Hi
A friend emailed me this question last night. Could someone please
answer it for me?
I just learnt that with my old iMac i can install OS10.2 if i
wanted to,
but I would have to install some firmware programs to fix my iMac
so it
will run OS 10.2. What firmware do I need and how do
On 07/06/2006, at 10:43 AM, Rod wrote:
On Wed, 2006-06-07 at 09:27 +0800, Mark Secker wrote:
after a few hours mucking around on Vista beta I can say I'm not
terribly impressed. Nagware would be a good term for it every
attempt to configure settings is accompanied by endless popups asking
for
On 08/06/2006, at 5:22 AM, Janis Lynn wrote:
Hi
A friend emailed me this question last night. Could someone please
answer it for me?
I just learnt that with my old iMac i can install OS10.2 if i
wanted to,
but I would have to install some firmware programs to fix my iMac
so it
will
On 8 Jun 2006, at 5:22 AM, Janis Lynn wrote:
Hi
A friend emailed me this question last night. Could someone please
answer it for me?
I just learnt that with my old iMac i can install OS10.2 if i wanted
to,
but I would have to install some firmware programs to fix my iMac so
it
will run
Thank you Stephen, Severin and others who encouraged me to proceed
down the iMovie - iDvD path. It worked and I can now watch my slowed
down version on the TV, pause it, etc. Great. Now, to discover how
to make my own themes!
Merv
At 7:56 PM +0800 7/6/06, Stephen Chape wrote:
Once in
I have a friend looking for a second hand external hard disk of at least 20
G for back-up purposes.
She wants firewire so she can boot from it.
Does anyone have something reliable at a reasonable price?
Lloyd
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On 08/06/2006, at 6:29 PM, Lloyd White wrote:
I have a friend looking for a second hand external hard disk of at
least 20
G for back-up purposes.
She wants firewire so she can boot from it.
Does anyone have something reliable at a reasonable price?
I made myself a 400G external HD using
On 08/06/2006, at 6:29 PM, Lloyd White wrote:
I have a friend looking for a second hand external hard disk of at
least 20
G for back-up purposes.
She wants firewire so she can boot from it.
Does anyone have something reliable at a reasonable price?
I made myself a 400G external HD using
Hello WAMUGers.
Can anyone please tell me if Mac OS 10.4.6 can interface with the
above unit on a G4 400 Yikes.
A friend is thinking of buying one but needs to use it with my Mac.
The demo (on approval until tomorrow) mounts on the desk top and
seems to accept Mp3 files, but does not
Looks like my daughter's 6gb Mini iPod battery has carked it. I ran it
through the recommended tests and on line suggestions today - 8 days out of
warranty. Apparently it has been playing up for a couple of months, but she
never mentioned it. Is all hope lost?
Paul.
If the battery is the same as an iPod shuffle (I haven't checked), I
can donate one.
On 08/06/2006, at 8:00 PM, Paul Weaver wrote:
Looks like my daughter's 6gb Mini iPod battery has carked it. I
ran it
through the recommended tests and on line suggestions today - 8
days out of
warranty.
Try Apple. They must have a soul. Sometimes I wonder though.
Otherwise:
Go back to the person you bought it from; hopefully a real person in
a real AppleCentre, who knows you and has some empathy with human
beings.
Reg
On 8 Jun 2006, at 8:00pm, Paul Weaver wrote:
Looks like my daughter's
On 08/06/2006, at 7:44 PM, Greg Manzie wrote:
Hello WAMUGers.
Can anyone please tell me if Mac OS 10.4.6 can interface with the
above unit on a G4 400 Yikes.
A friend is thinking of buying one but needs to use it with my Mac.
The demo (on approval until tomorrow) mounts on the desk top
Hi All
After the demo the other night on Toast Titanium 7 I thought I would offer a
special on it for those that don't have it or want the latest version.
Toast 7 normally sells for $139.95 and until next Friday you can purchase it
for $119. Stock is limited, so some orders may be taken.
Also,
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