MacGroup: FTP sharing in X (cont.)

Whoops. Missed this one. There is a know bug when using the FTP protocol under Go>Connect to Server. Better to use Interarchie and stay away from Passive FTP, which is checked by default in the Network prefs. Schoun On 12/4/02 3:49 PM, Jerry Yeager at jerry at browseryshop.com wrote: > When pac

MacGroup: Internet Connect

BWAHAHAHA!!! Sorry Ann. Do this: Open your Network Preferences Choose your Internal Modem from the "Show" list Click on the PPP tab Click on the PPP Options button at the bottom Remove the check mark in the "Connect automatically when needed" box Click OK Click Apply Now This should do it. Th

MacGroup: Schoun is in the news again

On 3/18/04 3:26 PM, Jerry Yeager at jerry at browseryshop.com wrote: > Our very own Schoun Regan has made the news > > http://www.macworld.com/weblogs/mac911/archives/2004/03/000109.php > > The story showed up yesterday, but I was unable to read it until today. > There is no

MacGroup: New trick...

On 3/26/04 6:20 PM, Mike Watkins at watk5926 at bellsouth.net wrote: > free". That's nice to know... anybody know where it came from? It > wasn't there before. Did I change something, and if so, what? Open a Finder window View as Icon View Press Command J Insure the box for Show Item Info is check

MacGroup: Bad File!

On 3/26/04 4:59 PM, Rob Kersting at laffmakr at aye.net wrote: > Dan Crutcher wrote: > >> On one of our G3 iMacs at work we have a corrupted file that is causing >> some problems and I cannot find any way to get rid of it. Dan. Did you run Disk Warrior from the DW CD first? What were the resul

MacGroup: Safari doesn't show up in dock

On 3/31/04 12:40 PM, Steven Brown at sbrown1157 at earthlink.net wrote: > How do you install Safari and why doesn't it show up in the dock? Steve, Are you saying Safari is not on your volume? What version of the OS are you running? 10.2, 10.3? If you do not see the Safari icon in the Application

MacGroup: Internet Issues

On 3/18/04 4:28 PM, Ward Oldham at woldham at insightbb.com wrote: > When I try to connect to the internet I'm receiving an error message that > the specified server can't be found. This happens on almost any site that I > try to go to. I can try to go to the site a second time and sometimes it >

MacGroup: iTunes across networks

On 12/13/04 10:25 AM, Bill Rising at brising at louisville.edu wrote: > On Dec 13, 2004, at 10:12, Lee Larson wrote: > >> On Dec 13, 2004, at 8:54 AM, he whom we know as Bill Rising wrote: >> >>> Thanks for the tip. I checked it out a ways back (along with the >>> less-friendly-but-cheaper iceca

MacGroup: Re: Copying

Cathy, I'm sure this violates Apple's agreements with the MPAA, RIAA, CIA, MBA, ADA, BAD, and others (grin). ergo, I cannot comment further about my exploits. I will tell you that AMPEX made a DVD player a few years back that allowed you to set the region anytime to any region. This was before l

MacGroup: Re: Copying

On Wednesday, August 04, 2004, at 03:41PM, Bill Holt wrote: >Back onto the original problem ... is there any chance that zapping the >p-ram would reset the regional key to it's initial condition? Is one shown, >somehow, the number of changes from one region to another that have been >recorded

MacGroup: This just in.....

Actually, it's a few hours old, but still http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/08/04/321_n0_more/ | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will | be July 27. The LCS Web page is . | List posting address: | List

MacGroup: powerbook network woes OS X 10.2

Henry, Better than Disk Utility for you specifically, is diskutil from the command line. Check out all the fun and cool stuff. As for your network issue, configd is the daemon that runs all the networking. You can choose to send a restart to configd and see if that helps. You might also want to try

MacGroup: Good article on Apple's future

I have one also. And it works really well with Panther. :) Schoun On 7/2/03 10:12 PM, Lee Larson at leelarson at mac.com wrote: > On Wednesday, July 2, 2003, at 09:47 PM, Diane Stinnett wrote: > >> Out of curiosity, how many subscribers to this list have an ipod? I do. > > I have one. > > >

MacGroup: Panther

Diane, I went to WWDC last week in San Francisco. That is Apple's World Wide Developer Conference. They gave a beta copy of Panther to all Developers. It is not ready for prime time and has not been released by Apple for the public. In the keynote, Steve Jobs said it will be released, "by the end o

MacGroup: Inserting signatures within Mail

Solution: Stop putting your signature logo in the email. You as well as anybody should know that there are people out there who would take your signature and use it for ill gotten gain. Not that anyone on this list would but you never know who they forward to. Best to be on the safe side Ward, kill

MacGroup: I checked out the new stuff from Apple...

