Judy,
It sounds like a battery problem.
The list has move to Yahoo. You can find out more about joining
discussion there, by going to www.cguys.org
Steve
On 7/9/10 4:04 PM, Judy Cosler wrote:
My *fully charged *ASUS laptop, not v. old, shuts down if I unplug it.
what could be causing
It is time for a client of mine to get a new Computer. His adaptive
keyboard works only with a 32-bit OS (Windows or Mac). His screen
reader works only with windows. Thus I need to get a Windows computer
running a 32-bit OS. With the adaptive software and hardware this
computer is most
, at 9:47 AM, Stephen Brownfield wrote:
When I look online to get prices all the Windows 7 computers say that
they are 64-bit. How hard will be to get the 32-bit version? I
could go with a computer running XP, but I'm afraid that that he
would then he would start to run into problems a year or two
What does anyone know about Adobe Digital Editions? I was thinking of
trying it on my Mac, but did not install it when I saw that it downloads
and installs from the web. I like to be the one to install/uninstall
programs on my computer. If I install it will I have problems
uninstalling it?
My wife was looking at possibly getting wireless broadband from Sprint
(her cell phone provider) for a trip this summer. She started to ask me
about what was meant by 5GB of usage a month. I went to the web site
and it stated 5GB/300MB off-network roaming per month I assume that
this means
I use a simple and free program called PDFJoiner
(http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/19904vid=110771) on
my PPC Mac running 10.4.11. It works fine even though it was only
designed for 10.2. I've never tried it on a new OS or on an Intel based
Mac.
Steve
b_s-wilk wrote:
I
I agree with Betty, but want to add a browser to her list of browsers
masking ID - OmniWeb.
Steve
betty wrote:
You Windoz weenies still don't get it, do you.
Mac users need to use multiple browsers that can mask the OS, because
there are still millions of web sites, many of them
I agree!
Jordan wrote:
Constance Warner wrote:
At this point, why not WAIT AND SEE what happens when the iPad gets
into the stores and people actually buy it and start using it?
It seems to me that the discussion has gone about as far as it can go
at this point, at this imperfect state of
I have a chance to get pcAnywhere 12.5, for our non-profit. Any
thoughts on it Pro/Con. We primarily run Macs (laptop 10.5 and desktop
10.4) and have one linux box (laptop).
Thanks
Steve
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Betty,
I use an old version of iMove to edit the video I place on
YouTube and have had no problems.
Steve
b_s-wilk wrote:
What's the best format and easiest way to go from DV cam to upload to
youtube?
I made the mistake of using iMovie instead of Final Cut. Do I need to
start
Do any of the current iPods connect via firewire or are they all solely
USB 2 now?
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question.
rocky lee wrote:
On the Apple web site, look under Distributors in Latin America.
http://latam.apple.com/buy/lae/find.php?r_type=macsr_pais=Virgin+Islands
Date:Wed, 6 Jan 2010 11:59:32 -0400
Continue to hold down the command key and you can tab through the bar.
That requires only one hand.
t.piwowar wrote:
On Jan 1, 2010, at 5:49 PM, Roger D. Parish wrote:
Simply place the cursor over the icon of the program you want in the
command-tab bar. It causes it to be selected without
iTunes will convert .wav files to MP3. I do not know if Flip4Mac can
convert or save a .wma as an MP3, but that that is where I'd look for that.
Steve
Bill L'Hommedieu wrote:
On Dec 18, 2009, at 5:02 PM, mike wrote:
OS?
On Fri, Dec 18, 2009 at 2:46 PM, Bill L'Hommedieu
I've seen WiFi SD cards before, but not WiFi-enabled SD memory card.
Chris Dunford wrote:
Well, this is something I hadn't seen before:
http://www.thenerds.net/EYE_FI.Eye_Fi_Home_Wireless_2_GB_Secure_Digital_SD_Card.EYEFI2HM.html
Basically, it's a WiFi-enabled SD memory card. You stick it
-enabled SD memory card not only transfer data
wirelessly, but can also store data.
Steve
Judy Cosler wrote:
what's the difference, Steve?
