Can a brown-out also cause damage to electronics?
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Does anyone on the group, that lives in the DC-Metro area, use this type of
cell phone?
Christopher
Yes. I have an 1100, 3595, 6010, 3220. I also have a Samsung flip phone
that I hate. All get good reception, but flip phones are
pointless--takes more effort to use--sliders aren't too bad,
In terms of real scientific tinkering, what was common for experiments is
data acquisition cards. I don't know if either system is more
amenable but
even in the mid-90's there were literally dozens of Visual Basic packages
for using DAC's in different types of experimental set-up (dozens
I received this question from a friend who takes a lot of photos and
stores them in iPhoto on several Macs. I don't use iPhoto and could find
only one shareware app that might help. Are there other choices than
iPhoto Library Manager? The data is stored in several data files in the
library,
But since you bring it up, I do get the argument about tinkering. If
the Mac
is a great platform well designed and responsive to a whole range of
needs (which
must be true if my MacMini is represenative) then buying a Mac to
radically
mod or adapt it is like buying a Caddy or Porsche when
Ron -
Check the link below.
How does one move a folder full of images with keywords and
descriptions assigned to them and not lose this information in the
process.
Lots of info here: www.faughnan.com/digcam.html#LibraryMerge
BUT! iPhoto is not a good way to work with lots of photos.
I've tried all manner of pressing prying, but the glass is in there to
stay.
Sometimes the screws are on the bottom. The whole case lifts off.
Be very careful with the glass. A careless former colleague of mine
broke a large piece of glass on a press camera. She was horrified when
she
Every couple years I have ocasion to need to fill out a PDF.
Anyone know of a free one for OS X I'm at 10.39
John,
Preview in OS X Tiger has an annotation tool that can be used to fill
out a form. I don't think it's in Panther, however, does Preview from
Tiger work in Panther? I haven't
As always, the choice of computer should reflect the kind of software
that will be used. For people in the creative arts, most agencies and
video houses use Macs. Creative software, even when cross-platform, is
written better for Macs [fewer steps, more intuitive, with features
built into the
I¹m trying to insert an Excel spreadsheet into an MS Word document so it
appears and prints in landscape orientation. This is on a Mac.
I followed the instructions in Word: select pages - format - document -
page setup - landscape icon - OK - apply to selected text.
Word inserts a ³section
in winXPhomeSP2 with Opera 9.2 and M$IE7 I am unable to get explorer
to accept to make opera the default app to read .mht files ...how
come ? I select an .mht file, right click, select open with, browse
to opera's executable, select it, check always open with and click
apply and exit and it
Good work!
Where's the step by step how-to video?
Betty
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At 10:35 AM 05/09/2007 -0400, Tony B wrote
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
I've just about filled up the 60G hard drive that came on my Thinkpad. I'm
looking at upgrading to a 160G replacement but I have a couple of qualms. I
use Danz Retrospect backup software and have a complete system backup to
restore from. My plan was to install Win XP, then Retrospect, then
More on bees and cellphones: on the BBC News Hour, a discussion about
colony collapse syndrome and cellphones. One of the interviewees was
some kind of officer of Vodaphone, and he didn't think that
cellphones were involved. (Quelle surprise.)
Tomorrow (Thursday): more bees on WAMU, on the
Do you really need color? Lasers are a good value compared with free
inkjets. I have 2 cheap laser printers that print OK -- HP LJ1012 ~$120
[3 yrs ago], Samsung ML2010 $20 after rebate and price match last year.
I set up Printer Sharing on 2 Macs and can print from 3 Macs and a PC. I
would
How come a consumer cannot seem to be able to buy just a couple of
DVD-RWs? Why do I have to buy a 10-pack? Who needs 10 rewritables?
Is this the Costcoization of the marketplace? Everything like this
in bulk?
We have a DVD recorder that's connected to our satellite receiver, and
to a VCR.
Fred Holmes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I suspect that some folks who haven't yet gone to TiVo, etc., use
today a DVD recorder in place of the VCR of a few years ago to
occasionally record a program they want to keep. DVD-RWs make sense
if you plan to re-use the media. Might want to have enough
Google Desktop has been a problem. Soon after installation,
Google Desktop use up to 99% of my CPU for searching the same
file for a day or more: a graphics file.
