Re: slow Mail in OS 10.2

On Tuesday, January 21, 2003, at 11:35 AM, gary dorn wrote: > iMac A with 384 MB > now OS 10.2 > 9.2.1 > & 8.6 > > 1. Mail in Jaguar is very slow, ie 5- 10 minutes to get a message > and I have had 120 -30 emails to get, gave up and went to OS8.6 and > got them with Eudora 4.2 > > Is this normal

Re: from cassette to CD

Hi Colin You will need a cable ($10-$15) that takes the signal from your tape player to your mac, the mac end will likely be 3.5mm Mini-Jack (the same as used for small headphones) the tape player end needs to match the connectors on the tape player, ideally this would be Twin RCA type (separat

Re: Mono display in P'Shop

128Mb of RAM for photoshop 7 could be the problem! seriously, the new adobe stuff seem to rely on the profiles for coloursync & such, I'd be checking out this (system-wide) stuff. This is full-fat photoshop, not the diet version, ya? greg > Hi > > A colleague has a problem with Photoshop 7 whe

Audio in to a Cube WAS Re: from cassette to CD

The problem with Cubes is that they have NO audio input socket :( See Cube Audio In section As such you need a USB audio input device - I would recommend a Griffin iMic they are both input/output devices and input supports

Re: from cassette to CD

from memory, the cube has no audio inputs. The apple site will tell you this . If not, you will need to buy a USB-based solution to get audio in. Try music park in vic park or maybe some apple stores have a simple solution like imic etc. there are plenty of shareware so

Re: from cassette to CD

Connect a cable from sound out/headphones socket on cassette deck or amp to sound in/mic on Cube. You need software like SoundStudio from www.felttip.com to capture the analogue signal which then allows you to save it as quicktime or mp3. You can then import into iTunes and add additional info li

damn monitor resolutions in OSX

One truly annoying thing I've noticed with my new PowerBook and have had a couple of staff members coment on theirs as well. Under OSX the resolutions supported for external monitors by OSX is greatly reduced. For example a 21" Apple (Sony) display only shows support for 800 by 600 resolution.

FS: new cheap (real cheap) Griffin iMic $62

I have just received a delivery from a US computer shop that was supposed to be a Griffin Powermate, unfortunately they have sent me a Griffin iMic instead, a product which is great but I already have one and don't want/need a second one:( I'm waiting for a reply back to confirmation that they

thanks for advice re pro-photo catalog program

Thanks - have passed on info on programs that people suggested... a couple of people had commercial software that they were willing to sell... if that is what is chosen then he (Bill - the photographer in question) will contact you directly. -- ~ Mark Secker [EMAIL PROTECTED] 9380 2308 (GSE)

fonts like old manual typewriters

Can anyone tell me the name of a font(s) that look like those old manual typewriters and where I might be able to find them? Thanks for your help! Robert

Re: fonts like old manual typewriters

"american typewriter", strangely enough! this is an ITC font > Can anyone tell me the name of a font(s) that look like those old manual > typewriters and where I might be able to find them? > > Thanks for your help! > > Robert > > -- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List -- > Archives -

Re: fonts like old manual typewriters

oops, forgot the link: > "american typewriter", strangely enough! this is an ITC font > >> Can anyone tell me the name of a font(s) that look like those old manual >> typewriters and where I might be able to find them? >> >> Thanks for your help! >> >> Robert >> >>

Re: damn monitor resolutions in OSX

On Wednesday, January 22, 2003, at 10:33 AM, Mark Secker wrote: > Under OSX the resolutions supported for external monitors by OSX is > greatly reduced. For example a 21" Apple (Sony) display only shows > support for 800 by 600 resolution reboot to OS 9 and it will let > me go all the way up

Music/sound editing software for OS9.1?

Hi, Can someone suggest an application that can display music/sound in a wave form that can be cut & pasted and will run on OS9.1 & preferably free/shareware? Thanks Brian