It's spam. Get this guy off of the list.
On Jun 12, 2010, at 3:22 PM, Jack Hand wrote:
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Which is best for Windows 7: Run McAfee, run MS Security essentials, or run
both?
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I was using Verizon webmail today to adjust my account and subaccounts.
All of the pages except one were unsecured, http pages. On the one
page which was https, when I clicked submit, Safari came back and said
this is an unsecured transmission.
I discussed this with a Verizon fios tech
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Tony, I tried your suggestion, one percent own wealth
Google said:
No results found for one percent own wealth.,
Results for one percent own wealth (without quotes):
Then all ten hits on the page were germane.
-
Bing said:
We did not find any results for one
a site 'let me bing that for you' since
some can't
seem to use it.
On Sat, Aug 1, 2009 at 9:25 AM, Alvin Auerbach
alvin.auerb...@verizon.netwrote:
Tony, I tried your suggestion, one percent own wealth
Google said:
No results found for one percent own wealth.,
Results for one percent own wealth
But that doesn't change the fact that the
original search was incorrect...
The test is not to see which person can parse his search in the most
efficient manner for the search engine.
The test is to see which search engine can respond in the most
efficient manner for the person, even if
Google: 2nd hit was what I wanted.
I checked the first 100 hits from Bing, and found nothing. I did a
find on each Bing page for 1% None of the first 100 Bing hits had
that term. I then stopped checking.
Search term: 1% own
Google's second hit: World's richest 1% own 40% of all wealth,
Google Plans to Introduce a PC Operating System
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/08/technology/companies/08operate.html?_r=1hp
In a post on its company blog, Google said the operating system would
initially be aimed at netbooks...
It said the open-source software, called Chrome OS, would be
Embedding metadata in a PDF file:
I was curious about this so I made a duplicate of a PDF file which I'd
downloaded.
Opened the duplicate file with Preview.
Used ToolsInspector to add a nonsense keyword, and saved file.
Searched for the keyword and found it immediately.
Problem: File size of
I don't understand why...
The usual answer to this type of question is Money.
In our system of government, you get what you pay for.
You didn't pay for government of the people, by the people, for the
people, so you (and me and other taxpayers) don't get it.
The special interests pay for
Micro Center is selling the MacBook 13.3 MB881LL/A for $900-($100
instant rebate)-($50 mail-in rebate)=$850
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AFAIK, All software is linked to an operating system.
Apple software is not intricately linked; that is, it is very easy
to run the OS without any other installed software; removing any
application, even those supplied by Apple, is easy and does not
adversely affect the OS.
http://www.ondemandbooks.com/home.htm
Amazing! They have a video of the machine in operation.
Many years ago, before the digital age, my place of employment had a
machine into which you could put a microfiche and receive a printed
and stapled report.
On Jun 5, 2009, at 8:02 PM, Rev.
Tom, thank you for the URL for the David Simon testimony. The
testimony was well written, with the ring of truth. I was just talking
with a neighbor of mine, who was a manager at Sears, and he had a
similar story to tell about Sears.
Jeff, I don't really want to argue with you, because I
Insert the scanned forms into an AppleWorks Draw document, lock then
in place, then put text on top of the form.
I wanted to do just that in NeoOffice, but it became complicated, and
I wanted to get the job done quickly, so I went back to AppleWorks.
On May 26, 2009, at 3:18 PM, db
Everyone, thanks for your replies; especially Tom for that extensive
and educational post.
IMO, someone who is a good photographer can get stunning results with
inexpensive equipment; and of course get amazing results with
expensive equipment.
Some who is not a good photographer (like
Livescribe :: Never Miss A Word
http://www.livescribe.com/smartpen/desktop.html
Pulse Smartpen
Electronic pen. Records what you write and what it hears. Dumps info
to Windows or Mac via USB.
On May 23, 2009, at 9:24 PM, tjpa wrote:
The computer is for travel AND for research. I've done
I'd really like the group's advice on the following:
I'm a not very knowledgeable, low end snap shooter picture taker.
Still, I'd like to have my camera, scanner, monitor (iMac), and both
printers agree on what colors in photographs are supposed to look like.
