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Re: Cold mouse update

Hi Alicia, I had to search the archives to see what we had already suggested for you previously. Presenter for Keynote and PowerPoint "The iPhone Keynote remote app to advance your slides. That solution is all ready for those who need it. Presenter works well if your Wifi connection is stable

Cold mouse update

Update - Thanks for the replies.  I use my trackpad as it's the easier than plugging in a separate mouse when I'm out presenting.  I have't tried a USB mouse though, so I will give that a go.    I also got a suggestion on twitter to switch to using an iphone app as my slide clicker instead of the l

Re: Menubar

Hi Tom, Can you press and hold the command key and drag the menulet from left to right? Sent from Ronni's iPad On 06/09/2011, at 6:01 AM, tom samson wrote: > > Yep I know that part but I want to shift the position of the clock in I stat > to nearer the right side- just accustom to having it

Re: Menubar

Yep I know that part but I want to shift the position of the clock in I stat to nearer the right side- just accustom to having it there. I remember seeing it done somewhere. tom On 05/09/2011, at 7:44 PM, tom samson wrote: > > Is it possible to change the position on the menu bar in Lion? > I

Re: Menubar

Hi Tom, I can give you half the solution. That is the part that hides the system menu bar clock. You then need to show the alternative clock in the menu bar. To hide the clock in Lion OS X 10.7 (as with Snow Leopard) 1) Go to System Preferences => Date & Time (or right click the clock in th

Re: Windows/Boot Camp/eTax questions

Hi Ray, It must be Service Pack 3, not SP 2 Operating system: Windows XP Service Pack 3 (32 bit), Vista Service Pack 1 (32 bit) or Windows 7 (32 bit or 64 bit) Will be a problem I imagine with Prod

Re: Windows/Boot Camp/eTax questions

Don't know about BootCamp but eTax runs a treat under Windows XP and VMWare Fusion. Finding missing product keys, now that is a nasty one! Severin Crisp On 05/09/2011, at 9:57 PM, Ray Forma wrote: > > I had a bright idea about sending in my tax return electronically for the > first time. >

Windows/Boot Camp/eTax questions

I had a bright idea about sending in my tax return electronically for the first time. I remembered that I had the install disk for Windows XP Home Edition (version 2002) that belonged to an old wintel PC that ended up here many years ago. I found the package, still unopened, so decided to see

Re: Sending/e-mailing large files

Thanks Glenn I was just struggling to send a 22mB movie to an e-friend in a village in Germany when you reminded me of Dropbox. Hopefully she will work out how to access it. Reg Reg Whitely Home: 08 9921 7272 Mob: 04 8899 7313 Email: rwhit...@internode.on.net On 05/09/2011, at 5:28 pm, Gl

Re: Sending/e-mailing large files

Thanks for that all. Regards, Adrian adrianske...@me.com On 05/09/2011, at 7:39 PM, Justin Davies wrote: > Hi, to echo Glenn's comments, I also use dropbox for filesharing but also a > secondary form of backup. Great product, just another folder in finder with > all the cloud benefits..

Menubar

Is it possible to change the position on the menu bar in Lion? I like the clock app in iStat Menu more than the apple so I wanted to replace it. tom Samson -- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List -- Archives - Guidelines -

Re: Sending/e-mailing large files

Hi, to echo Glenn's comments, I also use dropbox for filesharing but also a secondary form of backup. Great product, just another folder in finder with all the cloud benefits... BTW, thanks Ronnie for your response to my question the other day... Best regards Justin Davies m...@justindavies.com.

Finder problems

Hi all, If you are like me, you often use the finder "get info" to check the size of large folders prior to moving or copying. If you are like me you believe what it tells you ;o) However, recent events have given me pause to question whether this confidence is misplaced: 27" iMac, 2.8 GHz Inte

Re: Sending/e-mailing large files

Adrian, even easier than YouSendIt, imho, is Dropbox.com A Dropbox account is useful for many other reasons, but it solves this issue really well. - copy a file into your Dropbox/Public folder - right click and get the Public Link - email the link to the file to the recipient - the recipient click

Re: Sending/e-mailing large files

Hi Adrian, that should have read "The receiver then gets an email with a website link. They then click the link and can download the zip file" Still not used to Lion correcting my hopeless typing…. your friend could use YouSendit https://www.yousendit.com/ - it’s a free ftp service, if yo

Re: Sending/e-mailing large files

Hi Adrian, your friend could use YouSendit https://www.yousendit.com/ - it’s a free ftp service, if your friend zips all the files to be sent, they can upload the zip to the YouSendit site and enter the receiver's email address. The recover then gets an email with a website link. They then cli

Sending/e-mailing large files

Afternoon all, A friend of mine has been asked to send some files/pictures overseas for an exhibition, the request is to re-do them at 20MB and send them by file server. I have asked for clarification on the 20 MB but can anyone give me an idea what sending the by file server means please.