Hi Alan,
Just an off-the-wall thought - you aren't running Windows under parallels or
fusion are you?
If you are - is the USB drive being "captured" by Windows and so unavailable
to OSX (though, if so, I wouldn't have thought Time Machine could see it
either - unless it can "override" the Window
Hi Ronni
Thanks for your interest in my mysterious OS X SL problem. Perhaps you can
point me in the right direction, else I will open a new thread. (Its taking
a long time to peruse the WAMUG archives!)
External USB HDD (2 partitions) is not showing on Desktop, in Finder, Disk
Utility or Syst
Absolutely Mark,
This guy's comment "In the past I've been guilty of saying bad things about
Apple and their users..."
I didn't bother reading anything more, as there would be no way that this guy
could write a professional, objective article.
Cheers,
Ronni
On 26/02/2010, at 10:03 AM, Mark S
I'm somewhat loathed to give any sort of journalistic credibility or respect
to writers (or web site) who could, while dismissing Thomas Dolby and his
musical abilities as a one hit wonder, turnaround and give high praise to
his work production work with Def Leopard These are admissions about
On 26/02/2010, at 8:54 AM, Alan Smith wrote:
> I'm in the middle of searching WAMUG archives for help to
> restore my USB hard drive (Time Machine and iTunes). It disappeared after
> I installed the last batch of updates (iTunes, digital cameras, keyboard and
> Apple mobile devices) with a ma
Hi
I've been using Apple since the early 80's starting off with the above article
mentioned Apple 111 computer (no guru though), but I've never had a sense of
apprehension like I do now with SL! Nothing large or specific, I just don't
trust it for some reason, unknown even to myself. Odd little
I suspect that Snow Leopard will rate a place on a future list and be known
as Apple Vista. I'm in the middle of searching WAMUG archives for help to
restore my USB hard drive (Time Machine and iTunes). It disappeared after
I installed the last batch of updates (iTunes, digital cameras, keyboar
On 25/02/2010, at 1:46 PM, Peter Bull wrote:
>
> I subscribe to the PC Authority online magazine and they have come up with
> Apple's ten worst products. I think they are being a bit harsh.
>
> http://www.pcauthority.com.au/News/167240,
> top-10-worst-apple-products-of-all-time.aspx
>
> Th
Peter,
Your link didn't work so I did a search and found it
http://www.pcauthority.com.au/News/167240,top-10-worst-apple-products-of-all-time.aspx
It came up with the following gems as well:
http://www.pcauthority.com.au/News/159526,top-10-worst-microsoft-products-of-all-time.aspx
http://www.pc
Some omissions from the list:
How about my $2,000> Powerbook 100 laptop and its lead acid battery. Then all
the Apple laser printers that died mysteriously because of a problem in the
power supply. And of course the Mighty Mouse.
I actually liked my old Performa because I could watch TV on
qi
Subject: Re: top ten worst Apple products
sorry the link does not work it gives the 404 error
James
On 25/02/2010, at 13:46, Peter Bull wrote:
http://www.pcauthority.com.au/News/167240,top-10-worst-apple-products-of-all-time.aspx
SAD Technic
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sorry the link does not work it gives the 404 error
James
On 25/02/2010, at 13:46, Peter Bull wrote:
http://www.pcauthority.com.au/News/167240, top-10-worst-apple-
products-of-all-time.aspx
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