Can you restrict what Google Desktop indexes to a particular set of
files or set of directories? I know I can with Apple
The surest sign of downward regress is a civilization that's too damn
lazy to look things up and keep track of them.
Mourning the passage of the buggy whip?
Nope.
Tired of looking at so many grossly obese Americans.
H. Buggy whip. Kinky.
Also, does the MacBook Pro come with an emulation program for
Windows? If not, what is recommended (we have CDs with Windows ME,
XP Home, 2000, and XP Pro available to install if needed).
After a short time, she'll realize that she won't need to use Windows
programs. Until then, there's
Have you tried EasyFind? www.devon-technologies.com/products/freeware
Don't like it. Slow. Not enough choices. None of them could find the
chocolate chip cookie recipe in the system.
Of course. This is not a good tool for searching file contents as it does
not index files beforehand. It is
Does it have to be Intel?
http://www.alienware.com/product_detail_pages/Aurora_m9700/aurora-m_overview.aspx?SysCode=PC-LT-AURORA-M-9700SubCode=SKU-DEFAULT
2GB RAM, 1GB video - cyborg [neon] green, conspiracy [electric] blue, or
saucer silver
Unlimited budget?
I stopped at a Wawa convenience store for gas today. Next to the pump is
a display with applications for their Visa card. It's a blink card
[RFID] from Chase.
Does this kind of card come with a protective cover to keep it from
blinking without your knowledge? Can the RFID reader and computer
A good or bad idea depends upon which side of the card you are on,
so to speak. An RFID chip can have many applications. It can be
employed to track your movements, using an exciter at various
locations to power up the RFID chip causing it to transmit the
personal data contained therein. This
Have there been cases where the software developer succeeded in suing
for EULA violations? State? Federal? Foreign?
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I would guess:
a) Something is running hot (Maybe CPU) and the fan is trying to cool the
machine
b) A temperature sensor is broken and the machine thinks it is always hot
c) dust on the fan and/or fan cover/exhaust vent
I've opened many computers. It's amazing how some of them can run
Songs sold by the Apple iTunes store without DRM still have a user's
full name and account e-mail embedded in them, reports Arstechnica.
After examining the files Arstechnica noticed their names and e-mail
addresses in the files, and they've found corroboration of the find at
TUAW, The
What exactly does cannot be coherently viewed mean in your experience ?
I mean that the PDF files are garbled. Incoherent. Alpha numeric
characters, but in a form that is nonsense. Graphic files are reproduced just
fine, but not the text. This is rare, but happens nonetheless.
I
Newer PDF files available at the Fairfax County government website
are not readable with any of the various PDF viewers I have on my Mac
under 10.3.9, except for any embedded bit mapped graphic files
contained therein. The text portions are garbled. Older PDF files
on the site are fully
My husband, Bob, has two Dell Inspiron and one Latitude notebooks he
bought for his middle school library 2 years ago to lend to teachers
when they need to use them. He lent one of the Inspirons out last week,
and when he got it back he couldn't connect to the Internet via WiFi. It
does
All of the connection services in Network Connections were turned on
[and fighting with each other]. Why? is that the default?
Firewall is turned on in the DSL modem and for notebook. I also changed
to a different wireless channel.
In the new User, I turned off everything except TCP/IP, and
I rarely carry my passport with me while traveling, except when I need
it to get through passport control. A photocopy of the photo and
information page is enough in most cases for ID, even in banks. I also
make a copy of the visa stamp in countries where they actually care
about seeing the
I just returned from 5 weeks traveling overseas. I took two cell phones
with me. My Nokia is [a toy] triband with 1800MHz service; the Samsung
hand-me-down has 900MHz. Some day I'll find a simple quadband WiFi candy
bar or slider phone that I like for a good price. The iPhone is a bar
phone, but
Tom Campbell [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
idiot hyperbole
those
of us who have to live with a fascist administration.
Nope. Not hyperbole, unfortunately.
