items selecting “Synchronize”
from the pop-up menu. Then … wait … for Mail to coordinate with the mail
server. Fwiw, last rebuild I did took about 20 mins for Mail to vomit the
correct results.
HTH,
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On Jul 1, 2021, at 09:26 PM, Michael Angell wrote:
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> And I thot it was only y
occurred).
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> Hi there: Ever since installing Big Sur/11.3/11.3.1, I have been having big
> problems with the machine crashing and restarting randomly, taking forever to
> shut down, refusing to shut down altogether, even spontaneou
orld. Any thoughts? Thanks in advance!
What vers macOS?
What vers LCC?
Clean the contacts/wheels as best you can, and replace the batteries.
I’ve had this double-click behavior on several devices. The fix was usually
cleaning or fresh batteries.
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> What choices are there for a 19" 5:4 (or could be 4:3...) touchscreen monitor?
*blink* Touchscreen *blink blink* for a Mac
I thought there was no support for that in macOS.!?
How exactly do
Hey all…
I’m getting ready to buy some blu-ray blanks for myself; shopping around,
looking at the quantity prices, etc.
What brand & type of media do you use / like best?
Are there any brands that I should avoid?
If I were to order in quantity,,, should I offer some on LEM Swap?
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First print on it was a photo. mid-range jpg, regular paper, standard print
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Still need to get some harder paper to do a high-res print.
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Select the new printer. Print!
Then you can view the printer in the sysprefs, clean up its name etc.
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To boot from a CD/DVD, hold down the c key. Not option-C
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Try sucking out the dust (a must if you have shedding pets!). Find
the vent holes and apply the business end of a vaccuum cleaner hose.
Depending on the Mac model, opening 'er up and doing a full vaccuum
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you enable some nice hidden interface stuff.
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Before you jump off the deep end with the disk maintenance described
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Once upon a time there were only G3 iMacs, and that's
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And anything before 2009 is about due for HD issues.
Buy a set of suction cups!
As with buying any used machine, try to get its history and avoid ashtrays.
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Then try Mail again...
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especially if the icon has been pasted. That is EXACTLY how trojans
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Monitor, to monitor the memory usage, etc. While 1 GB
is pretty much a minimum for Leopard, it should be enough to do
surfing and such.
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If you view the network throughput using Activity Monitor, or even
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levels out to around 700 Mbps for a while, then spikes back to 1.5
to 2 Mbps as it rebuffers.
700 Kbps. :)
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to the errors from TT and AHT, it
might be a good idea to update your backups, just in case.
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Email that file to me, or paste it into your reply here.
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copy/paste it?
Use Console.app (It's in /Applications/Utilities/) to view all system
type logs. View the log list; it will be in there.
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Use Disk Utility to run a verify disk pass on each volume. Make sure
the file systems are clean.
And next time it happens, check your system log for errors.
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appropriate extensions, get in the
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At 1:29 PM -0400 5/7/2012, dect...@earthlink.net wrote:
Thanks Dan, wish I'd known about the voltmeter test
Always a good idea to have an xtra PRAM battery laying around. As
Bruce mentioned in his reply, they're standard 1/2 AA 3.6v lithiums.
Google lists quite a few sources.
Don't you
, start plugging
things in one at a time.
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http://tenfourfox.blogspot.com/2012/04/poisoned-coffee.html
http://www.macworld.com/article/1166254/what_you_need_to_know_about_the_flashback_trojan.html
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By not releasing Java updates for Leopard and older, Apple has
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At 2:25 PM -0700 4/11/2012, Bruce Johnson wrote:
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Some more articles:
http://www.infoworld.com/t/java-programming/its-time-run-java-out-of-town-190525
Might as well write an article C++'s done, time to stick a fork in
it. This idiot hasn't got
attention. Crush
Flash. Kill Java. Destroy MS Office. Then date the sexy robot.
HTH,
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of the articles posted today are backing off on that
number. Apparently it's total Flashback infections, not just this
particular variant, and some of which are Windoze.
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A nice article on TidBITS about Flashback...
How to Detect and Protect Against Updated Flashback Malware
http://tidbits.com/article/12918
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At 10:00 PM -0700 3/28/2012, Bruce Johnson wrote:
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some brands of Pee-Sea mice (USB) will work fine for a few
seconds, then freeze the computer so severely that the only way to
get things working again is to force restart
Sounds like a driver issue
for
errors -- USB devices rarely cause problems without being noisy.
Try the mouse without whatever software you installed.
Then try a real driver, such as USB Overdrive. SteerMouse and
MouseZoom are also quite useful.
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... these are a few of my favorite things. It's
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of the laser, to reach the other layer.
The latter is a single layer disc that has writable substrait on both
sides - so it must be turned over to reach the other 4 gigs.
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ppc and x86.
Vuescan supports it.
http://www.hamrick.com/
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Finder or Burn?
Try different media.
Try cleaning it...
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it to view your system log. Let the
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messages that are thrown into the log. Typically, there will be
something there indicating what woke it, or refused the sleep order.
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difficulties?... Lots of variables
And, finally, is this something from utube.com, or do you mean
youtube.com? Two very different sites...
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an uninstaller function or app. No big deal.
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fwiw,
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its index...
Bottom line: There is NO substitute for putting some thought into
it. And always try the product's uninstall feature first.
