A job in Japan

I can't remember who, but I'm sure someone on the WAMUG mailing list once asked me about work in this field in Japan so I'm posting it hoping that he or she sees it. (by the way, that money is quite a nice drop!) Company: NumeriX Japan Co., Ltd Position: Quantitative Developer Location: Chiyo

Re: Quickltime 2% off being number one in marketshre!

From: Matthew Healey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Not too sure about that... One of the major draws of Real and WMP is > that is has a smart streaming feature in than a single file can host > multiple bit rates of a video. So rather than having to encode one > stream for Broadband and one stream for 56K,

Re: Quickltime 2% off being number one in marketshre!

On 11/06/2004, at 10:40 AM, Rod wrote: On 11/6/04 10:28 AM, "Martin Hill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Looks like Apple's Quicktime at 37% has snuck up on Windows Media (38%) leaving Real Media at 25% in the dust and at the current growth rate is soon to pip Microsoft to the number 1 position

Re: Linux for Mac

In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Tue, Jun 08, 2004 at 03:48:48PM +1000, Onno Benschop wrote: > On Tue, 2004-06-08 at 15:35, Kathy Quinlan wrote: > > I have a Beige G3 (233Mhz IIRC with 96Mb ram and a 1.5Gb HDD will add > > more when I can find some spare ones lol) > > > > What is the best Linux

Spin Doctor

I have been using Spin Doctor 1.5.1 (which came with Toast Titanium 5) to transfer LPs to CD. The editing features are a bit minimal. I would like to be able to cut out pops neatly but when I select one the Edit options are all dimmed. The best I can do is to apply the pop filter to the select

Re: Quickltime 2% off being number one in marketshre!

On 11/6/04 10:28 AM, "Martin Hill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Looks like Apple's Quicktime at 37% has snuck up on Windows Media (38%) > leaving Real Media at 25% in the dust and at the current growth rate is soon > to pip Microsoft to the number 1 position in the media streaming market! > Hope

Quickltime 2% off being number one in marketshre!

Looks like Apple's Quicktime at 37% has snuck up on Windows Media (38%) leaving Real Media at 25% in the dust and at the current growth rate is soon to pip Microsoft to the number 1 position in the media streaming market! With MPEG-4 and 3GPP (the mobile phone video standard) being based on Quickt

Re: HD can't be Modified.

On 10/06/2004, at 11:30 PM, Karen wrote: Hi, I have just done the software download for 10.3.1, and now if I want to place anything in the HD from my desktop or drag stuff out of HD to trash or leave on desktop, I have to type in my password as it says the HD can't be modified. Can I bypass t

Re: Virtual PC

Hi Ronni Regrettably, she's right. We run a genealogy business and have two Macs. Last year we bought a second hand Toshiba laptop for the dual reason of (1) running some of the many CDs that are now available (that usually have their own proprietary Windoze 'viewers' associated with them) an

Virtual PC

Hello WAMUGers, This question is for any Mac people researching their family history. I gave my sister 'Reunion' and she has been researching our Family History for some time. She has run into a problem and I quote what she has said below : "'Virtual PC'. It is apparently necessary for we Mac

[FYI] Final Cut Pro + Photoshop Workshops at ECU South West Campus (Bunbury) Over School Holidays

Hi: Just a quick note to let you MUGgers know that ECU South West Campus (Bunbury) will be holding workshops in Final Cut Pro and Photoshop over the school holidays. The workshops are three days from 9am to 3pm, and there are discounts for people who book early (before 1st July), educators and stu

Re: HD can't be Modified.

Hi, I have just done the software download for 10.3.1 You probably want to run software update (from the Apple menu) or download and install the 10.3.4 combo updater in that case. , and now if I want to place anything in the H