Most internet services provide email that can be accessed from any
computer, anywhere, called webmail.
I think it's also safe to say that you have to go into your email
services settings and change it to IMAP. It would not be IMAP by default.
It is also my understanding that IMAP sort of synchron
Costco also generally sells 8G drives and 4G flash drives in a 3 pack. I
suggest going with one of those. A 16G flash drive is probably
unnecessarily huge.
Don't go to Wal-Mart.
Jeff Miles wrote:
I haven't really been paying attention to this thread, but now I
think I should have. My son,
But shopping at Wal-Mart is a choice.
If you are aware of the history and are a socially responsible and moral
being, not shopping at Wal-Mart is a choice you can easily make.
It's easier to avoid the evil we can see.
Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
There are definitely more evil things in this wo
Clearly, you have not been reading Tom's posts very carefully.
Rich Schinnell wrote:
At 03:06 PM 11/7/2009, tjpa wrote:
Date:Sat, 7 Nov 2009 15:05:15 -0500
From:tjpa
Subject: Re: online storage --HIJACKED!!
For example I would not trust Apple.
Repeat after me:
For example I would
Chris Dunford wrote:
Windows fan bois; most of them don't see the PCs as anything more than a
hammer. They couldn't care less who
makes it as long as it can drive whatever nail it is that they have a use for.
No one has said anything to me about any problems.
Who was it that said MS doesn
Again, yours is the perspective of the pure urban dweller. Some of us
spend little or no time in densely populated areas, and are thankful for it.
tjpa wrote:
On Nov 21, 2009, at 1:25 AM, b_s-wilk wrote:
It makes sense to use redundant remote storage for business. It's
overkill for an individu
I do feel your pain.
tjpa wrote:
On Nov 22, 2009, at 10:30 AM, Jordan wrote:
Again, yours is the perspective of the pure urban dweller. Some of us
spend little or no time in densely populated areas, and are thankful
for it.
Don't I know it. Who's that standing at the top of the
John Duncan Yoyo wrote:
On Tue, Nov 24, 2009 at 2:43 PM, mike wrote:
I know plenty of smokers who didn't get lung cancer, doesn't mean smoking
doesn't cause it.
Yep, My point was that smoker's smoke may have caused lung cancer in people
who never smoked.
Or more likely emphysema
Adil Godrej wrote:
P.S. Okay, I'm done. It's going to be a long week at work. I'll accept
whatever you send my way, but I'm afraid I will not be able to
respond. Yeah, I'm running away from the fight. It's only the ethical
thing to do (being as I'm at work). (Did I just hear a collective sigh
You have given good advice about drives here before so I'm not sure what
any of us can offer.
I like to shop and buy from OWC, or at least look there and then compare
prices. I've always bought Hitachi, and have never had a drive problem,
and been leaning toward the 7200rpm drives, for whateve
I'm sorry for the misguidance about Firewire. I thought I had read
somewhere that they were phasing it out, can't recall where, and then
was looking for an inexpensive Mac notebook for a friend. The new
MacBooks don't have Firewire but there was a $750 refurb that had it. I
think he got one.
T
As the chief moony fades, it looks like much of the radical crap he has
supported will struggle, since his sons seem too busy living the high
life to care.
And on another subject:
Oh, please, please let the likes of Sara and Beck run for office. That
would be interesting.as long as the
where Newt
was just middle of the road?
tjpa wrote:
On Dec 4, 2009, at 3:48 PM, Jordan wrote:
Oh, please, please let the likes of Sara and Beck run for office.
That would be interesting
You mean Huck was not loony enough for your tastes?
You should read more of his stuff
By the way, if you go to System Preferences-Accounts and click on Login
Items, you can see what's loading at startup and add or remove programs.
I don't know a specific answer to the shortcuts question, but I think I
read that more of this capability was added to Snow Leopard.
Again, in System Pr
I type slowly and only take my hand off the mouse when necessary, so I'm
no authority on keyboard shortcuts.
But in 10.4.11 at the bottom of keyboard Shortcuts, it appears as though
you can add Apps and maybe assign shortcuts to them. Just guessing.
