John,
You can take it to a Genius Bar if you have an Apple
store near where you live, or you can take it to a Mac dealer.
I have no clue where you live, but if convenient to
Rockville, MD, you can bring it to the Washington
Apple Pi Clinic on any Tuesday evening from 7PM
to 9PM they can
On 7/22/07, Phil Marchetti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am guessing that the battery is bad.
One way to prove that, is to remove the battery, plug in the AC
power adapter (brick) if it runs, then the battery has gone bad.
On Jul 11, 2007, at 12:48 PM, John McDonald wrote:
The laptop wont
Why do some Windows Media (wmv) files permit using the FF and REW
buttons or the slider to move forward and backward during playback, and
others don't?
The buttons can be turned off so advertisers can force you to watch the
most important parts of the program.
I think the article is mistaken about the conservatism of IT departments.
(Surely there is misinformation coming sales reps - eg MS - about other
technologies but I think they take advantage of a certain reality and don't
create it.)
That reality is that IT resources, especially user support
The person encoding the file sets these options at the time of
conversion. Often it has nothing to do with advertisers and everything
to do with unfamiliarity with the encoder.
On 7/22/07, Tom Piwowar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why do some Windows Media (wmv) files permit using the FF and REW
I'm not Phil, but if there's a short in the battery, it eats up too much
power in the short to power the motherboard.
I would tell you how I know this, but then I'd have to prohibit you from
spreding that information further with extreme prejudice.
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From: John
