This might be of interest here.
http://www.telecomcareers.net/SMF/doc_hitechemploy.asp?SMContentIndex=0&SMContentSet=0
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Some Broadband companies (Like Charter) offer a free subscription to
an Antivirus complimentary with the package.
Charter offers F-Secure, I am not sure how good it is but it works.
I use Avast, even though the interface is clumsy.
Stewart
At 06:36 PM 10/25/2007, you wrote:
I see 2 folks re
> I think our many previous interactions have amply demonstrated that you
> are not observation driven. You tend to see what your predispositions
> prepare you to see -- for example the many things you say about Macs
> that
> are not so. When people are having trouble you filter it out or write
> t
Avast is fine, but I find its interface to be clumsy and AVG usually tests
better at catching malware.
AVG here too.
> -Original Message-
> I see 2 folks recommended AVG/Grisoft ...some time back I threw up my
> hands
> with Norton and went with Avast ...any comparisons or thoughts?
***
>OK, so I'm a nut for spending the $50 on a keyboard...
>It's a pleasure to use and look at.
Recently I set up several new Macs with this keyboard. It was tough to
leave this keyboard behind. I'll probably be buying one for myself. Many
clients once they see these keyboards are telling me they e
I had Safari 2.0.4 installed on my iMac G5.
I installed Safari 3 Beta over it. I liked it, but had some problems.
I trashed it and went back to Safari 2.0 from my original install
disks. Apple Software Update did not update Safari 2.0 to 2.0.4. On
Apple's web site, only 2.0.1 and 3 Beta are ava
I see 2 folks recommended AVG/Grisoft ...some time back I threw up my hands
with Norton and went with Avast ...any comparisons or thoughts?
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OK, so I'm a nut for spending the $50 on a keyboard. It could be worse.
But I found that I typed better on my old Titanium Powerbook than on the
iMac keyboard, so I got the new keyboard for the iMac. It's very much
like the Mac laptop keyboards, and the old iMac keyboard is positively
clunky co
I'm assuming you are talking about the "K" locks. I wish it were one and
it would be open right now. It is a smaller lock, haven't checked the
manufacturer yet but will when I get back in there.
Richard P.
Tom Piwowar wrote:
At our bureau, the key for the laptop cable lock has gone missing dur
>At our bureau, the key for the laptop cable lock has gone missing during
>a "transitional freelance" period. Currently the Mac is locked in place,
Is it one of those fancy security locks that can be opened with a Bic pen?
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I don't own a mac, but I almost want to buy one of their new keyboards,
really nice. Just not 50 or even 40 nice...30? Maybe then.
Mike
On 10/25/07, John Duncan Yoyo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> No I really hated it in the Apple Store. It's not the clicks it is
> the movement I want to fee
No I really hated it in the Apple Store. It's not the clicks it is
the movement I want to feel the button move in relation to the mouse-
not the whole mouse moving. The nice thing about mice is that there
are so many different ones around that you can probably find one that
suits your hand.
I do
Saul record all phone numbers and report them to the FCC. Making
spam calls to cell phones might (notice that word) might be illegal.
Companies are not supposed to use automatic dialers with cell phone
numbers and if they did they can be fined for this.
Stewart
At 09:10 AM 10/25/2007, you
Besides contacting the cable company for another key, a locksmith or a
carpenter/ auto body person/ steel fabricator with a high speed grinder
w. steel cutoff wheel would be my suggestion.
I just got a key from the manufacturer for my 18 year old roof racks.
If you can wait a week or so that
Thanks all the same.
david
David Turk
Manager, Preservation Imaging Services
Indiana Historical Society
450 W. Ohio St.
Indianapolis, IN 46202
(317) 232-4592
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At our bureau, the key for the laptop cable lock has gone missing during
a "transitional freelance" period. Currently the Mac is locked in place,
but at some point it might have to go on the road. Cutting the cable is
an option but that leaves it completely insecure with no way of
attaching a n
>Oh man, I'd heard that too, but was hoping it was just hearsay.
>Unfortunately, the client insists on me using it. They've already paid
>for the licenses. This is one of those cases where they're not going to
>change their minds.
Start at www.portfoliofaq.com
Sorry I can't say more. I avoi
"I have been training people to use computers for over 20 years. I can
assure you that people do not panic at the sight of a 1-button mouse."