Gang, I'm here at MWSF. Apparently my ugly mug was in the stream too. I'll see if I can get a little report out tonight and post it to the list. IMHO, it was the best keynote in 4 years. (esp when you have 3rd row seats :) ) Schoun On 1/7/03 11:41 AM, Bill Rising at brising at Louisville.edu w

MacGroup: macacadamy training

Diane, I can tell you this: The owner of MacAcadamy company took training from me in Florida last year in March to learn X. MacTown has excellent classes for users for a great price. I put the outline together and consider it a great intro into Mac OS X for users. If you are looking for something t

MacGroup: Printing Finder Windows

BTW... Command-Shift-4 then after that hit spacebar. You get a camera that will take any window shot. But due to OpenGL, it may take windows on top of windows shots. Try it-very cool. Schoun On 1/17/03 1:38 PM, Jerry Yeager at jerry at browseryshop.com wrote: > > On Thursday, January 16, 2003, a

MacGroup: can't empty trash

Alex, If you feel comfortable with this... Open the Terminal application located in /Applications/Utilities Once in there, type what's on the following line below-case IS important: cd .Trash Then hit the return key This will put you in the trash folder just like you were looking at it from the Fin

MacGroup: can't empty trash

s to you. > Delete what you can. > The worse case is that the locked invisible ones still will not > delete. If that happens, Switch to OS-9 and use Res-Edit to change the > invisibility to visible, change the owner, etc. then delete those > things. > > Jerry > > On

MacGroup: iMac or eMac avaliable?

PRAM, PMU, PPP, TCP/IP, UDP, IPv4 IPv6, VPN, PPTP, L2TP, DNS, SQL, IRC, QTSS, RTSP, SLP, SASL, 802.11b,g,a DVD, CD, HDI, DIVX, LDAP, SSH, SSL, ARD, AFP, FTP, SMB, NFS, ICQ, DHCP, SMTP, POP, IMAP, SNMP, CUPS, CPU, en0, en1, KB, MB, GB, TB, NTP, FQDN, ACL, SSO, KDC, NAT, WINS, ICMP, TFPT, HTT

MacGroup: iMac or eMac avaliable?

Hee hee. I'm a stinker sometimes huh? -s On Jan 5, 2006, at 9:55 PM, Marta Edie wrote: > And I only have gotten Schoun's email second hand - mind you - my > box must have refused it! > Yeah, if Schoun would at least give you the explanations,- but no, > he always knows how to make a thing

MacGroup: roxio toast and NPR

Heh, That was me in the studio razzing Harry. And I am glad Harry called in to plug the group. Kudos Harry. Schoun On Jan 7, 2006, at 2:54 PM, rangrsz263 at mac.com wrote: > Since almost nobody I know is aware of KYmac, I was glad to hear > the Mac/PC discussion on NPR this week. Although I ha

MacGroup: Is anybody out there?

Everyone is busy eating. It's impolite to type with your mouth full. ;) -s On Apr 28, 2006, at 5:31 PM, Robert M. Klein wrote: > I haven?t gotten any macgroup emails in the past 2 days. What?s up? -- next part -- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: smime.p7s Typ

MacGroup: Sharing Entourage Address Book

This is not what Mac OS X is designed for. You are asking for what others are starting to ask for, which is, "Can I share my iTunes and iPhoto with another person on this Mac?" This can be accomplished by some UNIX fun but most home users do not want to go to that trouble. A reasonable response w

MacGroup: Looking for Brian

Gang, First my apologies. I know the list is not to be used for this. Brian Forrest, I know you're here on this list somewhere. I have no email or cell phone for you. Please call me at 859-312-8060 or 859-971-7977 as soon as you can. Thanks, Schoun Oh and to make this worthwhile for the list, I'l

MacGroup: Jaguar

Don?t shut down your Mac. AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Sorry ?bout that. Schoun On 09/12/2002 7:39 PM, Ward Oldham at woldham at telocity.com wrote: > Hi Group, > > Now, when you go to ?Shut Down?, a nagging dialog box pops up asking you if > you?re sure you want to shut down

MacGroup: Where to find (resources like) icons at the system level ?