Reid Katan wrote:
I've looked through there
Right. I don't know what the Dock does when it gets "full". When
you've got more icons than can fit in a given space (vertical or
horizontal). Do the icons shrink to make more room? start a second row?
They shrink.
I like mine on the right.
Humans eyes scan better in the horizontal plane. Mayb
ating, but the computer played Doom really well.
Jordan
Stewart said:
|I remember my first Windows 98 machines had maybe 512 MB in them.
Unthinkable now, |but this was the case for a long time.
|
|My fist PC had 64K in it and I had to replace all the chip banks to get
it to 640K
|
|St
Yes, I had no real need or funds for a computer even though I had had a
bunch of training, so I came in quite late. I'm kind of glad I didn't
buy anything in the early days. I didn't actually buy until just before
Windows 3.0.
Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
I came into computers rather late.
Thank you Betty and all!
This is one of the best posts in a while.
Robert Michael Abrams wrote:
On Jan 9, 2010, at 1:47 PM, b_s-wilk wrote:
Tom Sharpe | The New Mexican
Posted: Thursday, January 07, 2010 - 1/8/10
A Santa Fe man who says he suffers from electromagnetic sensitivity
is suing h
Cool!
Now the first result is the mail-archive for computerguys.
Google is watching.
On 1/2/10 2:48 PM, John DeCarlo wrote:
On Sat, Jan 2, 2010 at 2:35 PM, Christopher Rangewrote:
The address shown with the link, after the search, is not the address that
comes up in the URL Locator, when
Get real Tom! It's a Windows machine.
t.piwowar wrote:
On Jan 13, 2010, at 8:30 PM, Jordan wrote:
Now the first result is the mail-archive for computerguys.
A shame that it was not one of our brighter moments. Did that computer
ever get
A new improved model could be called a "Maxipad."
:-)
Perhaps because of its ability to absorb so much umdata.
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It's simple: try this i (change), etc. The idea of Obama always
was government for the rest of us. Too simple, and isn't working.
Steve
It's not working because he's not doing it.
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John Duncan Yoyo wrote:
FWIW Safari does the same things on a Snow Leopard Mac.
I recently put Snow on my MacBook Pro and I have not seen this behavior.
But maybe it only happens on some web sights. I would not use it if it did.
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To me, for someone to choose implies that they are reasonably informed
about the options. I believe that great masses of Windows users are not
sufficiently aware of the Mac and OS X as a serious option.
Do I even want to respond to this?
Your response is incorrect. Prefer means "tend to
phartz...@gmail.com wrote:
On Sun, Jan 31, 2010 at 10:41 AM, Jordan wrote:
To me, for someone to choose implies that they are reasonably informed about
the options. I believe that great masses of Windows users are not
sufficiently aware of the Mac and OS X as a serious option
Constance Warner wrote:
At this point, why not WAIT AND SEE what happens when the iPad gets
into the stores and people actually buy it and start using it?
It seems to me that the discussion has gone about as far as it can go
at this point, at this imperfect state of knowledge about the device
tjpa wrote:
On Jan 31, 2010, at 1:41 PM, Jordan wrote:
More of us should have heeded David Pogue's advice quoted early in
this discussion.
Quote provided by Tom, but you didn't respond as suggested.
I'm aware of that and appreciate it, (I read Pogue all the time)
b_s-wilk wrote:
> I have T-Mobile... There's another DC dead zone, I think along
Rhode Island Avenue.
Curious. I also have T-Mobile. My office is on Rhode Island Ave. No
dead zone.
The area is a couple of miles north of there, closer to where RI Av
merges with Baltimore Av, in a resid
just being lazy,
using a tool that I know well instead of spending the time figuring out how to
make the scanner simple to use.