On Sat, Dec 5, 2009 at 11:02 AM, Stephen Brownfield
steveei...@verizon.netwrote:
I've seen WiFi SD cards before, but not WiFi-enabled SD memory card
I'd look on ebay if all you want is OS 10.4. That is were I got my
version of 10.4 - new. I just did search on ebay and got around 20 hits.
Steve
John H. Davis wrote:
My G5 1.8 dual is getting a bit long in the tooth.At !0.39 it did
everything I wanted it to but now several apps I
Steve,
Thanks, but the Drop Box (www.dropbox.com/) I was talking
about is the same one Tony David talked about in their emails (which
posted after yours).
Steve B
the Other Steve
phartz...@gmail.com wrote:
On Mon, Nov 30, 2009 at 12:26 PM, Stephen Brownfield
steveei...@verizon.net
Fred,
I do not believe that I have ever bought AppleCare (my wife and I
have bought seven new Macs over the years) and the very few times that I
needed support, received it promptly with no problems.
Steve B
Fred Holmes wrote:
While I have never purchased it, one can purchase premium
t.piwowar wrote:
However if you are still in a position to exercise your freedom,
Dreamweaver is just peachy.
How hard is it to learn and use Dreamweaver? I currently use Contribute
to manage a web site, but at time find it a little lacking. I have
never really worked with HTML.
Thanks,
I too live in the country and my answers would be the same as Steve's
with the exception that we have geothermal instead of a heat pump (we
also heat with wood). We are also fortunate enough to have DSL service,
so we don't have to use satellite service for the internet (we do use it
for TV).
Betty,
Thanks. Just last week, my wife and I wondered if there was
way to share pictures off our cell phones without incurring a cost from
the cell phone company. This worked.
Thanks
Steve
b_s-wilk wrote:
Does your phone have Bluetooth? I transfer pictures via BT to my S-E
phone.
My wife has a MacBookPro running OS 10.5.8. She just bought an external
hard drive for backup purposes. (We figured that she'd use Time
Machine.) The drive can be connected by USB 2 or FireWire (both 400
800). She has all three ports on her MacBook Pro. I am assuming that
best one for her
I have a couple of old Palm Zire 31 PDAs. I am planing on taking them
apart and seeing if I can put one working PDA together from the peices.
Does anyone know where I might be able to get some schematics of the
Zire 31 to use as a guide for this project?
Thanks
Steve
Betty,
Thanks that worked!
Steve
b_s-wilk wrote:
Ho w do I set up my signature in Thunderbird? I've gone to Tools
Account Settings checked the box attach signature type signature
in box pressed OK. It, however, does not attach to to the message.
The only change is the box is
This was the kind of issue that I was really wondering about when I
made the initial post on this.
tjpa wrote:
On Oct 27, 2009, at 9:42 AM, Stephen Brownfield wrote:
According to the Daily Mail, the ICANN board will pass a resolution
this Friday that will allow entire Web addresses
tjpa wrote:
On Oct 27, 2009, at 6:57 PM, db wrote:
I recently bought I new primary sata drive for a MacPro and loaded
Leopard on it while keeping the 2ndary internal sata drive ... which
included data ... intact.
Now under leopard, under permissions, it still sees an unknown
account which is
I read that ICANN is planning on changing the rules of Web addresses, by
allowing non-Latin alphabet characters. Here's the link:
http://www.switched.com/2009/10/26/web-to-go-truly-world-wide-with-non-latin-urls/
According to the Daily Mail, the ICANN board will pass a resolution
this
Marcio,
The Apple store should be more than willing to help her. It
is not hard at all to learn to use a Mac. If she wants to buy a Mac,
make sure that she looks at the Education Discount.
Steve
Marcio wrote:
My daughter is a school teacher. She knows very well how to work
trouble retiring my Macs because that just keep on working.
Steve
tjpa wrote:
On Oct 24, 2009, at 9:33 PM, Stephen Brownfield wrote:
It is currently set using the Ethernet. It connects to my wireless
DSL modem/router. The printer is connected to iMac and shared with
our wireless laptops. My
I have an iMac G4 (iLamp) running OS 10.4.11. I would like to make it
wireless. It takes the old airport card (I could get that off ebay).
Should I use that or should I get a USB wireless adapter (this iMac only
has USB 1.1)?
