G’day Al
Personally I have always preferred Epson 6 cartridge printers for photo
printing with my iMacs. I believe they are the best photo printers bar non.
Present printer is Epson Artisan 730.
However, genuine Epson ink is expensive (I don’t use third party inks), so I
have a small HP
G'day Listers
Several weeks ago I sent Kelly a copy of Snow Leopard from Australia to her
address in the US.
She has just advised me that an Apple Tech support person had told her that
Aussie software won't work on USA Macs.
Whist I disbelieve this as a fact, does any wise head than mine
On 08/04/2012, at 2:47 PM, madamekelly wrote:
I am in a small town in west central Oregon called Lebanon. We are on
the map, but just barely I would love to have any software you are
done with. I would even pay you for the postage. I am living on
disability since my brain injury, and
On 05/04/2012, at 2:26 PM, madamekelly wrote:
Ok, I read all of the lovely advice you all sent. I am still confused
but getting better. I want to especially thank those of you who
dumbed it down for me.
Now, I have come up with what I hope are intelligent questions-
First some background- I do
On 05/04/2012, at 2:26 PM, madamekelly wrote:
Ok, I read all of the lovely advice you all sent. I am still confused
but getting better. I want to especially thank those of you who
dumbed it down for me.
Now, I have come up with what I hope are intelligent questions-
First some
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My daughter, who uses Lion on an iMac, has inadvertently sent the following
email to everyone on her address book.
Undoubtably it's a virus, but can anyone tell me if it's got any background
processes that might be dangerous, and how she came to send it?
The send time was when
On 12/03/2012, at 10:07 AM, Christopher Collins wrote:
It the drive is OK, then the other option is the media.
If a burning program defaults to 2x, then generally the media is only good for
2x burning.
I know that is how Burn and many others work. Not sure about toast, but I see
no logical
On 09/03/2012, at 1:52 PM, Dan wrote:
At 5:45 PM +1100 3/8/2012, Brian Christmas wrote:
Running Lion 7.3 with Toast 11.
One of my granddaughters put an SD card into the CD slot, and by the time we
managed to retrieve it, I needed a new drive.
Well, better an SD card than oatmeal
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Running Lion 7.3 with Toast 11.
One of my granddaughters put an SD card into the CD slot, and by the time we
managed to retrieve it, I needed a new drive.
Problem: Toast will only burn DVD's at 2x now, whereas the old drive burnt at
5x.
Any suggestions as to remedies please?
G'day Harry.
All's OK now, turns out a couple of my Grandkids had been playing with the
computer, and turned the Alerts volume right down. I completely missed it when
checking Sounds.
Regards
Santa
On 07/03/2012, at 3:49 AM, gifutiger wrote:
Brian,
You might also want to have a look at
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Running mail on Lion, i7 27 iMac.
I downloaded some new mail sounds, and saved them in the ~/Library/Sounds folder
I got sick of having iTunes as the default player, so with a get info, reset
the default to Quicktime
Now mail won't play any sounds at all, not even the wind sound
On 01/02/2012, at 5:54 AM, Jonas Ulrich wrote:
You're right John, what I meant was that Leopard is becoming less and less
useful to an average user.
And yes, I completely forgot about Snow Leopard, that would also work.
-Jonas
G'day Kelly
As I see it, you need three things.
1. a backup
On 01/02/2012, at 5:54 AM, Jonas Ulrich wrote:
You're right John, what I meant was that Leopard is becoming less and less
useful to an average user.
And yes, I completely forgot about Snow Leopard, that would also work.
-Jonas
Kelly, this might help you understand about the memory
G'day Bill
There always has to be a full administrator user present on System X
What I did with my daughters iMac (10.7.2) was to password block the admin
user, and create a non-password user for the two grandkids. If a software
update is required, it's a simple matter logging into the admin
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