Jordan
Jeff Miles wrote:
This says every laptop comes with a remote control. None of mine have. And I
have a 17" Macbook Pro with the intel chip set. Not n
I was just catching up on some of the technology videos at the NY Times
site:
http://video.nytimes.com/video/playlist/technology/1194811622271/index.html
I think it was the video of their 2nd day of CES coverage where they had
a guy talking about a new Garmin unit that can communicate with a dev
I gave up on Comcast modems many years ago.(They might be better now) I
got a Motorola Surfboard and it has been flawless. It still is, in spite
of its age. I do keep a back-up on hand though. It just makes sense.
Richard P. wrote:
During the last week, my cable modem for Cox Cable loses its I
Just go to the home store and get a little piece of plexiglas the same
size as the netbook..
One Man wrote:
I 'm travelling and using a samsung netbook. I like the navy lid. I sit on the couch at my bro's, cross my legs and balance the netbook on a pillow. This can't be good as it blocks the
I'm sorry you got no answers from the wizards of
this group but I'll go out on a limb and say that
that is because you answered your own question and
solved your problem.
Avoid IE and use one of the many alternatives.
On 12/12/10 12:30 AM, D Freye wrote:
This thursday while trying to reach a
Turn the volume down all the way or set it to mute.
On 3/21/11 11:37 AM, Tom Chambers wrote:
List members -
I hate computers that talk to me ,
so when I'm setting up
a machine for my own use I always set it to "no
sounds" in
the control panel. That works for most sounds ,
but in
OK, thanks. They're just overloaded.
I guess there really was no other explanation for what I was seeing.
Jordan
Tom Piwowar wrote:
I've been checking out the Apple site lately. All of the site loads and
works fine except for the store. On Firefox 2.0.0.6 the "Store" load
That's the two letter ISO (International Organization for
Standardization) country code for China. I'd guess that the characters
are being converted into the words you see.
I'm just spitballing here, but that's my guess.
The stamp is probably worth 3 ¢.
Alvin Auerbach wrote:
I googled "The "G
In case you are interested, here's what I found:
http://www.bcpl.net/~j1m5path/isocodes.html
http://postage.20m.com/0003550.htm
Alvin Auerbach wrote:
I googled "The "G" rate make-up stamp" (an old postage stamp) and came
up with several weird sites with weird names (example below) that have
in
Can't the computer be told to do something else when it sees the camera?
David Turk wrote:
That's the thing. You can plug the camera directly in to the computer, & the
Kodak Easyshare software can see the camera, but Windows Explorer can't. I don't
care for the Eayshare software, which is wh
I remember seeing a certain level of elitism coming from Mac users maybe
13 years ago. I was fully entrenched in Windows because I felt like I
needed to know as much as possible about it for work. And what was up
with the 1 button mouse thing anyway.
It turns out that they were right. The Mac OS
I'm very happy using Exposé gestures to view all windows or application
windows or desktop, and Command h or alt command h to clear up clutter.
And just clicking on an app in the dock to bring it forward is easy enough.
But I admit I no longer know or have a need to know any such tricks for
Wind
There is no such thing as a Mac that comes with a 1 button mouse
anymore. (even though it looks like a 1 button mouse) And you can use
any mouse you can buy. I prefer a trackball and have almost always used
a Logitech with several buttons.
(It is easier, but that doesn't stop the sense of pan
OK, so I'm a nut for spending the $50 on a keyboard. It could be worse.
But I found that I typed better on my old Titanium Powerbook than on the
iMac keyboard, so I got the new keyboard for the iMac. It's very much
like the Mac laptop keyboards, and the old iMac keyboard is positively
clunky co
I have never understood the glowing talk of Apple's superpower browser,
Safari. I have always thought it was lame and featureless. (although
according to the stats, I guess it is fast.)Indeed Camino has a similar
presentation, but is clearly superior to Safari to me. I use it for a
specific tas
cently and I like that a lot. Thank you Tom.
Jordan
mike wrote:
I've been reading that this is not a major release, I'm wondering what
denotes it as major for those mac users on the list thinking of getting it?
Mike
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That is a really nice and compelling feature.
For some people this will be valuable. But for those of us who don't
generate critical or important data or files all day, it's not enough to
merit a purchase. I might feel different in a few months or if I started
having trouble.
