Hi Bruce,
I would love it if that was possible, but I cannot find any such
option in that control panel. There is a box you can check so it
supposedly should ignore it if you hit the track pad by accident, but
that option is checked, and it still happens all the time. If I could
only get it to
On Jan 21, 2005, at 7:07 AM, Aase Marit Waage wrote:
HmmmI think my overactive track pad ate the quotation of the
previous post... I had to save the mail yesterday, as I had problems
with my ISP and couldn`t get on line...
You can set it so that the trackpad is inactive while you're typing,
Hi Al, or maybe it was Bruce?
HmmmI think my overactive track pad ate the quotation of the
previous post... I had to save the mail yesterday, as I had problems
with my ISP and couldn`t get on line...
BTW, I didn`t buy the iBook in Denmark. I bought it in here in
Norway. I considered buying
On Jan 19, 2005, at 12:02 PM, Al Poulin wrote:
I also suspect that Apple prevents you from accessing the Music Store
in Norway because of Norwegian law.
yes and no. In general it's because Apple hasn't been able to come to
agreement with the record labels under Norwegian contract law.
If there w
Aase:
On Jan 19, 2005, Aase Marit Waage <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I live in Norway, and my obligation is to follow Norwegian laws.
According to the big red law book which I actually own copies of, we
are here allowed to own 1 copy of music etc. for our own use. If you
however choose to make copie
