ite com.apple.Safari IncludeDebugMenu 1
To deactivate, quit Safari, go to Terminal and type this command,
then hit Return to deactivate Debug:
defaults write com.apple.Safari IncludeDebugMenu 0
Hope this helps.
Jim Scott
On Dec 12, 2005, at 10:45 PM, David Harris wrote:
Hi Amber:
I've notice
that sucker?
Thanks!
LaterHoward
If you're in OS X, simply click on the offending icon in the menu
bar, then hold down the Apple/Command key while dragging the icon to
the desktop. Let go of the icon and it disappears with an animated
"poof".
Jim Scot
On Jul 2, 2005, at 12:35 PM, Amber wrote:
I just bought a DLink Wireless Router (DI-524). It was actually not
too bad to set up but I do have a couple of concerns re: security.
I am wondering which settings I need to be attentive to so I can
ensure I don't get outsiders surfing or explori
Well, here goes another learning curve. I bought an external Yamaha firewire
case that originally held a CD/RW from a fellow swapper. I found that it
works just fine with my G3 700 iBook running 10.3.5 when I put a Memorex
52x32x52x CD/RW burner in it.
However, when I put a hard drive in the f
iBooks do not have a PRAM battery, Instead, they use either AC power or
battery power. That's why, if you take longer than 15-20 seconds to change
the battery when it's running on battery power, the PRAM memory goes into
default mode.
- Original Message -
From: "Laurent Daudelin" <[EMA
Thanks to the good advice from fellow listers, my new G3 iBook 700's access
to the Internet via Airport card works perfectly with my local network and
satellite Internet access -- with and without encryption turned on. The $
before password worked. Reseating the card also worked. And redoing the
pa
Thanks. I think it's an ASCII password (plain ole English alphanumeric
text). But adding a $ before the password turned on the Airport card so that
it sees the network and gets a signal strength. Turning off the Airport card
and turning it on again elicits lots of blinking lights on my WAP, router
Well, I just lucked onto the answer following my second Google search. Some
person said, "You may have to put a $ before your password." How simple! I
put a $ before the password, and the Airport card activated. How weird.
-- Jim
- Original Message -----
From: "Jim Scott&quo
Okay, I'm stumped. I've got an just-obtained iBook 700 (OS X -- 10.1.3) with
built-in Airport card. I'm having no success connecting it to my local
network, which the Airport card "sees" as an Airport Network. I select my
local Wi-Fi network name and put in the 10-character WEP password. After a
pa
I've got a 700 MHz G3 iBook (dual USB) with 12" display. The previous owner
didn't take very good care of it, and the U-shaped titanium bezel brace
inside the display is broken on either side of the clutch cover attaching
screws. The previous owner tried to fix things with SuperGlue. Enough said.
S
I'm looking for a full set of 9.2.2/OSX installation/restore disks for a 700
MHz IBook.
I'm also looking for two keys: the big Delete key and the left carat/comma
key (or a complete keyboard).
I'm also looking for a 20GB or larger 9.5mm hard drive for this machine.
I'm located in ZIP 95503. E-mail
Well said. You articulated exactly what I've been thinking and feeling. I'm
gone, too, for the same reasons.
-- Jim
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From: "Sarah Andrews Cook" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "G-Books" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, February 11, 2004 4:54 PM
Subject: List tone
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