Maria Nekam wrote:
I've got a ton of old movies and PBS shows and the like that I've taped
off the TV. I'd like to transfer them to CDs
You will find articles on Video CD at:
http://www.insanely-great.com/features/010503.html
and
http://www.insanely-great.com/features/011221.html
Less
Ugh!
*nods*
I'm not a moderator,
No, really?
but Mike,
Michael. Name shortening is reserved for friends.
your holier-than-thou tirade
based on economic philosophy
That what you think it was? What is what you wrote?
has just earned you time in my penalty
box.
To quote Linksys tech
On 5/10/02 1:06 AM, Dan Knight [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I suggest those who use mac.com read the whole article. While I
appreciate the fact that my mac.com email is essentially spam free, it
disturbs me to learn that Apple may be filtering for more than just spam.
This is going to be a
On 5/10/02 7:58 AM, Bruce Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Some people have mentioned on these lists that you need to run DFA
multiple times sometimes to fix a problem.
Well, they're right.
Very good advice...
I have always run it at least twice or more. If it runs clean the first
time,
On Friday, May 10, 2002, at 08:11 AM, Thomas Ethen wrote:
Don't sugar coat it Kyle, just go ahead and tell us what you think about
Linksys!
Tom
They deserve every smear that they get.
They suck.
Let's see if I can summarize this thread so we can all move on
LinkSys sucks because
Provantage.com has the SuperDisk for the 1999-2000 Powerbooks for $45. Just
an FYI.
;-)
Gary
(So, Remy, now I've got the SuperDisk on the way!)
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Bad form responding to my own post, perhaps, but I've found out a few more
things on our DSL setup.
As I mentioned, it's a combo DSL/telephone service, with 24/7 1.28Mbit
DSL, plus all local and national telephone calls, for a fixed monthly rate
of $29 (half price for the first six months, then
Nancy:
I've got a SuperMac C600 at work on the network that does the same thing
(OS 9.1). I've messed with sleep settings, but it still goes to sleep and I
have to actually go down to the other office and click the mouse to get it
to show up. I think it's related to the settings, but I
Provantage.com has the SuperDisk for the 1999-2000 Powerbooks for $45. Just
an FYI.
;-)
Gary
(So, Remy, now I've got the SuperDisk on the way!)
I knew you wouldn't be able to resist ;-)
Cheers,
RD
Remy Davison
Contributing Editor and News Editor, Insanely-Great Mac
On 10/05/02 11:33, Nancy Butts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use OS 9.2.1 on all three of my Macs, but for some reason the copy
on my TiBook 550 acts strangely. Any time the machine goes to sleep
or shuts down, file sharing shuts itself off-then takes several
minutes to restart when I turn it
Have some of you read the studies on the effects of (self-induced, as in
flame wars that wax vitriolic) stress on the human body? It's not a
positive thing for blood pressure, stomachs, and a few other things.
On 5/10/02 10:06 AM Michael Bryan Bell edified us all by writing:
You cannot decide
Keep in mind that 250MB Zip disks can't be read by
drives designed for 100MB media (like my beige G3) so
if you intend to shuttle data from PB/G3 you won't be
able to use the 250MB media included with the MacZone
bay.
Tom Meade
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Battery Reset 2.0 didn't (really) work.
I have a Wallstreet (250MHz, 13.3 if it matters). I let it sit on the shelf in
sleep for way too long (days). When I got back to it, it was totally dead. I
knew about Battery Reset so I tried it.
Battery Reset finds the battery and does something. The red
Yes that is true, but the 250MB drives will read and record 100MB disks
also.
Tom
on 5/10/02 1:20 PM, Tom Meade at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Keep in mind that 250MB Zip disks can't be read by
drives designed for 100MB media (like my beige G3) so
if you intend to shuttle data from PB/G3 you
On 5/10/02 2:15 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Battery Reset 2.0 didn't (really) work.
I have a Wallstreet (250MHz, 13.3 if it matters). I let it sit on the
shelf in
sleep for way too long (days). When I got back to it, it was totally dead. I
knew about Battery Reset so I
5/10/2002 12:26:39 PM, Thomas Ethen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
100's. Now I just need a broken Pismo DVD/CD module, so I can install the
CD-RW I just purchased in it, so I will have another expansion bay item to
carry around with me.
I deliberated over the internal/external peripheral thing, and
On 5/10/02 6:06 PM, Michael Bryan Bell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok. I am mentally trying to force this into your ear through pure will.
Obviously, reason and certain mindsets do not mix, so this is the last time:
If you buy any product from any manufacturer, and use it in ways they did
not
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