Just ran across an article on macfixit.com which addresses a trojan
horse which seems to display similar, but not exact, symptoms to those
in Chrpersons post.
On Sep 27, 2008, at 1:20 PM, db wrote:
If she has a trojan on board which is filesharing videos etc around
the clock, the 250 GB
AOL software has for me been problematic on low speed connections.
When forced to use dial-up I use AOL Connect, http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/internet_utilities/aolconnect.html
This loads only a slimmed down version of AOL software that still lets
you access the internet and use non
She might try LittleSnitch, http://www.obdev.at/products/littlesnitch/index.html
This can be set to ask her permission for any possible application
that tries to connect to the internet.
It pops up an alert each time internet access is attempted.
After months of similar issues with Comcast I s
When my son was at UMd, he used whatever computer was available. He had
a Mac iLamp of his own and bought his own copy of Mathematica for OS X.
In the lab at his job in the sub-sub-sub-basement of the Physics Dept,
and for class labs, I think he used both Unix and Windows computers. He
didn't m
For another source of protection switch your DNS server to opendns for
filtering on phishing websites.
I use the paid version of AVG at home and like that. I used Blink from
eeye but that kept requiring retraining after system crashes- it does have a
free month trial and protects you from virus
The OS is not entirely irrelevant for Mathematica, either. Mathematica
is a little slower and somewhat more unstable on Windows than it is
for OS X and other Unix or Linux OSs. This mostly shows up when
doing highly memory-intensive operations.
Also, while it is true that a self-contained Mathe
Have her ping several websites...i would say at least fifty pings. Check
for packet loss. Not sure how to do this under your version of OS X...I'm
sure someone on the list can tell you if you need the info. Or google would
be able to help you out.
Mike
On Sat, Sep 27, 2008 at 8:07 AM, [EMAIL PRO
I'm using Thunderbird 2.0.0.17. For the most part it functions well
however when it comes to the junk filter, not so good. It keeps
putting legitimate email (some from important clients) in the junk
mail folder. No matter how many times I mark it as "not junk" and
making sure their email address i
If she has a trojan on board which is filesharing videos etc around the
clock, the 250 GB limit could be an issue...
db
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I probably should have asked this weeks ago since Comcast has been a
topic of discussion.
I help a friend with Computer issues. (iMac / checkbook,
Unless you are dealing with a smartphone you usually need special
software to act as a bridge between the phone software and the OS of
your computer.
If you are saving your pictures onto a memory card, take the card out
of the phone and using a card reader get the photos off of the card that w
Hi,
I tried for the first time to transfer photos from my Samsung GLYDE.
I installed the USB driver, but did not install the VCast Music Manager.
After rebooting and connecting the phone, I can see the Samsung USB
USB Driver and the Samsung Mobile Modem in the device manager (I found
a posting o
I probably should have asked this weeks ago since Comcast has been a
topic of discussion.
I help a friend with Computer issues. (iMac / checkbook, etc. She's a
good friend.) She accesses the internet using Comcast, her browser is
Safari, and she uses AOL for e-mail access.
Last year, afte
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