http://www.nytimes.com/2009/10/20/technology/companies/20apple.html?_r=1themc=th
Mike
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On Oct 19, 2009, at 3:02 PM, phartz...@gmail.com wrote:
This is about right. What passes for generally acceptable video or
audio quality in the computer world can likely be obtained with $20
components. Being a bit facetious here, but not by much.
I knew WFBs would jump at the $20 option.
On Oct 20, 2009, at 9:26 AM, Mike Sloane wrote:
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/10/20/technology/companies/20apple.html?_r=1themc=th
Don't tell the WFBs.
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I've been using Rayovac I-C3 for several years (actually the same 10
batteries), have only just now found out they were discontinued in 2007.
Rayovac has a new Hybrid brand, they claim holds a charge for 6 months. Since
my I-C3 charger only holds 2 batteries at a time, I'd probably have to
On Oct 19, 2009, at 3:07 PM, mike wrote:
Figured as much, more from Tom the judge of stuff he hasn't seen.
BTW, what
is your point in saying stuff you clearly can't back up?
More Glen Beck style logic from our WFB in Chief. To scoff at
breathless reviews of products that have not been
Windows 7 review: 'New' OS is just Vista with small changes
Microsoft's Windows 7 has been touted as a new, better-running
operating system. But despite the addition of a few handy features,
the GCN Lab finds that it looks just like the Vista OS, has a lot of
the same annoying quirks as
This is news? That you shouldn't install a new version of Windows just
to get lots of new features?
I'll be clean-installing 64bit Win7 on my own machine, mostly because
I want all my memory back. All other machines here will be updated
only as their hardware is updated over the years. Most are
You make the new nimh batteries sound like a Bad Thing. They aren't.
They're much improved, holding a charge lots longer.
Any sufficiently large current battery charger can charge one of these
in 15 minutes, but unless you have some great need for that, better to
just settle for 4 hour chargers
On Oct 20, 2009, at 1:08 PM, David Turk wrote:
I've been using Rayovac I-C3 for several years (actually the same 10
batteries), have only just now found out they were discontinued in
2007. Rayovac has a new Hybrid brand, they claim holds a charge for
6 months. Since my I-C3 charger only
On Oct 20, 2009, at 1:28 PM, Tony B wrote:
This is news? That you shouldn't install a new version of Windows just
to get lots of new features?
Either that is news or this is news...
Eighteen percent of Mac users are running Snow Leopard just one month
after its release...
Hi people
I continue to be an Eudora fan and I keep using Eudora 7. Now I got into a
problem. My Junk mail doesn´t have the sender´s addresses column. It has
everything else, inclusing the subject. My regular mail has the sender´s
column. I reinstalled Eudora but the situation remains the same.
I'd try dragging the column boundary where the missing column should be, as if
the column boundary had been dragged to close the column to zero width, and
your dragging would open up the width again.
Standard procedure for restoring a lost column in any Windows window.
Fred Holmes
At 04:34 PM
Only in your own mind. If Macs had an OS anywhere near as good as
WinXP and millions were still running it many years later, you'd brag
about that. Pick one; either it's a good thing so many Mac users are
dumping a recent MacOS release quickly, or it isn't.
On Tue, Oct 20, 2009 at 1:57 PM, tjpa
http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/09/10/20/inside_apples_new_multitouch_magic_mouse.html
The new design presents a solid acrylic surface on a low-profile
body, lacking any physical buttons or the scroll ball of Apple's
previous Mighty Mouse. More significantly, it shifts the use of the
Thanks Fred. I tried this. No I did not find the senders squeezed there.
Marcio
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Sent: Oct 20, 2009 7:14 PM
To: COMPUTERGUYS-L@LISTSERV.AOL.COM
Subject: Re: [CGUYS] Tricky Eudora Question...
I'd try dragging the column boundary where the
http://gizmodo.com/5385625/dungeons--dragons-on-the-microsoft-surface
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At 11:10 PM -0200 10/20/09, Marcio wrote:
Thanks Fred. I tried this. No I did not find the senders squeezed there.
Marcio
Marcio:
I'm using Eudora on Mac, so I can't give you a detailed protocol.
This is just a guess on how to solve your corrupted mailbox problem,
but I think it should
Under Tools = Options = Mailboxes the dialog has checkboxes for the columns
to be shown in the table of contents for the mailboxes, but it's apparently one
dialog that applies to all mailboxes. You might try changing one of the
columns in that dialog and then changing it back to see if it
This is a great article. Enjoy!
http://canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/15919
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Looking for any one actively involved in IT asset Management.
I need some input on the latest and greatest software, and the most
current trends in setting up a tracking system for about 21 servers, 15
virtual servers, 500 workstations, and 180 classrooms worth of AV
equipment. I wont taint
Jeff,
Your subject line should have read OT: Good to know... since
this is a computer/technology article.
Steve
Jeff Morris wrote:
This is a great article. Enjoy!
http://canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/15919
I meant to say since this is NOT a computer/technology article.
Stephen Brownfield wrote:
Jeff,
Your subject line should have read OT: Good to know... since
this is a computer/technology article.
Steve
Jeff Morris wrote:
This is a great article. Enjoy!
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