I faced this problem 4 years ago when I switched from an old
tangerine iMac to a G4. I was not able to do it. My memory of it is
dim, also, but I recall the main problem was not the cable but
incompatible data formats between the 2 machines.
Regards,
Pat
on 2/9/07 4:05 PM, Steven at
H,
Not sure what your problem was, Pat. Maybe files created by old software
that wouldn't run on the G4?
Just transferring the data shouldn't be a problem - I made the leap from an
old mac IIvx (68030 processor) direct to a Ti G4 powerbook with no problem
transferring data. It was operating
Hi All,
Please excuse my need to vent.
I just saw a Federal Gov' NetAlert ad on the side of a bus with a boy
using an old blue dalmatian iMac. The warning was something along the
lines of not being able to tell if he is looking at nice things as
when he is looking a naughty things. I
Thanks to all of those suggestions from everyone.
I've tried all of them, and made some progress, but frustratingly not to the
point of being able to copy data.
The furthest I've got is being able to see the G3 when I go to my Network
icon on my Intel MacBook Pro. But when I try to Connect,
On 03/09/2007, at 8:01 PM, Steven wrote:
Happy try any other tips, but seeming like I might have to drop it
in to an
Apple Store! :-(
don't give up yet !
Bob, to answer your query, in OSX mode the 'About This Computer'
window
shows Memory 160MB, Processor 233 MHz, PowerPC G3.
Ethernet 10Base-T was just the slower earlier implementation. It will talk
happily with Ethernet 10-100 (though, obviously, only at the slower speed).
My IIvx was only 10Base-T but talked happily to the faster machines (just
slowly!)
Cheers
Neil
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Hi Everyone,
To add to Ronnie's and Bob's, during the week-end I installed an application
on my G5 OS X 10.3.9, being careful to switch off my 3 external firewire
devices. After installation I tried the usual - Repair Permission using Disk
Utility installed on my hard-drive. However the latter
Hi Steven,
Are you able to ping the IP address of the G3 from your MacBook Pro?
If so, and establishing an AFP connection is proving elusive, perhaps
try ftp. That it,s set up an ftp server on the G3 and see if you can
connect using an ftp client on the MacBook. Versiontracker should be
On 03/09/2007, at 9:00 AM, Mike Fuller wrote:
Where are those drives being sold, Peter?
Thanks,
Mike Fuller
On 03/09/2007, at 8:16 AM, Peter Hinchliffe wrote:
I can sell them. My Apple supplier received a large shipment last
week. They should start appearing in stores, especially
On 03/09/2007, at 9:25 AM, David Noel wrote:
Hi All --
-- Can anyone tell me if it is possible to use a specialist .TTF
font (as used on a PC) on a Mac running 10.2.9? TIA.
You can, but the .ttf file has to be converted to Mac format first.
Since the introduction of Mac OS X this has
Hi all, there seems to be a limited number of Transitions and Title
options in the new iMovie compared to previous iMovie HD 6, are there
more available or can they be inserted from v6 to 7?
Adrian Skehan
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On 04/09/2007, at 8:27 AM, Adrian Skehan wrote:
Hi all, there seems to be a limited number of Transitions and Title
options in the new iMovie compared to previous iMovie HD 6, are
there more available or can they be inserted from v6 to 7?
Hi Adrian,
No they can't be. The online Tutorial
Hi Folks,
This item is in today's Australian in Double Click's column.
http://www.australianit.news.com.au/story/0,24897,22315387-39525,00.html
Norm Leslie
54 Dunstan Street
Bunbury
W.A.
Australia6230
08-9791-3470
0429-91-3470 mobile
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Well that saves me spending any more time trying to figure out where
they hid the editing tools etc. Apart from the missing bits I rather
like it.
Adrian Skehan
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On 04/09/2007, at 9:11 AM, Norman Leslie wrote:
Hi Folks,
This item is in today's Australian in Double
The latest Australian Macworld tells the story of how iMovie7 (in
iLife08) came about. Yes it is seriously dumbed down and in my
opinion a backward step and a real dog. Are Apple trying to push
more serious users towards FinalCut? iMovie7 is really aimed
squarely at the novice
For those who have a problem with the new I Movie some comments from the
article in the Australian.
I can't remember any software company pulling a stunt like this before:
throwing away a fully developed, mature, popular program and substituting a
bare-bones, differently focused program under the
On 04/09/2007, at 10:06 AM, Ken Jackson wrote:
For those who have a problem with the new I Movie some comments
from the
article in the Australian.
I can't remember any software company pulling a stunt like this
before:
throwing away a fully developed, mature, popular program and
Studio professionals were using iMovie? I find that pretty hard to
believe. Being in the biz, and knowing, say, several hundred editors
and post production facilities, I have to say the only people I know
who own and use iMovie are hobbyists.
Not that hobbyists are in any way stupid for
I agree. I have been using iMovie since the days of 400Mhz iMacs and
10Gb
drives and have used many different versions in the interim.
I know a few people who I have tried to help edit videos in the past
but they have
still found iMovie too difficult to use. I am happy that a new
version
Hi Warren
I wanted to reply to you on the weekend but I could not send mail,
receiving was not a problem but sending was impossible for about 15
hours, coming good on Monday morning at about 10 a.m.
I checked through my system but as far as the computer was concerned
everything was working
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