Hi Bob,
I think you may have missed the point of Peter¹s question.
Ronni¹s email and link covers setting up and installing Snow Leopard so as
Ronni says:
!!! VERY IMPORTANT !!!
The computer you are going to install Snow Leopard on MUST be setup with the
GUID partitioning scheme.
However,
Hi Peter,
2009/8/26 Peter Tomlinson raspt...@gmail.com:
Regarding the formatting of drives does that include all external drives?
Snow Leopard will continue to read and write external disks (and thumb
drives, etc.). The GUID partition issue is only relevant for disks
onto which you are
i can assume that only the harddisk where snow leopard lives must
have a guid partition, it would be strange if i have to shift over 5
terabytes out to nowhere just to repartition/reformat all my hd's
which are extended/extended-jounalled format
there is no warning on apples site about this
On 26/08/2009, at 4:34 PM, James Devenish wrote:
Hi Peter,
2009/8/26 Peter Tomlinson raspt...@gmail.com:
Regarding the formatting of drives does that include all external
drives?
Snow Leopard will continue to read and write external disks (and thumb
drives, etc.). The GUID partition
Heyy, great idea James. I was punching the air for a moment ...
however ... I checked out the range of conditions, and there isn't one
that I can see which enables you to effectively state If message is
flagged then Mail seems to acknowledge the relevance of flagging
a message if a
HI List ,
Just sharing a little experience with you ..
Remember When
We struggled with the older Mac's , Dial up Internet and frreezing
screens
when the latest Mac was something like a PPM 7600 with a whole 32 or
64 Mb of Ram
the hard drive was 2 GB and you were lucky if you could burn
Hi Rob
Can you tell me how I get to the settings you show. Also what is
screendump from Thunderbird?
John
On 25/08/2009, at 10:31 PM, Rob Phillips wrote:
It'll be one of these options - screendump from Thunderbird. These
are for receiving - check the smtp settings for sending. Assuming
Thx Guys,
Barry, do you have the font family Amasis MT installed on your system?
Mine looks like what Robert describes. Interesting though that it's OK in
Safari 4 for you. I'm using Safari 4.0.3 (It's not a beta anymore, is it?)
Here's a screen shot of a previous week:
I miss playing with hypercard on my old performa 5200 :)
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On 26/08/2009, at 9:03 PM, Travis Hansen wrote:
Thx Guys,
Barry, do you have the font family Amasis MT installed on your
system?
Mine looks like what Robert describes. Interesting though that it's
OK in Safari 4 for you. I'm using Safari 4.0.3 (It's not a beta
anymore, is it?)
Travis
No this is not one of my installed fonts. I have not retained the
opened pdf so I cannot tell you what font it appeared in. I will tryn
to have a look at it to-morrow.
Regards
Barry
On 26/08/2009, at 9:03 PM, Travis Hansen wrote:
Thx Guys,
Barry, do you have the font family
If you know how to log in to your router Rosemary, which you should be
able to do from your web browser, you can (i) go to wireless security
and set a password, and/or (ii) set up a closed network. For the
latter, look for something that says publish SSID or broadcast
SSID, along those
Unlikely to be the case if you have your wireless password protected
but quite possible if it isn't. First thing you want to do is log
into your router and set up a password for your wireless network if
you haven't already. If you have one but your still concerned then
you can change
If only Bob. My first one was an SE or some such name.
Megabytes were unheard of. Nothing to do with telephones, ethernet
or anything else. The little beast just sat there on the desk but
it was BLOODY sight easier to use than the DOS machine my neighbour
had. But I
I think someone is using our wireless connection. Our usage has
rocketed up
How do I know? How do I stop it?
Rosemary Horton
rosemary.hor...@gmail.com
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Hi, that happened to us, until I realised that synchronising my idisk
was the problem. As uploads count as well as downloads and I had
nearly 20 gig it was eating up our bandwidth. So, I stopped it syncing
of course.
