, John McGibney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use SlimBatteryMonitor, it loads a menu icon that can be color
coded, shows time left till empty, shows percent charged while
charging and pops up a dialog box when the battery gets to 10% left.
And its donationware, pay only if you want to.
John
John,
I
On Jan 20, 2006, at 6:05 AM, John McGibney wrote:
I use it on a TiBook and an AlBook both with 10.4.4. I've never had
a problem with Panther nor Tiger.
Tjhis is a Pismo-specific Tiger issue. My wife's Pismo was also
unable to calculate the remaining battery/charge time after the
update
On Sunday, Jan 15th, I started this thread:
For some reason I can no longer get info on how long my battery has
left in hours and minutes.
I can get the info in percentage, but if I ask for it to be shown as
time left, it says calculating... or is just a blank, depending on
which program I
I use SlimBatteryMonitor, it loads a menu icon that can be color
coded, shows time left till empty, shows percent charged while
charging and pops up a dialog box when the battery gets to 10% left.
And its donationware, pay only if you want to.
John
On Jan 19, 2006, at 9:02 PM, Daniel
On Thursday, Jan 19, John McGibney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use SlimBatteryMonitor, it loads a menu icon that can be color
coded, shows time left till empty, shows percent charged while
charging and pops up a dialog box when the battery gets to 10% left.
And its donationware, pay only if you
For some reason I can no longer get info on how long my battery has
left in hours and minutes.
I can get the info in percentage, but if I ask for it to be shown as
time left, it says calculating... or is just a blank, depending on
which program I use to measure it. I have show battery
what you find out.
thanks and good luck!
--Van
On 1/15/06, Daniel Colwell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For some reason I can no longer get info on how long my battery has
left in hours and minutes.
I can get the info in percentage, but if I ask for it to be shown as
time left, it says calculating
For some reason I can no longer get info on how long my battery has
left in hours and minutes.
I can get the info in percentage, but if I ask for it to be shown as
time left, it says calculating... or is just a blank, depending on
which program I use to measure it. I have show battery status
on how long my battery has
left in hours and minutes.
I can get the info in percentage, but if I ask for it to be shown as
time left, it says calculating... or is just a blank, depending on
which program I use to measure it. I have show battery status in the
menu bar checked in the Energy Saver
Colwell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For some reason I can no longer get info on how long my battery has
left in hours and minutes.
I can get the info in percentage, but if I ask for it to be shown as
time left, it says calculating... or is just a blank, depending on
which program I use
My Pismo, w/ clean install of OS X.4, original apple batteries, and
the computer always says Calculating. too.
--
Alan Miller
Underwater Photographer °°.°.°.°.
http://home.earthlink.net/~uwphoto/
Pismo400, 1G RAM, OS X.4.3
eBay ID uwphotoer
Live each day like it is your last
My Pismo, w/ clean install of OS X.4, original apple
batteries, and
the computer always says Calculating. too.
Stupid question/comment for you all...I had this
happen once with Panther...It seemed to correct itself
by running a combo of DiskWarrior and also simply
repairing
My Pismo, w/ clean install of OS X.4, original apple
batteries, and
the computer always says Calculating. too.
Stupid question/comment for you all...I had this
happen once with Panther...It seemed to correct itself
by running a combo of DiskWarrior and also simply
repairing
All -
I had been running Jaguar and Panther (for a short time) and was
getting 3+ hours of runtime with AirPort enabled. After upgrading to
Tiger, I've noticed a couple things. First, it doesn't calculate how
much time is left on the battery. It will show percent, but not time.
This has
It's interesting. I experienced the same issue at the beginning but
then I got to exercise my battery by draining and charging it several
times and it seems to be working fine now--giving me both time and
percentage.
___
NBT
On May 19, 2005, at 13:32, Van
Does anyone know of a MAC supported software
that will do watermarking on batches of photos
at the same time?
All I can find is PC softwares :-(
I know photoshop can do this,
but that is one photo at a time.
I have hundreds of photos that I
need to do this to.
Please respond off list
I know photoshop can do this,
but that is one photo at a time.
I have hundreds of photos that I
need to do this to.
Doesn't Photoshop feature Action/Batch functionality that can automate
this?
Marcin Wichary
e:\ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
w:\ www.aci.com.pl/mwichary Attached
w:\ www.aci.com.pl
On Feb 14, 2005, at 3:48 AM, Marcin Wichary wrote:
I know photoshop can do this,
but that is one photo at a time.
