I have an Intel Mac Pro with 3 hard drives. One is for the OS, one is
for storage of files and the third is only used as a 'scratch' disk
for Photoshop, etc.
When I double click this 3rd disk, it shows 0 contents, but when I
look at this 3rd disk with Disk Utility or Get Info, it says,
On 30/04/2008, at 3:59 PM, Pat wrote:
I have an Intel Mac Pro with 3 hard drives. One is for the OS, one
is for storage of files and the third is only used as a 'scratch'
disk for Photoshop, etc.
When I double click this 3rd disk, it shows 0 contents, but when I
look at this 3rd disk
Love/hate for me.
They track beautifully, the small size of the ball gives superb range
and control of speed.
However, they do cost and they die young.
I happily use them at work, nice clean environment, but they cant cut
it here with hairy dogs around and grubby gardener types clutching at
them,
Hi All Looks like Apple released new MacBook Pro
http://www.apple.com/macbookpro/
Kyle
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I have used iMovie06 for quite some time.
When iMovie 08 arrived I was horrified !!!
Recently I decided to give it another go thinking I should move
forward like I always have.
After a few days of trying very hard to cope with it and doing my best
to be optimistic I have come to realise
Should always make sure Your RSS reader shows the most recent topics at the top
(:
Kyle
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Hi All Looks like Apple released new MacBook Pro
http://www.apple.com/macbookpro/
Kyle
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Hi Reg,
With the extra 4GB of RAM that is still cheaper than I paid for the
previous 2.8GHz model with 2GB of RAM. No Ed discount of course.
If you can afford the 750GB drive then grab it but believe me the
500GB is huge! The FW800 port gives excellent opportunity for adding
secondary storage
Thank you to all WAMUGgers who have answered my query re the new iMac
specs. I appreciate your comments.
Now to sit down and do the heart and head sums.
Reg
On 30 Apr 2008, at 7:45pm, Paul K wrote:
Hi Reg,
With the extra 4GB of RAM that is still cheaper than I paid for the
previous 2.8GHz
YES ... that pretty much says it all eh !!
On 30/04/2008, at 9:12 PM, Phillip Arena wrote:
Yes Stephen,
Apple's move was not well received at all and I've stuck with 06 for
both quality and functionality.
Here's an interesting post FYI;
Yes Stephen,
Apple's move was not well received at all and I've stuck with 06 for
both quality and functionality.
Here's an interesting post FYI;
http://pogue.blogs.nytimes.com/2007/08/17/apple-takes-a-step-back-with-imovie-08/
Regards
Phil
I have used iMovie06 for quite some time.
When
Hi fellow WAMUG members
The renewed comments on the positives and negatives of the Mighty
Mouse, have drawn me to add my two bob's worth.
Just before Christmas I bought my current iMac, and had the wireless
keyboard and wireless Mighty Mouse bundled with it. Having never used
wireless
If battery life is your main issue then perhaps you should consider
getting some batteries from Jaycar in northbridge.
I've always found the batteries there to be far more powerful (at a
good price too) than the ones you get from anywhere else.
You can get NiMH AA batteries that hold
I was pretty ambivalent on the Mighty Mouse until I bought my Intel
iMac, which came with one. Until then, I had only really used them
sporadically on clients' machines, and formed the impression that they
worked far better in the right hand than the left.
Since I've been using a Mighty
Wamugers,
After an experince with Diskwarrior I though I should tell the story.
Just bought a new MacBookPro. Did all the migration stuff, all
successful, tidiued up, deleted all the unwanted etc.
Got my trusy Diskwarrior Cd (version 41) and no go. Tried the
version that says
On 01/05/2008, at 9:06 AM, bill parker wrote:
Wamugers,
After an experince with Diskwarrior I though I should tell the story.
Just bought a new MacBookPro. Did all the migration stuff, all
successful, tidiued up, deleted all the unwanted etc.
Got my trusy Diskwarrior Cd (version
On 01/05/2008, at 9:06 AM, bill parker wrote:
Wamugers,
After an experince with Diskwarrior I though I should tell the story.
Just bought a new MacBookPro. Did all the migration stuff, all
successful, tidiued up, deleted all the unwanted etc.
Got my trusy Diskwarrior Cd (version
On 01/05/2008, at 9:06 AM, bill parker wrote:
Wamugers,
After an experince with Diskwarrior I though I should tell the story.
Just bought a new MacBookPro. Did all the migration stuff, all
successful, tidiued up, deleted all the unwanted etc.
Got my trusy Diskwarrior Cd (version
Yes, I agree with Ruben, I wouldn't let battery life be the reason to
stop using the Mighty Mouse.
Our Mighty Mouse with the right batteries in it lasts for far longer
between charges than our previous wireless mouse which had a built-in
rechargeable battery.
I use Energizer 2500mAh
http://www.engadget.com/2008/04/30/psystar-open-computer-notes-benchmarks-and-video/
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Iv'e been using Eneloop batteries for a while now.
http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=gmailq=eneloop
They are excellent, first got them for our camera. They knocked our
top-of-the-line energisers for a six!
Cheers
Paul
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