Thanks
Steve
:Stephen Brownfield steveei...@verizon.net
Subject: wireless question
I have an iMac G4 (iLamp) running OS 10.4.11. I
would like to make it
wireless. It takes the old airport card (I
could get that off ebay).
Should I use that or should I get a USB wireless adapter
(this iMac only
has USB
Jeff,
Your subject line should have read OT: Good to know... since
this is a computer/technology article.
Steve
Jeff Morris wrote:
This is a great article. Enjoy!
http://canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/15919
I meant to say since this is NOT a computer/technology article.
Stephen Brownfield wrote:
Jeff,
Your subject line should have read OT: Good to know... since
this is a computer/technology article.
Steve
Jeff Morris wrote:
This is a great article. Enjoy!
http://canadafreepress.com
My hacker machine is a Powerbook G3. I currently am running Fedora 10 on
it. Let me know if you have any other recommendations of Linux to run on it.
Steve
Mark A. Metz wrote:
This message seemed to have been eaten by Thunderbird on my MBP so I'll try
again.
Thanks for the info. on
b_s-wilk wrote:
mike xha...@gmail.com escribió:
http://gallery.elksex.com/fun/1324.JPG
http://indemnity83.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/foxtrot_imac-500x160.jpg
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I received an add for the October macpromo bundle
(http://macpromo.com/). Iwas thinking about this just because it
included TechTools Pro 5. What are you thoughts about TechTools Pro 5?
The rest of this bundle? Has anyone had any experience with a
macpromo bundle?
thanks,
Steve
Can I use an old Back UPS as a surge protector?
Thanks
Steve
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Betty,
Sorry to hear you are having problems with your Brother
printer. I've had good luck with mine. I have connected mine to one
Mac using USB and then shared it with the others. I can do this both
wired or wireless without a problem. I however have never tried to
network one.
Fred,
The way I understand is that it depends on the device. Some
devices need extra power, for those you will need to plug the hub in.
Others devices, like my printer, can be plugged into a non powered hub
and work fine. I would say get a powered hub and only plug it in when
you
My wife I are looking for a new home/small business copier. It needs
to be able to copy legal size documents. We'd prefer a laser copier and
one we could use as a backup printer with our Macs. Any recommendations?
Thanks
Steve
Has anyone had any experience with a BROTHER DCP-7040 DIGITAL COPIER?
(I see it on sale at OfficeMax for $130.) Any thoughts? I have used and
been happy with BROTHER laser printers.
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The PC World used the phrase Microsoft plans to drop all of its Zune
models except for a new high-definition (HD) version
TPiwowar wrote:
On Sep 13, 2009, at 2:20 PM Sep 13, Chris Dunford wrote:
A headline worthy of Fox Nation. Any reasonable person would have
written, Microsoft To
Tony,
I saved it as a .csv file and it worked fine. I had the
labels printed up by 12:30!
Thanks
Steve
Tony B wrote:
First thing that comes to mind: Try exporting it to a .csv (or
something) and merging that. Or have her send you a .csv.
Stewart,
Thanks, but I had already done that. Tony's advice to save
it as a .csv worked.
Thanks for trying
Steve
Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
Have you tried saving it in an older format for import?
Stewart
Tom,
Thanks, I'll download the converter. I was able to do the merge
after saving it as CSV file (per Tony's advice).
Thanks again,
Steve
t.piwowar wrote:
Office 2008 uses a very different file format than previous versions.
There is a converter
My wife emailed me an Excel database to merge into mailing labels. She
is running Office 2008 on her MacBook Pro running 10.5. I am running
Office X on my iMac running 10.4.11. I can open the file in Excel, but
when I try to open it for a merge through Word, Word crashes. Do I need
to
Jeff it is easy to forget that to set your default browser in OS X, you
have to do that in Safari not the system preferences.
Steve
Jeff Miles wrote:
I was being serious, but when I asked and after trying I had only
been awake for about an hour. I had a brain cloud.
Jeff Miles
It is an IntelliKeys USB keyboard.
(http://store.cambiumlearning.com/ProgramPage.aspx?parentId=074003405functionID=00908site=itc)
It was originally designed school aged students with disabilities, but
it also is great for adults who have trouble using a standard keyboard.