Bwhahahhahaha. You will all go crazy with discovering how many icons there are in OSX and where they hide. You will be able to see *ALL* of them-even an X-Ray of Homer Simpson-and viewing them is a "click on your hard disk and drag" away. I will say one word: Peeper. Now you owe

MacGroup: Peeps

Actually, the one I was talking about is called Peeper, and I called the guys at VersionTracker and they fixed the link. You can now doanload Peeper via VersionTracker. -s On Mar 14, 2006, at 1:31 PM, Anne Cartwright wrote: > > Marta, others, > > You want Peeps? go to http://www.peepresearch.or

MacGroup: needed: speaker

On Jun 13, 2006, at 3:16 PM, Bill Rising wrote: > Hey folks, > > Anyone want to do a bang-up presentation on something they really > like to present, and something that others would enjoy? If so, > lemme know, and you could show your enthusiasm at the meeting on > June 27. > > Bill > Program

MacGroup: Mac as FTP server

On 2/26/05 7:58 PM, "Dan Crutcher" wrote: > I want to use a Mac at work as an FTP server for clients to drop and > pick up files. The Mac is running OS X 10.3.8. Anyone have advice or > references to information that would help me set this up? Yes > > I already have turned on FTP sharing and ope

MacGroup: less thrilled about 10.3.9

On 4/19/05 2:26 PM, "Bill Rising" wrote: > Hey Folks, > > Here could be a coincidence, could be something bad: > > After updating to 10.3.9 yesterday morning, I had my first-ever kernel > panic on my work machine today. I was working, back to the machine, > when iTunes started skipping, as it d

MacGroup: Xserve server & Xserve RAID

On 10/27/04 2:16 PM, RWhite at neffpackaging.com at RWhite at neffpackaging.com wrote: > Does anyone know of a competent Apple installer locally that I could call > to get my new Xserve & RAID online? > > > > Ray White > Neff Packaging Solutions > 1700 Watterson Trail > Louisville, KY 40299 > T

MacGroup: re: iMac restart

On 6/21/04 12:45 AM, NPfield at aol.com at NPfield at aol.com wrote: > Schoun, > > Much thanks for your suggestion that my "restart" messages might be caused by > peripherals. I disconnected everything, put the Mac to sleep, then > replugged. No "restart" messages since then (that's several d

MacGroup: Keychain Question

On 6/2/04 10:23 AM, Marta Edie at mledie at insightbb.com wrote: > What is digital signing anyway? > Marta Marta, How do I know this came from you? It could be from an imposter. Someone who has your email address and is faking sending mail as you. Imagine if you sent Steve Jobs a letter stating y

MacGroup: Pesky Icon

On 6/15/04 1:12 PM, Joseph Jutz at lymington at insightbb.com wrote: > Hello Macgroup, I have a pesky icon on my desktop that I can't get rid > of. I'm running OSX2.4. I have tried everything to delete it with no > results. Attached is a screenshot of the icon. Any suggestions on how > to rid this

MacGroup: OS X Server

On 6/15/04 9:07 AM, Dan Crutcher at dcrutcher at loumag.com wrote: > Is there anyone out there who has set up and used OS X Server? I'd like > to ask you a few questions. > > Dan Crutcher > > > > > | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will > | be June 22. The LCS Web page is

MacGroup: Certificates Part II

On 6/2/04 10:23 AM, Marta Edie at mledie at insightbb.com wrote: > What is digital signing anyway? > Marta Part II. To ward off your initial question, "How does Thwate know I'm me? Couldn't I just ask for a certificate as Steve Jobs?" You need all your personal information before filling out a

MacGroup: OS X Server

On 6/15/04 9:30 PM, Dan Crutcher at dcrutcher at loumag.com wrote: > Schoun: > > Thanks for offering to answer my OS X Server questions. Let's keep this > on-list unless it gets too technical or lengthy, as others might find > it useful. Ok > > As I said in a previous message, up to now we've be

