G'day Tony,
Hmm got me there, should be in Library/Address book Plugins/Lookup
Postcode script.
But its not. I'm not technical minded, things works for me then I'm
happy,
I just opened my address book, clicked on the tab "home"or "work"
depending on if its commercial or private address, it casc
I got three that i'm just not using so feel free to make an offer on
any of them.
Orange Imac
333Mhz
192MB upgraded memory
6BG HD
6MB upgraded vid memory
tray CD rom (laptop style)
$300 ONO
21" CTX Ultra Screen Monitor
huge viewable (over 50cm diagonal)
Dual inputs for two computers
Dual cables
Andrew,
Bit unshore what you are referencing, for copying/backup a CD/DvD I use
Apples Disk Utility works a treat. If you are backing-up to a dvd then
just pop the dvd in and drop files into its icon on desktop drag to bin
or right click and burn, if you need files compressed I use Stuffits
A
If all you want to do is backup a non encrypted DVD you can use Apple's
inbuilt Disk Utility to make a disk image of the original DVD then you can
easily burn single or multiple copies of the image. Solution Free!
If you have Toast Titanium (commercial) you can do the same plus a lot more.
If the
Can anyone recommend an easy to use DVD backup program for OSX 10.3 I
use DVD Shrink on WinXP but have no DVD burner only copying to hard
drive. I would like to use something similar on the Mac - preferably
freeware. I have done Google search, but don;t know good from bad and
would appreciate a
Afternoon,
This one is a bit more than a utility, but after editing with Premier
Pro for last 3 days mine is Final Cut Pro, well it only works on OS X!
On 05 Apr 2005, at 3:59 PM, Edward Arrowsmith wrote:
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you ...
For a couple of years I have had to record in re
On 07/04/2005, at 3:46 PM, Rob Findlay wrote:
On 06/04/2005, at 1:40 PM, Nancy McIntyre wrote:
Little Snitch. Why this instead of BrickHouse?
It's supported, has an active community and the interface is
comfortable with variations in user ability.
Quicksilver seconded.
Thirded. I've b
On 06/04/2005, at 1:40 PM, Nancy McIntyre wrote:
Little Snitch. Why this instead of BrickHouse?
It's supported, has an active community and the interface is
comfortable with variations in user ability.
Quicksilver seconded.
Thirded. I've been using it today and I love it already. Right d
Just thought I would say thanks to Andrew for this great utility. I
just used it to find a word I should have got in yesterday's Times
Crossword, boomerang!
I noticed some time ago that it is case sensitive if the word is only
in the dictionary as a proper name. Can't remember the clue or answ
Apologies Edward !I first thought you were just putting up a wish
list
until we typed the info into the browser and found the real deal !
Bob
On 06/04/2005, at 5:35 PM, Edward Arrowsmith wrote:
The one I can't do without is TypeIt4Me:
typeit4me.com
By typing the first (or more) l
On 06/04/2005, at 6:46 PM, Janis Lynn wrote:
Also, does anyone know how to delete old mail addresses from the
system? I have searched and deleted all the usual places eg. address
book etc, but they still come up in my mail account when I write new
emails.
What you're probably looking fo
I guess the ones I rely on the most are the ones I miss the most when I
use other peoples' computers. These would be
1. Quicksilver (indispensable, and more tricks up its sleeve than I'll
ever learn)
2. Default Folder. I relied on this in MacOS (Classic) and I rely on it
X. Makes folder navi
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