Re: mac OS 10.5 upgrade- iCal irritation

There is also a new version of the iCal Events widget that allows: iCal Events displays upcoming events from multiple iCal calendars in a beautiful, resizable widget for Dashboard. You can see up to two weeks of upcoming events in the same widget without needing to open iCal. Need more info

Re: 168 pin FPM memory modules forsale / giveaway

they are free. note that depending on what mac u have, some ONLY take EDO, some take BOTH EDO and FPM (fast page mode) but i don't think u can mix types in the same computer...maybe. install in matched pairs for slightly better performance my address 41 maynard way karrinyup 6018 0438 448 057 >

Re: 32 MB, 168 pin EDO memory module

Hi Yvonne, Thanks for the advice, i will check up on that!! Regards, David. On 04/06/2008, at 11:33 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hi David if i remember correctly the ram has to be the same in each slot Yvonne On 04/06/2008, at 9:52 AM, David Peake wrote: Hi WAMUG mailing list users! Th

Re: 168 pin FPM memory modules forsale / giveaway

Hi Geoff, This sounds great! What would you like for them both? Also where abouts are you located? I live in Kalamunda, but work in Perth. David. On 04/06/2008, at 11:30 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: i have 2x 128meg 168 pin FPM memory modules suitable for pci power macs, 7300, 7600, 8500,

Re: 32 MB, 168 pin EDO memory module

I will have a look I am sure I saw a stash when I moved house last week I had them in an old 7200 On 04/06/2008, at 9:52 AM, David Peake wrote: Hi WAMUG mailing list users! This is my first message out, so hope i get it right! I have acquired an older, pre G3 PowerMac that I am restoring and

Re: 32 MB, 168 pin EDO memory module

hi David if i remember correctly the ram has to be the same in each slot Yvonne On 04/06/2008, at 9:52 AM, David Peake wrote: Hi WAMUG mailing list users! This is my first message out, so hope i get it right! I have acquired an older, pre G3 PowerMac that I am restoring and am looking to

168 pin FPM memory modules forsale / giveaway

i have 2x 128meg 168 pin FPM memory modules suitable for pci power macs, 7300, 7600, 8500, 8600 and more similar to these: http://www.oempcworld.com/OEMPCworld-com/128M-DIMM5V-BF.html 128MB 168pin FPM DRAM DIMM 16Mx64 non-parity buffered dampered gold leads 5 volts 60ns 4K refresh 16 chip count ma

Colour conundrum

This morning, someone different at the West production department tells me that they DO have a known issue with the colours in the proofs that they send out as PDFs not looking the same as what will be printed! I am assured my logo will appear in its correct colour. If only someone could h

Re: mac OS 10.5 upgrade- iCal irritation

Hi Gary, Bring Dashboard to front, if you have iCal widget onboard, click on the first square, the current day, and you’ll see the (usual) month view drawer pulled out at right. Now, click again, you’ll see appearing a new drawer. If you have some events in the current day, they will show up

Re: mac OS 10.5 upgrade- iCal irritation

the lack of event drawer seem to be common irritation http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1413311&tstart=75 Howdy Ive upgrade from 10.4.10 to 10.5.3 over the weekend I use iCal to record my daily activity and often write notes in the side bar the upgrade of iCal to 3.0.3 seems t

Re: Colour conundrum

Hi Severin, The use of JPEG for CMYK production should be assumed unreliable, especially for solid colours. Could you not have used a compressed TIFF? But I note that you did include a profile to assist the conversion. Is it possible that your ColourSync settings are not set up, or that your Adobe

Re: 32 MB, 168 pin EDO memory module

On 04/06/2008, at 10:05 AM, David Peake wrote: Sorry all for not being more specific on what I had, however: The PowerMac I have is a 5400/180, all in one machine. RAM should be common to 5200/5400/5500, 6200/6300/6400/6500, 7200/7300/7500 and 8500/8600/9500/9600 model Power Macintosh i b

Re: 32 MB, 168 pin EDO memory module

Sorry all for not being more specific on what I had, however: The PowerMac I have is a 5400/180, all in one machine. RAM should be common to 5200/5400/5500, 6200/6300/6400/6500, 7200/7300/7500 and 8500/8600/9500/9600 model Power Macintosh i believe? On 04/06/2008, at 10:00 AM, Robert Howe

Re: 32 MB, 168 pin EDO memory module

On 04/06/2008, at 9:52 AM, David Peake wrote: Hi WAMUG mailing list users! This is my first message out, so hope i get it right! I have acquired an older, pre G3 PowerMac But precisely which model ? You should find it written on the case somewhere Bob that I am restoring and am

