On 10/08/2009, at 9:25 AM, Bill Parker wrote:
I wonder if anyone has experience with PAGES in iWork?
I am at the hair pulling stage
Working from an empty template except for a masthead and other
common details (start size about 1MB) I have a 30 page document
that comes out
Thanks Merv,
I sent another message earlier talking about a solution: I de-
embedded a range of fonts using Acrobat Pro 8, some of which I had
never heard of. My end size was 2.7MB. The option comes under
save as - useing Optimize.
Bill
On 10/08/2009, at 4:40 PM, Mervyn
This document can be downloaded by interested people from my Public Folder.
It will be available for ten (10) days.
PDF copies of this document may be distributed free to Macintosh Users.
Contact me for the password to access this file.
Cheers,
Ronni
Name:
Hi all
Is there a way I can save an Appleworks database file in CSV to export
to either/or both Excel and Filemaker Pro?
Thanks in anticipation
Peter
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On 10/08/2009, at 6:35 PM, Peter Curtis wrote:
Hi all
Is there a way I can save an Appleworks database file in CSV to
export to either/or both Excel and Filemaker Pro?
Thanks in anticipation
Peter
Hi Peter,
I haven't used AW's for years, but I seem to remember you can:
Save your
Hi Peter,
Ronni is correct, you simply export the database as text which will
produce a tab delimited text file. (No need to rename it as .csv though)
Excel will import it as is.
File make will happily import it but ask you first if the top row is
data or the name of the fields.
On 09/08/2009, at 11:07 PM, Warwick Smith wrote:
Hi WAMUGers
Does anyone have a 'quick fix' for lost administrator privileges. My
personal PowerBook G4 (Mac OS X 10.5) now asks me for an
administrator name and password three times before I can use system
preferences, and no longer
Hi Ronni Eugene
Thank you both. I got it transferred, sorta. Enough to resolve the
problem anyway.
Thanks again
Regards
Peter
On 10/08/2009, at 7:34 PM, Eugene wrote:
Hi Peter,
Ronni is correct, you simply export the database as text which will
produce a tab delimited text file. (No
On 09/08/2009, at 11:07 PM, Warwick Smith wrote:
Hi WAMUGers
Does anyone have a 'quick fix' for lost administrator privileges. My
personal PowerBook G4 (Mac OS X 10.5) now asks me for an
administrator name and password three times before I can use system
preferences, and no longer
http://dealmac.com/Used-Apple-i-Macs-at-LA-Computer-Company-
from-399-30-s-h/313026.html?ref=rss_dealmac_today
Have a look at the prices of 2nd hand Macs in America folks,
regards,
Ken
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thats pretty par for the course if you look at how much one will run
on ebay here then convert currency and think about the difference in
population/apple users :)
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oh yeh forgot the major step at the beginning .
back up your user home drive data to an external drive first...
mark.sec...@uwa.edu.au
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first thing to do is boot from the installer CD (doesn't have to be
the one for the current version just has to be an OSX boot CD
compatible with your mac) after it finishes booting and gets to the
start of the installer go to the menu item and select
Reset Password
if this stil fails to
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