You're right, Betty! We did get around HK with no GPS, but we were on foot
and had time to stop and look at maps and such.
I really only use(d) the GPS when going somewhere I haven't traveled much in
the past. (Like NJ to avoid traffic jams - which we've hit on occasion).
Verizon does have
Hi All! It's been a very frustrating spring. So far I've replaced my TX
because the touch screen stopped reacting to touch. The new TX is great, but
the
GPS unit just - yesterday! - decided that it can't find any satelites. We've
tried resetting everything. The Blue Tooth signal seems to be
when I access the site using FireFox (Version 2.0 on my iMac), I get just a
blank screen with my IP number. Nothing else. Very weird.
Mical Wilmoth Carton
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Very interesting.
When I access whatismyip.org using FireFox (Win) I get a white page with
just my IP listed. Show
I want to remove all personal data from my iMac G4 PowerPC before
selling it. Will using the erase function in Dick Utility on the OS
X install disk be adequate? Can I then reinstall OS X
without including personal information so that I can demonstrate it
for a potential buyer?
Any
My thanks to all the suggestions re. the UPS unit(s) that we have had
difficulty with. My husband got serious and did some internet searching re. APC
UPS
units and found some info about the Battery Back-UPS ES being problematic when
dealing with line fluctuation. We phoned APC today (sent them
I know UPS issues have been covered in the past. As many of you may know, I'm
an advocate of using them. Recently (within the past 2 weeks!) we have begun
having UPS issues:
To wit: Sometimes, in the middle of the night (2 am - 4 am), two of our UPS's
begin to click / beep. Not sound an alarm,
I just helped a friend pick out a portable Mac (bought a Macbook Pro with a
15 monitor). The Macbook Pro came with a choice of monitors -- matte screen or
glare screen. My friend chose the matte screen. My guess (my hope!) is that
the iMacs also come with a choice of screens. The glare screen
When this happened to me a while ago with a Powerbook, it turned out to be
the (replaceable) plug end of the cord that was at fault. There was little
indication that this was the problem, but the cord did sort of sputter when I
first connected it at the wall. The plug end is easily replaceable
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I tried to find this as well. If you look for the site metalaxis, Firefox
suggests metallaxis. The
You don't mention a budget Terry. Printer recommendations would need to take
your printing requirements and budget into account.
The Xerox Phaser 8550 DP is my current printer, and I really love it. It uses
hot wax technology rather than print. Black White Color. Not cheap to
purchase, but
I got a call today from a sometime client. A Mac user, fwiw. She couldn't get
her computer to turn on, having had to force quit something yesterday.
Since I couldn't understand her explanation of her difficulty, I arranged to go
over and take a look at the machine.
Client has a very nice eMac
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