That is what many people we met overseas have told us as we traveled the
past few years, including last week, again. I hadn't
Do you have a clean backup of the preferences? Just the bookmarks.html
file? First try replacing only the bookmarks file. If that doesn't work,
replace the preferences. Create a new profile with everything you like
and don't use it. Copy this profile next time the main one breaks. Also
backup
Topic was RFID in US passports. Comments are about being identified
without permission and how that affects safety. People who don't travel
outside of the country or who travel infrequently may not be aware of
the possible outcomes of the technology plus the reactions of foreigners
to it and
The discrepancy may be for people who bought the iPhone and use it with
PAYGO. That wouldn't register as a regular ATT account, since you don't
have to give personal information to sign up.
The phone can't be opened to switch SIM cards, but it wouldn't
surprise me if it's been done
Come on, Mark. Maybe 2% is all the Mac visitors to Tony's site. The rest
aren't interested in going there. That's his stats, not Apple's reality.
Sounds like sour grapes.
I'm buying a new MacBook so I can run multiple OS's and do some artwork.
My husband replaced his iBook with a Compaq
mike [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
It's not broken. Works fine on windows, it's just a webmaster who is
shortsighted about his potential visitors.
Yes, it's broken.
The Internet is designed to be operating system and browser neutral,
within reason. I don't expect webmasters to make sites
Anyone planning to travel to Berlin soon, like next week? Here's a
special event for computer hackers [and associated life-forms],
campers, sunshine lovers [weather should clear up by the 10th], artists
and party lovers.
These characters, er, artists, invite me to fun events all over the
Well that explains the high load. Maybe you should try your streaming
with iTunes?
Also have Photoshop CS2 with 2 photos open and iTunes.
PS is a memory hog. How big are the photos? If big then you should follow
Adobe's instructions on memory management.
And all of my widgets are running
It seems you have no shortage of good advice here but: If I were you
I'd look closer at each CPU hog and see what it's doing or if there
are settings you could change to stop this behavior. For example,
there are certainly setting in Camino you could alter, but I'd start
by closing one tab at
Today I downloaded a version of Flashblock that finally works with
SeaMonkey. I've used Flashblock with Firefox for ages, but it's not my
primary browser. Best thing is that it worked immediately--before
quitting and restarting the program! [I'd better back it up before it
breaks]
Happy
But, would the flash things running overnight on a Mozilla type browser cause OSX to close?
Mozilla's browsers have had a memory leak bug on and off for a long
time. The leak can cause the browser to crash, but I haven't seen it
crash OS X. [Mozilla doesn't install anything in root.] Running
I spoke to someone who got FIOS, hated it--not as promised, and was told
that he couldn't go back to POTS. Since FIOS isn't even necessary for
high speed broadband, and is very expensive, it appears to be a really
bad deal. His phone/broadband bill is more than 3x what he had and he's
stuck
My husband picked up a 'hot' deal on a new Compaq notebook [almost
free], for basic web surfing and word processing. It connects to the
Internet OK via ethernet, but the WiFi has problems. It 'sees' the
network, but doesn't connect. Reception is poor, even when sitting next
to the switch.
Any way to use a Dell XP Pro installer on a Compaq notebook? Thx
Betty
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I don't know, what does your lawyer say?
On 8/8/07, b_s-wilk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any way to use a Dell XP Pro installer on a Compaq notebook? Thx
The Dell is gone. All that's left is the disk. Hmmm. That's odd. I can
use the same installer on my Macs. The licensing dark forest
Did they purchase XP, or did the laptop mfg do a free downgrade?
This empirical evidence may contribute to the discussion:
My son is starting freshman year at college. Two of his friends
ordered new laptops through their Universities, which were delivered
with Vista. Both students are Comp.
Re: Memory question.Tom?
But, would the flash things running overnight on a Mozilla type
browser cause OSX to close?
Looks like there may be more than one thing amiss. Need to clear
things out to get a better picture of what is causeing your CPU
problem.
This shutting down of OSX is
Your service in metro DC is wonderful compared to where I live on the
eastern shore. There's no competition. Speeds are slow and slower. Wow!