There is a hardware-software
1. I have an iMac PPC. Some (day? year?) I'll buy an iMac Intel.
2. The latest version of NeoOffice is 3.0, and it runs on Mac PPC and
Mac Intel.
3. The latest version of OpenOffice is 3.1, and it runs on Mac Intel
but not Mac PPC.
4. The latest version of OpenOffice that runs on Mac PPC
I restarted my computer and restarted DiskWarrior, and it ran for
about 3-1/2 days and then reported that it couldn't rebuild the
directory, but to email Alsoft and tell them error no. xxx.
Alsoft asked me to contact them via iChat, and Marc had me open
Terminal, and passed commands for me
My iMac is about 4 years old, and I think that the fan noise is louder
than it was originally. I want to open it up and vacuum the dust out
of it, but I recall reading that this may make a static electrical
charge that could ruin some semiconductors. I would like to know if
anyone has
I opened it up:
No dust.
No clogged intake filter.
No intake filter.
No loose screws.
No loose wires.
No WD40 for me.
No loud radio for me.
WWDC should see Snow Leopard. If there's also a new iMac,
that's the way I'll solve the problem.
On May 12, 2009, at 6:50 PM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
My
In 1949, the money to be made from the widespread CONSTRUCTION of
solar water heating was modest and diffuse.
Shortly after, the money to be made SUPPRESSING solar water heating
was large and concentrated and continuous:
We had plenty of solar heated water (free heat):
My parents' modest 2
I'm using Alsoft's DiskWarrior 4.1.1 on a WD 1 TB USB hard drive,
connected to a 2 GHz iMac G5 with 2 GB RAM.
DiskWarrior has now been on for about 48 hours.
Alsoft's support did not answer my questions.
If you have experience with DiskWarrior, what's your opinion:
1. Is DiskWarrior still
Thanks Tom and db, for your advice.
My Alsoft advice was from Marc Moorash, Alsoft Technical Support.
I have no idea about what's in the drive, and I don't want to open it,
as it belongs to a friend of mine, not to me.
I will re-boot the iMac, and let my e-mail pile up on Verizon's
I read an article about computer security, suggesting that firewall
logging should be used. I had forgotten that I had turned it on in my
iMac running Mac OS 10.5.6, so I inspected the log, but I really don't
know the true meaning of the results. These entries seem ominous. Are
they? Is
Tom, thanks!
Listening: I thought that someone on the outside was listening!
Hard Drive: I use Time Machine and alternate between two external
drives, so I should be OK there. The first iMac hardware upgrade after
Snow Leopard I will probably buy a new iMac, thus using a new hard
drive.
Here's what happened; what does it mean?
Macintosh:~ Alvin$ netstat -an | grep LISTEN
tcp6 0 0 fe80::1%lo0.631*.*
LISTEN
tcp4 0 0 *.3829 *.*
LISTEN
tcp4 0 0 127.0.0.1.631 *.*
AC adaptor at either the
AC input or the DC output, the noise goes away.
Alvin
On Apr 9, 2009, at 12:45 PM, Alvin Auerbach wrote:
I have an MSI Wind which I use as my jukebox, with iTunes. I've read
articles in which people describe how they put OS X on the machine,
but it seems
Chronologically:
Steve W. Steve J. came first. The hardware came first, then an OS to
make the hardware do something useful in a relatively easy manner.
Bill G. came last. It wasn't his hardware. The hardware was made by
IBM. He didn't decide to sell an OS. IBM licensed QDOS from Bill,
I have an MSI Wind which I use as my jukebox, with iTunes. I've read
articles in which people describe how they put OS X on the machine,
but it seems that one must be quite knowledgeable to do so. I'm not
that knowledgeable. Has anyone heard of a turnkey solution?
Alvin
On Apr 9, 2009,
...from what I could tell.
As individuals, our car yarns are anecdotes. When Consumer Reports
(CR) collects all of those anecdotes, they become statistics. CR has
auto test engineers who test the cars in CR's own lab and on CR's own
test track. No individual can do all of that. No
I purchased a MSI Wind U100-432US netbook, mainly for use as a jukebox
using iTunes. [It works great!] I've never had a Windows machine
before, having used Macs since they were a Lisa.
