Hello,
I just sent an email to:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I got the following error:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Remote host said: 550
[EMAIL PROTECTED] unknown user
account
Does anyone know if this is an obsolete address (Got
it from Low End Mac just few minutes ago). or a
temporary server problem.
TIA,
On 2/4/06, Barry Muller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] unknown user
account
Does anyone know if this is an obsolete address (Got
it from Low End Mac just few minutes ago). or a
temporary server problem.
try replacing listname with the name of the list. For example:
For
:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Remote host said: 550
[EMAIL PROTECTED] unknown user
account
Does anyone know if this is an obsolete address
(Got
it from Low End Mac just few minutes ago). or a
temporary server problem.
That sounds like an address you send to to switch to
digest mode, or
it almost
On Jul 20, 2005, at 10:00 PM, Mike wrote:
I don't have a good working LCD and I screwed up and switched the
display to
the LCD and now the external monitor cuts out after loading the OS.
Anyway
to reset this? Is there an fn key I can't see on the kb? Can I press a
magical set of keys? Thanks
Mike,
Are you using a Pismo? If so, you can simply plug in a USB mouse and
USB keyboard, and with the external monitor connected, boot the Pismo
using the USB devices with it closed. Hope this helps,
Zoltan
THE BLUETOOTH (and WiFi) MASTER
No, it's a Wallstreet 1. Thanks
Mike K
Save our
On Jul 21, 2005, at 7:44 AM, Mike wrote:
Mike,
Are you using a Pismo? If so, you can simply plug in a USB mouse and
USB keyboard, and with the external monitor connected, boot the Pismo
using the USB devices with it closed. Hope this helps,
Zoltan
THE BLUETOOTH (and WiFi) MASTER
No,
I don't have a good working LCD and I screwed up and switched the display to
the LCD and now the external monitor cuts out after loading the OS. Anyway
to reset this? Is there an fn key I can't see on the kb? Can I press a
magical set of keys? Thanks in advance!
Mike K
Save our LAN!
Did anyone see this yet?
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20050606/ap_on_hi_te/apple_chips
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On Jun 6, 2005, at 2:13 PM, Dean wrote:
Did anyone see this yet?
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20050606/ap_on_hi_te/apple_chips
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Oh yeah!
There's been quite a heated discussion over on the TiBook list and
elsewhere.
The short version is IBM told Apple to get lost we're in the G5 for
On Jun 6, 2005, at 1:13 PM, Dean wrote:
Did anyone see this yet?
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20050606/ap_on_hi_te/apple_chips
I saw this on Monday. From an end user standpoint, I really don't
think it's going to be that much of an impact. My interaction with
the computer is not at the
If IBM did 'push' Apple out, they're added to a list of other notables
including Cray, SGI, etc. To think, some of us originally thought
that the reason we (Cray) had been pushed out was because they were
struggling to make yield/clockrate on the PowerPC. Of course, the
death of Apple's
Did anyone see this yet?
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20050606/ap_on_hi_te/apple_chips
I watched the keynote tonight, and it was reassuring to do so. Just
thought I'd pass that along to those who are panicking at this news...
Claire
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I just replaced the top case on my Pismo due to a malfunctioning trackpad.
Now, the trackpad works fine but when I close the lid, the PowerBook doesn't
go to sleep anymore.
So, I know there is some magnet that triggers this and I guess that it's
missing in the top case I just put. Anybody has
Laurent,
As you face your Pismo, with your hands on the keyboard, the magnet is
under your left wrist. Probably where your wristwatch is touching the
case. It's fairly strong magnet, and you can easily detect its exact
location just by waving a paperclip over that area of your case. What
On 28/04/04 13:08, Jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Laurent,
As you face your Pismo, with your hands on the keyboard, the magnet is
under your left wrist. Probably where your wristwatch is touching the
case. It's fairly strong magnet, and you can easily detect its exact
location just by
Laurent,
If you go straight down from the lower right corner of the fn key and 1/2
inch in from the front of the lower case, that is where the magnet is!
