On Jan 16, 2006, at 7:14 PM, Lee Larson wrote:
> On Jan 16, 2006, at 6:00 PM, R. D. Preston wrote:
>
>> When the 'inactive' usage has grown to a large size, I'm seeing
>> two, or maybe
>> three, "bash" processes that have launched/running at the same
>> time as this
>> memory usage has jumpe
I clicked on the URL you gave and Amazon says the book hasn't been
released yet. I probably will buy it when it's available. Schoun, any
idea when that might be?
And while you're at it, how exactly does one pronounce "Schoun" -- I
presume it's like "Sean," is that correct?
If it can fill me
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Dan,
Buy Shoun Regan's Book (he's a frequent poster on this list and a
local guy). It's the end all and be all for OS X Server. I made a
"tinyurl" of the humongous Amazon URL I ended up with:
http://tinyurl.com/aa9ug
He wrote it in concert with Kevin White, who used to work at MacTown
and
Hello,
Something additional I've noticed as I continue to watch the various
processes...
When the 'inactive' usage has grown to a large size, I'm seeing two,
or maybe
three, "bash" processes that have launched/running at the same time
as this
memory usage has jumped. When these "bash"
On Jan 16, 2006, at 4:42 PM, b3 wrote:
> Okay, now that we have two macs here at home, we would like to be
> able to keep our iCal calendars in sync.
>
> I do not have a .Mac account (well, i do have a trail account, but
> i doubt that i'll upgrade to the full version after it expires). Is
>
ed, ?, so, ?, so I did it, I read the directions.
(silence)
"E, gross.
"Yeah, I know.
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Okay, now that we have two macs here at home, we would like to be
able to keep our iCal calendars in sync.
I do not have a .Mac account (well, i do have a trail account, but i
doubt that i'll upgrade to the full version after it expires). Is it
possible to sync just certain calendars between
and keep track of the timings.
Maybe it's time to dig it up the program and try it again at a few
sites.
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I have OS X Server 10.4.3 running on one of the computers at work.
Works great for all the Macs.
There are two PCs, both running Windows XP, on the LAN. I am trying
to set up file and print sharing for them from the OS X Server,
keeping it as simple as possible. I have:
1. Turned on Windows
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Jerry-
Thanks. I did what you said, plus I fooled around with the control panel
a little bit, and it started working again.
Neal
Jerry Freeman wrote:
> Plug the scanner in, turn it on and reboot. I lose the scanner driver
> ever so often myself...jf
>
> On Jan 15, 2006, at 4:36 PM, Neal Hamm
fice at UofL
> that's much faster than either cable or DSL and there's really not
> much difference in Web surfing and email between my office and my
> cable connection at home.
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also.
I know of none.
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Thanks, Lee, I had gotten some of those messages like Anne's and they
told me to go to this site, but then i wasn't sure after getting to
the flip4mac site, how much Windows trouble I might invite, also.
Marta
On Jan 16, 2006, at 11:51, Lee Larson wrote:
> On Jan 16, 2006, at 11:13 AM, Anne
ayer file. Download the plugin from .
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y office at UofL that's much faster than
either cable or DSL and there's really not much difference in Web
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When I try to access a video on http://www.metacafe.com/ I get the
following message:
The page ?Talking Parrot Video on Metacafe? has content of MIME type
?application/x-mplayer2?. Because you don?t have a plug-in installed for
this MIME type, this content can?t be displayed.
I'm using Safari
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Mike,
Internet connections appear to be just as fast with wireless as
wired, but transferring files between computers is not near as fast
using wireless as wired. I can't answer the DSL vs cable as I only
have cable, I do notice that at night when several are on I get a
slower speed.
Joh
Hey Group,
A general question about connection speed. Is it right to assume that
you will sacrifice some speed to have a wireless setup, or should it
be the same as a directly connected to the cable modem setup?
This might be too general of a question, as I know that other outside
factors can
You assume correctly.
> I assume your APS 7 is installed on OS X in Applications? ...jf
>
> On Jan 15, 2006, at 9:44 PM, Dan Crutcher wrote:
>
>> My default web browser was set to Firefox; I changed it to Safari
>> thinking maybe just making a change would affect something. No go.
>> Photoshop
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