There is a data DVD that came with the netbook, that I'd like to put
into the netbook. I tried using both
, mike wrote:
Is it not possible to simply copy the files from the CD on the mac
to the
thumb drive? I know some installers won't work this way and NEED
to be on
the cd to work, but it may work this way also.
On Sun, Mar 8, 2009 at 1:12 AM, Alvin Auerbach
alvin.auerb...@verizon.netwrote:
I
I've used my Brother MFC9840CDW color laser multifunction machine for
a little over a year, and I like it very much. It costs more than you
like, but to me it's worth it. I think that Brother has similar
machines with fewer functions for less money.
One feature that I think is important in
I use the Mail program that came with Mac OS !0.5, and it picks up
about 98% of the spam that I get and puts it into my Junk folder.
On Feb 22, 2009, at 8:42 PM, Ellen Rains Harris wrote:
Spambayes. Free download. Google is your friend.
- Original Message - From: Gail.Miller
I have two Firewire drives daisy chained, Time Machine 1 and Time
Machine 2, and switch back and forth between them with no problem. The
icon of the drive which I've selected to be active shows the special
Time Machine icon and the other drive reverts to the generic Firewire
drive icon.
and replace the cells. Other batteries contain an
aluminum
pack. It is not unreasonable to replace this pack with a newer one.
I did
this with my iPod and the new pack had a much longer run time than the
original.
On Jan 11, 2009, at 11:20 AM, Alvin Auerbach wrote:
There' s been a great deal
Any opinions about Roxio Toast 10 Titanium and Toast 10 Pro Titanium?
I'm currently using Toast Titanium 7.1.3.
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Go to
http://www.telestream.net/telestream-products/desktop-products.htm
and select
Flip4Mac WMV Components
for QuickTime - Make, edit,
play WMV on your Mac
Alvin
On Jan 3, 2009, at 8:24 PM, Robert wrote:
My daughter has a Macbook Pro laptop. She says she can't view WMV
video files.
there.
Matthew
On Nov 3, 2008, at 4:38 PM, Alvin Auerbach wrote:
ClamXav 1.1.1 looked at Apple's Mail and found 2 incoming messages
that were suspicious, and asked to delete them. I gave the okay,
and the messages were moved to the computer's trash. However, the 2
messages are still listed
Michael,
Thanks for the ideas. I tried the previous suggestion first (from
David K. Watson) and it worked.
Alvin
On Nov 4, 2008, at 2:46 AM, Michael Lewis wrote:
Alvin Auerbach sez:
Mathew,
Thanks for the idea, but when I try to move the messages, they just
bounce back to the Inbox
Tom,
Thanks for your suggestions. I'll turn off ClamXav.
David K Watson sez:
You are right that you can't rebuild the inbox. However, expand
the inbox (click on the right-pointing triangle next to the inbox)
and you should be able to rebuild each of the single account
inboxes under the main
Betty,
Thanks for your suggestions. This is the first time that I've had such
a problem.
I'll try Thunderbird when I have some time.
Have you backed up your email files this month? week? ever?
I use Time Machine, so backups are made every hour.
Do you know where the preference/data files
ClamXav 1.1.1 looked at Apple's Mail and found 2 incoming messages
that were suspicious, and asked to delete them. I gave the okay, and
the messages were moved to the computer's trash. However, the 2
messages are still listed in the Inbox. box. When I open them, they
are blank - ghosts!
are
not still on the server - if they are, delete them there.
Matthew
On Nov 3, 2008, at 4:38 PM, Alvin Auerbach wrote:
ClamXav 1.1.1 looked at Apple's Mail and found 2 incoming messages
that were suspicious, and asked to delete them. I gave the okay,
and the messages were moved to the computer's
with. This is akin to saying You can't eat in my
restaurant because I don't like the color of your skin.
There is no excuse for this type of behavior.
Please change your policy and accept any browser which adheres to
internet standards.
I look forward to your response.
Sincerely,
Alvin Auerbach
CC
Is this real, or a scam?
http://www.unlock.iphoneinfused.com
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Roxio's Toast creates a disk image of an audio CD in a format called
Sound Designer II (.Sd2f), and I've used it to back up many of my CDs.