On 26/08/2009, at 10:08 PM, Dark1 wrote:
Unlikely to be the case if
Hello anyone from the Eastern Suburbs or the Hills,
I have 60 copies of Snow Leopard arriving by courier from Apple on
Friday AM. About 20% are pre-sold but if anyone needs one, they will be
on sale from 10:00am while stocks last.
Also, any WAMUG member who needs an iPhone case can purchase
G'day again all WAMUGGERS
Well, August has nearly past us by. Have you set your iCal for next
Tuesday 1 September 2009 for the next WAMUG meeting?
In no particular order:
Denice Williams is going to talk to us about Digital Photography;
Daniel Kerr will tell us about iWeb; and
Hopefully,
Sorry John. I was too terse. I can't easily tell you exactly what to
do. I currently use the Thunderbird mail program, and I copied a
screen dump from that. If you can find the equivalent 'advanced'
screen in both Mail and Entourage, you will probably find that one is
different from the
Hmmm. And I started in 1987 (I think), programming with a Mac 512k with
2 400k floppy drives - no hard disk. The OS fitted on one floppy, the
compiler fitted on another, and my program was on a third. Most of my
time was spent swapping floppies. Nevertheless, the graphical user
interface
Greetings! My first Mac was a IIVX 32MZ processor, 3 gig HD. I paid just
under 2000 dollars US including an HP printer. Then I decided to upgrade
the memory. I paid 200 dollars for 20 mega bites of ram.That's right, 20
mega bites
of ram. We have come a long way since then.
Cheers, Joe
On Wed,
omg, hypercard, clarisworks (homepage to be exact)...
oh why do we have to upgrade... had all my fun on my old macs
my 1st mac was one of the last b/w ones, then i had one of the 1st thick, black
brick chunk colour ones (oh, cant remember the models of those 2), but they
were running os9 i
Hi All!,
If you are a CS3 user, then you may find this link of interest ...
Adobe has confirmed that its applications are for the most part
compatible with Mac OSX 10.6
http://9to5mac.com/adobe_nixes_slcs4
Cheers,
Peder
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I'm about to show my age here :)
My first Apple was an Apple II+
Then:
IIe
IIGS
Mac+
SE
6100
7200
BW G3
G4
G5
and now 3 macbook Pro's
And does anyone remember the Apple Credit card?
Roger
On Thu Aug 27 7:02 , lynn...@westnet.com.au sent:
omg, hypercard, clarisworks (homepage to be
On 27/08/2009, at 7:11 AM, rkor...@iinet.net.au wrote:
I'm about to show my age here :)
My first Apple was an Apple II+
Mine was an Apple //c in 1984. We bought in preference to the brand
new Mac at the time because it had a lot more educational software for
it, and the RAM was the
but can you imagine in 1979
apple II+ with 64k ram a great floppy drive with 150kbytes capacity
dos 3.3 operating system
then in 1984 the apple IIc with 128k ram floppy drives with 720k
capacity, prodos 9 operating system
there was appleworks allready well known
and the first steps to a
While we're all getting nostalgic, if anyone has a Mac Plus, Mac SE,
or similar vintage Apple Mac sitting dormant under a coating of dust
in their shed, I'd be more than happy (as a collector) to offer a good
home and/or donation if required.
Used to love our old Apple IIGS, so simple but
The IIGS was a very nice machine excellent sound and graphics at the time :)
I remember buying a CPM card for my Apple II + in 1979 and also a 128k ram
card!!!
Roger
On Thu Aug 27 11:55 , David Peake dpe...@printforce.com.au sent:
While we're all getting nostalgic, if anyone has a Mac Plus,
Yes, can remember the Apple II with its 5 1/4 inch floppies with
affection.
I was working at the Nowra (NSW) paper mills and implemented a mill
shop floor data collection using about a dozen apple computers
networked together using a Corvus network with a central disc drive.
The
On 25/08/2009, at 9:45 PM, John Daniels wrote:
Hi all
On my Intel iMac I can receive and send emails using Entourage
without a problem and without using a password.
However when I switched to Mac Mail the program asks me for a
password and does not accept the password which would
Is there a way to turn off keychain? Or disable it for certain apps, like
safari?
Best Regards
Hugh Griffiths
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