Tom Piwowar wrot
David Pogue of the NY Times has a rundown of some of the new ways things
work in 10.5 that you might find interesting.
http://www.nytimes.com/indexes/2007/10/25/technology/circuitsemail/index.html
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I don't see this discussion as ranty or worshipful, and does Steve
really have anything to do with it?
Though I find it hard to believe that someone working in the MS complex
would be using a Mac, I guess it's possible. It would not be surprising
that a contractor would be using a Mac for the re
I would guess that Comcast service, and the way they control or not
control speed, varies widely. Especially where they have bought out
other services.
Out here in the boonies beyond Gettysburg, PA we get a little less than
what Jeff is getting. Plenty fast though. And I can change modems or
ro
Fantastic!
Thanks for passing it along. Not off topic at all.
Richard P. wrote:
I know this is off topic, but I thought this was quite a creative use
of Flash. There are two parts, watch part one first. Even Avast makes
a guest appearance in part 2.
Part 1:
http://alanbecker.deviantart.com/
Ever since I put a cloned copy of my iMac hard
drive on this iMac, Thunderbird has been has been
quitting after working fine for a while. I've
tried pitching the plist file and installing a new
Thunderbird with no improvement. Any Ideas?
Thanks
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That didn't occur to me, but the OS was totally up to date. Is it
possible to somehow force it to do an update it does not need?
It's a pain in the butt to start over, but the process makes me dig into
areas of the system that I tend to forget about. It makes me more
effective when I help others
I finally had a drastic solution to my Thunderbird quitting problem. I
installed a fresh copy of OS X. Besides Thunderbird quitting, Seamonkey
was acting strangely, and then the iMac had a kernel crash. I had never
had any problem with any of this before installing the copy made with
Carbon Cop
On the Mac:
Preferences/Privacy/Junk
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had to reinstall thunderbird and can't figure out how to have the mail
deemed as junk by thunderbird dumped into the junk folder, as it used to do.
Any suggestions?
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I just did a Google search of "wireless camera Mac", without the quotes,
and saw some promising hits. Did you try that?
Charles Ballinger wrote:
I'm looking for a wireless IP camera that can be config'd and managed
by OSX v1.4.11 (I think I'm following Tom and holding off a bit on
10.5). I've
I doubt if you'd notice a reduction in speed, but did you look into how
easy it would be to install the card?
Stephen Brownfield wrote:
Looking at the specs for my iMac G4, I see it can take an Airport
Card. Can it take an Airport Extreme Card? I would not mind going
wireless, however, I'd h
I have a regular FM that is fairly hi-tech made by Sangean. When this
subject last came up I did a little looking around at the Wi-Fi radios
and discovered that Sangean is making a few that sound pretty
interesting. They might be worth a look if you are interested in this.
http://www.sangean.co
Interesting- the Roberts radio in the article Tom links to is the same
as a Sangean in this country. No surprise really.
Jordan wrote:
I have a regular FM that is fairly hi-tech made by Sangean. When this
subject last came up I did a little looking around at the Wi-Fi radios
and discovered
I know this goes against what the cable company says, and what we all
believe, but the last few times I've had a problem with my cable
connection I've had to use the opposite turn on order to get it going
again. Yes, I'm saying I turned on the router and then the modem.
If nothing else works, j
I'm not sure if this is a processor question or a Mac question.
I have one of the last G5 iMacs, before they went to Intel CPUs. I have
the iStatPro widget and a little app called Hardware Monitor. They each
show CPU temperature. The temp indicated by iStat changes pretty slowly
and in my obser
I've never replaced an iPod battery, but in general I like this company,
and I think the NuPower batteries are very good. They have PDFs or
videos to show you how. I've been happy with batteries I've bought for 2
Powerbooks.
I assume you Googled "iPod Battery" or so
Apparently not!
Tom Piwowar wrote:
$1,000,000,000
Who says you can't make money with open source software?
Any comments on the future of a very critical piece of software?
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Wow! What an opening! Anyone care to respond?
Robert wrote:
Before reformatting, I want to know if there is a problem with Windows
instead of the drive.
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They have a good reputation but...
