On Aug 30, 2005, at 8:27, Bill Rising wrote:
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> Can sftp servers be set up in Windoze?
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Just tying up the thread ... it seems that sftp really is a pain over
windoz
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9 Install CD. (I could find none of these in his OS X system folder.)
> c) Removing all kinds of old system preferences -- using single-user mode
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> Still the blue screen is all that can be seen. It's like it's getting stuck
> in start-up when booting from hard drive. Advice greatly appreciated.
> Many thanks,
> Milt
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re line. I am not sure
if I will use it or not, but I will come up with one.
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It is now back in the upper corner. I went to finder/view/show view
options/. The "Arrange by" check box was unchecked. As soon as I
checked it, the hard drive went immediately back to the upper right.
Somewhere along the line it must have gotten unchecked.
Thanks a millions!
Luann
Jerry
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Yippee! It worked! Thanks!
Luann
Rob Kersting wrote:
> LuAnn, you need to create a message filter to handle it.
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> Create a new folder titled "MacGroup"
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> Go to the Tools menu and choose Message Filters. Choose New. Set up a
> filter for incoming messages: Subject Contains Macgroup.
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The box for hard disk is checked in the finder preferences. The problem
is that the hard drive opens in the middle of the screen instead of the
upper right, so that when I want to open the hard drive, I have to move
everything in front of it so I can then grab it to move it to to the
upper rig
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Sorry LuAnn, I misread your post. You can use the current Macgroup
folder, no need to make a new one.
rob
Rob Kersting wrote:
> LuAnn, you need to create a message filter to handle it.
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> Create a new folder titled "MacGroup"
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> Go to the Tools menu and choose Message Filters. Choose New. Set
LuAnn, you need to create a message filter to handle it.
Create a new folder titled "MacGroup"
Go to the Tools menu and choose Message Filters. Choose New. Set up a
filter for incoming messages: Subject Contains Macgroup.
Then check the box at the bottom to Move to folder Macgroup.
rob
LuAnn
I think it is possible to have incoming mail go to specific inboxes. I
have a folder for "Macgroup" in my inbox, but can't figure out how to
have all incoming macgroup mail go to that box.
How can this be done? Or did I just dream that it could be done?
Luann
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Thanks, you all powerful LIST GOD LEE, ( even managed a teutonic
alliteration in here), for the enlightenment. Well, maybe I shall add
my insight address to that list, so I don't have to worry from whence I
let loose my questions and they will surely reach the group.
Marta
On Sep 3, 2005, at 1
that can be seen. It's like it's getting stuck
in start-up when booting from hard drive. Advice greatly appreciated.
Many thanks,
Milt
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Harry or anyone,
Harry, I tried your advice from last night about starting the non DVD
machine in the "Target" mode, it will not start as such. I have
tried using a different keyboard, I went back into system preferences
to be sure it had the hard drive as the start-up drive, and I have
a
Harry,
MANY thanks Harry, had it backwards, seems I am so good at that. I
appreciate your help and glad you were up to share your knowledge.
Have a wonderful Monday, be safe.
John R.
On Sep 5, 2005, at 12:18 AM, Harry Jacobson-Beyer wrote:
> Use the non dvd player as the target disk.
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Use the non dvd player as the target disk.
Connect the two computers with a firewire cable. shut down the non dvd
computer. Restart it holding the T key down. When it boots in target
disc mode load the Tiger disk in to your dvd drive and start it. Install
tiger on your non dvd machine.
Harry
Mo
Sorry to bother with such a mundane question, wouldn't you think I
would know thisbut.
I am trying to install Tiger on a computer that does not have a DVD
disk, so I placed the computer next to one of my computers that has a
DVD drive, hooked the two together with a firewire, started the
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