Probably the Flash loading in the page. Flash player 7 for Mac OS X is
still very processor intensive even though it has improved a lot in the
latest version. Flash player 8 should be out soon and hopefully they
will address the issue and make it more efficient.
Steven
On 24/04/2005, at 11:37
Yes, Nancy, this site generates near 100% cpu on my 1.8GHz G5 iMac.
What does it all mean...
On 24/04/2005, at 5:17 PM, Nancy McIntyre wrote:
Howdy,
Can any reader confirm the near 100 percent cpu activity when viewing
this page:
http://myplace.westnet.com.au/default.aspx
in any or all of
-- I've done this same change about 3-4 weeks ago, and so far there have been
no problems. The download speed you get depends on your distance from your
exchange, I am about 3 km from mine (Subiaco) and get about 5100.
-- You don't get a detailed list of your non-local calls from iiNet, but thi
Dear All,
Well here we are in the Blue Mountains. We had a wonderful week in
Canberra with Sue's cousin Peter & his partner Jill. We have been to
Canberra before, but we really enjoyed this visit. We were there
particularly for Peter's 70th birthday party which was held by Lake
Burley Gri
This may not be helpful but is amusing. This problem reminds me of a 40
mb external drive I had many years ago that wouldn't spin up, I drilled
a hole through the outer and inner case that were aligned with the edge
of the disk at an oblique angle, to start it I would give it a prod
with a knit
Howdy,
Can any reader confirm the near 100 percent cpu activity when viewing
this page:
http://myplace.westnet.com.au/default.aspx
in any or all of Safari, Firefox and Camino? I note that turning off
the big flash phone ad reduces the cpu activity by around 40 percent.
thanks in advance
I would also get the power supply checked out, to me (without
opening the box) I would say it is suffering, and is not providing
the grunt it needs to start, if the HDD you are running is an older
one (more than 2-3 years) the bearings will be wearing and the
grease starts to go hard when col
Ronda Brown wrote:
On 24/04/2005, at 3:02 PM, Christian Kotz wrote:
When starting it up today, I was greeted by further bad news. The
computer made 3 beep tones and the power light flashes three times in
amber quite rapidly then changes to green, then back to the flashing
amber. What does th
On 24/04/2005, at 3:02 PM, Christian Kotz wrote:
When starting it up today, I was greeted by further bad news. The
computer made 3 beep tones and the power light flashes three times in
amber quite rapidly then changes to green, then back to the flashing
amber. What does this mean? prior to th
When starting it up today, I was greeted by further bad news. The
computer made 3 beep tones and the power light flashes three times in
amber quite rapidly then changes to green, then back to the flashing
amber. What does this mean? prior to this It also was crashing after
loading Open Transpor
On 24/04/2005, at 11:12 AM, Vladimir James wrote:
I recently upgraded a slot-loading iMac from MacOSX 2 to 3.8. Since
that time the "Printer is not responding". I have pinged Ethernet with
positive results, so the problem appears to be the printer.
Connections are solid, and it prints a test
I recently upgraded a slot-loading iMac from MacOSX 2 to 3.8. Since
that time the "Printer is not responding". I have pinged Ethernet with
positive results, so the problem appears to be the printer. Connections
are solid, and it prints a test sheet without problems. It worked fine
previously.
Hi Neil,
I got the same email yesterday so its possibly how it was sent. I know they
had to resend one a couple of weeks/months ago but that was because they
forgot the attachment.
Kind regards,
Greg Satti
www.zytech.com.au
PO Box 758, Bunbury WA 6230
Ph: (08) 9721 1125
Fx: (08) 9721 1126
Mob: 04
I receive a weekly Market Bulletin from Commsec - its a pdf sent as an
attachment to an HTML email.
This week the email didn't show an attachment but seemed to show much of the
source code - starting at:
> Mime-Version: 1.0
and including tall the html coding and raw PDF code in the body of the ema
on 24/04/05 01:09, Christian Kotz at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Sorry what I meant by three strikes is first I power it up and the HD
> moves to position but there is no tone or screen activity so I push the
> reset button and boot it again, by this stage the screen is on but no
> sound or HD acti
Sorry what I meant by three strikes is first I power it up and the HD
moves to position but there is no tone or screen activity so I push the
reset button and boot it again, by this stage the screen is on but no
sound or HD activity. Third time/second reset it fires up with start up
tone and OS
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