Thanks,
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Are you aware of this little software update for Intel Macs?
http://tinyurl.com/2r3e2l
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Yes, so I've heard. The Macs we use most of the time are Intel Macs so
it should not be an Issue. I'm not sure we'd notice a higher speed. But
the greater range would be nice!
Matthew Taylor wrote:
Yes. As I recall though "N" degrades to "G" if any non-"N" systems
connect to it.
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It's better range that appeals to me. There is a brick wall within the
house that I'm hoping to get WiFi through. I know there are a few
options for me. A removable antenna might work because I could have the
router box where I could plug ethernet cable in, and locate the antenna
where
Nice font Matthew.
Thank-you.
Matthew Taylor wrote:
That is why I like the comic fonts - they feel more natural and are to
my eye less confusing.
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The more I hear about Islam, the more it becomes apparent that as with
some religions in this country, it has been hijacked by extremists.
I only had to see Jon Stewart's interview with Mark Siegel, Benazir
Bhutto's former speech writer, to be reminded of this.
http://tinyurl.com/yrl2rd
Steve R
There's an interview with Mark Seigel on Book TV right now and again at
9 pm and mid-night. A refreshing view of the Muslim world.
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Jordan,
I don't dispute your basic premise, however I think it's unfair to label those who are offended by
the public display of these images as "extremists". Islam (to my limited understanding)
has a fundamental objection to "graven images&
I'm not sure I understand what you mean, but can't a fantasy be hijacked?
Jeff Myers wrote:
Since all belief in a deity is irrational, religion invites extremism. So,
I'm not sure "hijacked" is the right word.
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Did you try putting the # in a Google search?
Just a thought.
gerald wrote:
the two canidates in my district, wynn and donna ? got about 2.5 million
dollars for the house primary campaign, they spent most of it on deamon
dialers to call residents in the area, and bad mouth the other guy. we
u can click on 2007 and get all
those shows the same way. The same is true for 2006. I noticed the
reference to Audible for 2001, so you can check the other years.
I hope this helps
Jordan
Stephen Meskin wrote:
I have just investigated the podcast site for one program I really
like, Studio 360.
It seems to me like you could make a plexiglass box to put the camera in
and mount it to the outside of your house and run power to it through a
window.
Just an idea.
My posts don't seem to get through lately. Would someone please just
comment if you see this?
Tom Piwowar wrote:
Someone tri
Exactly! Yes I'm relatively new. It's frustrating to have to go to my
gmail inbox on the web to see if the post made it.
There are lots of convenience advantages for me though.
Tony B wrote:
Are you new to gmail? I hate this "feature" too and wish they gave us
the _option_ to see our own replie
There's a $100 set at Costco.com that is wireless and infra-red capable.
I just did a search for security camera at the Costco site.
But hey, what do I know. I live on a farm in the boonies and I have 3
big dogs running around.
That's right!
It might be better to invest in euros in a european company or fund
right now.
Tom Piwowar wrote:
Today it is reporting a YTD return of -13% and a 1 year return of -3.6%.
It would be better to put my dough in a mattress while spending 3% of my
savings on wine, women, and song.
The European countries may look bad but the dollar has dropped
dramatically in relation to the euro lately.
gerald wrote:
yea, like ireland or spain or italy. they gotta bounce soon.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=IBEX:IND
Blah, Blah Blah.
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The European countries may look bad but the dollar has dropped
dramatically in relation to the euro lately.
And, I shouldn't have to add, is likely to continue to, since the
radical right that has been in charge have made us so weak.
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If you are on dial-up, a fast browser won't make a difference, eh?
rlsimon wrote:
Izit faster than Opera (latest full ver 9.25, I use 9.50beta) ??
Also, is the 39mb dld because it has dozens of languages; therefore is there
a slipstreamed version of USA inglich only or is there an "update" to l
One other suggestion on the trackball:
I used the Logitech one everyone else is recommending and I liked it.