MacGroup: Mac restart

On 6/16/04 1:23 PM, NPfield at aol.com at NPfield at aol.com wrote: > After using my iMac G4 for some six months, it has begun giving me a frequent > message (in five languages) that I must restart it. This happens when I try > to wake it up from "Sleep." Can anyone shed some light on why this

MacGroup: Keychain Question

On 6/2/04 6:41 PM, Jonathan Fletcher at jfletch at newmediaconstco.com wrote: > Schoun, > > Um, isn't that "thawte?" As in "thought?" > > In case people were wondering why the URL didn't work... Either works. They counted on me misspelling it. ;) Schoun | The next meeting of the Louisville

MacGroup: Pesky Icon

On 6/15/04 2:42 PM, Marta Edie at mledie at insightbb.com wrote: > How and where do I turn on invisible files? God knows what all I might > have been missing, since I seem to know only that side of the Mac > that reveals itself to me through the familiar clicking procedures. > Marta Marta, If

MacGroup: cron job and file permissions

Came late to the game. Busy-sorry bout that. Jerry, just bust out a 'lil ole script there; chmod this and 777 that and we're all set! Matt, How are the Apple File Sharing permissions set on the server? I bet they are set to "Use standard UNIX behavior" Change it to Inherit permissions from parent.

MacGroup: speed test

Two tonight for me! http://www.cable-modem.net/features/oct99/speed.html http://bandwidthplace.com/speedtest/ WhooHOO! Schoun > From: Harry Jacobson-Beyer > Reply-To: macgroup at erdos.math.louisville.edu > Date: Wed, 10 Sep 2003 23:32:52 -0400 > To: Macusergroup > Subject: Re: MacGroup: sp

MacGroup: panther?

Apple never comments on software that has yet to be released. According to the documentation, it will run on iMacs and newer with built-in USB, but this of course, could change before the release but it is not likely. It does not look like it will support beige Macs. But again, this could change. S

MacGroup: speed test

e amount of > written pages that might be sent , like for instance : how many > megabytes it would take for the last Harry Potter book to be > transmitted. I can't envision in my imagination how many written pages > a file a megabyte large might contain. > Marta > On W

MacGroup: OSX and Classic

Steve, Sure will! Schoun > From: "sbrown1157 at earthlink.net" > Reply-To: macgroup at erdos.math.louisville.edu > Date: Thu, 11 Sep 2003 11:16:36 -0400 (GMT-04:00) > To: macgroup at erdos.math.louisville.edu > Cc: sbrown1157 at earthlink.net > Subject: MacGroup: OSX and Classic > > Does the hi

MacGroup: Treo 300

Throwing this out there cause it is kinda sorta Mac related. I have a Treo 300 that I am selling for $185. Works wonderfully! Only reason I am selling is that I am getting a Treo 600. The 300 works great with Mac OS X with a USB cable that you can get. I used infrared and that works too. iSync sees

MacGroup: Cassettes to CDs

Griffin Technology's iMic > From: Dan Crutcher > Reply-To: macgroup at erdos.math.louisville.edu > Date: Sun, 19 Oct 2003 13:01:46 -0400 > To: macgroup at erdos.math.louisville.edu > Subject: MacGroup: Cassettes to CDs > > I have many old cassette tapes with music on them that I would like to co

MacGroup: Startup delay

Dan, Boot into verbose mode by holding down the command key and the letter v at startup chime. This will give you a more detailed description of what is loading at boot time. Try this. Boot holding down the Shift key. This boots into Safe mode and does not load any directory info. See what happens.