32 MB, 168 pin EDO memory module

Hi WAMUG mailing list users! This is my first message out, so hope i get it right! I have acquired an older, pre G3 PowerMac that I am restoring and am looking to upgrade it's memory. As far as i can gather, it uses the older style 168 pin EDO modules and takes only 32 MB per slot. Does

Re: Address book Archive/copy

Thank you Bob & Daniel, I am very grateful. Thanks so much for the call Bob, I'm trying to sort it all out today hopefully , will let you know how I get on, Best regards Ken On 3/6/08 10:13 PM, "Daniel Kerr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Bob, Ken (and all) > > Although you can do this w

mac OS 10.5 upgrade- iCal

Howdy Ive upgrade from 10.4.10 to 10.5.3 over the weekend I use iCal to record my daily activity and often write notes in the side bar the upgrade of iCal to 3.0.3 seems to lost the notes section for each event in the side bar, where it previously was, seems I have to double click on an eve

Re: Address book Archive/copy

Hi Bob, Ken (and all) Although you can do this with Office 2004, be very wary of doing this with Office 2008, as if the program as already run the setup, you will sometimes find it wont work, and you won't gain access to your email. You then have to go through a very long and annoying process to g

Re: Digital camera advice

I can concur with the Olympus 1030SW. I have one and have just finished shooting whale sharks with it up in Exmouth and it produces fantastic results and it is unbelievably cheap for what it does. On 03/06/2008, at 10:27 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Tony, Should you not be able to find

Re: Video to iMovie

Thanks Ronnie, It appears he still has iMovie v 6.0.4 but he has the iLife 08 DVD. His father has not yet installed it!! Nuff said! With what you have said before we should - with the combines wisdom of three generations - work it out. Thanks Lloyd > > On 03/06/2008, at 4:55 PM, Lloyd Whit

Re: Address book Archive/copy

Ken , I have confirmed that the entourage mail is inside the folder user - yourname - documents - microsoft User data - office 2004 identities - main identity - database I found I had imported other mail into that database which made it large ( 360MB ) I removed my database to another lo

Re: Useful list explaining Mac shortcuts

Wow! That was excellent Peter. Many thanks. Regards to all, Philippe C Original Message From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: wamug@wamug.org.au Subject: Re: Useful list explaining Mac shortcuts Date: Tue, 3 Jun 2008 08:27:36 +0800 > >On 02/06/2008, at 5:40 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> Her

Re: Video to iMovie

On 03/06/2008, at 4:55 PM, Lloyd White wrote: My grandson has just acquired a JVC video camera GZ/MG530 and has taken some videos. When he tried to transfer them to his iMac )OSX 10.4.11 it will not accept them. The videos are saved by the camera as .mov Hi Lloyd, Need a bit more info

Re: Address book Archive/copy

Howdy Ken ! You must be in a bad way to need a reformat on both macs ! How do you plan to rebuild all your preferences ? I would have thought a copy out of User's only by Superduper to a backup and then copy back afterwards would fix it all for you . Of course you can copy the whole system to

Address book Archive/copy

Hi folks, Looks like a reformat is needed on both the G4 & the G5 & I'd like to keep the addresses & emails in my Entourage intact for use when the reformat is completed. Is there a simple way to achieve this please? One system is 10.3.9 & the other is Tiger 10.4.11. Thanks everyone, Ken -- The

Re: Video to iMovie

On 03/06/2008, at 4:55 PM, Lloyd White wrote: My grandson has just acquired a JVC video camera GZ/MG530 and has taken some videos. When he tried to transfer them to his iMac )OSX 10.4.11 it will not accept them. The videos are saved by the camera as .mov Can anyone offer any suggestions

Video to iMovie

My grandson has just acquired a JVC video camera GZ/MG530 and has taken some videos. When he tried to transfer them to his iMac )OSX 10.4.11 it will not accept them. The videos are saved by the camera as .mov Can anyone offer any suggestions please. I have never used a video camera. TIA Lloyd

Re: Digital camera advice

For anything optical I use Canon as a rule and have not been disappointed yet. For AA batteries I now use Eneloop batteries which are so good I often forget to charge a set in reserve. Have fun Paul -- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List -- Archives -

Colour conundrum

I have had an unexplainable little colour confusion that has me stumped. I am placing a display ad in the West Australian which features a coloured logo, a bright chilli red. I supplied the logo as a high quality RGB .jpg with embedded profile which was put together by the West with text

Re: Digital camera advice

G9's a nice camera - own one myself along with 2 DSLR's but I'd say for generalist the S5 is probably the more versatile camera. Personally I prefer AA batteries for compacts, you can usually get 400+ shots out of good rechargeable and use alkaline batteries in a pinch (leave a set in the c