I'll take that 30Mbps FIOS. How much does it cost?
We're not likely to see FIOS around here for at least another 5 years,
if ever. We have no choice
And which frequency that they're auctioning will mess with shortwave?
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Time stamp and delays depend on reliability and location of outgoing and
incoming servers, unless your battery is getting weak. I usually use a
U.S. based server, but when there's high traffic, I switch to one of
Yahoo's foreign servers.
I'm curious about time stamps, so I'm using a server in
I am receiving approximately 10 spam SMS text messages on my cell
phone each
day. They say they are coming from telephone number (000)000-.
ATT,
my cellular provider, suggested sending the message, ³Stop² as a reply
message. Of course, the telephone number is invalid, so this didn¹t
I'd wait, if for nothing else to make sure you get the newest os at the
cheapest price. If you do decide to get it now, upgrading the OS in X is
painless and easy.
I'd buy the current Mac with 10.4--AFTER the release date for
10.5/Leopard is announced. That way you have the current OS and
Why not start with using photos of the art as your screensaver. Select a
folder of art so that the pictures will fade in and fade to the next
photo as people walk by. That could spark some curiosity. Tell them how
easy it is to do that, then show them how.
Then clear off the desktop and leave a
Set a self-running slide show. Include a slide or two with simple
how-to info. Put the info slide as every 5th slide or so. Do
something to encourage people to touch the Mac. I used to throw
soft-porn photos into preliminary slide presentations to keep the
viewers awake. heh heh. It worked.
Constance Warner sez:
There isn't any special tool to remove a broken prong
that's stuck in the power port of an iBook; this from
Alan Carroll of macUpgrades (disclosure: he's my
husband). The remedy: have the power port replaced
What does Alan charge to replace the port? Apple has a flat
We finally got the new Compaq notebook to connect to our Westell DSL
modem to use the Internet. The answer is on dslreports.com, might be
linked from this or something like it,
http://www.dslreports.com/faq/14170, or
http://www.dslreports.com/nsearch?q=a90-327waction=Go.
Seems that Vista is
I turned off the firewall and the site loads.
In System Preferences/Sharing/Firewall/Advanced.../Enable Firewall
Logging/Open Log, what does this logged item mean:
Aug 26 23:46:02 bettys-Computer ipfw: 12190 Deny TCP 74.53.68.130
192.168.1.46 in via en0 (frag 32773:[EMAIL PROTECTED])
Why is
The last question I have herethough is on
eBay sellers. If I take the eBay route to purchase thenew one, I'm a
bit skittish since I haven't purchased anything fromthere before.
Have any of you purchased computers from someone morethan once?
Arnold [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The best deals I've
I took my iBook to the Apple Store today and they don't have a 'special
tool' to fix the broken plug tip. However, at our Mac club meeting I got
a terrific suggestion--dental tools. You know that scary looking narrow
curved hook think that they use to clean between teeth? I'm calling my
What's a site to look up an IP address of a web page? I thought I had it
bookmarked, but can't find it [must clean up bookmarks]; thought it was
arin.net, whois, icann, internic; sometimes netcraft.com helps.
Been having problems with our DSL [intermittent connection], including
DNS issues
Thanks for the quick input...looks like i will be going for LCD.
Now, who can come over and convince my wife?
Does she like a deal? We bought a 37 LCD and a 42 plasma, both
Philips, at Costco. We joined Costco at the $100 business membership,
getting an AmEx card, too. With 1-3% rebates on
David Newhall [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
Now I am in troubles...
If you are using a router try connecting directly to the modem. If
that works, you know it is a router issue. I spent many hours trying
to solve a similar situation. DNS lookup didn't work for the iMac
connected directly to the
If I had known this was going to get so interesting, I would not have deleted the original exchange last week.
Jordan
not gone--archived:
http://www.mail-archive.com/computerguys-l@listserv.aol.com/
That's OK, I dug through the trash to refresh my memory.
I have gmail accounts, but I
Tmobile Dash? AKA HTC excaliber...anyone got one? Thoughts? I was thinking
of one, 50 bux for the phone, mainly used for IM and text msging. And of
course as a phone.
