Hi all,
Apple introduced some fantastic product updates overnight, including updated
17” and 20 iMacs and an all new 24 iMac.
New iMacs feature Intel Core 2 Duo - 64bit, 65 nanometer dual core processors
with 128-bit SSE3 vector engine.
The Macmini was also updated - 2 configurations, the
On 06/09/2006, at 10:16 PM, Shay Telfer wrote:
Hi...
Anyone got a recommendation for a multifunction printer/scanner/
copier? Needs to be a laser printer rather than inkjet.
Any to avoid?
Thanks,
Shay
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I can recommend the Brother MFC-8840D. Probably not the cheapest on
the market,
Hi all,
My apologies for the last email. Sent it from my Blackberry, but it's never
done that before!
Apple introduced some fantastic product updates overnight, including updated
17 and 20 iMacs and an all new 24 iMac. Best of all - Price drops!!!
All the new iMacs feature Intel Core 2 Duo -
Recommend the Brother laser multifunctions. I have bought 3 over the
last few years (One for me, one for a friend, one for family) and
they have worked brilliantly. THe 2 -part toner and drum system saves
cartridge cost (since toner is only $50 a pop(2500 prints), the drum
need only be
Any guesses as to when the Core 2 Duos will make it through to the Macbooks?
Cheers, Steven
On 7/9/06 10:38 AM, Stuart Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
My apologies for the last email. Sent it from my Blackberry, but it's never
done that before!
Apple introduced some fantastic
Can anybody advise me of a source/service for recovering data from a supposedly
dead hard drive.
Cheers
JOHN
On 7/9/06 9:44 AM, Steven Knowles [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any guesses as to when the Core 2 Duos will make it through to the Macbooks?
Cheers, Steven
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Hey
Actually Daniel has raised a good point that I forgotten was raised
in a few chats. If they did update the MacBook (Which there
guarnteeded todo before the christmas rush) then it will be par with
the MacBook Pro and technically theres very little between the two.
The MacBook Pro has better
On Thu, 2006-09-07 at 11:39 +0800, David Moyle wrote:
Hey
Actually Daniel has raised a good point that I forgotten was raised
in a few chats. If they did update the MacBook (Which there
guarnteeded todo before the christmas rush) then it will be par with
the MacBook Pro and technically
Hi all
A friend has crunched the power connector for his iBook.
Does anyone know if he has any options aside from buying a new
replacement?
Cheers
Paul
on 6/9/06 10:27 PM, Ian Reid at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Many thanks to all who sent suggestions. They will be useful.
I also need to send a quiz by email and to stop skilled, upside-down
readers, like me, cheating, I propose to put the answers in an
attachment. A forlorn hope really.
We have the Brother MFC 640, and it works very well. Wireless
connection very handy.
Answering machines are a bit basic however.
Glenn.
On 07/09/2006, at 9:43 AM, choy wrote:
Recommend the Brother laser multifunctions. I have bought 3 over
the last few years (One for me, one for a
Hi all
This should be a simple one to solve. I'm on an Intel iMac OS 10.4.4.
When viewing PDF's sent via my mail (Entourage) they open in Safari 2.0.4
which is OK but they appear quite small. I go to the Window and press Zoom
but it stays the same size. How do I get my PDF's to open in Acrobat so
Seems strange that PDF files open in Safari by default.
I would expect them to open in Preview.
Have a look at Preview to see if it can be made the defualt viewer
for PDF files.
On 07/09/2006, at 6:14 PM, Denise Williams wrote:
Hi all
This should be a simple one to solve. I'm on an Intel
This is from OSX Help.
You can choose to open all PDF documents in Preview. In the Finder,
select a PDF document, choose File Get Info, click Open with,
choose Preview from the pop-up menu, and click Change All.
To learn more about using Preview, open Preview and choose Help
Preview
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