I have hundreds of photos that I
need to do this to.
Doesn't Photoshop feature Action/Batch functionality that can automate
this?
Yes it does.
--
Bruce Johnson
University of rmacy
Does anyone know of a MAC supported software
that will do watermarking on batches of photos
at the same time?
All I can find is PC softwares :-(
I know photoshop can do this,
but that is one photo at a time.
I have hundreds of photos that I
need to do this to.
Please respond off list.
Thanks
Does anyone know of a MAC supported software
that will do watermarking on batches of photos
at the same time?
All I can find is PC softwares :-(
I know photoshop can do this,
but that is one photo at a time.
I have hundreds of photos that I
need to do this to.
Please respond off
On 12 Feb 2005, at 4:28 PM, pace wrote:
Does anyone know of a MAC supported software
that will do watermarking on batches of photos
at the same time?
There is a program called iwatermark that does what you want to do.
Richard
Richard Clark
http://rec.homedns.org
NPDS: http
been able to or had time to finger out any of these
to a soothing workable endand I want world peace.
Kristina
³In order to seek one¹s own direction, one must simplify
the mechanics of ordinary, everyday life.² -Plato
PS. We bought the Canon at Best Buy who asked for donations to the Red
Howdy, My name is Kevin and this is my first adventure into the Mac world.
As a disillusioned windows user, I was turned onto Mac after buying an ipod
and using my wife's ibook (she's a teacher) After much research I finally
decided on a Pismo. Here is what I purchased
On 15/11/04 16:48, Kevin Bellerose [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Howdy, My name is Kevin and this is my first adventure into the Mac world.
As a disillusioned windows user, I was turned onto Mac after buying an ipod
and using my wife's ibook (she's a teacher) After much research I finally
decided
On Nov 15, 2004, at 2:48 PM, Kevin Bellerose wrote:
Howdy, My name is Kevin and this is my first adventure into the Mac
world.
As a disillusioned windows user, I was turned onto Mac after buying an
ipod
and using my wife's ibook (she's a teacher) After much research I
finally
decided on a
Hi, Gang!
I've just received the following error message for about the sixth time in
the last 24 hours:
Network Time Error
The Date Time control panel cannot open Open Transport. Use the system
software CD to reinstall the Open Transport software.
Why would this error message have come up
It means that the control panel can't connect to the internet to do a time
check. If you can use Netscape and/or check your email then Open Transport
is working properly. Or possibly you're dialing up through AOL or the like
and therefore bypassing Open Transport.
You may have to connect
I'm using Outlook Express and Internet Explorer. I am connected to the
internet, through Earthlink. I've tried to update my time with the server,
to no avail.
I'm also afraid to log off the internet, and afraid that if I do, I may not
be able to reconnect to the internet. Is that a rational
On Nov 9, 2004, at 2:12 PM, Stanton Mitrany wrote:
I'm using Outlook Express and Internet Explorer. I am connected to the
internet, through Earthlink. I've tried to update my time with the
server,
to no avail.
I'm also afraid to log off the internet, and afraid that if I do, I
may not
be able
I had this annoying problem a couple of years ago. Seems to me I
solved the problem by tossing a corrupted preferences file. I'm rusty
on Classic now, though. Anyone care to guess the culprit?
Cheers,
Erik
--
###
Erik Ness [EMAIL PROTECTED] 608-242-7604
come across info on replacing a
Pismo LCD with a higher resolution screen? e.g., as in some PC 14
notebooks?
This would be a fantastic upgrade to the superb Pismo. I'd even go back full
time to the Pismo from my TiBook 800, which I love for the screen real
estate, but not for the heat it generates
REALLY
DIM. Is it going out? Oddly, when it's by itself,
it actually seems
fine, but after looking at the display on the iBook
and even another
Pismo I had for another client, I have to say there
is a noticeable
difference. If I'm right, I guess it's time to go
screen hunting
on the iBook and even another
Pismo I had for another client, I have to say there is a noticeable
difference. If I'm right, I guess it's time to go screen hunting
online. I've seen entire top halves of Pismo's going for around
$170.00 these days on eBay. Also, what if I don't? Will it just keep
across and unchecked it.
It's checked for me, and I have no problems with Safari crashing
(although from time to time a banking site won't work right and I have
to use IE for that).