Tom
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On 28/04/04 17:02, Tom Ethen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Laurent,
If you go straight down from the lower right corner of the fn key and 1/2
inch in from the front of the lower case, that is where the magnet is!
Well, I couldn't find it, so I got my previous top case, then, I found it.
Hi Folks
I have a Pismo ... and I can confirm that even a large paper clip sticks
very well ... it is quite a decent magnet .. about 3.5cm from the left
edge of the laptop and 0.5cm in from the front edge ... at least on
mine.
Hmmm ... I wonder if this is a form of magnet therapy (RSI?) for
I have just had a D-Link switch installed in my room (to service the
HP LJ2500L I spoke about, yes still a problem).
When I run my Pismo through the switch, cookies are not enabled
hence very few web sites work. When I bypass the switch everything
works fine.
I know it's not the Pismo/System
Scenario:
Connecting my Pismo to the Internet (via DHCP) using a D-Link Switch
here at work causes Internet explorer to appear to deny cookies even
though I have the setting to never ask.
Removing the switch and connecting the PB directly to the RJ45 socket
and everything works as it should.
I'm
Connecting my Pismo to the Internet (via DHCP) using a D-Link Switch
here at work causes Internet explorer to appear to deny cookies even
though I have the setting to never ask.
Removing the switch and connecting the PB directly to the RJ45 socket
and everything works as it should.
That's a rather
From: Steve Fuller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What model dlink switch is this?
DES-1005D
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If anything, I'd suspect that the switch is bad and corrupting
packets possibly.
Just strange that I am now experiencing the same phenomena,
and it is only at these two occurances I have done so
It really sounds like the switch itself is bad. Have you tried plugging
an Intel based PC in to see if it has the same issues? One other thing
to try would be to force the ethernet port on your Mac to 100/full and
see if that fixes the issue. I have noted that some switches have
issues
From: Steve Fuller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
One other thing to try would be to force the ethernet port on your Mac to
100/full and see if that fixes the issue.
How do you do this ?
Laurence
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I'm not much of a help here with regard to OSX software,
(Photoshop Elements 1.0 is not carbonized) but, don't be afraid to
run stuff in classic. I find classic works great. The only time I
boot in 9 is to print in photoshop 7--because it won't boot in
classic, and as you all know, if you
Clyde Kahrl wrote:
(Also
Word X requires every document to be brand new or it wont print it).
??? That's not true...it sounds as though you have some serious printer
driver problems.
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College of Pharmacy
Information Technology Group
Institutions do not
On 22/09/03 13:37, Bruce Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Clyde Kahrl wrote:
(Also
Word X requires every document to be brand new or it wont print it).
??? That's not true...it sounds as though you have some serious printer
driver problems.
I've never had to create brand new documents
I've been dragging my feet on jumping from 9.2.2 to Jaguar and will
likely make the switch this month or next. However, a question or two:
1) Where can I find a compatability list of minimum versions of
(commercial) software programs that will run under Jaguar? I have some
considerably older
on 19/09/03 23:04, James Rohde at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been dragging my feet on jumping from 9.2.2 to Jaguar and will
likely make the switch this month or next. However, a question or two:
1) Where can I find a compatability list of minimum versions of
(commercial) software
On Wednesday, March 5, 2003, at 11:58 PM, w appling wrote:
Hi all, I am new to this 800 TI powerbook, does it have a cuda reset or
equivalant?
thankyou
No, afaik, that was only in Powermacs with user-swappable processors.
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Bruce Johnson
Hi all, I am new to this 800 TI powerbook, does it have a cuda reset or
equivalant?
-
I don't think so, as those products that had cuda switches had the switch inside the
case...I don't think Apple would put a somewhat occasionally used switch inside the
powerbook, thus requiring
On Thursday, March 06, 2003, at 10:28AM, Obrecht, Jerry A [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all, I am new to this 800 TI powerbook, does it have a cuda reset or
equivalant?