I have been
Stewart,
My preference has been the Kensington Expert Mouse
trackball. It has 4 buttons that be programmed. I think it is great
for people with CP. The ball is about the size of a cue ball. You can
set them for different or the same functions. I like setting one for
click,
A client of mine got the 64-bit version of Windows Vista on his new
computer and was no longer able to use his adaptive Keyboard (which by
itself costs $395). I went to the website today and it still does not
have 64-bit version.
Steve
TPiwowar wrote:
On Aug 26, 2009, at 7:49 AM, Jeff
Chris,
The original link (from Tom), starts by summing up and linking
to the CNET review. The CNET review also starts off with I'll admit
right off the bat that I've been a pretty big fan of the Zune.
I would say that the real question is Can the Zune HD catch up with
the iPod Touch
It looks like you have a choice, but this ballot appears to be in an
IE window. Does that meant that Internet Explorer has already been
installed on your computer?
Steve
Chris Dunford wrote:
Since the plan to ship Win7 in Europe without a browser apparently did not
satisfy regulators, MS
By swapping monitors with one you know works, you will then be able to
tell if the problem is the monitor or something else. If the monitor
works fine it is the monitor problem. If you still have the problem it
is something else like the cable or video card.
Judy Cosler wrote:
so, how
Eric,
I think this is the kind of information Steve was looking.
Eric S. Sande wrote:
I keep hearing that most folks use Windows, even for personal use,
because it is better. I hear the opposite from those who have
switched. I'm just curious.
It's simple, for me. I'm a gamer.
And people who think of me as a tech savvy guy don't understand why I
don't have a cell phone. I am a man who like to slow down (and
sometimes stop) and smell the roses .
Steve B
phartz...@gmail.com wrote:
I think that many advertisements for cell phones attempt to suggest
that anyone
Does the Firewire 800 port on the newer Macs carry power or are they
lame also?
t.piwowar wrote:
Confirmed. 4-pin is the lame PC version of FireWire. Never missing the
opportunity to build 'em cheaper and worse.
On Jul 9, 2009, at 9:11 PM, mike wrote:
I don't think the four pin firewire
Is your laptop also touch pad? I have seen it set up on those as the
default, so that people can log in if it is in touch pad mode. I
unfortunately do not know how to change that seting.
Steve
One Man wrote:
Will someone pls tell me in simple terms how to remove the On-Screen Keyboard
The startup switch I'm thinking of (which I would call a half moon),
most likely is technically a Quarter Moon.
Steve
Stewart Marshall wrote:
Out house is Quarter Moon.
Stewart
At 02:07 PM 7/6/2009, you wrote:
On Jul 6, 2009, at 9:31 AM, Tony B wrote:
Unlikely. I'm not sure what you
Is anybody out there? I have not received a single email from the
Computer Guys list today.
Steve
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I've been receiving the replies/discussion concerning the thread M$ to
Fix Outlook Campaign: Drop Dead for a couple days. Today I finally
received the initial post. Any idea why the initial post was almost 3
days late and the replies were on time?
t.piwowar wrote:
I didn't know there were so many B5 fans on the list.
John Duncan Yoyo wrote:
Great now I get hear all Toms posts with Londo's accent.
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I agree it has become an ID number. I always have laughed, though,
because when I was younger the Social Security card used to state on it
that it was NOT to be used as an ID.
Steve
Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
Do I like it?
Heavens no. But it has become an ID# never the less.
I discovered it back around February when I was looking for a manual
for a friends all in printer/fax/scanner ( I believe it was an HP). The
only cost appears to be periodic emails from them.
Steve
P.S. - It is one of the things I always liked about the Apple web site
all the manuals, but
What is metadata? Where can I find out more about it?
Thanks
Steve
t.piwowar wrote:
If you embed metadata in each file you can have all the database-like
fields stored with the document. This eliminates database maintenance
and coordination issues entirely. I think this would be a
t.piwowar wrote:
This does not look to me like a job for a database.
Step 1 would be digitizing all the documents. . . . So Acrobat would
be the big expense. They need to check with Stone Soup to see if they
qualify for the non-profit price.