MacGroup: MacTown question

I have a 700 MHz iBook with a 40 Gigabyte Hard drive and 384 MB of RAM. I would like to get $800 for it. Schoun From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: macgroup at erdos.math.louisville.edu Date: Wed, 22 Oct 2003 21:42:56 -0400 (EDT) To: macgroup at erdos.math.louisville.edu Subject: Re: MacGroup: MacT

MacGroup: OS X Menu Bar

Ron, Look through the Help menu for Fast User Switching. I think you will see how to set it up there. People, Apple has gone to GREAT lengths to beef up the help files. Try using them! Schoun From: Ronald Pitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: macgroup at erdos.math.louisville.edu Date: Thu, 30 Oct 2

MacGroup: outgoing mail swishing sound

Or. You could have fun and take new sounds and replace the existing ones. Right click or hold the Control key down and click on the Mail application icon in a Finder window and choose Show Package Contents. Navigate to /Contents/Resources/ and look for any file ending in .aiff. Rename tha

MacGroup: outgoing mail swishing sound

On Feb 13, 2006, at 7:50 PM, Marta Edie wrote: > Successthe swish has just swished during my last send-off > And Shoun , I shall try those other sounds. Maybe I send > everything off with the Emperor's waltz by Strauss. I just got my > weather widget going and I shall check

MacGroup: outgoing mail swishing sound

Owellion "Uhoh" of extremely ominous proportions. Worthy of possible impending events over which we have no control. Ok, that was just way to deep for me. Back to work -s On Feb 13, 2006, at 8:18 PM, Marta Edie wrote: > Does it Uhoh it in Kathy's sweet lilt in her voice or with the

MacGroup: Adventures of Sean Reagan aka Kallahan

On Feb 21, 2006, at 9:34 PM, Jerry Freeman wrote: > http://quickwired.com/kallahar/stories/2005-Yahoo/yahoo.php Um.Jerry..that's not me. Schoun Regan | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will | be February 28 at Pitt Academy, 6010 Preston Highway. | The

MacGroup: Mac Training

Beth. I do it. Only I do it all over the country. Mark needs 7 other people like you to hold a class. Perhaps this is the place to ask if anyone else would like to take such a class. Schoun On Feb 24, 2006, at 8:04 AM, Beth Phillips wrote: > Does anyone know of any local places that do Mac spec

MacGroup: Mac Training

ed in learning about the Mac Servers, I don't > have a setup yet, but it is not going to be long, so keep me posted. > > John Robinson > profile at aye.net > > > On Feb 24, 2006, at 9:20 AM, Schoun Regan wrote: > >> Beth. >> I do it. >> Only I do it a

MacGroup: Disable Dock in Tiger

On Jun 11, 2005, at 9:37 AM, studio52 at insightbb.com wrote: > Hi Group! I read about Spotlight and figured it was just something > else I would never use. Was I ever wrong, it has changed the way I > use my Mac. Between Spotlight and CMD + Tab to navigate open Apps, > I have no need for a

MacGroup: Disable Dock in Tiger

On Jun 11, 2005, at 9:48 PM, Marta Edie wrote: > Now here I come again with my innocent question. Is it different in > Tiger than in Panther? While it does not give me a chance to put > the dock on the top, it allows me to put it to the right, left , or > bottom. And I can change the prefer

MacGroup: Disable Dock in Tiger

On Jun 11, 2005, at 10:39 PM, Marta Edie wrote: > Then why Schoun's elaborate explanation and telling you to go into > the library folder to put the dock on top,if it does only hide the > dock anyway and not disable it? The hiding you can have with less > effort. But as you explain, it wo

MacGroup: Weird Preference files?

On Jun 13, 2005, at 5:39 PM, studio52 at insightbb.com wrote: > Hi group! Forgive me if this has been asked before. In user/library/ > preferences I have all these cryptic preference files with empty > folders, symbols etc. I assume those to possibly be Spotlight > search files. Reassure me

Re(2): MacGroup: Disk utility

On Aug 2, 2005, at 9:44 AM, Harry Jacobson-Beyer wrote: > Well, after 14 or 15 hours there I can tell there is definitely > activity > going on. The gauge is now maybe a quarter inch but at this rate it > will > be next week before it completes. I had no idea it would take this > long. > >

MacGroup: Alias

On Aug 13, 2005, at 7:30 PM, Marta Edie wrote: > While we are on this subject. Now, if I do make a "duplicate" > rather than an "Alias", it would work as an original, would it not, > and I could put it on a different computer or hard drive. Yes? -- > And then I have a different question :

MacGroup: Alias

On Aug 13, 2005, at 7:55 PM, Ward Oldham wrote: > ...it overwrites the original. It is held in the clipboard (RAM) > until you shut your computer down, switch user accounts, or until > you copy something else. You can "paste" what you have copied as > many times as you would like Actuall

