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DIMMS

Hi, anyone got any 168 pin DIMMS for a 6400? I have 32 on board and would like to bump it up somewhat. TIA Kev

Re: DropStuff

Hi Lloyd, There is a free version of Stuffit on their website (have a look through version tracker). Also, if you right click on the folder, you can also select to archive to a zip file. Seeya Rod! On 04/08/2005, at 2:49 PM, Lloyd White wrote: Is there a way of compressing files witho

iWorks

Is it possible to open Publisher files using the Pages component of iWorks please? If not, is there a program that will open publisher files in OS X please? thanks and Best wishes edward

Re: apache person web server- setting up

gary dorn wrote: Hi Gary. On Thursday, Aug 4, 2005, at 10:57 Australia/Perth, gary dorn wrote: So far I have set up a a general index page as per the apache guidelines, so my question is 1. is there an apache tutorial anywhere which explains setting up an index pages then other pages f

Re: DVDs

On 04/08/2005, at 4:35 AM, thefrogs wrote: I am on my way to putting DVDs together I have some favorite shows I want to put on to a DVD Now I want to build a menu. Has anyone done this? I have DVD Pro now to use But there must be easier ways I presume it must be like Flash or something. Som

Re: DropStuff

On 04/08/2005, at 2:49 PM, Lloyd White wrote: Is there a way of compressing files without purchasing StuffitExpander Deluxe? I am using OSX 10.4.2. If I recall correctly DropStuff was free with StuffitExpander. Right mouse click or ctrl + select fiile/folder then select create archive ??

DropStuff

Is there a way of compressing files without purchasing StuffitExpander Deluxe? I am using OSX 10.4.2. If I recall correctly DropStuff was free with StuffitExpander. Lloyd -

Re: DVDs

On 04/08/2005, at 9:31 AM, James Green wrote: Or you can use iDVD, but I'm not sure if the movie files have to be in .DV format. I've had no problem making DVD's with .mov's Stew

Re: apache person web server- setting up

Hi Gary. On Thursday, Aug 4, 2005, at 10:57 Australia/Perth, gary dorn wrote: So far I have set up a a general index page as per the apache guidelines, so my question is 1. is there an apache tutorial anywhere which explains setting up an index pages then other pages for Mac OS X 2. how d

Speakers

Can anyone please advise me if a pair of speakers with an impedance of 4 OHMS would be suitable to plug into a 1Ghz iBook. Regards, Adrian

Re: apache person web server- setting up

Hi Gary. On Thursday, Aug 4, 2005, at 10:57 Australia/Perth, gary dorn wrote: So far I have set up a a general index page as per the apache guidelines, http://192.168.0.2/~dornworks/ Be aware that this is a "private" ip address - only accessible from within your network. For others to s

apache person web server- setting up

I am using Mac OS 10.4.1 I want to use the built in Apache Web server to host a page, so a client, who lives in the country ( Boddington way), can view some documents and save them if they wish. I could email the documents to them, but they say the flaky services they get is very unreliab

Re: DVDs

If you use Toast, it will create a menu, and you can alter the titles to suit. This will create a very basic menu. Or you can use iDVD, but I'm not sure if the movie files have to be in .DV format. Maybe someone else on the list could clarify. But whatever the format, you just drop the movie fil

Re: Problem with QuickTime Player 7

Thanks for all the suggestions. It seems that QT7 is the *only* version which runs with Tiger, and it doesn't work! There is no opportunity to reinstall a newer version. So much for the famous Apple software quality and backward compatibility. I haven't been ale to track down a QT 6 player a

DVDs

I am on my way to putting DVDs together I have some favorite shows I want to put on to a DVD Now I want to build a menu. Has anyone done this? I have DVD Pro now to use But there must be easier ways I presume it must be like Flash or something. Some help would have me bowing tom samson [EMAI