I've been thinking (worrying): If ever Toast was discontinued, and a
future version of Mac OS 10 broke the old Toast, is there anything
else that will
in open formats.
Mike
On Thu, Aug 7, 2008 at 5:29 PM, Alvin Auerbach
[EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Roxio's Toast creates a disk image of an audio CD in a format
called Sound
Designer II (.Sd2f), and I've used it to back up many of my CDs.
I've been thinking (worrying): If ever Toast
iTunes plays several formats, including mp3. No conversion is needed.
On Jul 23, 2008, at 2:01 PM, gerald wrote:
i loaded itunes and do like it. it took all my mp3 files and
converted them to itune format.
i got my new acer econobox, and loaded everything i could. the
folder with the
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Quite some time ago when the List was discussing cell phones, you
mentioned that you had a no-contract phone, as it was the least
expensive.
I am interested in knowing the name of your current cell phone
company, and why you made the switch (assuming that renewed
indicates that
Hmmm!
I'm sorry to hear about the power supply failures!
As far as the temperature goes, my drive is just slightly warm. I hope
that means that the PS is less likely to fail.
On Jun 22, 2008, at 9:34 PM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
I'm been using a LaCie d2Quadra 750 GB drive for about 6 months
Yes, if you are using a Mac, FireWire USB is a good idea (IMO) as I
don't think that USB will boot a Mac, but you may at some time want to
connect it to a machine which has USB but not FireWire.
FireWire will boot a Mac, but it's my understanding that some FireWire
drives will not boot a
Thanks Jordan, I'll try that also.
Alvin
On May 23, 2008, at 8:58 AM, Jordan wrote:
I don't know if this of any use to you , but the MLS site works fine
on my iMac using Firefox.
Jordan
Alvin Auerbach wrote:
Thanks Michael,
I will not be able to try using this for a while (although
, Michael Lewis wrote:
Alvin Auerbach sez:
For some reason, the real estate industry's MLS on the Web will work
only on IE on Windows. Is there a way to fool MLS, and make Safari on
a Mac look like IE on Windows?
Thanks,
Alvin
- Go to Preferences.
- Click to show the Advanced panel
Thanks Tom and Stewart, I will try to get her to update her Adobe
Reader.
Alvin
On Apr 29, 2008, at 9:43 PM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
Yeah but the age of the reader should have little to do with it. If
anything, the older reader (5.x) will be faster and less buggy than
newer versions.
Reader
I went to Adobe.com to see what versions of Adobe Reader were
available for Windows 2000, and I came across something called Adobe
Media Player. I downloaded it for my iMac OS 10.5.2, and then the
install process started, and displayed (among other things):
System Access: Unrestricted
This
dialog.
Jim
On Apr 26, 2008, at 12:04 PM, Alvin Auerbach wrote:
Thanks Betty.
It turns out that Apple had the the solution to the problem built
in to OS 10! I just didn't realize it, but someone else told me
about it. Thanks, Steve Jobs and Apple!!
1. Make the PDF as usual, using
,
Alvin, I'm just curious that the workflow would be on Apple's pages
if it is faulty.
Jim
On Apr 28, 2008, at 7:38 PM, Alvin Auerbach wrote:
Thanks Jim. I tried it and it seemed to work, but when she received
it on her Windows machine, she couldn't open it. When I used the
routine built
Thanks Betty.
It turns out that Apple had the the solution to the problem built in
to OS 10! I just didn't realize it, but someone else told me about it.
Thanks, Steve Jobs and Apple!!
1. Make the PDF as usual, using the Print command and PDF Save as
PDF...
2. Open the PDF in Preview,
I've made a Real Estate Fact Sheet PDF for my GF, which looks nice but
is too large to email to her. The first page has five color photos and
weighs in at 25 MB.
My tools are a G5 iMac running Mac OS 10.5.2, AppleWorks, and
GraphicConverter. Somehow, even though I've tried to bring down
(My emphasis in Betty's message.)
My parents built our home in Miami, FL in 1949. At that time, in that
place (from my childhood memory), homes were built individually, and
our home and the others in our neighborhood had solar water heaters.