$50 I'll take two. Where? Are you sure that isn't a typo?
This is a ~$500 phone with good specs--GSM quadband, WiFi,
Although AppleWorks and Pages can use vector tools like a bezier to
create drawings, the output is raster/bitmapped. Can Pages output
Postscript [AppleWorks doesn't]? I don't see any support documents with
this claim, however there are people who teach this in college courses.
Are they
Original Message
Subject: Steve Jobs gives back $100
Date: Thu, 06 Sep 2007 16:07:03 -0400
http://www.apple.com/hotnews/openiphoneletter/
To all iPhone customers:
I have received hundreds of emails from iPhone customers who are upset about
Apple dropping the price of iPhone
Lots of people want those new iPods and the cheaper phones. The servers
are overloaded. I waited until after midnight EDT and the store site
loaded quickly again.
It locked up my Mozilla, Firefox AND Safari browsers Wednesday
afternoon, but rather than force-quitting, I waited a while, and
Apple has lowered prices quickly on new technology before, without any
refunds--it happens a lot with new technology from other companies too.
I bought a computer a decade ago a week before a newer, faster model was
released for the same price--bummer--no refunds or apologies, even
though the
Good question. I have been wanting to take a look at the new Numbers
component in iWork so...
Scaling the graphic within the program proves nothing because the program
could be doing whatever. So got to get the graphic out and see how it
behaves.
The easiest way to get the graphic out is
On 9/10/07, Charles Ballinger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a 30GB iPod and need to buy a case for it. It spends most of
its time clipped into a bag, slipped into a jacket pocket, or sitting
on a table. I charge it via USB (no dock) and also plug a Griffin
iTalk microphone into it
Repost: Please help!! No sound from online streaming content. Now sound
files play, except you can't hear most of them.
---
New Compaq notebook plays CDs and music files that are on the hard drive
with good sound--speakers are excellent. It would be great if Internet
streams and online audio
Free Ink? I like free.
Original Message
Subject: Walgreen's offers free ink refills
Date: Tue, 11 Sep 2007 12:43:04 -0400
Extremetech is reporting that Walgreens is offering one free ink jet refill
to promote their refilling service. This will happen on Wednesday, September
Randy [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
Beginning to get jealous of people who live within close proximity to Walgreens or Walmart!
Walgreen's yes, it's a good store. Walmart no, it's owned by evil trolls
who lure you with phony low prices, then steal your money by not paying
taxes.
The main reason I keep my old SLR cameras -- Pentax and Canon -- is to
shoot and print breathtaking photos. I used to do posters and print them
in a friend's studio [he was a National Geographic photographer]. There
isn't an affordable digital camera that can come close to the quality of
the
You can own a bicycle. You can own a refrigerator. You can own a
computer. However you can only license the code that makes the computer
do things for you--you don't own someone else's intellectual property.
The problem isn't ownership, it's the contract--and piracy. Contracts
need to be
In contrast, Computerworld sez:
http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasicarticleId=9033302intsrc=hm_list
When you subtract all the people in the third world who are inclined to
get the cheapest computer and use pirated software, you're left with a
totally
Except the article isn't talking about users. He's talking about
Apple as a
company possibly missing an opportunity. So it's not that the author
of the
article doesn't get it, you are missing the point of the article.
Macs have
often been compared to ferrari or bmw..companies not after
Microsoft is offering VirtualPC as a free download.
Rather than try to delete Vista from a new computer, how well does an
earlier version of Windows run inside VPC? No gaming, or anything that's
processor intensive, other than VPC and Vista.
Any new iMac, Mini or MacBook, dual core, will be fine. My new MacBook
has so much more power than my old G4, but I used that old Mac to
create and edit dozens of movies, using several different programs--yes
you DO have good choices, including open source like Jahshaka, free
iMovie/iDVD--you
See my 12:29 post earlier in the day. The issue is homework. The sex is inevitable and will take care of itself. College entry is not inevitable. I'd like the option of blocking RuneScape and the like until the homework is done.
