Ok, This issue has cropped up a bit recently. My airport card
disconnects from networks (yep plural. Mostly the one at work, but
also church, coffeeshops and all.) and it appears to just be my
airport card in my computer. Here's what happens. I look at a
website. Say a real estate sear
Bless you Harry. I discovered the default time zone was Pacific. I have
changed it to Eastern and now all is well. Wait til I tell Marcia- she has
been very disgruntled by the time-shift "bug."
Jim
on 2/12/09 11:25 AM, Harry Jacobson-Beyer at harr...@mac.com wrote:
> Jim go into your Entourage p
Jim go into your Entourage preferences. Under general preferences select
calendar. Make sure your default time zone is set to Eastern Time (US &
Canada).
Harry
Thursday, February 12, 200911:04 AMJim/Marcia bennettbennett...@insightbb.com
>I'm running Office 2004 on an Intel iMac with Leopard and
I'm running Office 2004 on an Intel iMac with Leopard and it works fine
except for one oddity: whatever time I enter for a calendar event in
Entourage, it adds three hours. Clumsy workaround: I enter a time 3 hours
prior to the actual hour, and it displays the correct time!
I don't have any knowle
Well Neal you would have to buy a full version of Photoshop as Photoshop 7
there is no longer a upgrade from 7 as of Photoshop CS4. Adobe has said they
are dropping off upgrades starting with CS3. So now they have a forced upgrade
path. Next up is Photoshop CS so when CS5 comes out those with CS
I'm still running 10.4.11 for much the same reasons, Neal, so
understand your position.
I doubt that a dvd would have anywhere near the amount of room you
need, as you'd want to copy the entire system directory and all of
the applications. But you can get a smallish hard drive so cheaply
Not sure about Vector or Filemaker(But it's an Apple product, so I bet it
works fine!), but all the others work fine
John
On Thu, Feb 12, 2009 at 7:35 AM, Neal Hammon wrote:
> I need some advice, and I hope someone reading this can help.
>
> Presently I am running a Mac G5 on system 10. 4. 6
http://arstechnica.com/apple/guides/2009/02/7-ways-to-access-your-documents-from-your-iphone.ars
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I need some advice, and I hope someone reading this can help.
Presently I am running a Mac G5 on system 10. 4. 6.
I thought I would like to try Leopard, and I purchased the new
application,
version 10.5.6. The problem is, I now have cold feet, so it is not
yet installed.
Frankly, I am worrie