-
I don't think so, as those products that had cuda switches had the switch inside the
case...I don't think
Hi all, I am new to this 800 TI powerbook, does it have a cuda reset or
equivalant?
thankyou
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On Monday, October 21, 2002, at 06:14 PM, Donald Keenan wrote:
PS Speaking of OSes, I'm reading a History of Unix for Dummies kind
of
article for my web development class. It suggests that Unix held or has
the promise of running on any kind of computer. What is being done to
OS
X to make
Hey Bruce, you set your clock back about five day too far!
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On Sunday, October 27, 2002, at 09:52 AM, Thomas Ethen wrote:
Hey Bruce, you set your clock back about five day too far!
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I don't know what happened there...I remember sending that message out
about 5 days ago, on a different computer entirely. I think it
At 8:12 PM -0400 10/22/02, Donald Keenan wrote:
Does this mean that the act of compiling is always hardware specific? Is
RedHat Linux compiled to work only on Wintel/IBM machines? YellowDog
compiled for mac processors?
Compiling is hardware specific, but a program that is correctly written to a
Donald Keenan wrote:
Bruce:
Thanks for the info.
So there's not yet been an economic incentive to make a a platform
independent? standard? (Am I wording this correctly?)
Yes there was a serious attempt to make a platform independent standard,
and it's wide adoption has been thwarted by
on 10/23/02 7:10 AM, Laurent Daudelin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i found a Family PC magazine, which had a little article about Cocoa,
and they were talking about how its a great new programming
environment, thats simple enough for kids to learn (it appeared to be a
graphical environment?)
yes, companies do grant other software companies access to OS source
code - sometimes there is a fee, sometimes its only NDA, but always at
very least NDA. you can get the source code to windows, if you sign an
NDA, and fork over 323,546,145,632.00, and your youngest child. its how
software
on 23/10/02 02:27, Jon Glass at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 10/23/02 7:10 AM, Laurent Daudelin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i found a Family PC magazine, which had a little article about Cocoa,
and they were talking about how its a great new programming
environment, thats simple enough for
hm, perhaps you should let him make that decision?
perhaps it runs in the family, and he could be the next steve jobs.
or on the other hand, the next bill gateson second
thoughtget the little guy a nice bike.
On Wednesday, October 23, 2002, at 02:27 AM, Jon Glass
On Wed, Oct 23, 2002 at 02:24:44AM -0400, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
:
: on 23/10/02 02:13, John Koen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
:
: What tipped me off is the date. Jobs was not even a part of Apple yet,
: was he? I think Gil Amelio/Board were still trying to decide between
: NeXT and Be OS
on 10/23/02 8:13 AM, John Koen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There was a Cocoa module [I think] of OpenDoc
Cocoa was not part of OpenDoc. It was a free-standing application. It
used/uses no editors nor stationery. I cannot vouch that it doesn't depend
on the SOMObjects and/or CFM libraries, but
on 10/23/02 9:02 AM, Justin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hm, perhaps you should let him make that decision?
perhaps it runs in the family, and he could be the next steve jobs.
or on the other hand, the next bill gateson second
thoughtget the little guy a nice bike.
On Monday, October 21, 2002, at 08:14 PM, Donald Keenan wrote:
I think it's time for Apple to shake up its advertising campaign. The
new 17 FP iMac deserves a better market share.
Donald
PS Speaking of OSes, I'm reading a History of Unix for Dummies kind
of
article for my web development
On Monday, October 21, 2002, at 06:14 PM, Donald Keenan wrote:
PS Speaking of OSes, I'm reading a History of Unix for Dummies kind
of
article for my web development class. It suggests that Unix held or has
the promise of running on any kind of computer. What is being done to
OS
X to make
Now if Apple can get Steve the Dell Dude to switch, THAT would be
hilarious!
Donald
http://www.dell.com/us/en/dhs/topics/segtopic_steven_whois.htm
Take a look at this:
http://www.macboy.com/cartoons/switch/dude/index.html
:)
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On 10/21/02 11:31 PM, K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Incidentally. it was announced last week that the Dell Dude has bit the
dust..
No, it wasn't. It was *rumored*. And Dell has officially said the rumors are
not true.
