 AM, Larry Sacks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Note: I'm not trying to start any massive discussions (although knowing
> this group that's probably just a pipe dream)...
>
>
>
> I got a frantic phone call last night. A friend had bought her
On Aug 26, 2008, at 1:41 PM, John Emmerling wrote:
Middle-aged, maybe?
Maybe. Tom Piwowar uses the terms "old" or "very old" often to
describe the computers that some folks have, and that started causing
me to wonder about what the "Computer Age" has done to redefine what
the term "ol
My wife has two libraries in Itunes. Suddenly, while pressing "shift" and
clicking on the Itunes icon, instead of a window asking which library she
wants to use her My Documents folder opens. She uses a Toshiba laptop with
Windows XP. Any help would be appreciated.
On Aug 26, 2008, at 1:52 PM, Larry Sacks wrote:
Note: I'm not trying to start any massive discussions (although
knowing
this group that's probably just a pipe dream)...
I got a frantic phone call last night. A friend had bought her first
Mac and was having trouble with it.
Perhaps it
Get the properties on the icon she is using, make sure it's target is still
iTunes. If not then you fix thatif it is or seems to be, open iTunes
from the actually .exe and not a shortcut and see if you get the same
result.
Mike
On Tue, Aug 26, 2008 at 11:37 AM, Clair Esch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Some are still around but many could use pruning. The everyday sites
have long since migrated to my links bar or into key macros.
Anyway, I wanted to say I use the frreeware Foxmarks
(http://www.foxmarks.com/) and it's handy for things like this, or if
you use multiple computers.
On Tue, Aug 26,
These days it seems every product wants to rewrite the simple drawer &
file concept we've lived with for years. Even MS keeps talking about a
tag based file system in some newer version of Windows. But until it
goes system-wide, I just wish apps could stick to the real file
system. Picasa does this
Just to point out, tags have no relation to the complaint regarding
different programs rewriting the drawer and file.
Mike
On Tue, Aug 26, 2008 at 12:38 PM, Tony B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> These days it seems every product wants to rewrite the simple drawer &
> file concept we've lived with
It's true--iPhoto has a number of annoying features. Most annoying, it
puts all your photos in a single folder such that individual images are
not accessible EXCEPT within iPhoto. You can't just open a folder and
access individual pictures. If you want to get an image or throw it
away, you have
Picasa perhaps? I use that somewhat and it doesn't mess with my folder
structure.
Mike
On Tue, Aug 26, 2008 at 1:35 PM, Constance Warner <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It's true--iPhoto has a number of annoying features. Most annoying, it
> puts all your photos in a single folder such that indi
I can access the photo's directly from within finder on my Mac.
Just go to:
/Users/mtaylor/Pictures/iPhoto Library/Data
and then into whatever subdirectory you have your photo's stashed in.
Matthew
On Aug 26, 2008, at 4:35 PM, Constance Warner wrote:
It's true--iPhoto has a number of annoyin
I was poking around Apple's site looking at the iTouch (hoping prices drop
in September) and saw they are still referencing push in mobile. I thought
Apple had to take that down after it was revealed there was no push? Or
have they implemented it?
Mike
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>What is your criteria for determining whether to refer to a
>computer that is already in use as being "very old" as opposed to
>just "old?" Is this based in years, operating system version or
>what, or both, even perhaps neither?
"Old" is able to run the current OS version.
"Very old" is
>Tom Piwowar uses the terms "old" or "very old" often to
>describe the computers that some folks have, and that started causing
>me to wonder about what the "Computer Age" has done to redefine what
>the term "old" means.
All my computers are "very old."
Our house has old phone wiring that has a short circuit somewhere
between the box and the outlet for the DSL modem. We've decided to
replace the wire with new, and have dedicated lines for the computers.
Is it better to attach phone and data lines together at the outside box
and run each to ph
Doh;
Obviously (I hope) that should be:
/Users//Pictures/iPhoto Library/Data
unless you happen to be blessed with a similar name.
Matthew
On Aug 26, 2008, at 5:03 PM, Matthew Taylor wrote:
I can access the photo's directly from within finder on my Mac.
Just go to:
/Users/mtaylor/Picture
What parts do we need? What's the best method for wiring that doesn't
require spending all day in a black widow spider infested crawl space?
Two approaches here. One is put a filter at the metwork interface
(where the phone line comes into the house) and rig dedicated DSL
loops off the unfilter
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