Regards,
Harry Corsover
===
Harry Corsover, Independent Business Owner
for any input,
Maybe a re-install is in order? I've been using Safari as my main
browser
immediately after it came out and I rarely have a crash even though I
use it
all the time. Weird...
-Laurent.
I'll second that. I also have been using Safari and only Safari for the
past several
months
as my main
browser
immediately after it came out and I rarely have a crash even though I
use it
all the time. Weird...
-Laurent.
I'll second that. I also have been using Safari and only Safari for the
past several
months and things have gone smoothly. I used to alternate between
Safari and IE
On Jul 11, 2004, at 4:52 PM, Dan Colwell wrote:
Safari is giving me trouble. . .right after I decided finally to make
it my default browser. Now, It won't even boot!
Trash the Safari preferences, empty trash and reboot.
John -
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Small Dog
On Jul 10, 2004, at 11:40 PM, Donald Keenan wrote:
We should both probably consider installing Camino as our backup of
choice for OS X. It's cool that we have so many to choose from!
Don't forget Opera (www.opera.com) and OmniWeb (www.omnigroup.com). I
have been using both. I really like
of the time that's all I
need. If I need to see an image, I just right click - load it.
TjL
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On 7/11/04 0:19, Zoltan Batiz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote, stating:
But today, I decided to play with the Font Manager
(related? I dunno. . .) , and I downloaded a bunch of really cool
fonts. . .some of the ol' video game themes and more. I used font
manager to install them. It was after that
Hello,
Safari is giving me trouble. . .right after I decided finally to make
it my default browser. Now, It won't even boot! Everytime I try to
boot it, I get the unexpectedly quit message. . .any ideas? All I
did before was download some nifty fonts for OS X, now Safari won't
boot anymore.
time.
Is there any way to adjust memory on the G4 iBook, that might help? Or do I
simply need to add the 1GB stick of RAM to max out the RAM at 1.25GB?
On my old PowerMac 7300/500, I've had many applications open, and I only
have 200MB of RAM. On the PM I run OS 9.1, Internet Explorer 5.1.7, iCab
On Jul 10, 2004, at 4:39 PM, Zoltan Batiz wrote:
Hello,
Safari is giving me trouble. . .right after I decided finally to make
it my default browser. Now, It won't even boot! Everytime I try to
boot it, I get the unexpectedly quit message. . .any ideas? All I
did before was download some
On Jul 10, 2004, at 5:18 PM, John A wrote:
On Jul 10, 2004, at 4:39 PM, Zoltan Batiz wrote:
Hello,
Safari is giving me trouble. . .right after I decided finally to make
it my default browser. Now, It won't even boot! Everytime I try to
boot it, I get the unexpectedly quit message. . .any
At 2:39 PM -0700 7/10/04, Zoltan Batiz wrote:
Hello,
Safari is giving me trouble. . .right after I decided finally to
make it my default browser. Now, It won't even boot! Everytime I
try to boot it, I get the unexpectedly quit message. . .any ideas?
All I did before was download some nifty
for the PC
world, it's just fine for Mac. . .always has been. H. . .what
does that say about Microsoft? :)
That's certainly your choice, however I refuse to use anything from the
Evil Empire on principal, unless I simply have no other choice. I feel
that every time someone uses a piece
I'm sorry that you're having such a hard time with Safari. I wish I
were savvy enough to help you troubleshoot it.
It's ok for me. Initially I thought that it was Safari's fault that I
was having problems with ebay, but it's happening with Mozilla too.
I still have IE and I guess I need
main browser
immediately after it came out and I rarely have a crash even though I use it
all the time. Weird...
-Laurent.
--
Laurent Daudelin AIM/iChat: LaurentDaudelinhttp://nemesys.dyndns.org
Logiciels Nemesys
Ok, ok ok. . .this is what I surf the web with on a regular basis. .
.IE, Netscape, Firefox, Camino, and (used to) Safari. Out of all of
'em, Safari was my favorite 'cause of it's polished look and feel. It
was quick, but I have to say it folks, IE has always been the fastest
browser out of
On May 15, 2004, at 8:12 PM, Bob wrote:
You didn't say what OS you're using. But there are several options to
try. Let me give you 3 OS X methods that other list-members may not
suggest.
Hi Bob and Jeff-
Bob this is good info and I'm storing it. Thanks for taking the time.
I'm using 10.3.3
From: Jim Eddy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Is it time to upgrade?