Tom,
Did you mean TechSoup I do recommend
Robert,
You should be able to format it by using Disk Utility (it
is included with the Mac OS) which is found in the Utilities folder
which is found in the Applications (Applications - Utilities -Disk
Utility). That will also tell you what size it will be. It should be no
problem
Steve,
I just wanted to say that I think your comments have been spot on!
Steve B
phartz...@gmail.com wrote:
I'll probably get clobbered now, but hey, that's what I think. Yes,
I know that many Windows users HAVE TO use Windows based machines
because of work requirements, but
I'll be honest, I have not been really been following this thread.
Today, however, I noticed that if a person typed an incorrect web site
address or forgot the .com .org etc at the end Bing was used to help
them find the correct site. I do not find this in and of itself bad.
However, if
I recently made my wife's old PowerBook into a Linux laptop running
Fedora 10. The PowerBook has a removable VST Zip 250 Drive. Is there
anyway I can get drivers for it?
Thanks,
Steve
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I'll be honest, I am unfamiliar with these. What OS is Powerbook
running? What version of Safari does she use?
Jordan wrote:
In an effort to unburden my wife's PPC MacBook Pro I just tried Safari
AdBlock:
http://burgersoftware.com/en/safariadblock
and something called clicktoflash:
Jeff Miles wrote:
On May 28, 2009, at 5:03 PM, Robert Carroll wrote:
I'm considering buying a laptop. All my programs for my desktop are
for PC, and these I will most likely use on a laptop.
My question is: is it better to buy a PC to run PC programs, or a Mac
to run PC programs?
Please
In my recent post about slow-motion, I think I may have observed a
difference in the Mac and Windows users mind set. It appears that the
Mac user asks How do you do something? and the Windows user asks Why
do you want to do it?
Steve
Steve,
Thanks. I think that is what she is looking for.
Thanks again,
Steve B
phartz...@gmail.com wrote:
On Mon, May 25, 2009 at 6:06 PM, Stephen Brownfield
steveei...@verizon.net wrote:
My wife would like to watch videos (MP4s) in slow motion on her MacBook Pro
(OS 10.5.7
A person does not have to be a professional to find a valid use for
Slow-motion!
For the record my wife is a competitive athlete (her hobby). She likes
to study videos to see not only what she is doing right or wrong, but
also how those who are better than her do it. We may be talking about
Much of what Tom saw about IT in the publishing business, I have seen in
my own work environment (a county government agency).
One such example: The IT department is proud of the fact that they
have convinced school age section of our agency to abandon it's Mac for
Windows machines. They say
Reid, I was tempted to make a joke like that, but thought I might end
up in trouble. I'm glad you said it. For the record, her sport is
competitive handgun (shooting).
katan wrote:
On Tue, 26 May 2009 20:41:57 -0400, Tony B wrote:
She might be a pro. Law enforcement, or any number
And if you just hold it down the cursor it will play in slow-motion.
This is good enough for her at this time.
t.piwowar wrote:
If you press the right or left cursor keys while QuickTime is playing
you can step through the movie frame by frame.
On May 26, 2009, at 9:10 PM, Stephen
My wife would like to watch videos (MP4s) in slow motion on her MacBook
Pro (OS 10.5.7). Her default player is QuickTime. I know she can watch
them in slow motion by slowing dragging the movie progress triangle, but
is there a way to have it just play at a slower speed? Does she need to
be
I fill my iPod with primarily Podcasts (they are FREE). I don't think
I've spent $50 in the last 4 years on music from the iTunes store. All
my music is legal downloads or from CD/cassettes/LPs that I own.
Steve
Chris Dunford wrote:
And the proposition that somebody would spend
$10,000s
In an early post talk about comparing services. I think it should be
noted that Zune Pass lets you keep 10 downloads a month, iTunes offers
free downloads each week (mind, you can only download what they are
offering for free).
Chris,
I may not be a doctor, but take a chill pill. I see the
discussion as to the differences between service and which service is
right for you. To do this fairly you need to look at all the costs of
each service. Somebody mentioned a service similar to Zune Pass but
only $5 a
Anyone see the new Zune Pass ads?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_ExogURaeIfeature=player_embedded
Any thoughts?
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Marcio.
I enjoy reading your posts. Your questions are everyman's
questions.
Steve
Marcio wrote:
Computers are more or less like womem. When they are working well... wonderfull
but when they refuse to respond to our needs...it is very hard to understand...
