On Tue, Sep 22, 2009 at 10:25 PM, t.piwowar t...@tjpa.com wrote:
USB, being a PC technology picked up by Apple during its dark days, is
technically a mess. One can have no reasonable expectation about what can
and can't be successfully powered. I carry a portable drive with me that
works fine
The first one I installed Fedora on it. I then purchased a second to install
Mac OS X.
So far no complaints and they work well if you understand the limitations.
(Not a gaming platform or heavy graphical machine)
They are not laptops; so no mobility.
For typical everyday/net experience they
Maybe some clarifications are in order to start:
Bill L'Hommedieu wrote:
I've my hi-speed broadband with Comcast and I cant access the Mac Mail through the server settings now set.
Mac Mail meaning the Mail program on your Mac, or mail from Mobile Me,
or what?
The techies at Comcast seem to
To access remotely my public library's online catalog, specifically electronic
resources, I am trying to download overdrive.com for mac. It starts to
download as ODMediaConsoleSetup.dmg, but I get the message Mounting failed
Overdrive.com suggested that if I have google desktop installed, I
I've had experience with the AlphaSmart and the Dana. The AlphaSmart
will go 2+ years on one set of ordinary alkaline batteries. It's
practically indestructible; a friend of a friend backed her car over
one, and it still worked, although one key had to be replaced. The
downside: when
On Sep 24, 2009, at 7:36 PM, One Man wrote:
To access remotely my public library's online catalog, specifically
electronic resources, I am trying to download overdrive.com for
mac. It starts to download as ODMediaConsoleSetup.dmg, but I get
the message Mounting failed
Run DiskUtility and
