I certainly use some of the aforementioned utilities but one that I
find indispensable is CopyPaste. My computing would slow down
markedly if I couldn't have editable access to multiple clipboards
(up to hundreds if I choose) that can hold virtually any type of data.
Cheers,
Mike Fuller
> -Original Message-
> From: WAMUG Mailing List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of tom
> samson
> Sent: Friday, July 20, 2007 7:40 AM
> To: WAMUG Mailing List
> Subject: Re: Most useful software utilities for Mac
>
> Essential software depends on what we actually call utilities GC ov
Antony, I've been using Entourage as part of MS Office 2004 in my office for
the last year or so ...
It works fine. Most standard workgroup function e.g. I can arrange meetings,
sync calendars (to my iCal at home) using .Mac and a local copy of iCal.
Entourage doesn't play nice with Outlook form
Hi All,
I have for sale my trusty 12" iBook G4. This laptop has been a fantastic
companion and never let me down but I am hoping to upgrade soon so I will
sadly have to say good bye to it. Please see the specs below. It was the
latest model iBook before the MacBooks came out and has the Sudden mot
tom samson wrote:
...these are on the go most of the time and just save my bacon.
tom samson
Hi Tom
If saving one's bacon is a criteria then I really should mention
Sharepoints and CDFinder.
http://www.hornware.com/sharepoints/
http://www.cdfinder.de/
For CDFinder I burn a disk, with Toas
Put the PC version of Eudora on your workplace PC.
Merv
At 7:44 PM +0800 19/7/07, Antony N. Lord wrote:
Is there likely to be a new version of Outlook (Entourage?) for Mac
anytime soon?
I'm sick of Eudora - its served me well but I'd really like to make
things uniform between my workplace (Ou
a good list below.but if you don't want micro$oft in you mac
you may consider:
http://www.neooffice.org/neojava/en/index.php for tiger
http://www.openoffice.org/ for X11
they both do the same..replaceing micro$oft office plus these
office packages are able to exch
On 20/07/2007, at 7:58 AM, Maureen wrote:
Hi
Thanks for all the great suggestions given to the list so far I
hope more
will come especially one to solve my problem.
I know we can use Spotlight to find photos, files, folders,
documents etc.
Is there an app or some easy way to find duplic
>From my understanding it is simply that if one memory segent on the chip
fails that the chip will continue working without a problem. Non-ECC
registered RAM will completely die when one component fails. This is due to
Error Correction on the return from the module.
Adam.
> -Original Message-
Hi
Thanks for all the great suggestions given to the list so far I hope more
will come especially one to solve my problem.
I know we can use Spotlight to find photos, files, folders, documents etc.
Is there an app or some easy way to find duplicates of photos, files,
folders, documents etc? I¹d
Essential software depends on what we actually call utilities GC over
larger Phtoshop?Haven't run virus for years and my intego Virus just
didn't work last time don't know why forgot about it.
1. graphic converter
2. Microsoft word with Excel (not small
3. Keynote far above Powerpoint
4. Tec
Eat Well, Drink Well, Die Anyway as does the keyboard
Live life to the fullest, don't read every safety precaution. Every week
they change their minds whether chocolate is good or not for you. If you
like it eat it, if you don't, don't.
See yas!
Thanks, David Moyle
--
Bertram, Western Au
Antony N. Lord wrote:
Is there likely to be a new version of Outlook (Entourage?) for Mac
anytime soon?
I'm sick of Eudora - its served me well but I'd really like to make
> things uniform between my workplace (Outlook on PC) and home.
Install Thunderbird on both. Then hope they get the E
QuickSilver is a must
http://quicksilver.blacktree.com/
RCDefaultApp
http://www.rubicode.com/Software/RCDefaultApp/
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From: "Shay Telfer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "WAMUG Mailing List"
Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2007 10:11 PM
Subject: Re: Most useful software utilities
:)
Well James..this could go on forever.
I'm sure you get my point.
I don't think folks drink vinegar to the same extent that they drink
carbonated soft drinks such as coke.
As for vinegar being used, "... to make industrial plastics, glues, dyes.."
- well, you could say the same of water
G'Day Antony!
We are thankfully welcoming and arriving the new coming of Office 2008 in
the last quarter of this year which will bundle all new Office apps for Macs
in Universal Binary including Entourage!
About time as well since a lot of places especially where I work have
massive trouble. We c
What other software utilities do people find particularly useful?
Glenn.
As far as small things go:
iCal MenuCalendarClock (also available in Entourage version if you must):
http://www.objectpark.net/mcc.html
MenuMeters (showing transmit/receive network traffic graph)
http://www.ragingmenace.c
Hey
I don't think it HAS to be ECC memory but I wouldn't go buy something on my
say so! Daniel should be able to confirm this answer quite easily!
I don't know the differences but I believe ECC is designed to have less
latency and be more geared towards server build hardware!
Thanks, David Moyle
Hi Glenn,
I would like to add a couple of apps that I use every day.
Jojimbo for storing all kinds of things. Easy to find things. Entries can be
encrypted.
Graphic Converter - a poor man's Photoshop
Cyberduck for FTP transfer. Free and great
AppCleaner Trashes any application and seeks out all a
i'm using a powerbook g4 17" that travels with me in a van every day
(not on a seat - in a suitcase in the back between all the parts tool
& whatelse
after 3.5 years still woring w/o a glitch.
James
On 19/07/2007, at 10:08, X.ray.Wa wrote:
Thanks for all the info...
We will be travellin
I know the new Mac Pro's take PC5200 DDR2 ECC RAM.
a) Does it have to be ECC?
b) Why is ECC RAM so insanely expensive compared to non-ECC RAM or am
I missing something here?
Cheers, Antony.
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Is there likely to be a new version of Outlook (Entourage?) for Mac
anytime soon?
I'm sick of Eudora - its served me well but I'd really like to make
things uniform between my workplace (Outlook on PC) and home.
If I had an Intel G5 I'd be tempted to just install XP on it and BootCamp it...
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