MacGroup: external drive

On Aug 14, 2005, at 11:17 AM, Green, Cathy wrote: > Greetings all, > > Since I've maxed out the hard drive of my iMac (G3) desktop running > Jaguag (10.2.8), I hooked up a new 160 GB external drive. I > dragged most of the space-hogging stuff to it, but the problem is: > occasionally, the

MacGroup: external drive

On Aug 14, 2005, at 11:29 AM, Schoun Regan wrote: > > On Aug 14, 2005, at 11:17 AM, Green, Cathy wrote: > > >> Greetings all, >> >> Since I've maxed out the hard drive of my iMac (G3) desktop >> running Jaguag (10.2.8), I hooked up a new 160 GB external

MacGroup: Apple Remote Desktop Question

On Aug 19, 2005, at 3:42 PM, Beth Phillips wrote: > Is building your own package installer something the average user > can do or is this something best left to the professionals such as > yourself? Easy as pie. You must install the Developer Tools which are on the Tiger DVD. There is an a

MacGroup: SSL/SSH Tools

On 4/22/04 6:39 PM, Lee Larson at llarson at Louisville.edu wrote: > The last three are for SSH and not SSL. X.3 actually does a reasonable > job with SSH already. The problem I'm having is with importing and > exporting self-signed certificates to/from the keychain. Certtool seems > to let you im

MacGroup: Problem with Apple apps

On 4/16/04 2:26 PM, Ward Oldham at woldham at insightbb.com wrote: >> Dan, >> >> The next thing is to repair disk permissions. >> Ward > > > From: Dan Crutcher > Reply-To: macgroup at erdos.math.louisville.edu > Date: 16 Apr 2004 14:21:54 -0400 > To: > Subject: MacGroup: Problem with Apple ap

MacGroup: Illustrator question

Dan, Illustrator files can also be found in /Library/Application Support/Adobe and /Users/yourname/Library/Application Support/Adobe Also, look inside /Users/yourname/Library/Preferences/Adobe Illustrator 10/ I would not remove the Application Support files but I would try removing the Adobe Ill

MacGroup: safari beta 2

Ben, If you ran Software Update and clicked once on the Safari update, it gives you a synopsis of what has been changed in the text below. If you do not see it in Software Update, I have copied the text from Apple's web site here: - What's New in Safari Public Beta 2 Safari Public Beta 2 featur

MacGroup: Firewire port

Dan, Run the Test CD that came with your PowerBook. This boots into Open Firmware and runs a series of tests. Next Reset the Power Manager. One your PowerBook that's done by (from Apple's site-) Resetting the Power Manager 1. If the computer is on, turn it off. 2. Restart the computer by holding

MacGroup: Firewire port

First: Run Apple System Profiler and see if that sees the port Second: Run the Test CD that came with your PowerBook. This boots into Open Firmware and runs a series of tests. Third: Reset the Power Manager. One your PowerBook that's done by (from Apple's site-) Resetting the Power Manager 1. If

MacGroup: Firewire port

First: Run Apple System Profiler and see if that sees the port Second: Run the Test CD that came with your PowerBook. This boots into Open Firmware and runs a series of tests. Third: Reset the Power Manager. One your PowerBook that's done by (from Apple's site-) Resetting the Power Manager 1. If

MacGroup: Firewire port

Just so everyone knows, the .mac account used for this list by me has gone a bit haywire so you may see the same post two or three times. Sorry about this. I'm chalking it up to .mac funkiness. Schoun | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will | be May 27. The LCS Web page is

MacGroup: Firewire port

Apple System Profiler and you already ran it. So this is new to your system huh? And no instances since you got it new? Schoun On 5/21/03 11:01 PM, Dan Crutcher at dcrutcher at loumag.com wrote: > I sure wish there were a quick and easy way to test the firewire port itself, > as that _seems_ the

MacGroup: What does this mean?

You need to reinstall your Palm software. Transport Monitor is part of Palm. Schoun On Dec 30, 2003, at 2:11 PM, Harry Jacobson-Beyer wrote: > The application "Transport Monitor" could not be launched because of a > shared library error: "8 Monitor> < >" | The next meeting of the Louisville Com

MacGroup: CD re-writables

On Dec 30, 2003, at 10:12 PM, Marta Edie wrote: > Yes, nice to have brevity-- to an extent. If Ward tells me to do or > not to do a certain thing on my computer, he better explain to me why > I should take or omit that step. I am incapable of doing things > without knowing the reason. Or..

