From: Claire Hart [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'll tell you what came to mind when I read your post.
(1) If your preferences are NOT set to snap-to-grid, and
(2) you've been gathering a collection of icons all over your desktop, and
then
(3) you decide to switch your preferences TO snap-to-grid, and then
As far as I know, there's no way of bridging the connections in the
manner you describe. Your best bet would be to get a dedicated
wireless-ethernet bridge unit, they're fairly inexpensive.
Cheers,
Ben
On 2 Mar 2005, at 06:38, Orlando Mac Geek wrote:
I do not know if it is possible to do this,
Really sorry for the fuzzy info, but . . I came across something
about this when trawling Apple's techinfo for help with my freezing
lombard.
Try searching again, it's in there.
Ben
Recently acquired a new HP 7660 printer on eBay for next to nothing, but
there's one issue I can't resolve.
With
4. Analogue - Digital video in box Firewire
A little unsure, but I am looking at a low end
but useable unit, I have seen the odd DivX
licenced unit (Plextor ConvertX PVR DivX)...
That would be great, but I looked at their site and it seems to be
windows-only and
on 02/03/05 04:43, Larry le Mac at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Claire Hart [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'll tell you what came to mind when I read your post.
(1) If your preferences are NOT set to snap-to-grid, and
(2) you've been gathering a collection of icons all over your desktop, and
then
I think LaCie 's burner is a good choice as is the HP printer (I have one
myself). For the Analog Digital converter, take a look at Miglia products.
I've seen them at CompUSA, Mall, Zones, JR, even SmallDog and OWC! There's
a $40 mail in rebate on the DC converter. If you don't want the full frame
Hello all
I just got a message from my father in law saying that the CD drive on
his Wallstreet has finally stopped just as he was loading his tax
preparation software.
Obviously the critical need sensor is working just fine.
Anyway I'm looking for a CD drive for him and was wondering if there
Response to Bruce:
Fruitmenu WILL do what Finderpop did. Think someone referred to it as
'Drilling' folders. At any rate, configure the 'fruitmenu' pane of
the Fruitmenu System Preference panel to permit 'click and hold mouse
to access contextual menu in finder' to whatever delay suits you.
From: Luis Sequeira [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I actually have a Miglia card that sits inside my BW (upgraded to a G4
processor; this card seems to need at least a G4).
It's ok, but: can not do DivX or any version of MPEG4 compression (the
processor is not powerful enough; have to settle with M-JPEG
Anyway I'm looking for a CD drive for him and was wondering if there were
different models to look for (or avoid).
Unlike many modules the Wallstreet one is a mechanism and casing combined,
there are no options apart from a DVD drive or an aftermarket CDRW drive.
as wondering if there
I know
I am having trouble playing Diablo and Diablo II on my Lombard 333mhz,
128mb ram, OS 9.1, and using the internal cd-rom. In the first case the
system looks for the cd for a loong time, accompanied by much clicking.
Sometimes the cd has to be reinserted a couple of times and then after a
long
On 02/03/05 16:50, alienbill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am having trouble playing Diablo and Diablo II on my Lombard 333mhz,
128mb ram, OS 9.1, and using the internal cd-rom. In the first case the
system looks for the cd for a loong time, accompanied by much clicking.
Sometimes the cd has to
On 3 Mar 2005, at 06:38, Malcolm Cornelius wrote:
Anyway I'm looking for a CD drive for him and was wondering if there
were
different models to look for (or avoid).
Unlike many modules the Wallstreet one is a mechanism and casing
combined,
there are no options apart from a DVD drive or an
anyone know how to get this to work without shelling out cash for
programs that are buggy or a USB cable, thus making BT a joke??
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Well...On my Wallstreet (with my Wallstreet, I should say) I use an
external Zip cd-rw, via a USB card, and it does what I need it to do. Takes
up a little extra space, but a used ext cd-rw isn't all that expensive.
At 2:33 PM +1100 3/3/05, Ben Dyer wrote:
On 3 Mar 2005, at 06:38, Malcolm
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