Shawn King
On this week's YML:
CEO of IDG World Expo, Bugdom 2, EyeTV
On Tuesday, October 22, 2002, at 10:48 AM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
For simple programs; command-line things that don't make reference to a
huge number of different libraries, or include all of their C-code
themselves, and don't use *any* libs, the promise of 'Run everywhere'
does hold true,
On Tuesday, October 22, 2002, at 11:08 AM, Amber Rhea wrote:
Now if Apple can get Steve the Dell Dude to switch, THAT would be
hilarious!
Donald
http://www.dell.com/us/en/dhs/topics/segtopic_steven_whois.htm
Take a look at this:
http://www.macboy.com/cartoons/switch/dude/index.html
The basic layer is what is called Darwin. This is an open source
project, I
think that's the right term. It means that anybody can collaborate to
the
core project, and Apple (or some kind of a governing body?) reserves the
right to include the modifications in Darwin. Darwin is the
On Tuesday, October 22, 2002, at 07:46 PM, Donald Keenan wrote:
Is Cocoa a BSD version of Unix that is more compatible with
Foundation/Appkit?
Cocoa is a programming environment; it has almost nothing to do with
UNIX (other than the fact that it lays on top of an unix).
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On Tuesday, October 22, 2002, at 09:11 PM, Jeremy Derr wrote:
On Tuesday, October 22, 2002, at 07:46 PM, Donald Keenan wrote:
Is Cocoa a BSD version of Unix that is more compatible with
Foundation/Appkit?
Cocoa is a programming environment; it has almost nothing to do with
UNIX (other
On Tuesday, October 22, 2002, at 08:19 PM, Donald Keenan wrote:
Thanks Jeremy. Obviously, I've got to learn some basics here.
I just looked at a review of Developing Cocoa Programs and it
mentioned that an API is used to connect the programming language
(Objective C ?) to the OS.
So is a
On Tuesday, October 22, 2002, at 10:05 AM, Jeremy Derr wrote:
I'm reading a History of Unix for Dummies kind
of
article for my web development class. It suggests that Unix held or has
the promise of running on any kind of computer. What is being done to
OS
X to make its Unix code machine
On Tuesday, October 22, 2002, at 07:12 PM, Donald Keenan wrote:
Does this mean that the act of compiling is always hardware specific?
Is
RedHat Linux compiled to work only on Wintel/IBM machines? YellowDog
compiled for mac processors?
yes. but not only is it hardware specific, it's also
i found a Family PC magazine, which had a little article about Cocoa,
and they were talking about how its a great new programming
environment, thats simple enough for kids to learn (it appeared to be a
graphical environment?)
this magazine was published in 97 iirc os10 wasnt around then,
ACK!!! sorry about quoting all the adverts etc. on the bottom. i seem
to have a habit of forgetting to delete that :/
On Wednesday, October 23, 2002, at 12:29 AM, Justin wrote:
i found a Family PC magazine, which had a little article about Cocoa,
and they were talking about how its a great
in a telephone switch are selected using case statements. Leads
to software bloat.
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Am 23.10.2002 2:12 Uhr schrieb Donald Keenan unter
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Wow!
A lot of questions! I put in my replies, but mind you, I'm only a
programming autodidact and have been at it for a mere three years.
Does this mean that the act of compiling is always hardware specific? Is
RedHat
There was a Cocoa module [I think] of OpenDoc, the software
foundation which Cyberdog was built upon that was originally a
collaboration between Apple, IBM and someone else (not Motorola, and
definitely not Microsoft!). Cocoa in this case was intended for kids in
school. The only reason I know
on 23/10/02 02:13, John Koen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What tipped me off is the date. Jobs was not even a part of Apple yet,
was he? I think Gil Amelio/Board were still trying to decide between
NeXT and Be OS after (during?) canceling Copland. It wasn't called
Cocoa in NeXT, was it?