MacGroup: RE: Virtual PC Problems

Beth, Did you do a saved state or shutdown the PC totally? What the size of the C Drive? What version of the OS? Have you tried FireWire Target Disk Mode (if possible)? Have you checked the C drive file for errors aka Disk Warrior-Norton Utilities? Schoun On 11/06/2002 9:04 AM, Beth Ernst at berns

MacGroup: New PowerBooks/iBooks

12 Meg RAM 60 Gig HD DVI out with adapter AirPort Card No bad pixels No scratches anywhere Babied of course Bought in May Selling for US$2100 Schoun Regan schounregan at mac.com 859-312-8060 Will be selling as soon as the new one arrives. No estimate yet on when that'll be. This would sure be

MacGroup: Let's Move On

WOW! No politics! I think I'll respond to this one. Two things Lee: First, the lookupd issue that was mentioned by "Where's Wardo?". Lookupd is a little spud of a daemon that has various agents that access information for it. These agents can be modified but only by someone who knows UN...er' that

MacGroup: Let's Move On

On 11/22/2002 1:59 PM, Lee Larson at LLarson at Louisville.edu wrote: > On Friday, November 22, 2002, at 12:02 AM, Schoun Regan wrote: > >> Secondly, there is a spelling error in BIND that came with 10.2. The >> actual >> BIND service in /System/Library/StartupItems/BIND

MacGroup: Re:

If he can't understand how to manage his email, please knock him off the list for now. - s On May 5, 2006, at 9:21 PM, RWhite at neffpackaging.com wrote: > I will be out of the office beginning May 8th and returning May > 15th. If > you need prepress assistance, please contact Aline Meiman. (

MacGroup: Sneak preview of Leopard

I spoke at WWDC, where Steve unveiled a lot of what you see on Apple's site, plus what was told only in the sessions. Leopard is a HUGE leap forward and you have only seen the stuff Apple has on it's site. There are several things that are being kept under wraps that will amaze you and I on

MacGroup: Sneak preview of Leopard

Never would. ;) On Aug 23, 2006, at 9:05 PM, Jonathan Fletcher wrote: > So, when's the book come out, Shoun? > > Spring '07? > > ::-) > > I heard that Leopard Server was going to be MUCH simpler to > administer! > > I'll bet your NDA is a killer, though. Don't jeopardize your > relationship wi

MacGroup: < Schoun >

On Aug 23, 2006, at 10:34 PM, R. D. Preston wrote: > On Aug 23, 2006, at 10:20 PM, Schoun Regan wrote: >> Never would. >> ;) > > Hello Schoun, > Obviously off-topic, and not intending to be impolite, > but is your name Gaelic in origin?: ) > Russ Preston It ma

MacGroup: Screen Capture

On Jul 23, 2005, at 12:30 PM, Jerry Freeman wrote: > Hi group! Anyone using a third party Tigerized screen capture > utility?I'm creating tutorials?that allows for screenshots of open > menus, transparent windows, and most important "shows the cursor". > TIA...jf Jer, I'm sure you know th

MacGroup: FYI, great opportunity to hear from the VT guru

>From a friend of mine... In case anyone wishes to make a trip... > The Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab in Laurel, MD will be hosting a > Colloquium Friday, January 30th at 2:00. > The subject is Supercomputing with an Apple Cluster. The speaker will be > Srinidhi Varadarajan from Virginia Tech.

MacGroup: X11

Open X11 again, go to the help menu, and choose X11 help. All the answers to your questions are there. On Jan 2, 2004, at 10:05 AM, Harry Jacobson-Beyer wrote: > I'm running panther. > > X11 resides in my applications folder. It seems to open when I double > click it but, as far as I can tell, no

MacGroup: spyware

On 2/20/04 10:29 PM, Alex W. at alylex at mac.com wrote: > One listing in Activity Monitor that stands out is 'mDNSResponder'. It > caught my eye because the User is 'nobody'. The user of everything else > is either 'root' or 'alexwhitman'. I do have a guest account on this > iMac (not logged on r