Has anyone had any problems after running YASU?
It may be coincidence, but after I ran it I had trouble sending (but
no trouble receiving) email, and after the second time I ran it the
battery in my PowerBook wouldn't hold its charge.
I'm using a G3 PowerBook 400 (Firewire), OS 10.2.8
Regards,
On Thursday, February 26, 2004, at 06:06 AM, michael.hawkins wrote:
Has anyone had any problems after running YASU?
It may be coincidence, but after I ran it I had trouble sending (but
no trouble receiving) email, and after the second time I ran it the
battery in my PowerBook wouldn't hold i
on 26/2/04 6:06 AM, michael.hawkins at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
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> Has anyone had any problems after running YASU?
>
> It may be coincidence, but after I ran it I had trouble sending (but
> no trouble receiving) email, and after the second time I ran it the
> battery in my PowerBook wouldn't ho
I have used Yasu many times with my iMac OSX10.3.2 with absolutely no
problems as you have described. It was promoted by MacFixit and I have not
seen any comments on it on their web site.
Lloyd
>
> On Thursday, February 26, 2004, at 06:06 AM, michael.hawkins wrote:
>
>>
>> Has anyone had any p
Good Morning,
Due to a set of special circumstances I let my 128MB Thumb Disk
be reformatted to Mac OS Extended to overcome a problem.
Now I wish to reformat it back so that it can be seen on a PC as well as
the Mac.
Of course I did think the machine that formatted it to "Mac only" would
be ab
Hi Bob
You should just be able to do this in Apple's Disk Utility simply by
selecting MS-DOS File System.
Due to a set of special circumstances I let my 128MB Thumb Disk
be reformatted to Mac OS Extended to overcome a problem.
Now I wish to reformat it back so that it can be seen on a PC as
yellowmug software says
http://www.yellowmug.com/tips/iphoto.html
Get to a machine running OS X (10.3.x) and a quick format in Disk
Utility will do the trick
On 26/02/2004, at 11:57 AM, Robert Howells wrote:
Thanks Keith,
but
It is formatted Apple extended
and I need to go to MS-Dos .
The Disk Utility with OS9.2.2 is DRIVE SETUP 2.0.7
This is on an iMa
On Thursday, February 26, 2004, at 12:11 PM, Keith Palmer wrote:
Get to a machine running OS X (10.3.x) and a quick format in Disk
Utility will do the trick
THANK YOU KEITH
Bob
On 26/02/2004, at 11:57 AM, Robert Howells wrote:
Thanks Keith,
but
It is formatted Apple ext
Hi everyone,
Thank you Garry, we down loaded photorescue immediately.
A friend of mine had this happen here in Perth just last week.
230 professional portraits loading and iPhoto crashed (possibly over
full HD or a dodgy memory card?).
Big panic. Urgent phone calls. Do we force quit or what?
I just recently downloaded this native OS X version of OpenOffice and so far
I'm impressed.
I'm working on a simple text document at the moment but so far I've used it
to open up a Powerpoint presentation, a large excel document (no macros) and
a quite complex Word document with tables, inserted g
Hi All!
Long shot here - does anyone know where I can get hold of some external 3
1/2" floppy drives that would suit a Apple 2E or 2GS? Or any other
hardware/software relating to the Apple 2 series?
Seeya
Rod!
howdy
can the Eudora folder, where the mail is stored, be shared between
OS 9 and Panther?
chow
--
Gary Dorn
Architect
Perth, Australia
On 26/2/04 11:18 PM, "gary dorn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> howdy
> can the Eudora folder, where the mail is stored, be shared between
> OS 9 and Panther?
>
Yes it is possible.
In OS9 Eudora want the folder to sit at the root level of the hard drive in
Documents.
In OSX Eudora looks at Users/
Hi Gary and WAMUG folks.
Further to what Daniel has just posted...
You can run a Eudora folder from Classic or OS X, from any location (i.e. If
you don't want to move the folder, or if you want it in a specific
location), by simply double-clicking on the relevant Eudora settings file.
(You can a
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