But my thumb didn't like it after a while so I tried this one:
http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/mice_pointers/trackballs/devices/189&cl=us,en
I like this one even better and some of the
I am no authority on these things but I think it's safe to rely on
wikipedia for information about this sort of thing.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MHTML
Apparently Firefox won't like it without a specific extension(windows
and Linux only) but Thunderbird will.
Good old ms!
Constance Warner wr
Honestly Tony, take a deep breath and accept that you are mistaken this
time.
Even I have seen articles that say that studies have shown that more
screen real estate makes people more productive. And I've switched from
a Powerbook to an iMac, so I can attest to this fact.
I think Tom didn't both
mends,
is working fine on most pdfs. Also, I Googled "pdf test" and tried the
first one on the list and it worked for that.
Jordan
Richard P. wrote:
In the last week, I've been unable to open any PDF's through Firefox.
At first I thought it might have something to do with Adob
. Interestingly, if
I scroll up or down so that the YouTube player is at the edge of the
window, it reappears.
By the way, Safari does pdfs quite well.
Jordan
db wrote:
Although I haven't experienced your problem, I have found firefox to
be problematic on various machines. Particularly in
I don't know if this of any use to you , but the MLS site works fine on
my iMac using Firefox.
Jordan
Alvin Auerbach wrote:
Thanks Michael,
I will not be able to try using this for a while (although I've set it
up), as it's for when my GF uses my computer, and she will not
This is all very interesting but I'm still very happy running rock solid
10.4. Maybe I'll just hold out for 10.6 before changing.
Jordan
Steve Rigby wrote:
Apple is said to be planning to make the latest upgrade, 10.6, of
their Leopard OS an Intel ONLY version, cutting out the
Yes, that is frustrating. I think it's because Google thinks everyone
does web mail, or they want everyone to use apps on the web instead of
on their computers.
Jordan
Ralph wrote:
I use two gmail accounts - one I download to my computer via pop
access, and the other I leave online.
ough gmail.
Should I try to do anything to see if there is spam being sent from my
computers?
Thanks,
Jordan
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Even more funny and interesting:
My Thunderbird wants to know if the Comcast email is a scam. I'm
thinking yes!
After I received the Comcast email this morning, I sent the earlier
email to CGUYS and an email to myself at the Comcast address. Obviously
gmail is working because CGUYS got the mail
Thanks Tom. I don't deal with ports enough to have much knowledge of
them but gmail has me on port 587 for SMTP and 995 or something like
that for pop. So, would I know or should I care if 25 is blocked?
I only use gmail.
Tom Piwowar wrote:
You may want to make a note of it if you do discover
A Friend of mine has asked my advise on "renting" a cell phone when they
go on a trip to Montana in September. I don't really know much about the
ins and outs of cell phone deals, but my guess would be the a prepaid
one like they used to have at Radio Shack would be the best bet. But I
don't th
Thanks all,
With your advice and a bit of research, I've put together some good info
for them.
Jordan
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Yes, I checked coverage for a bunch of carriers. Some have no coverage,
and some cover the towns and highways pretty well.
Tony B wrote:
I doubt large parts of Montana actually have any cell coverage. If
they're going camping, they'll need a satellite phone.
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I'm no authority, but I can't help wondering if
the first tech put a
filter on the line, either on the pole or
somewhere on or in your house.
If I were you I'd look at all the connectors you
can see for tubular
connector a couple inches long, and remove it.
It's just a possibility.
Scott McClu
I think Digital Photography Review is still the the best place I have
ever seen for seriously comprehensive reviews of still cameras.
http://www.dpreview.com/
Get advice and ideas of what models to look at and then go there and
compare.
Jordan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
With thanks to everyone
There is a curiosity I've noticed lately. Beside the symbols for the
Thunderbird, Sunbird, and Audio Hijack applications in Activity Monitor,
it calls the process name (null) instead of their names. These apps seem
to be working properly and quitting them a restarting them does not
help. I did
I have a hard drive with a clone of an iMac's drive made with Carbon
Copy cloner. I'd like to install that clone on another iMac. Is there a
simple way to do this or do I have to go folder by folder, copying files
over.
I usually just do some research and/or just dive in and figure it out as
I
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