Very strange Andy.
If you have no external peripherals involved, you may just want to run your
hardware test CD and see if anything turns up.
If you do have external peripherals, you may want to detach them and see if
the kernel panics go away.
Ward
On 2/19/03 11:21 PM, "andrew arnold" wrote:
Ward, thanks for the info. It is interesting. I have not changed my hardware
configuration, and I get a repeatable crash when I am working in Turbotax.
It NEVER happens in any other program. I assume it is a kernel panic. I have
never seen anything like it. The screen, cursor, etc all completely fr
I'd like to see virtual mac os x running on a peecee.
Hey, I can dream can't I?
mark
- Original Message -
From: "Jerry Yeager" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Wednesday, February 19, 2003 4:30 PM
Subject: Re: MacGroup: The Grey Side joins the Dark side
>
> http://www.openosx.com/wintel
Okay, then a group is a category; they're the same thing. If you define
categories in Entourage the same way as you have defined groups in OE (or
whatever contact manager you're using), you should be able to print them out as
separate groups.
Dan
>Dan Crutcher wrote:
>> When you say you have
I have it and I use it and I love it. First, it automatically corrects
commonly mistyped words like teh when you meant to type the. You can also
type your own short hand for words you commonly use. For instance when I
type LCS1 Spell catcher changes it to Louisville Computer Society. I have
set up
Dan Crutcher wrote:
> When you say you have "groups" of contacts, I'm not sure what that means. In
> Entourage (and in other contact managers) one can assign contacts to
> "categories". "Family" might be one such category, "Business" might be
> another, "Left-handed people with tattoos" might be a
andrew arnold wrote:
> Has anyone tried this year's Turbotax program by Intuit? Under OS 10.2.3 I
> get what I think are kernel panics.
I used TurboTax last year under OS 10.1, and have started it this year under
OS 10.2.3. So far it has been OK.
Allan Atherton
| The next meeting of the Loui
Can anyone recommend good OCR software for OS X?
Thanks,
Robert
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Go open source!
On Wednesday, February 19, 2003, at 05:24 PM, Bill Rising wrote:
> On 2/19/03 16:33, Jerry Yeager wrote
>
>> Connectix, maker of Virtual PC for the Mac has sold out to M$. Perhaps
>> this is M$'s answer to Apple for releasing Safari and
Not sure that you do need it. I didn't know OS X checked spelling on
everything. I would go to Cassidy and Greenes web site to check out the
specs for yourself. I am just relaying info for LCS members to act on
if they like.
Thanks
B.O'
On Wednesday, February 19, 2003, at 05:02 PM, Mike Watki
On 2/19/03 16:33, Jerry Yeager wrote
>Connectix, maker of Virtual PC for the Mac has sold out to M$. Perhaps
>this is M$'s answer to Apple for releasing Safari and Keynote.
>
Hmm... should I buy VPC 6 now, or skip it? VPC 5 (what I have now) is a
dog under OS X. Ugh.
My guess: we've seen the l
On 2/19/03 17:02, Mike Watkins wrote
>Brian;
>
>Why do I need it, when OS X already automatically checks my spelling on
>everything I do? What are the advantages?
>
I use SpellChecker to have abbreviations which get used across
applications, such as typing lvl for Louisville and the like. This
Brian;
Why do I need it, when OS X already automatically checks my spelling on
everything I do? What are the advantages?
Mike
On Wednesday, February 19, 2003, at 03:50 PM, Brian O'Neal wrote:
> 1] - Spell Catcher X for OS X
> ...
>
> The long-awaited OS X version of Spell
Was that Diogenes cat hanging around? (grin)
Jerry
On Wednesday, February 19, 2003, at 02:54 AM, Henri Yandell wrote:
>
> Back 'in the day' we usually described this as In My Honest Opinion,
> rather than Humble, as no one who ever usd IMHO was humble :)
Connectix, maker of Virtual PC for the Mac has sold out to M$. Perhaps
this is M$'s answer to Apple for releasing Safari and Keynote.
http://news.com.com/2100-1001-985149.html?tag=fd_top
Jerry
| The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will
| be Febr
Verne Troyer, better known as "mini me" from the Austin Powers movies
will be at the Carl Casper Custom Auto Show this upcoming Saturday.
Mr, Troyer is also the little person in one of Apples newest
advertisements for the new 12" and 17" PowerBooks.
Anyone need their new 17" PowerBook signed?
1] - Spell Catcher X for OS X
...
The long-awaited OS X version of Spell Catcher has just been released by
Casady & Greene, and user group members can purchase or upgrade at
special
discounted prices.
Spell Catcher X for OS X has been completely rewritten for OS X and
works
wi
s,
>
> Robert
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>
Anne
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But I'm not ready to get rid of an OS X capable Mac. What do I use to
scrub my old Mac running OS 8.0?
Anne
On Wednesday, February 19, 2003, at 03:50 PM, Brian O'Neal wrote:
>
> 3] - SuperScrubber
> ...
>
> Getting rid of an old computer? You know it's smart to shred paper
On Wed, 12 Feb 2003, Jerry Yeager wrote:
> Hello Anne,
>
> It may be possible to do this (be easy now Harry, I am not volunteering
> yet! -- grin)
>
> Open Office is a full blown replacement for M$ Office (you can work
> with M$ Office documents all the way up to windoze XP).
I've no clue why,
On Tue, 11 Feb 2003, Lee Larson wrote:
> On Tuesday, February 11, 2003, at 07:33 PM, Harry Jacobson-Beyer wrote:
>
> > Pray tell, what are you talking about?
>
> This gets very confusing when you're around Unix people. For them X is
> "ex" and for us X is 10.
Bah. It's still "OS Ex" to me :) Di
Jerry's instructions are pretty much the unpublish how-to for insight, or
at least exactly how I've had to do it.
Couple of notes:
1) If you move from using a single computer to using a router, you'll have
to repeat this stage.
2) If things seem to go kaput, it could be insight's fault. Twice I
Back 'in the day' we usually described this as In My Honest Opinion,
rather than Humble, as no one who ever usd IMHO was humble :)
On Sat, 8 Feb 2003, Jerry Yeager wrote:
> Yes, as opposed to IMO.
>
> On Saturday, February 8, 2003, at 03:03 PM, Mike Watkins wrote:
>
> > Jerry;
> >
> > IMHO? Is
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