[MacGroup] enlarging Safari Windo

People, is there a way to enlarge the Safari Window with the sidebar showing the bookmark folders and the window the different names and urls? Mine are so small on the MBpro. I can check the window in the menu bar and zoom, that only extends the view to the sides, I can use control and zoo

[MacGroup] iPodTouch/iPhone 2.2 update

I just updated today and my iPod Touch seems a bit faster now. Also, great news, you can download podcasts directly from the iTunes app! No need to wait until you hook up to iTunes on your computer. No wonder the Podcaster app got dissed so badly. ___ The

[MacGroup] Apple Bluetooth mouse

I have an Apple Bluetooth (wireless) mouse, Model No. A1015 EMC No. 1938 It drains batteries at an extremely fast rate. I put two freshly recharged NiMH rechargeable batteries and they last a week, if I'm lucky. Regular Alkaline batteries do not last much longer. Is anyone else having battery pro

Re: [MacGroup] Apple Bluetooth mouse

On Nov 22, 2008, at 7:26 PM, Rusty wrote: It drains batteries at an extremely fast rate. I put two freshly recharged NiMH rechargeable batteries and they last a week, if I'm lucky. Regular Alkaline batteries do not last much longer. Is anyone else having battery problems with their bluetooth mo

[MacGroup] Re(2): Apple Bluetooth mouse

I don't know how old it is because I bought it off ebay. So I don't think I have any recourse!! But thanks. Saturday, November 22, 20088:11 PMLee [EMAIL PROTECTED] >On Nov 22, 2008, at 7:26 PM, Rusty wrote: > >> It drains batteries at an extremely fast rate. I put two freshly >> recharged NiMH r

Re: [MacGroup] Apple Bluetooth mouse

This may be just me, but I had a similar issue with the mouse draining batteries and found a solution. I was using rechargeable batteries and they just didn't hold up. I then allowed it to eat the alkaline batteries thinking that was just the nature of the beast. However, I tried the Energi

Re: [MacGroup] Apple Bluetooth mouse

Same answer as Mike, the rechargeable batteries don't last worth a darn in a mouse. I use the Energizer Ultimate Lithium and those suckers last and last. Went on vacation and used my camera non stop, took tons of movies and many pictures. Never did have to change the batteries and they

Re: [MacGroup] (no subject)

I purchased a Western Digital 1 gig not many months ago and it is already dead. (Firewire 400,800, USB 2) I am sure it is still under warranty but I will just eat the loss for I certainly don't intend to send it in for repair with all my personal data on it. I will never go with Western

[MacGroup] Insight to firewire

Need help to record from Insight's Cable box. I know I have ask this before but not sure of the reply. I just called Insight, great guy, put me on hold and then came back to tell me yes I could record from the firewire port on the back of their box to an external firewire drive but with the F

Re: [MacGroup] Apple Bluetooth mouse

On Nov 22, 2008, at 8:18 PM, Mike Garton wrote: This may be just me, but I had a similar issue with the mouse draining batteries and found a solution. I was using rechargeable batteries and they just didn't hold up. Hmmm… I've been using Duracell NiMH AA rechargeable cells in mice and keyboa

Re: [MacGroup] Insight to firewire

On Nov 22, 2008, at 10:01 PM, Profile wrote: I just called Insight, great guy, put me on hold and then came back to tell me yes I could record from the firewire port on the back of their box to an external firewire drive … are there any of you out there that know how to do this using the Ins

Re: [MacGroup] Insight to firewire

Lee, Thanks so very much but for a novice like me this is like trying to decipher the genetic code!! I guess there is no easy step like: Go purchase this interface device, plug in the Mac and put the firewire cord into the Cable box and the Mac, install the software and pop the lid on a b

Re: [MacGroup] Insight to firewire

On Nov 22, 2008, at 10:23 PM, Profile wrote: I guess there is no easy step like: Go purchase this interface device, plug in the Mac and put the firewire cord into the Cable box and the Mac, install the software and pop the lid on a beverage? Here's another more Mac-specific link.

Re: [MacGroup] Insight to firewire

Lee, Thanks again. I tried that one and went to get the Apple Firewire SDK and found that it could not be downloaded without being an Apple Developer. I am now looking at Eye TV but so far it seemed that they continue to talk about "over the air" television or analogue (which is going away