They were simple affairs, inexpensive, just a
Okay, let's say that you have the hardware - cameras, recording
hardware, etc.; and the software.
What useful information can you glean from the pictures?
I was experimenting with cameras being sold at Costco, and one of the
lenses had a wide enough field of view so that you could catch the
:59 AM, Alvin Auerbach wrote:
If I put up my own, with a camera disguised as a bird house, how
long before it would be vandalized, or indeed recognized for what
it was?
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Alvin Auerbach wrote:
I'm interested in purchasing a Brother MFC 9840CDW Multifunction
Printer, but I don't like the fact that it (and similar Brother
printers) does not have a straight through paper path.
However, the back of this printer opens to remove paper jams
You might be correct, but I don't think so.
This Brother MFC9840CDW printer is of a fairly new design. It does not
use a carousel.
The four toner cartridges are parallel to each other, and I think that
the paper makes only one pass over the cartridges. This is how the
machine achieves a
I'm interested in purchasing a Brother MFC 9840CDW Multifunction
Printer, but I don't like the fact that it (and similar Brother
printers) does not have a straight through paper path.
However, the back of this printer opens to remove paper jams, and it
seems to me that if one could defeat
We use words in our thoughts and propagandists like to give us the
wrong words so that we will think the wrong thoughts.
They repeatedly use the word Democracy to describe our form of
government, and we all follow along and use Democracy also. The word
Democracy makes us think that we have
I like the system that we had in Montgomery County, Maryland, before
we received the Diebold machines.
It was a punch card system.
No, not the notorious Florida system where you use a pencil to poke
out previously scored circles.
It was a system that used an IBM card and a hand pressed
Any experience/opinions regarding Intego Virusbarrier X4 Dual
Protection Win/Mac?
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Sandbagged by an Apple with a Leopard in its mouth! What a Jobs!
No mention by Apple that Leopard will not support
Classic on my iMac G5, and I didn't heed your
advice and ordered the thing from Amazon! :(
[I was salivating over Time Machine and Spaces.]
Does this seem okay? Partition my
July 7, 2005; the Computer Guys on the Kojo Namdi Show
Tom said: I'm expecting that somewhere down the road I'll be
carrying an iPod that answers to the telephone ringing. I imagine
it will not be long before you guys are carrying cell phones that
play music.
John Gilroy laughs at these
Constance,
Just addressing your one point below:
If you recall, our Supreme Court ruled that a State could use its
power of eminent domain to wrest real property from a citizen, then
give that real property to a corporation, if in so doing, they would
get more tax revenue from the
Mac OS 10.5 is due out in a few weeks, with Time Machine, Apple's
new backup software. Personally, I'm putting off any changes to my
backup software and hardware, until I find out the details about Time
Machine.
I've been using Retrospect on a regular schedule to make a complete copy of
I googled The G rate make-up stamp (an old postage stamp) and
came up with several weird sites with weird names (example below)
that have in them hundreds of seemingly random words and phrases
strung together, as:
...files dailymotion airport in bulgaria the g rate make up stamp
custom made
Every Mac owner should have the application GraphicConverter. Go to
http://www.lemkesoft.com and download it for free. Use it, you'll
love it, then pay the $35 bargain shareware fee.
GraphicConverter does not list .mix files as a format that it works
with. However, page 323 of the manual
Couldn't find link to FREE but found Walgreens link that says Offer
excludes Canon and Epson cartridges. [$10 black, $15 color]
http://www.walgreens.com/printercartridge/
Free Ink? I like free.
Original Message
Subject: Walgreen's offers free ink refills
Date: Tue, 11 Sep
You know that eventually they will make it impossible for you to
stay with OS 9.
1. Mac had a change of microprocessor.
Windows did not.
The change was because although at the introduction of the IBM PPC,
it was superior to the Intel offering, over the years, Intel worked
hard and pulled
I know that the message gets to yahoo because it's listed in the
email commands!
Here is a problem I run into that is not really Yahoogroups problem.
Every now and then my ISP (earthlink) just drops emails. I mean
they drop them, I don't get them and they go into the etherworld.