Never
Donald Keenan wrote:
Apple 'Books have to be THE sexiest consumer product out there IMHO
(maybe with the exception of Jaguars...the car) and I've noticed lately
the the Switch ad campaign has been featuring switchers with a subtly
higher cool factor lately, but I was blown away today when I
On 10/21/02 2:16 PM, Bruce Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew
into the Cybertrough:
Donald Keenan wrote:
Apple 'Books have to be THE sexiest consumer product out there IMHO
(maybe with the exception of Jaguars...the car) and I've noticed lately
the the Switch ad campaign has been featuring
Obi-Wan wrote:
I find it hilarious, because, IIRC, Tony has *never* used PC's...he's
been a Machead for many many years.
You are correct. Tony has always been a Mac guy. Well maybe not always,
but at least for the last 5 years. I remember reading an article in one of
the Mac Mags about
no mention of him switching. Funny huh?
Watch it again. All he says is that he uses his mac to make Movies. It's
not really a switch ad. Apple has blurred the lines. Same with Kelly Slater
and DJ Qbert.
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Apple
of him switching. Funny huh?
Watch it again. All he says is that he uses his mac to make Movies.
It's
not really a switch ad. Apple has blurred the lines. Same with Kelly
Slater
and DJ Qbert.
I think it's time for Apple to shake up its advertising campaign. The
new 17 FP iMac deserves
lately
the the Switch ad campaign has been featuring switchers with a
subtly
higher cool factor lately, but I was blown away today when I just saw
the TONY HAWK switch ad!
I find it hilarious, because, IIRC, Tony has *never* used PC's...he's
been a Machead for many many years.
You
or something. Anyway, I
re-watched the ad and it makes no mention of him switching. Funny huh?
Watch it again. All he says is that he uses his mac to make Movies.
It's
not really a switch ad. Apple has blurred the lines. Same with Kelly
Slater
and DJ Qbert.
I think it's time for Apple to shake up
dropped..the public is getting tired of the whiny grating
personality..
Regards,
Mike K
Donald Keenan wrote:
Now if Apple can get Steve the Dell Dude to switch, THAT would be
hilarious!
Donald
http://www.dell.com/us/en/dhs/topics/segtopic_steven_whois.htm
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Apple 'Books have to be THE sexiest consumer product out there IMHO
(maybe with the exception of Jaguars...the car) and I've noticed lately
the the Switch ad campaign has been featuring switchers with a subtly
higher cool factor lately, but I was blown away today when I just saw
the TONY HAWK
years back, i havent been following the competitions, but
he probably won it a couple times) funny to see someone like that doing
a switch ad :)
On Saturday, October 19, 2002, at 11:01 AM, Donald Keenan wrote:
Apple 'Books have to be THE sexiest consumer product out there IMHO
(maybe
Hello
Can anyone remind me how to disable the automatic memory check on my
Wallstreet (OS 8.6)? I seem to recall that you have to hold down a key
or two while opening the memory control panel.
Thanks
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Ann Arbor Michigan
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On 10/7/02 1:21 PM, Andrew [EMAIL PROTECTED] Broadcast into the
ether:
Hello
Can anyone remind me how to disable the automatic memory check on my
Wallstreet (OS 8.6)? I seem to recall that you have to hold down a key
or two while opening the memory control panel.
Thanks
Hold down
on 10/7/02 4:21 PM, Andrew at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello
Can anyone remind me how to disable the automatic memory check on my
Wallstreet (OS 8.6)? I seem to recall that you have to hold down a key
or two while opening the memory control panel.
Thanks
Hold down command and option while
Here's a funny spoof featuring that guy in Seattle.
http://www.macboy.com/cartoons/switch/gates/index.html
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Here's a funny spoof featuring that guy in Seattle.
http://www.macboy.com/cartoons/switch/gates/index.html
Oh yeah, forgot to mention it's a Flash animation. After you watch it, check
out the Sonata link next to it. This guy is creative!
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Here's a funny spoof featuring that guy in Seattle.
http://www.macboy.com/cartoons/switch/gates/index.html
Oh yeah, forgot to mention it's a Flash animation. After you watch it, check
out the Sonata link next to it. This guy is creative!
Yep. I viewed it already. Absolutely hilarious! A lot
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