Filemaker and Leopard

Postings on one of the online forums, and I can not find it again now!, reports that Filemaker 5 and 6 seems fine with Leopard. Severin Crisp Assoc Professor R Severin Crisp, FIP, CPhys, FAIP 15 Thomas St, Mount

Re: [echalk] Leopard?

On 28/10/2007, at 1:52 PM, Peter Meyer wrote: Brett, do you know this from experience - the Filemaker website (that seemed reluctant to allow any access on Friday!) only seems to consider the 'issues' as affecting FMPro 9; they say nothing about earlier versions except that there will be n

Re: [echalk] Leopard?

Brett, do you know this from experience - the Filemaker website (that seemed reluctant to allow any access on Friday!) only seems to consider the 'issues' as affecting FMPro 9; they say nothing about earlier versions except that there will be no Leopard-updates for them. But do versions run

Re: [echalk] Leopard?

Dear Mac Users I have been using the developer seeds of Leopard for many months now and have been using the official release version since Friday night. Installation is faultless on a range of iMacs, Macbooks etc. THe most obvious reason NOT to upgrade at present is if you are using Filemak

Free 5400

Hi All Anyone interested in free working 5400 with stylewriter and zip drive with disks. Trying to avoid rubbish tip. Saw a group was taking old computers, is this ongoing or a once a year thing? Rob -- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List -- Archives -

Recommended hard drive for Time Machine?

We've had 2 LaCie and 1 Maxtor external hard drive/s running here for yonks and they've never given any trouble. Cheers, Paul. -- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List -- Archives - Guidelines -

Re: Redundant Preference Searcher

Dear WAMUGgers Not really wanting to answer my own email but here goes: I did a Versiontracker search and found PrefsOverload5 for OS 9 and OS X for my PowerBook. In Unnecessary Prefs mode it searched and told me I had 1445 unnecessary prefs of 2232. Looking through them, they looked Ok to

Redundant Preference Searcher

Dear WAMUGgers I've salvaged nearly 30Gb of my PowerBook G4 1.67 HDD in preparation for the Leopard, deleting many unused downloads and applications in the process. His cage is nearly ready. Is there any software I can use to seek and delete redundant preference files etc? My memory suggest

iMac G5 required

With the updates to Leopard and the acquisition of new equipment is anyone wishing to dispose of an iMac G5 - preferably the ambient light sensor version 17" or 20". Please contact me directly with full details. Thank you. Merv -- "Science teaches that we must see in order to believe, but we m

Re: Any new iMac comming?

Bart, as the current Aluminium iMacs were only introduced in August of this year, I would doubt there will be any new models in the near term. I've certainly not heard of any rumours. Our 24" Al iMac finally arrived a few weeks ago after ordering it the day after they were released in August

Any new iMac comming?

Hi all I'm in the market to buy a 24inch iMac ,whats the roumours on any updates on the imacs, before i buy one.Should i wait just a liitle bit longer. Bart -- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List -- Archives - Guidelines -

Re: Leopard up and running

Installed as smooth as silk on my G5. Then I found that there were no available 10.5 drivers for my wide-format Epson 7600 and it was not recognised. I am now, thanks to a previously cloned drive, back on 10.4.10 until new drivers appear on the Epson site. And it looked so cuteA r