Date: Tue, 11 May 2004 23:25:18 -0400
I have a G3 Pismo. I'm pretty happy with it, but I do envy the screen
space on my wife's 15 Al-book. I also wouldn't mind a bit of extra
speed, but not sure how much bang for the buck I'd get
Re, this is just my opinion of course, but, I personally think that a
pismo is reaching the age that money for upgrades would be better spent
on a later model TI, leaving your pismo as is,while Im sure the 667 is
a very good machine, I can also tell you panther is not very fast on a
On May 12, 2004, at 6:09 PM, Kurt Appling wrote:
Re, this is just my opinion of course, but, I personally think that a
pismo is reaching the age that money for upgrades would be better
spent on a later model TI, leaving your pismo as is,while Im sure the
667 is a very good machine, I can
I have a G3 Pismo. I'm pretty happy with it, but I do envy the screen
space on my wife's 15 Al-book. I also wouldn't mind a bit of extra
speed, but not sure how much bang for the buck I'd get to upgrade.
I've been looking at the G4 667. Is the difference between the earlier
ones and the
I don't have the exact knowledge of the specs on those Ti models,
however if they have a video card that is quartz extreme compatible,
you will notice some improvement in the way os x runs over an upgraded
g4 pismo. Also it matters what type of programs are you running? If
you are using
with your battery unrelated to the early
battery problem of 10.2.8 and that updating somehow triggered the error.
Have you also recently taken apart your machine? What other actions have
you done?
My battery time on my WS II remain at about 2 hours with 10.2.x and 10.3.x.
--
G-Books
Actually I believe I just went straight to 10.2.8
My machine was attached to the net at the time and the window popped up
saying it found the various updated software for my machine and 10.2.8
was listed. I told it to install.
Gary
--
G-Books is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com
Hi all
I'm running OSX 10.2.8 on a wallstreet and I'm seeing battery drain
faster then under OS 9.2.2 is there anything I can do?
Thanks
Gary
--
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Gary, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I'm running OSX 10.2.8 on a wallstreet and I'm seeing battery drain
faster then under OS 9.2.2 is there anything I can do?
You haven't installed the old wrongly build of 10.2.8. I'd do a complete
reinstall with reset of PRAM and Open Firmaware resets and then use
Hi
My Install CD is 10.2.4 and I installed the upgrade to 10.2.8 from the
Apple update site.
Gary
-Original Message-
From: G-Books [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mikael
Byström
Sent: Saturday, May 08, 2004 3:26 AM
To: G-Books
Subject: Re: Battery time on a wallstreet under OSX
Hello List Members:
My trusty Lombard's battery shows a full charge, then goes to zero after 5
or 10 minutes of use. This is happening in OS 10.3.3 and in 9.2.2. I have
tried the trickle down technique and have reset the power manager. (I do
read the posts here!)
I am still concerned it may
On 15/04/04 09:33, Robert D. Shutts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello List Members:
My trusty Lombard's battery shows a full charge, then goes to zero after 5
or 10 minutes of use. This is happening in OS 10.3.3 and in 9.2.2. I have
tried the trickle down technique and have reset the power
At 08:33 AM -0500 04/15/2004, Robert D. Shutts wrote:
My trusty Lombard's battery shows a full charge, then goes to zero after 5
or 10 minutes of use. This is happening in OS 10.3.3 and in 9.2.2. I have
tried the trickle down technique and have reset the power manager.
It's either the battery or
The chair recognizes Jeff Drummond at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Make it good...
I'd say crap component accurately describes the Pismo LG CD/DVD drives.
I know people who are on their third drive. :/
On my second, and it just crapped out a few weeks ago. So, soon, I'll be on
my third. It's almost as
Kyle Hansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On 11/16/03 5:48 PM, Peter Stein [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into the
Cybertrough:
-- Here is where the problem arises. That module is about $330 with a core
return. It costs $790 without one.
