Built-in back-up software:
Please see the info on Apple's web site about the Time Machine
back-up software built into the forthcoming Mac OS 10.5 Leopard.
Built-in back-up hardware:
Time Machine will use a user provided external hard drive. Adding
the software gives the Mac OS a competitive
Straight from the horse's mouth about bees cellphones:
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/nationworld/2003694330_beerapture0
5.html
A small German study looking at a specific type of cordless phone and
homing systems of bees exploded over the Internet and late-night
television shows. It
On 5/9/07, Constance Warner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tomorrow (Thursday): more bees on WAMU, on the Diane Rehm show (10:00
a.m.-noon). I tried to find out whether bees would be discussed on
the 10:00 show or the 11:00, but that information wasn't posted on
the WAMU website. (You can always
Another usability issue with power buttons: what should they do and when?
In the old days, push a power button and something turns on or off.
On many computers nowadays, push the button for less than 3-8 seconds (it
varies by manufacturer) and it does one thing. Hold it in for longer and it
List members -
I have an old Soundblaster card which I'd like to put in a
Win2000 Pro machine .I've long
since lost the setup discs if I ever had them . What should I do to get
the card running ?
Many thanks in advance ,
I don't know her, but in general these are often also some of the
worst photographers - taking 100 pics and keeping all 100 of them!
Of course, with digital cameras it's sometimes advisable to overshoot,
but if I can't delete 90% of the pics I take I feel I'm doing
something wrong.
I guess I'm
On many computers nowadays, push the button for less than 3-8 seconds (it
varies by manufacturer) and it does one thing. Hold it in for longer and
it will power off the computer.
That longer press is to force the computer off. This puts open files and
cached data at risk. Better to turn it
Thank you all for the suggestions. As more background, no, I do not store,
edit, or view videos on my laptop and I am in fact mystified as to how it
filled up.
Could be a big temp, scratch, or cache file. I have seen these grow to
many useless GB.
Yes you can set up Windows to bypass security, but is this a good idea?
What three-finger command are you talking about? My XP Pro desktop at
home is locked but running 24/7. I merely click on my USERID icon
and enter the password. My work machine uses a CAC. Once again no
three-finger command.
There is a web site somewhere on Apples site that will tell me what
OS a particular model of Apple Macintosh Computer can run.
Can someone point there.
I am asking about Power Macintosh 7800/180's
Stewart
Rev. Stewart A. Marshall
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Prince of Peace
Ozark, AL SL 82
At 9:25 PM -0500 5/10/07, Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
There is a web site somewhere on Apples site that will tell me what
OS a particular model of Apple Macintosh Computer can run.
Can someone point there.
I am asking about Power Macintosh 7800/180's
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