Why not block access completely until homework is done, and
I appreciate the time and effort you put into helping me resolve the
parenting aspect of my problem. The circular logic of your last two
sentences escapes me however.
There's a difference between a lockdown and guidance. When you're around
to provide encouragement and rewards for doing
State of Delaware schools use Blue Coat, http://www.bluecoat.com/. Try
their free K9 home version, http://www.k9webprotection.com/. It uses a
web-based database. Unless your kids are fairly young, they'll get
around it soon. Best thing about it -- it's free. Platform: Windows.
FAQ claims that
Betty,
Thanks for the link to OpenDNS. It looks very interesting.
Jim
A few weeks ago I requested DNS services that work better than the ones
I'm using. Thank Fred Holmes and John de Carlo, since they suggested
OpenDNS to me on the list first, recently anyway.
I wouldn't use the
New flavor: Genuine Windows® Vista Home Premium
Shipped with new Compaq notebook. What's the difference? Maybe if we got
Vista Ultimate it would have taken less than a week to get online with
wireless.
Choose your flavor
Constance Warner [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
It's not just health care.
As I see it, the underlying question is: do we, as citizens, want a
system in which the highest ethical value is making more money, down to
the last penny, no matter what else is lost in the process? Especially
when some
Nicholas Negroponte, head of the MIT Media Lab started the OLPC project
Wired Magazine had a couple of stories about this in 2005 when the
project was fairly new,
http://www.wired.com/techbiz/people/news/2005/11/69615, photo,
Outsourcing Works, So India Is Exporting Jobs
By ANAND GIRIDHARADAS
Published: September 25, 2007
MYSORE, India --- Thousands of Indians report to Infosys Technologies'
campus here to learn the finer points of programming. Lately, though,
packs of foreigners have been roaming the manicured
Backup device will arrive in a few weeks -
http://www.apple.com/macosx/leopard/features/timemachine.html
Randy [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
Well, sounds like Macs would be perfectly suited to build in a back
up device (or provide an external one) to make backing up as easy and
automatic as
Randy [EMAIL PROTECTED] excribió:
I'm thinking of something like this: when a person is curious or has
aquestion about something they can go out in the world - to other
persons, the internet, a book, database, etc. - and acquire new
information, which would then answer their question or
Cell phone numbers are recycled, more often for PAYGO. So if the person
who gave up the number when they didn't bother to refill their card
doesn't tell friends, etc., that the number isn't theirs any more, you
will likely get their number with your new phone and their unwanted
phone calls. If
As one who uses several different languages in my work [and play], I've
memorized most of the keyboard combinations for special symbols,
accents, umlauts, etc. I still use the old Key Caps to find what I need
quickly, and I have a chart, too.
When you create a document in Acrobat, there are a
Original Message
Subject:XP Lives Until 2010
Date: Thu, 04 Oct 2007 11:54:02 -0400
http://www.techarp.com/showarticle.aspx?artno=455
*Microsoft extends Windows XP to 2010
*
Microsoft had earlier announced the end of availability of Windows XP in
retail and OEM
I use Adobe InDesign. InDesign gives lots of choices for export,
including prepress, crop marks, compressing images, embedding fonts
[default], compatibility with earlier versions of Acrobat Reader. Only
Postscript fonts can be embedded [? maybe]. A PDF/X file embeds lots of
extra information
I have an ancient 7500 Mac, and would like to have a
last look at its harddrive before oblivion. Also have
a G3 tower running 9.2, how do I do this? I haven't
connecting wire to do this any normal way.
Chad Wyatt
Chad
Connect the two Macs via Ethernet cable. Follow instructions to set
These were a snug pocket for watches on the right side of pants
just underneath the belt -- all men's pants had them until about
1955. My father reluctantly had to switch to a wristwatch when the
watch pocket was removed from pants.
Is THAT what that little pocket is for??? I always wondered!
I'm constantly amazed and pleased at the kindness and generosity of
strangers here, and around the world. Jeff, you miss so much by assuming
the worst when most likely the outcome will be neutral or positive.
Randy, there's a fine line between being a fanboy and being a stalker.
You seem to
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