Hi Kevin
I may have some bits for you in the new year : )
I do have some 2gb dimms if they are of any use to you? They are for the
current iMacs and macbookpros so maybe of no use to you but thought I would ask
:)
Hope you manage to have a good christmas and New Year
Best regards
Roger
Hi Chris,
To change lots of songs highlight the song at the top of the list you want to
change, then hold SHIFT and highlight the song at the bottom of the list.
This should select all the songs you want to change in that Gap.
Then right click and hit Get info”
From there you can change the
Hi Eugene and Ronni,
Unfortunately my menu item for display duplicates is permantly greyed out
whilst get track names is sometimes greyed out.
itunes V.10.5.
Imac 2.93 with OSX 10.6.8
I have Apple store account etc.
Any thoughts; other than I may be having a mere male day???
regards
Darrel
Hi Darrel,
with get track names you need to highlight the files first. Go to Music, just
below Library, in the left hand column. Sort all the files by name. Locate the
untitled files probably called track 01 etc. Click on the first and holding
down the shift key click on the last in the list
Yes Eugene, and that is now my very problem; they mostly are my burnt cd's
from collection of Audio Cd's years ago.
Once again many thanks for your help.
Regards
Darrel
On 23/12/2011, at 5:10 PM, Eugene wrote:
Hi Darrel,
with get track names you need to highlight the files first. Go to
Hi Darrel,
You do have “Music” selected under Library (in left column)?
Then as in my previous post:
File - Show Duplicates, and iTunes will create a list of all the songs it
“believes are duplicates.
The only problem with this feature is that it’s quite liberal in deciding what
is, and is
Robin,
thanks for your kind offer. Will do on next business day.
regards
Kevin
On 23/12/11 6:08 PM, Robin Belford wrote:
Kevin,
If you send me a stamped, addressed, padded postpack, or similar, I have one
down here in Busselton you can have.
Send to me at PO Box 571 Busselton 6280
Roger,
Thank you for thinking of me. I can use anything you have spare.
My regards to you for the festive season and 2012.
regards
Kevin
On 23/12/11 4:32 PM, Roger Kortas wrote:
Hi Kevin
I may have some bits for you in the new year : )
I do have some 2gb dimms if they are of any use
Folks,
thank you for all the help given me in my giveaway project over the
years. I wish you the best for a most pleasant holiday and a healthy,
prosperous, 2012.
Sincerely,
Kevin
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A Happy Christmas, a satisfying 2012 and a big thank you to all the people
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I have a 1 Gb memory stick which I think is fully functional and which
would love to find a welcoming home.
Please let me know off list if you can make use of it.
Beat wishes,
Jennifer
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We have a MacBook which talks to the rest of the world via an Airport Extreme
base station. When it is started from shutdown connection with the Airport
Extreme is not always established without explicitly selecting it from the
Wi-Fi preferences. At other times connection is made without
Hi Severin,
Just a quick comment. Does the MB have Airport listed as first Network
Connection type to try to connect to in System Preferences Network?
Open: System PreferencesNetwork
At the left, in the pane listing ways in which your computer connects to the
internet (Ethernet, VPN,
Hi again Severin,
Just found a few moments to also add:
Make sure on the MB that the Airport Extreme Network is the first Wireless
Network to look for.
Go to System Preferences Network. Click the Airport connection on the left to
highlight it and then click Advanced tab at the lower right of
I am readying an eMac for a young person and at startup it acts a bit
like a PC starting, showing a black text labelled 'Darwin Kernel' and
after spewing out lots of information goes on to start up the OS as normal.
Is there a setting in the system which turns this off or is it a symptom
of a
Kevin,
It sounds like that mac is starting in verbose mode.
Typically if you wanted to boot in verbose mode you would hit Command-V during
startup, which brings up the familiar white on black console. If you’d prefer
to always see the system messages on boot, you can adjust the firmware from
Thanks Robin,
The panic was not Mr Kernelit was me!
Kev
On 24/12/11 2:30 PM, Robin Belford wrote:
Kevin,
It sounds like that mac is starting in verbose mode.
Typically if you wanted to boot in verbose mode you would hit Command-V
during startup, which brings up the familiar white
Robin,
I followed your instructions and was prompted for a password. I do not
assign passwords to giveaway computers and the Terminal won't let me
continue. Any ideas?
Kev
On 24/12/11 2:30 PM, Robin Belford wrote:
Kevin,
It sounds like that mac is starting in verbose mode.
Typically
Hi Kevin,
sudo does not allow for a blank password, which is undoubtedly the problem
here.
When prompted for a password from sudo, if one simply hits Return, sudo assumes
that the user has given up.
You need to reset the password by booting from the installation DVD.
You can reset the
Thanks Ronnie,
I have already started a clean install of 10.4.It is not a biggy,
I'm not doing much else this afternoon.
Thanks and regards,
Kev
On 24/12/11 3:35 PM, Ronda Brown wrote:
Hi Kevin,
sudo does not allow for a blank password, which is undoubtedly the problem
here.
Thanks Ronni and everyone
Apologies, wrong signature. It's a 13 MacBook Pro, running Snow Leopard
10.6.8 (latest update available) with the latest iTunes available. The iPods
were plugged directly into the USB port, on a stand alone laptop.
For some reason the iPod's WIFI won't connect to
Hi Warwick,
Did the iPod Touch come with iOS 5 installed on it?
On 24/12/2011, at 2:18 PM, Warwick L Smith wrote:
Thanks Ronni and everyone
Apologies, wrong signature. It's a 13 MacBook Pro, running Snow Leopard
10.6.8 (latest update available) with the latest iTunes available. The
My iMac's freeze when waking from sleep problems are persisting and I
notice that the temperature is about 51C and something called systlogd is
hogging all the memory. It varies between 100 and 150% and certain
applications go into the spinning wheel when started.
The systlogd seems to keep
Reg,
Im currently with iinet and after the recent debacle am looking for an
alternative. They have just updated there webmail interrface and its the pitts
on my ipad. First it downloaded mail I hadnt requested. Then I couldnt and
still cant read webmail. When you look at mail on webmail you
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