MacGroup: keychain entry

That's probably why Lee's portrait in the .mac account is a gorilla. Jeff, I never understand that you cannot seem to understand my jokes. I am sure Lee did get the hint about the Zambia bit. I do need a laugh once in a while. I need to entertain myself to divert my pains . You don't have a .m

MacGroup: keychain entry

I don't know Steve, this could be the kidnappers stalling for time. If they send out a ransom note, we will know for certain. (Smile), Jerry On Apr 23, 2004, at 10:07 PM, Lee Larson wrote: > On Apr 23, 2004, at 8:31 PM, Marta Edie worried: > >> People, I have in my keych

MacGroup: keychain entry

Has anyone heard from him? Maybe he has been kidnapped? Steve On Friday, April 23, 2004, at 09:54 PM, Jerry Yeager wrote: > What that means is that Lee has sent to you (either directly or via > the user's group) an email that was digitally signed ... which means > that it came from his compu

MacGroup: Applescript

NPfield at aol.com wrote: > My two cents worth (maybe only half a cent) on Applescript: I was > gratified to see heavyweights on this list offering negative > comments. When I got AW 6.27 and found there were no longer macros, I > was both panicked and miffed. I appealed to the Appleworks Us

MacGroup: keychain entry

People, I have in my keychain this Thawte freemail entry. What is it and how did it get there? I know it must have something to do with the MacGroup, because somewhere along this very long gibberish I find Lee Larson's name and e-mail address. Please tell me what it is and what it does and how

MacGroup: keychain entry

I don't know how, but I always get myself into these situations. Just as I am working hard in trying to get to understand just a bit about this keychain business ,I find these two entries called freemail - Certificates. I thought perhaps if I printed them out, in certificate form ??? I mi

MacGroup: keychain entry

What that means is that Lee has sent to you (either directly or via the user's group) an email that was digitally signed ... which means that it came from his computer at the least and is usually taken to mean that he really is the sender (or has been kidnapped and coerced into divulging the "k

MacGroup: ethernet driver for laserwriter 360 and os x and later

Does anyone know of a driver for os x and a laserwriter 360 to connect via ethernet for local talk? Steve Brown | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will | be April 27. The LCS Web page is . | List posting address:

MacGroup: keychain entry

On Apr 23, 2004, at 8:31 PM, Marta Edie worried: > People, I have in my keychain this Thawte freemail entry. What is it > and how did it get there? I know it must have something to do with the > MacGroup, because somewhere along this very long gibberish I find Lee > Larson's name and e-mail add

MacGroup: keychain entry

I can't speak for Lee, but Thawte is usually where you may have visited or ordered something from a secure website. Steve Brown On Friday, April 23, 2004, at 08:31 PM, Marta Edie wrote: > People, I have in my keychain this Thawte freemail entry. What is it > and how did it get there? I know i

MacGroup: safari

Jerry Yeager wrote: > You are letting you imagination (and lack of knowledge) run away with > you Tony. > > Unix is an operating system that is meant to be ran all of the time > instead of being shutdown a lot. OS-X like most Unixes needs to do > housekeeping on a regular basis. it keeps a lot

MacGroup: ethernet driver for laserwriter 360 and os x and later

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