Re: Icon motion

On Friday, May 3, 2002, at 12:22 AM, Matt Reiff wrote: > Someone else, can't remember who, said this would not be the case > because > the desktop is just another folder. Not true--the desktop is on > display all > of the time, meaning that all of the icons constantly have to be loaded > in

Re: Icon motion

At 5.2.2002 1737, aron nelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > EVERY programmer I know has his desktop covered with icons. Desktop? There's a desktop under here?? Well, I'll be. At 5.2.2002 1723 Lesley Sprigg wrote: > your > desktop... something about using too much RAM. Anybody else remember >

WS: Bus Error/Frozen Pointer

Greetings! Twice in approx. 5 days, WS ('98) after start up shows a "bus error" (& bomb) with pointer frozen. Did a "Force Restart" both times (apple key-control-power button), and all is fine, except time/date, which I corrected. I'm merely wondering if this occurring twice in such a short tim

Re: Icon motion

Lesley Sprigg wrote: > << If you're not like me (ie, you don't have so many icons on your > desktop that you can't see the pattern) >> > > desktop... something about using too much RAM. Anybody else remember this > issue?> > > Yes, an Apple Tech told me I shouldn't keep so many folders on my

Re: Icon motion

On Thursday, May 2, 2002, at 05:23 PM, Lesley Sprigg wrote: > << If you're not like me (ie, you don't have so many icons on your > desktop that you can't see the pattern) >> > > your > desktop... something about using too much RAM. Anybody else remember > this > issue?> > > Yes, an Apple Tech

Re: Icon motion

It is incredible how fast those things reproduce no matter how hard you try to eliminate them! Tom > > Hehehehe. > > EVERY programmer I know has his desktop covered with icons. > > Oh well. > > Aron -- G-Books is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://

Re: Icon motion

>desktop... something about using too much RAM. Anybody else remember this >issue?> Hehehehe. EVERY programmer I know has his desktop covered with icons. Oh well. Aron -- Aron Nelson - [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTE

Icon motion

<< If you're not like me (ie, you don't have so many icons on your desktop that you can't see the pattern) >> Yes, an Apple Tech told me I shouldn't keep so many folders on my desktop, it's the most unstable place to keep them. Although I had not had any problems, I moved the folders to the H

Re: be careful with loctite around plastic..

> There are commercial products (like Loctite=AE) to discourage threaded > connections from loosening, but a little rubber cement under the screw > head (and touching the top few threads) might also do the trick. Some loctite thread lock adhesives will attack some plastics. I used loctite to secu

Re: Fax Software/hardware

My 9.2.1 disk has FAXstf 6 Installer on it, but there is no version on my OSX install disk. Tom on 5/2/02 9:50 AM, Laurent Daudelin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > On 02/05/02 10:39, "gregg hillmar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Thanks Jeremy for the exceedingly speedy answer. >> >> I bought t

Re: Fax Software/hardware

>Thanks Jeremy for the exceedingly speedy answer. > >I bought this Pismo used, so it did not come with FaxSTF installed. Nor >could I find faxstf on any of the OSX/OS9 disks I have - all purchased >seperately, not bundled with a machine. So I guess i'll try faxstfX and >see what happens. I've been

Re: Fax Software/hardware

On 02/05/02 10:39, "gregg hillmar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Thanks Jeremy for the exceedingly speedy answer. > > I bought this Pismo used, so it did not come with FaxSTF installed. Nor > could I find faxstf on any of the OSX/OS9 disks I have - all purchased > seperately, not bundled with a m

Re: Fax Software/hardware

Thanks Jeremy for the exceedingly speedy answer. I bought this Pismo used, so it did not come with FaxSTF installed. Nor could I find faxstf on any of the OSX/OS9 disks I have - all purchased seperately, not bundled with a machine. So I guess i'll try faxstfX and see what happens. I've been us

Re: PowerBook rubber feet overview

A tiny drop of clear nail polish on the screw head will keep it from coming out, but will allow you to take it out if you wish. I use the Traveler CoolPad and have never had a problem with either of my Pismo's rubber feet coming off and the pad keeps the PowerBook cool. Tom -- G-Books is sponso

Re: PowerBook rubber feet overview

on 5/2/02 9:08 AM, Dennis SCP at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> While I'm at it, I know that this list has already discussed the topic of >> Powerbooks' rubber feet, but I seem to have lost those messages. Can anybody >> point me to a suitable replacement set of feet and/or reliable adhesive? My >>

Re: Fax Software/hardware

On Thursday, May 2, 2002, at 09:30 AM, gregg hillmar wrote: > I am suddenly in need of fax software for my pismo, running osX. As I've > always faxed from my desktop machine(now, alas, dead...), I've never > checked the pismo internal modem. is it in fact a fax modem? Faxstf is > the only native

Fax Software/hardware

I am suddenly in need of fax software for my pismo, running osX. As I've always faxed from my desktop machine(now, alas, dead...), I've never checked the pismo internal modem. is it in fact a fax modem? Faxstf is the only native osX fax software I know of, and they only support "the apple inte

PowerBook rubber feet overview

> While I'm at it, I know that this list has already discussed the topic of > Powerbooks' rubber feet, but I seem to have lost those messages. Can anybody > point me to a suitable replacement set of feet and/or reliable adhesive? My > Pismo lost all its rubber feet some time ago, and I sort of mis

Re: Adobe Indesign 2.0

At 10:55 pm +0300 1/5/02, Walter R Basil wrote: >I just bought Adobe Indesign 2.0 off ebay for $360. What a bargain!! > >I was just curious if anyone here has any experience with it. I will be >using it on a iBook 500 DVD withh 640 Megs RAM, OS X 10.1.4. I have read >quite a bit about it, and that