I think you are more accurately describing Apple's problem in
On 11/15/03 1:18 AM, Geoffrey Loeffler [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into the
Cybertrough:
Apple wanting to take away your cd rom is wrong and stupid,
you use it for cds until the new one arrives. What's the problem with
swapping the old drive when the new one when it arrives? How in any
way
On 11/16/03 3:17 AM, Geoffrey Loeffler [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into the
Cybertrough:
On 11/15/03 1:18 AM, Geoffrey Loeffler [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into the
Cybertrough:
Apple wanting to take away your cd rom is wrong and stupid,
you use it for cds until the new one arrives. What's the
On 11/16/03 3:23 AM, Geoffrey Loeffler [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into the
Cybertrough:
And actually, the next day, I called MicroCenter back and pleaded to a Mac
technician. If I agreed to bring it in the same day they would receive the
replacement, he agreed to have me take the DVD-ROM module
on 16/11/03 11:00, Kyle Hansen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 11/16/03 3:23 AM, Geoffrey Loeffler [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into the
Cybertrough:
And actually, the next day, I called MicroCenter back and pleaded to a Mac
technician. If I agreed to bring it in the same day they would receive
-- Here is where the problem arises. That module is about $330 with a core
return. It costs $790 without one.
I think you are more accurately describing Apple's problem in the first
place - $790 for a slim dvd 2x-6x ???
I don't dispute your facts, I suspect that any computer company that
On 11/16/03 5:48 PM, Peter Stein [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into the
Cybertrough:
-- Here is where the problem arises. That module is about $330 with a core
return. It costs $790 without one.
I think you are more accurately describing Apple's problem in the first
place - $790 for a slim dvd
On 11/16/03 5:48 PM, Peter Stein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-- Here is where the problem arises. That module is about $330 with a core
return. It costs $790 without one.
I think you are more accurately describing Apple's problem in the first
place - $790 for a slim dvd 2x-6x ???
I don't
it is
turnaround time) before customer satisfaction?
Have any suggestions for the best place to complain if a customer were
dissatisfied with how this policy seems to serve Apple's
penny-wise-pound-foolish interest above customer satisfaction?
I'm totally sympathetic to AASPs caught between rock and hard
On 11/16/03 9:59 PM, Dan K [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into the Cybertrough:
I'm not up on the latest, AASPs were really getting jerked around with
the implementation of Apple's newly imposed terms of a year or so ago.
Hopefully Apple's lightened up (Kyle, even a little?) since then . . .
Read
On 11/15/03 1:18 AM, Geoffrey Loeffler [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into the
Cybertrough:
Apple wanting to take away your cd rom is wrong and stupid,
you use it for cds until the new one arrives. What's the problem with
swapping the old drive when the new one when it arrives? How in any
way
Nice to know the reason why behind all that. I figured it was
reasonable but I never understood the logic behind.
David
Here are a couple of reasons why. When a replacement is shipped and
the
customer gets a new one, the old/damaged optical drive has to be sent
back
to Apple as a dead core,
on 15/11/03 18:55, Kyle Hansen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip!]
See what I mean? There are many scenarios and I have seen them all. HE is
really lucky that he hasn't had to leave the whole laptop there during the
repair.
And actually, the next day, I called MicroCenter back and pleaded
Follow up.
If the CD plays on other units it MAY not be your unitIIRC, I
recently saw an article in the Register that several co.'s have
installed that new copy protection on their cd's w/out notifying the
public. This May be the case w/your cd...There were reports that these
cd's
Laurent,
All I know is that when I had a similar problem last year, I called A/C
and the very next day a box was here via Airborne and I sent it out the
same day...Got it back 2 days later.Called Monbox arrived and
sent Tues...Pismo was back Thurs at about 2pm w/ a new player
Care Pismo, but they wanted 3 times as much to repair.
I got blasted for this once but one more time. I found,
people who had worked for Apple Care and other Apple customers who
related that they also got this spilled liquid story is a common way
to deny coverage when a product gets close
After starting to experience a CD that wouldn't mount on the desktop when
put in my Pismo, but would perfectly mount on somebody else Pismo, and since
my AppleCare coverage is running out in mid-December, I decided to pay a
visit to MicroCenter here, in Fairfax, VA.
I explained the problem and
On Thursday, October 2, 2003, at 10:06 pm, G-Books wrote:
Date: Thu, 2 Oct 2003 20:27:58 -0500
From: N. Stella Sloop [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Lombard Travel Time
On 10/2/03 at 6:23 PM -0500, the following message was received from
Scott Crick:
Although not free, Bejeweled is available
Well, tomorrow I'm going to visit my girlfriend (yay!) Luckily I dont have
to drive, its about a 4 - 5 hour drive so I'll br bringing my lombard with.
I'm going to load iTunes up with music, and i downloaded a little Solitare
Game which is alright. Are there any other little games that are good
I saw a nice chess program with nifty graphics on VersionTracker.