Well, that's just the point, isn't it? They were being TRAINED, not
thrown in the deep end and expected to swim. Most of the Mac newbies
I've seen had
Oh man, I'd heard that too, but was hoping it was just hearsay. Unfortunately,
the client insists on me using it. They've already paid for the licenses.
This is one of those cases where they're not going to change their minds.
david
David Turk
Manager, Preservation Imaging Services
I
Register your phone
https://www.donotcall.gov/
and then you will have some recourse. Most of the calls should stop
after the registration kicks in. Good Luck.
Richard P.
Saul Goldberg wrote:
I have gotten several spam calls on my cell phone. I thought this was
outright illegal. But of course
>Can someone recommend a good tutorial for Extensis Portfolio? & while
>there may be better digital asset management programs, this is the one I'm
>stuck with. Tia.
Not stuck. Your Adobe Creative Suite comes with Bridge/Version Cue so you
have that "free" and tightly integrated with Photoshop
>Not just limiting bandwith, but packet shaping. Here comes the future of
>the internet thanks to companies like AT&T and Comcast and senators like Ted
>'tubes' Stevens and Hatch.
Looks like Stevens will soon be going down the tubes himself.
Have people seen the recent stories in the NYT about C
I have gotten several spam calls on my cell phone. I thought this was
outright illegal. But of course, they do not leave company information, only
a callback number (and sometimes not even that) which would only serve to
verify my phone number. Any suggestions? I didn't read the whole thread, so
>I deal with "regular" people all the time. They have no trouble with the
>2nd mouse button. I only need to show them once. Two or 3 times for the
>"extra" regular people.
To some, this may look like a personal attack, but it is not meant to be.
The two of us have different ways of looking at
Can someone recommend a good tutorial for Extensis Portfolio? & while there
may be better digital asset management programs, this is the one I'm stuck
with. Tia.
david
David Turk
Manager, Preservation Imaging Services
Indiana Historical Society
450 W. Ohio St.
Indianapolis, IN 46202
>Even Apple calls it a four button mouse.
I think for myself.
"Think Different"
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Even Apple calls it a four button mouse.
Mike
On 10/25/07, Tom Piwowar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >mice... But like the other poster asked, how do you define the last
> several
> >years?
>
> August 2005 makes it just a bit longer than a "couple" of years. Hence,
> "several."
>
> >And it has 4
>I thought the real problem with the mighty mouse for me was the lack
>of tactile feedback. I need the click and motion of the switch.
The mouse moves and clicks when pressed.
You seem to have fallen under the influence of agents of Microsoft
spreading disinformation.
>I do typically ... if I am working on several research projects
>concurrently, I can have 6 programs and 20 to 30 windows open for days.
> I can handle this on a Linux or XP machine even without resorting to
>their optional optional multiple/ virtual desktop features but I just
>don't attemp
>mice... But like the other poster asked, how do you define the last several
>years?
August 2005 makes it just a bit longer than a "couple" of years. Hence,
"several."
>And it has 4 buttons, not 5...
1) Primary button (usually left)
2) Secondary button (usually right)
3) The "pea" (scroll ball
At 11:54 PM -0400 10/24/07, Eric S. Sande wrote:
[snip]
"DSL", as it is commonly known, is a transitional product.
FiOS is where it's at. The basic strategy is to deliver very high
bandwidth over a next generation network at prices that make cable
look even more expensive than it already is.
I deal with "regular" people all the time. They have no trouble with the
2nd mouse button. I only need to show them once. Two or 3 times for the
"extra" regular people.
Maybe you're just projecting your own expectations.
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> >Where do you *meet* these people you alwa
On a side note, for any who have NASA TV and can watch the latest
SST120 mission to the ISS, it might make you feel a little better
about your Macs.
Jeff M
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No, realized my mistake seconds after hitting the send button.
And to Tom, I realize the Macbooks don't come with mice. Just
included it because it was the latest, about two weeks ago. But like
the other poster asked, how do you define the last several years? My
two iMac G5s aren't
Maybe I am overtired, but this struck me as funny:
What are you talking about? I've got 3 different Macs in the last 2
years. I'll be it one was a Macbook Pro, but the other two iMacs
didn't come with any 5 button mice. I've never even seen a 5 button
Apple produced Mac mouse. Do these come with
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