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ROFLMAO. :)
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At 7:29 PM -0800 1/16/2012, Bill Spencer wrote:
On Monday, January 16, 2012 6:26:00 PM UTC-5, Dan wrote:
In general, there be only normal and super(root). The latter can do
anything, of course.
But if you're just looking to limit file access, then you can do
things with group IDs or even
your DVD
Player can handle.
One of my fav tools is Burn.app. Set Burn to do a DVD-Video, drag
the container file onto it, and it automagically handles the
transcoding then the reformatting, then burning process.
http://burn-osx.sourceforge.net/Pages/English/home.html
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; she's too aloof to
participate in such a silly activity.
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On Tuesday, December 20, 2011 1:51:29 AM UTC-5, Dan wrote:
...To be honest, farking inside an iMac is such a PITA, I've often
told people to just boot/live off a chain of external firewire
drives and let the internal spin down.
This makes
a gift for her, the wet spot from the dog, etc...
hth,
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power supply gakked, but then I realized the Vicky was standing over
the switch on the power strip, behind the desk, with that I didn't
do it! look on her face...
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, that I've
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Next up: To discourage Vicky from camping out on my desk and
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On Dec 13, 2011, at 8:16 PM, Dan wrote:
By default most AV softwares seem to check too much, I think. That
initial long scan is probably what you're seeing. Tell it to stop.
Then tell it to just watch your Download and Mail folders (specific
file
will land).
It is with some redness in my face that I have
to say that I installed Sophos AV without any
virus problems on my iMac.
That's ok. Malware *is* becoming an issue for
us. It's time. Best to be prepared. We
recommend either Sophos or ClamXav.
HTH,
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? Or buy a whole new box? If the former, then you need
to match the drive's interface to that of the internal one on the box.
Office Despot, today, has a 2 TB external drive for $70...
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to rip the DVD then use ffmpeg directly to transcode to MPEG-1 or
MPEG-2.
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then look for 802.11n. Otherwise 802.11 a/b/g will be cheaper.
Match the router to your service. If your service provides an
ethernet interface, then don't need a router with a built-in DSL
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release that runs on G3 Macs.
http://support.apple.com/kb/dl1036
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seem to work with
AirCard. Strange, but it is what it is.
Which FiOS router? AFAIK neither the Actiontec nor the Westel have
any difficulties. Be sure to set the encryption type correctly - WEP
vs WPA vs WPA2.
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http://www.floodgap.com/software/classilla/
Here are builds of Camino and more Firefox, that will run on Panther:
http://www.rpm-mozilla.org.uk/index.html
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unless you *KNOW* the email is legit. And before clicking, *always*
take note of the actual URL, in the tooltip, to make sure it's
sending you to the legit site. When in doubt, use your browser
bookmarks to get to the site...
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, then the only point of doing the repair work would be to
get it to the point you can make a backup...
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At 5:38 PM -0400 6/12/2011, Dan wrote:
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X crashed. This typically means that there is a hardware problem.
Perhaps that card is bad. Perhaps it's just not fully seated.
A panic.log should have been written, that might further be able to
narrow down the exact cause. Use Console.app to view it.
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to be sticking your ungrounded fingers therein. But if the machine
is open, please make sure things are properly grounded and be sure to
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How happy i would be if that turned out to be the problem! It
occurred to me that before i grab the ShopVac i should ask is that
literally what you mean? Or are you thinking of one of those tiny
vacuums
the situation worse by frying things with static.
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oddles of memory and HD space...
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it's just lame-a** intel memory controller.
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my experience it cannot cause good either ;-)
Exactly. 9 times out of 10, a little common sense and googling
symptoms will narrow issues down better than any of those tools.
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likely the USB controller gave the ghost.
Probably.
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At 6:30 AM -0500 1/24/2011, Tom Coradeschi wrote:
At 3:47 PM -0500 01/18/2011, Dan wrote:
That's just bad advice, IMO.
1) Cloud storage systems are NOT secure.
[bla de bla de bla de bla - we have heard all of this from Dan before]
But they're still valid points.
A better solution would
all set.
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such as Dropbox are nice, for
collaborative projects, small non-private stuff,
or for when you need a quick way to temporarily
safe guard some data when you're on the road.
But they are NOT good backup solutions.
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backups, at least one being a
*complete* *bootable* clone using Carbon Copy Cloner. If your
internal HD fails, just boot on the clone!
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to get disks but none of them seem to work.
Does anyone have any ideas and does apple sell the original install
disks?
Cheers
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At 10:39 AM -0800 12/21/2010, Bill Spencer wrote:
an unexpected Christmas present of $100, and before it burns too big a
hole in my pocket I'd like to solicit suggestions
An external HD for backups pay for some shareware.
Or take your sweetie out for a nice dinner.
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At 5:01 PM -0800 12/21/2010, Jesslyn wrote:
sell the old one which is the imac late 2006, 17, 2 GHz Intel Core 2
Duo, 1 GB 667 MHz of DDR2 SDRAM. can anyone tell me where to sell this
used imac with a good bargain??
These days the best three venues are:
LEM Swap
Craigslist
eBay
- Dan
then quit Safari and
relaunch.
If that doesn't fix it, do the same but check the boxes to clear
cookies and website icons.
Those are the biggest suspects. If that doesn't fix it, let us know.
HTH,
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Has anyone tried it ?
Leopard will run great on your eMac!
Can the Leopard version supplied with a mac mini do the trick ?
Legally, no. Technically, I think so, if it is a Leopard kit from a PPC Mini.
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