On 1/20/01 10:33 PM, "Michael W. Wellman" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you use the Control Strip Resolution critter, hold down the control key
while clicking on it to get the "All" listing.
mikel
Now that is a cool tip!
By the way, I'm new to this list, but I can't believe the amount of
Here, in a nutshell, is the point that I am trying to communicate, perhaps
poorly in previous messages:
On a Windows OS, be it 98, ME or 2000, I can use Outlook 2000. I do not
have to upgrade an operating system from 98 to be able to use the very
latest upgrade or version of Outlook 2000.
On 1/20/01 11:46 PM, "Barb Trask" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Where is the file with the calendar data? I want to dump it and start from
scratch, since I have hundreds of events in duplicate due to having used
import to bring in Palm data when synching failed.
It is in the same data file as
What do you mean by Control Strip Resolution critter. I'm on a niMac and I
can't get anything but the Recommended-thing. Is this the iMac-screen or
some sw I'm missing?
Carsten
On 1/20/01 10:33 PM, "Michael W. Wellman" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you use the Control Strip Resolution
Title: Re: Problem setting message properties via AppleScript
How does this script differ from the options already in the app. To leave messages on the server, have them deleted when messages are deleted from Erage or manually delete them by using the Online Acces-option?
I dont get it.
Can anyone from MS clarify this once and for all?
Is the IE 5 on the Office 2001 CD any different from the official 5.0
distribution version?
The reason for me asking this is because I recall some people telling me to
use it instead of the original one to avioid conflicts with Entourage.
On 1/21/01 2:06 PM, "Steingrmur rnason" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone from MS clarify this once and for all?
Is the IE 5 on the Office 2001 CD any different from the official 5.0
distribution version?
The reason for me asking this is because I recall some people telling me to
use
One way to tell. Look at the build number in the "About Internet Explorer"
in the Apple menu. It's the number in parenthesis at the bottom left of the
window right after the version number. If they are the same, then they
should be identical.
-Steve
On 1/21/01 3:44 PM, "Christian M. M.
Simply clicking on it will normally show you the "Recommended" resolutions.
Control-clicking will normally show you "All" available resolutions.
Apparently, on a 1400 Powerbook, there is only one available and
recommended. Lots of choices. g
Apparently it only does 800x600 internally.
on 1/21/01 6:58 AM, Michael W. Wellman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Although MacOS X is based upon BSD UNIX instead of Linux. ;-)
To me, there seems to be much more publicity about Linux than BSD UNIX. What
are the relative advantages and disadvantages of each?
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Wonderful program, this Office 2001 -- lots of friendly features, useful
synergies, etc. But one that exasperates me as no other has ever done.
Sometimes I feel like a blind man being helpfully led by the MS hand through
minefields, across treacherous swamps, and around airplane propellers --
Although MacOS X is based upon BSD UNIX instead of Linux. ;-)
To me, there seems to be much more publicity about Linux than BSD UNIX. What
are the relative advantages and disadvantages of each?
Linux http://www.Linux.org/ is an open source version of UNIX worked on by
hundreds to thousands
On 1/21/01 23:04, Michael W. Wellman wrote:
Did that clear things up?
You never cease to amaze me, Michael. Not only do you have a wealth of
knowledge, but you always have links, facts and figures to back up what you
say.
You have an encyclopedic memory, or are incredibly well-organized, or
tell application "Microsoft Entourage"
get name of folder id 1
end tell
Does this work?
tell application "Microsoft Entourage"
set name of folder id 1 to "Inbox"
end tell
Too chicken to try it on my database.
Best,
Jeff
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Since we're on the OT topic of Monitor settings, has anyone ever figured out
a way to removed most of the monitor settings? 3/4's of mine simply aren't
available, yet are listed anyways. I've always used only 3 settings.
Any way to get rid of the rest?
I'm on a 20" HP.
If you're using a
Wrote this today to back up my Entourage data daily. It backs up the data
folder once a day, and keeps yesterday's backup just in case. Copy to
Script Editor, save as application in your Startup Items folder.
Best,
Jeff Porten
tell application "Finder"
activate
--If backup data exists
On 1/21/01 7:52 PM, "Dan Crevier" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 1/21/01 6:30 AM, "Christian M. M. Brady" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 1/20/01 11:46 PM, "Barb Trask" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Where is the file with the calendar data? I want to dump it and start from
scratch, since I have
On 1/21/01 10:04 PM, "Michael W. Wellman" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Although MacOS X is based upon BSD UNIX instead of Linux. ;-)
To me, there seems to be much more publicity about Linux than BSD UNIX. What
are the relative advantages and disadvantages of each?
Linux http://www.Linux.org/
Title: Re: Scripts/Smile/OS 8.6
On 1/21/01 10:58 AM, Paul Berkowitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 1/21/01 9:33 AM, Ruth Ann McClain [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Today:
I just looked and am running, still, OS 8.6, and don't have the Apple Script
folder in the Applications folder, so if I find
on 1/21/01 10:15 AM, Entourage:mac Talk at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Entourage-Talk Digest - Sunday, January 21, 2001
Re: (OT) Monitor Resolution Problems with OS 9.1
by "Adrian Smith" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Auto-complete in Address book
by "Micheal Marsh" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re:
I had been having the IE5/Entourage crash problem, so I followed the advice
below about rebuilding the Entourage database. Not only did it not fix the
crashing problem, but since I performed that action (yesterday), I am having
very odd printing behavior from IE5. Pages are printing with 1 to 3
Title: Re: Scripts/Smile/OS 8.6
On 1/21/01 9:46 PM, Diane Ross [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is also a script, Compile, you can put in your Entourage scripts folder that will take the script (highlight script) from the message and open it automatically in the Smile. Cant remember if I
on 1/22/01 12:45 AM, Paul Berkowitz at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't you think there will be a lot more users of Mac OS X (BSD), after a
year or two, than of Linux?
That's probably true, especially for general purpose desktop computers, but
it's hard to predict so far into the future. Did
This weekend I've worked with OE and Palm, comparing both to Entourage -
Entourage wins hands down. I miss it already. Mighty slow though. I'm
running 64 meg, OS8.6 at the moment. Beefing up to 192 meg this week. Will
that increase performance?
That should increase performance for
tell application "Microsoft Entourage"
delete every event
end tell
See, I told you it was a simple script! ;-)
Dangerous, too. I recommend NOT saving that one as an application.
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Trying to be extra clear here. For Ruth and other folks who don't use
AppleScript:
The Script Editor is the basic application that programmers use to write
AppleScripts for their Macs. It's extremely basic, so many of us use the
more full-featured Smile. If you don't do programming, you have
Jeff Portent [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Wrote this today to back up my Entourage data daily.
I'd really like to get a good, solid script to do this for me - right now,
the script I've cobbled together works, but it's ugly (reminds me of my
first Web Page).
It backs up the data
folder once a
The control does get installed on the iMac and the Monitor-module does as
well, but only with the same Recommende options as in he CP. No
control-click enhancements. I guess it's the screen/-card itself rather than
the sw.
Thanks for the replies.
mange venlige hilsener
Carsten Ortmann / DR /
On 1/21/01 11:01 PM, "Jeff Porten" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One warning: AppleScripts can do a hell of a lot of damage. Dan Crevier
posted a really small one 10 minutes ago that will wipe out your calendar.
Others might MEAN to do well, but write a buggy script. Some of us can read
through
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