Members of the G-Books list,
We've moved this list from Maclaunch to Google Groups, which we see as
a real improvement, 204 of 210 subscribers have already made the
switch! This list on Maclaunch is now closed and being replaced by the
new list on Google Groups.
Google Groups functions as an e
On 2/21/06, Peter Saint James <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> On 12 Feb 2006, at 3:09 PM, Donald Keenan wrote:
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> > The worst case scenario is that Google owns your/our comments and
> > will either give them to the governmemt or use it to target us with
> > specific "narrowcast" advertising.
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I gave up on my little old i-Mac and am now using my Powerbook (15
inch screen) as
my desktop computer. I should have done it long ago. Working in the
OSX Tiger
environment is a real improvement that I was missing. I've imported
my address
book and put them into folders. I'm still in a learni
On Feb 20, 2006, at 9:17 PM, Clark Martin wrote:
It isn't a matter of supporting Macs but of supporting standards for
HTML. The idea that a web site has to be all bells and whistles is
absurd. There was a period where every time I went surfing I'd hit at
least one site that needed the latest
On Feb 20, 2006, at 6:41 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kudos to those who support Macs, even if there are few of them lying
around.
Any one know what the current stats are for Mac usage? A quick search
found this 2004 article:
T h e R o a d L e s s T r a v e l e d
The Mac numbers game:
Peter Saint James writes:
If Google claims ownership of the comments made on the list,
moving to Google is a bad idea. Let's call it off.
Actually, this might be the best reason yet I've seen from the
anti-Google crowd.
I am on another list where the host claims copyright and many
folk
On Feb 21, 2006, at 8:36 AM, Peter Saint James wrote:
What I would think would be the thing to do in such a situation, I
have never seen anyone do, and I wonder why. Can't they just look
up these setting on one of their machines in the Windows equivalent
of System Preferences?
If it'
I used a 15-inch Al PB as a desktop machine and was happy
with the result. I put the book on the far side of the desk on a
stand higher than the desktop so that it was at eye level. I used
Bluetooth mouse and keyboard. It worked very well.
Sometimes the small screen would create limitat
On 14 Feb 2006, at 10:28 PM, Al Poulin wrote:
Is anybody here happy with using their iBooks or small screen
PowerBooks as desktop machines? Do you hook up an extra keyboard
and mouse? Happy with the small screen? Or do you hook up a
larger monitor? Elevate the laptop on a stand?
On 12 Feb 2006, at 3:09 PM, Donald Keenan wrote:
The worst case scenario is that Google owns your/our comments and
will either give them to the governmemt or use it to target us with
specific "narrowcast" advertising.
If Google claims ownership of the comments made on the list, moving
Some recent experience with internet cafes leaves me with a question
that perhaps some of you who manage networks can answer.
Usually I can simply plug the network cable in my powerbook and it
connects without a problem.
Sometimes I need to prompt the powerbook to connect to the netw
If you left the lombard unplugged with the dead battery in it, how
did the battery get charged ?
What exactly was the symptom of the dead battery ?
Mad Dog
The battery had a full charge before it started acting weird. It
would show no charge on the lights and a full charge according to the
Since someone mentioned that they appreciate people posting to
inform of the resolution of a problem, allow me this.
My battery is fixed!!! I the Lombard unplugged in sleep mode for
about seven hours, and the battery worked when I plugged it back in.
It showed all 4 LEDs and a full charge in O
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