You encourage me to
Does anybody know anything about Spyware Doctor? Anybody have any
experience with it?
Steve
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A friend of mine said he was getting this message that his computer was
infected with all sorts of things. I told him not to click on it and
download, because it was mostly a scam. Too late, he had already
downloaded Spyware Protect 2009. How can I remove it from his PC? He
is running XP.
My brother is having a problem with his Appleworks program. He
is running it on an eMac with OS 10.3.9. The problem may have started
after he tried to fix somethings with Norton.
This is the problem: when you launch Appleworks, you get the menus
across the top, a blank toolbar,
. It was acting just as you describe. I
could not really nail down the problem, but it must have had to do
with its relationship to the printer driver. When I installed a new
printer driver (Canon) the problem cleared up.
Stephen Brownfield wrote:
My brother is having a problem with his
Tom,
So if I understand you correctly: He can run the 10.3.9 combo
updater even though he already is running OS 10.3.9 and it will fix
problems with the OS (the run the software update). Well do that.
Thanks,
Steve
Tom Piwowar wrote:
My brother is having a problem with his Appleworks
My single example was going to be Internet Explorer, but I see beety has
already stated that and more.
Steve
Tony B wrote:
Can you name a single example of that? Probably not, because even
Windows itself runs just fine on e.g. Macs. Not so for OS X - well,
not easily anyway.
Silverlight is
The reason I asked this is because a couple times a year, I'll get a
publisher document. I have to use MS Windows (I use Virtual PC, since I
have a PPC based Mac) in order to open it. I'm just trying to avoid MS
Windows. If I had an Intel based Mac, I'd still be trying to avoid
using MS
It does look COOL, but how does it run?
mike wrote:
http://www.autoblog.com/2009/03/15/bmw-designworksusa-designs-ultimate-gaming-rig/
Clearly this is an effort to simply see just how cool they can make a
computer housing...pretty damn cool!
This is an OLD article! The dateline on it is 6/21/07. I don't believe
OS 10.5 was released for another month. Vista had barely been out for 6
months, and it was on so few machines that I'm sure it wasn't targeted
as much as the other OS (XP, OS X, Linux) mentioned in it.
Tom Piwowar wrote:
I do not have a netbook nor do I have an iPod Touch. I have thought
about getting an iPod Touch not because I need another iPod but because
it would be a mini computer with which I could access the web. Reading
this thread and the thread which started this conversation makes me
realize that I
it appears, and click Apply. It will prompt you for the
root password when it gets to the actual installation part.
On Sun, 1 Mar 2009, Vicky Staubly wrote:
On Sun, 1 Mar 2009, Stephen Brownfield wrote:
I am running Fedora 10. I went to download another browser,
Galeon. It stated that Galeon
Rich,
Thanks for answering the question!
Rich Schinnell wrote:
From:Chris Dunford ch...@covesoftware.com
Subject: Re: Anyone for 8.3? [Was: MS Sues TomTom for Using Linux
In fact, yes. I have two apps that I use every day that have not been
updated in many years but still do
I am running Fedora 10. I went to download another browser, Galeon.
It stated that Galeon is part of Fedora Extras, the community-driven
part of Fedora. To install, simply type: yum install galeon.
I went to terminal and typed: yum install galeon. I was told that I
did not have privileges
On my old iMac I attached an external Firewire/USB2 DVD burner. (I have
to boot by Firewire because I do not have USB 2. ) That is how I put
Tiger on my iMac from a DVD. A thumb drive will work only if you have
USB 2. Someone stated that the Apple install disks are model specific.
This is
Art,
Thanks. I'm a Linux newbie! However, it does not see it. What
should I do now?
Thanks,
Steve
Art Clemons wrote:
I have a shared printer (Brother HL 2040) on my home network. My Macs can
print to it with no problem. I have just added a Linux machine (Fedora 10) to
the
Andy,
Thanks. I bookmarked the page.
Steve
Andy Gallant wrote:
Did you try the brother web site? Maybe this link will help:
http://solutions.brother.com/linux/en_us/index.html
Stephen Brownfield wrote:
I have a shared printer (Brother HL 2040) on my home network. My
Macs can
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