-Original Message-
From: Tyler Krehbiel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Oct 2, 2003 3:23 PM
To: G-Books [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Lombard Travel Time
Well, tomorrow I'm going to visit my girlfriend (yay!) Luckily I dont have
On 10/2/03 2:23 PM, Tyler Krehbiel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bejeweled (for pc) is one
of my fav little games to play, something like that?
Although not free, Bejeweled is available for the Mac as well.
http://www.popcap.com/macmain.php. It is available on a shareware basis,
meaning you can try
This is one of my favorite 'time-wasters,' although I have it on my
Visor Prism, not my Mac.
--stella
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Sounds like your PRAM battery needs replacing.
But the iBook doesn't have a PRAM battery, does it? It uses the main
battery to power the RTC, and if you remove the main battery and wall
power simultaneously for any length of time, it resets the clock,
n'est-ce pas?
-- Lewin A.R.W. Edwards
On 7/27/03 9:02 AM, Lewin Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into the
Cybertrough:
Sounds like your PRAM battery needs replacing.
But the iBook doesn't have a PRAM battery, does it? It uses the main
battery to power the RTC
You are correct. There is no PRAM battery in the iBooks.
--
Kyle H.
On 07/25/2003, Richard Smykla apparently wrote:
Michael,
Sounds like your PRAM battery needs replacing.
R
Hi,
Our iBook 700 running 9.2.2 has developed the strangest error. On
restart/boot, it gives a date time error message at finder launch that
says the time zone is invalid. It also
Hi,
Our iBook 700 running 9.2.2 has developed the strangest error. On
restart/boot, it gives a date time error message at finder launch that
says the time zone is invalid. It also turns off Appletalk.
Anyone heard of this before or know of a fix? I've searched but not found
anything.
Thanks
Hi,
Our iBook 700 running 9.2.2 has developed the strangest error. On
restart/boot, it gives a date time error message at finder launch that
says the time zone is invalid. It also turns off Appletalk.
Anyone heard of this before or know of a fix? I've searched but not found
anything.
Thanks
On Saturday, June 28, 2003, at 9:08 AM, jdc wrote:
Good news at http://weblog.flora.org/
OpenOffice for the Macintosh is finally out of beta, just in time for
Apple's WorldWide Developer Conference.
Still using X11 though.
it's an X11 application. it'll probably always run through X11.
--
G
On Saturday, June 28, 2003, at 07:18 AM, Jeremy Derr wrote:
Good news at http://weblog.flora.org/
OpenOffice for the Macintosh is finally out of beta, just in time for
Apple's WorldWide Developer Conference.
Still using X11 though.
it's an X11 application. it'll probably always run through X11
hi all.
recently upgraded the ram on my WallStreet from 180 to 512mb. Suddenly the
battery life (on two batteries) seems to have dropped from about 5 hours to
less than 3 hours. Nothing else has changed on the machine so I assume it
was the increase in ram that did this. Can anyone confirm if
Tangerine iBook, OS 9.2.2, about 320MB RAM with what seems to be a hosed
directory. I booted from a CD and am running DiskWarrior, and it's stuck
on Step 6 - Rebuilding directory. The specific message says, Overlapped
files detected. That's fine, but it's been chugging along at this step for
over
On Thursday, December 19, 2002, at 08:54 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tangerine iBook, OS 9.2.2, about 320MB RAM with what seems to be a
hosed
directory. I booted from a CD and am running DiskWarrior, and it's
stuck
on Step 6 - Rebuilding directory. The specific message says,
Overlapped
Which says (in part)
Well, cards employ an MS-DOS file structure whether they are
SmartMedia,
CompactFlash or Memory Sticks.
Fortunately, Macs have been able to mount and read DOS-formatted
media for a long time and cards are no different.
But the file systems of the two operating systems
media for a long time and cards are no different.
But the file systems of the two operating systems are quite
different. Windows relies on the three character file
extension of a filename (.xls for Excel spreadsheet, .txt for a
text file, .jpg for a JPEG image, etc.) to tell what kind
of data
The time on my Pismo is correct, as it reads 10:14 right now! Maybe my ISP
is screwed up again, as hey use only PC's
Tom
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On 23/07/02 13:14, Thomas Ethen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The time on my Pismo is correct, as it reads 10:14 right now! Maybe my ISP
is screwed up again, as hey use only PC's
I don't know but as you can see above, it's still showing as being sent at
1:14pm today.
-Laurent
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