(This
already. :(
Alvin
At 08:06 PM 08/29/2007 -0400, Alvin Auerbach wrote
It's not that we want to control what people write, after they're
in the group. We want to control who gets in to the group. So we
need to approve or deny, so we need the request to go to Pending.
I understand--I have
if you
have any further questions or concerns.
Thank you again for contacting Yahoo! Groups.
Regards,
Gidget
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At 9:15 PM -0400 8/28/07, Alvin Auerbach wrote:
Part 1
Is anyone else a YahooGroups moderator in a group where
Part 1
Is anyone else a YahooGroups moderator in a group where the moderator
must approve each applicant?
If so, have you had this [see below] problem, where the email request
for membership is received by yahoo, but is not transferred to the
Pending page, where a moderator can deal with
-intel, why are you doing this? Why are you
throwing away your Mac customers?
Alvin Auerbach
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Most people do not understand that we have only one political party
in this nation. It's the Corporation Party. It has two wings, the
Democratic Wing and the Republican Wing. Each wing draws voter
support from a different base, but what counts is money support, and
for each wing, that comes
Below is a Terminal message that I received after
activating the ClamXav file named
REMOVE_engine.command. Does the message mean
that:
1. The file was found, removed, then the machine
was checked to see if it was removed, and it was.
OR
2. The file was never found.
Thanks.
documents. We did not give them
to anyone else for shredding, even if they had a security clearance.
The shredder was an advanced model which turned the paper into dust
particles smaller than a period at the end of a sentence.
how big a risk do you consider this to be?
Alvin Auerbach wrote
Note that the shedding is not done in front of your eyes. They load
your papers on a truck and take them away, so you're trusting all of
the people who handle your papers.
Judy Cosler
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Thank you
The Apple Powerbook ac adaptors are known to have problems with the
dc cable and the dc connector. Try to borrow a known good ac adaptor
to determine if it's the adaptor or something else.
I have an Apple Powerbook, it's a G4, 857mgh, 15 inch model. It wont run
when using the ac adaptor and
At 5:05 PM -0400 7/9/07, Constance Warner wrote:
EXAMPLE: I've spent many, many hours on websites and the phone lately,
trying to track down, among other things, the answer to why my cellphone
suddenly stopped working in critical parts of town.
This is a standard business question.
It will
I use Eudora 6.2.4 for Mac OS 10. I just received a message
containing this note:
--
This is a MIME message. If you are reading this text, you
might want to consider changing to a mail reader that
understands how to properly display MIME multipart
Thanks, Vicky.
Alvin
On Tue, 3 Jul 2007, Alvin Auerbach wrote:
I use Eudora 6.2.4 for Mac OS 10. I just received a message
containing this note:
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This is a MIME message. If you are reading this text, you
might want to consider changing to a mail
I made a simple AppleWorks Draw document, containing a (originally)
tiff file from GraphicConverter, and some lines drawn with the AW
line tool.
This document prints without any problem from my HP 4ML laser printer.
I wanted to email the document to someone, so I made a pdf file using
the
Tom,
I'm thinking ahead about Mac OS 10.5.
It seems to me that many, many years ago you recommended that a
computer's hard drive should be reformatted annually. Then reinstall
the OS, applications, and data.
Do you still recommend this? I was thinking that if I'm going to do
this, then the
At 4:05 PM -0400 6/2/07, Jeff Wright wrote:
You have to marvel at the irony of someone who crows on and on about
monopolies to cry about competition in dominant media formats.
It's a different situation. As I understand it, there are
applications other than Adobe's which can create PDF's.
My understanding is that a long time ago when
printed circuit boards were manufactured, at the
end of the process they were cleaned with some
sort of solvent. This became too damaging to
people and the environment, so most manufacturers
switched to a process that allowed the boards to
be
Safari can't open the page
http://www.metalaxis.com/references/css.html; because it can't find
the server www.metalaxis.com.
I have always coded my webpages using a text editor, but now find I just
can't keep up with everything, especially CSS. I will probably purchase
Contribute which I
I still have two HP 4ML printers. One for me and one for my daughter.
They were originally almost $1k. Slow as molasses by today's
standard, but excellent text print and very reliable.
It is getting difficult to get good rebuilt cartridges, and the new
ones, if you can find them, cost a
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