On 1/7/05 1:59 AM, George Mogiljansky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not being an expert, I will paraphrase others:
Classic had many versions, each one better than the
previous.
OSX has very startling differences, effectively an
entirely new OS in 10.1, 10.2, 10.3.
I'll certainly agree that
Thanks for all the advice...I am off to download to my heart's
content...netscape...
perhaps even upgrade my G3 beige to 9.something as I think the reason I
stayed at 8.6 was a printer issue with my laserwriter IINTX, which I finally
gave to our fiddle teacher who works at some (win)laser shop to
And it isn't against pay once, own forever...you paid for that
downloaded copy, not the rights to download it over and over.
It's not. However, what makes Apple different from other companies is
the length they go into to make customers/users happy. But apparently,
they can help you out if you
I have dragged my Applications folder to the Dock and it works, *But*
I have to either click and hold or control-click.
Yes, that's how spring-loaded folders work, which this is great
example of.
The functionality Luis talks about is definitely *not* spring-loaded
folders. Consider this:
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At 15:28 -0700 2005:01:06, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Jan 6, 2005, at 1:33 PM, Aaron Willems wrote:
There's no way your going to get a shinny new G5 for cheap. But you could
get a slightly used one on eBay. I saw an ad today, for a Dual 1.8 G5. The
person needs to sell it ASAP. Might be able grab it
On Thu, 6 Jan 2005, MTH wrote:
Deleting an App doesn't require a lot of rooting around, all you have
to do is hit Cmd-f, enter the name of the app you want deleted, then
Cmd-delete every file associated with the app on the list. Application
gone.
The problem is finding 'every file associated
On Jan 7, 2005, at 11:59 AM, Marcin Wichary wrote:
If you break a physical CD the record labels make you buy another
one. If I lose a paperback book, I can't just waltz into the nearest
BN, snag another copy and back out without paying for it again
Comparing physical CDs/books to files
On Fri, 7 Jan 2005, Kristina Rost wrote:
What is your favorite photo printer? What I want to do is combining my
graphic design and my family into personal page layouts ie. scrapbooks. I
like to be able to work them over in photoshop first and sometimes print one
or two larger...
HP 5850. It
Hi Listers
I agree with Mark
I bought a W/S 233 PDQ from him and it looked as new.
He helped with some problems, and even put me on to someone who had a
MCE CDRW for it
which I now have.
When I wanted to upgrade it, he checked the Ram and supplied me two 256
Mb strips, both work Ok.
It now has
Hello
I just bought a 128MB module for my Kanga (from Wegener Media - closed for
the rest of the weekend) and after installing the module the computer will
no longer boot, stopping halfway with either bus error, or memory
manager errors, or both.
The problem is, even after removing the module,
Bruce, I had tons of these kind of discussions before and I really
do not need a repetition. I *do* think the dichotomy exists, and iTMS
is the living proof -- would we need it if there was no difference?
But that wasn't my point. I do not have any problems with Apple's DRM
as it is, and
As a courtesy most places (at least in my experience) that allow
electronic downloads will provide a means to re-download the file(s).
Though a few state something to the effect of it your responsibility
to secure you downloaded file(s)... they will allow the original
purchaser (with some kind
On Jan 6, 2005, MTH [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Subject: Re: Uninstalling application
Date: Thu, 6 Jan 2005 21:35:06 -0600
On Jan 6, 2005, at 9:10 PM,
George Mogiljansky said:
Not being an expert, I will paraphrase others:
That was already obvious, thank you.
Classic had many versions, each one better than the
previous.
OSX has very startling differences, effectively an
entirely new OS in 10.1, 10.2, 10.3.
Yes? How was this connected to
Well, apparently all does not end well. The software related problem,
as the genius at the apple store did indeed turn out to be a
hardware problem this morning, as I originally suspected, and the
iBook wouldn't even boot this morning. After a talk to applecare,
they agreed this was indeed a
Zap the PRAM?
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From: G-Books [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Andrew F.
Sent: Friday, January 07, 2005 7:40 PM
To: G-Books
Subject: Kanga Memory Problem
Hello
I just bought a 128MB module for my Kanga (from Wegener Media - closed for
the rest of the weekend) and
I did that, I also removed AC and battery for an hour. Even with the RAM
module removed and the PRAM zapped it won't make it past the errors. Is
there any way to reset the memory manager? I am convinced that the module
is bad, but I'd at least like to have the use of my machine restored while I
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