On 30/11/09 12:49, Geoff Black bla...@telkomsa.net wrote:
Microsoft Entourage had built up a 16 Gb Identities folder in
Entourage office 2004.
I upgraded to MSO 2008 and it transferred the identity to the new
version.
None of the mail wants to open.
It reccomends a rebuild of the
One of the reasons for the upgrade to the G-4 was the inability of the
G-3 to do multiple processors... It was intended to be a consumer
level chip as opposed to a pro level processor... Consequently it's
long life in the iMac iBook lines.
On Nov 30, 1:10 pm, Michael G.M.
Does anyone have an opinion on Fantom Drives?
Sincerely,
André Stark
BlackShark Films Inc.
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They've always looked like a budget line HD case to me, at least in
the past. That's just the taste of the cosmetics tho'.
They appear to be well made and getting good reviews on at least
newegg.com.
I've only ever gotten OWC drives and a G-Tech Q. The OWC drives are
generally on of the best deals
On Tue, Dec 1, 2009 at 11:24 AM, Michael G.M. michaelgm717...@gmail.com wrote:
IDE drives are
getting a little more hard to find but not impossible to find by a
long shot.
I'm confused. Why would you even *want* to seek out an IDE/PATA drive
for use in an external enclosure? When attaching via
On Dec 1, 2009, at 8:24 AM, Michael G.M. wrote:
They've always looked like a budget line HD case to me, at least in
the past. That's just the taste of the cosmetics tho'.
They appear to be well made and getting good reviews on at least
newegg.com.
On Dec 1, 9:02 am, BlackShark Films
I have a literal pile of IDE drives which is why I've been having this
long debate with myself on when to go to SATA and
which route I take to get there. If I ever make one of my Macs a BBS
server that will be the tipping point on the countdown. I agree though
that going to SATA interface is no
Michael G.M. wrote:
I have a literal pile of IDE drives which is why I've been having this
long debate with myself on when to go to SATA and
which route I take to get there. If I ever make one of my Macs a BBS
server that will be the tipping point on the countdown. I agree though
that going
On Tue, Dec 1, 2009 at 12:48 PM, Michael G.M. michaelgm717...@gmail.com wrote:
I don't think the SATA drives support SMART do they?
Yes, they do. Or I suppose to be more precise I should say all the
SATA drives which I am familiar with support SMART.
On a more general note, there seems to be
Does anyone have an opinion on Fantom Drives?
I own 2 Fantom Drives. I am pleased with both.
My first Fantom was USB onlyso it was not bootable. The second
is FW and USB 2, is bootable and I use it to back up my main Mac and
also have several disc repair programs on this drive.
Both
SYBA SD-PCXSA2-2E2R PCI-X 2X eSATA + 2X INTERNAL SATA II Card softRAID
with SILICON IMAGE SIL3124 CHIPSET
Please let me know as I don't want to return the card if it will work
fine in 10.5.8 Thanks, Jeff
My Machine:
Hardware Overview:
Model Name: Power Mac G5
Model Identifier:
Where can one find an Apple USB to Phone connector? An internet search didn't
produce anything.
I (forgive me Nanny) have a new Mac Mini that I'd love to be able to fax from
through my modem.
Thanks,
George
On Sep 9, 2009, at 9/9/09 - 11:22 AM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Sep 9, 2009, at
On Dec 1, 2009, at 3:12 PM, George R. Hozendorf wrote:
Where can one find an Apple USB to Phone connector? An internet
search didn't produce anything.
I (forgive me Nanny) have a new Mac Mini that I'd love to be able to
fax from through my modem.
US Robotics sells one:
Thanks, Bruce. Man, they think a lot of them.
George
On Dec 1, 2009, at 12/1/09 - 4:19 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Dec 1, 2009, at 3:12 PM, George R. Hozendorf wrote:
Where can one find an Apple USB to Phone connector? An internet
search didn't produce anything.
I (forgive me Nanny)
On Dec 1, 2009, at 5:12 PM, George R. Hozendorf wrote:
Where can one find an Apple USB to Phone connector? An internet
search didn't produce anything.
I (forgive me Nanny) have a new Mac Mini that I'd love to be able
to fax from through my modem.
Thanks,
George
Do you have a USB
On Dec 1, 2009, at 3:28 PM, Jeffrey Engle wrote:
SYBA SD-PCXSA2-2E2R PCI-X 2X eSATA + 2X INTERNAL SATA II Card
softRAID with SILICON IMAGE SIL3124 CHIPSET
Please let me know as I don't want to return the card if it will
work fine in 10.5.8
I've used the SYBA card with the SIL3124
The Serial # needs to be removed from this post. It's not in good
practice to give it on message boards
model # is OK. Serial # is a major no no as pirating from Apple and
benefits from them could possibly be taken un-rightfully. This hurts
us all in the end.
~Mike
On Dec 1, 4:28 pm, Jeffrey
On Dec 2, 2009, at 12:51 AM, Michael G.M. wrote:
The Serial # needs to be removed from this post. It's not in good
practice to give it on message boards
model # is OK. Serial # is a major no no as pirating from Apple and
benefits from them could possibly be taken un-rightfully. This hurts
us
On Dec 2, 2:02 am, Kris Tilford ktilfo...@cox.net wrote:
Huh?
The serial # isn't a system software serial, it's the hardware serial
to the specific Mac you own.
Exactly. And that's where the problem is because someone can call up
Apple and request support and software restore disks for
On Dec 1, 8:30 am, bkprolix bkpro...@yahoo.com wrote:
One of the reasons for the upgrade to the G-4 was the inability of the
G-3 to do multiple processors... It was intended to be a consumer
level chip as opposed to a pro level processor... Consequently it's
long life in the iMac iBook
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