JD / 05.4.16 / 09:33 AM wrote:
So here's the latest issue: proprietary Apple programs won't launch
anymore. Safari, Mail, etc. just won't come up. They did before because
I've used them. In fact, I found that Safari was the only program for the
Mac that would actually access the USPS Click
I have two IBM Thinkpads, and it has never given me any problem except
IBM/Hitach drive I don't trust so I replace the internal drives the day I
receive laptop, both Mac and PC. Up until Seagate made 2.5, all of my
laptop drives had been Toshiba. IBM support is quite good too. It would
be
A-NO-NE Music wrote:
I have two IBM Thinkpads, and it has never given me any problem except
IBM/Hitach drive I don't trust so I replace the internal drives the day I
receive laptop, both Mac and PC. Up until Seagate made 2.5, all of my
laptop drives had been Toshiba. IBM support is quite good
A subtle distinction needs to be drawn here. My objection is not as a
bassoonist, but as a composer. As a bassoonist, I have no beef w. the
clef at all--but as a composer, I find it an unnecessary complication of
the notational system.
Andrew,
Your point has been clearly made, and as a
RegoR wrote:
A subtle distinction needs to be drawn here. My objection is not as a
bassoonist, but as a composer. As a bassoonist, I have no beef w. the
clef at all--but as a composer, I find it an unnecessary complication
of the notational system.
Andrew,
Your point has been clearly made,
I wrote to the head of the computer sciences center at University of
Maryland to get his opinion as to what machine to buy. Some of you may be
interested in his reply:
Why on earth would you want to subject her to the horrors that
Windows-using students are subjected to here? I spend almost all
At 08:14 AM 4/17/05 -0400, Lawrence David Eden wrote:
As a Mac user, (Macher) I don't have to deal with the virus issue. How do
PC mavens protect themselves from the deluge of attacks on their OS?
I think that is overstated.
For me, aside from getting program and OS updates as they're issued
Lawrence David Eden wrote:
I wrote to the head of the computer sciences center at University of
Maryland to get his opinion as to what machine to buy. Some of you may be
interested in his reply:
Why on earth would you want to subject her to the horrors that
Windows-using students are subjected to
on 4/17/05 12:21 AM, A-NO-NE Music at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
JD / 05.4.16 / 09:33 AM wrote:
So here's the latest issue: proprietary Apple programs won't launch
anymore. Safari, Mail, etc. just won't come up. They did before because
I've used them. In fact, I found that Safari was the
Lawrence David Eden wrote:
I wrote to the head of the computer sciences center at University of
Maryland to get his opinion as to what machine to buy. Some of you may be
interested in his reply:
Why on earth would you want to subject her to the horrors that
Windows-using students are subjected to
Please, people, I beg you. Take this offlist. It is dullest most
pointless religious argument every single time it comes up, and it has
absolutely nothing to do with the topic of this list.
dhbailey wrote:
Lawrence David Eden wrote:
I wrote to the head of the computer sciences center at
agreed here. the repetitiveness of these arguments is stultifying.
On Apr 17, 2005, at 9:57 AM, Robert Patterson wrote:
Please, people, I beg you. Take this offlist. It is dullest most
pointless religious argument every single time it comes up, and it has
absolutely nothing to do with the topic
Please, people, I beg you. Take this offlist. It is dullest most
pointless religious argument every single time it comes up, and it has
absolutely nothing to do with the topic of this list.
Seconded, it's first class flame bait, we've all made our minds up already.
--
Simon Troup
Digital
Repair permission.
In theory, you must run DiskUtil within it's boot volume to correct
permission bit, and that's also what Apple tells you to do.
I then found there are some directories cannot be checked because they
are in use. Make sense. AppleJack runs under SingleUser mode. It
actually
On Apr 17, 2005, at 5:59 AM, RegoR wrote:
...as an instrumentalist, do you feel that it then becomes the duty of
the copyist to satisify the needs of the performer and engrave the
music using the clefs that are more comfortable for a performer to
use?
In my experience, the vast majority of
dhbailey / 05.4.17 / 05:44 AM wrote:
They've sold their PC division already, from what I've read.
The last I heard, which can be dated, was that US Gov stopped that
transaction.
--
- Hiro
Hiroaki Honshuku, A-NO-NE Music, Boston, MA
http://a-no-ne.com http://anonemusic.com
On 17 Apr 2005, at 10:03 AM, Linda Worsley wrote:
Ask the bookstore if a student can still get a deal on a Mac laptop
(or any other kind).
Regardless of the campus bookstore's policy, the Apple Store online
allows students to obtain their educational discount online:
Hello,
is there any suggestion, application to browse all
the list messages?
TIA
Alessandro
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on 4/17/05 12:21 AM, A-NO-NE Music at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
JD / 05.4.16 / 09:33 AM wrote:
So here's the latest issue: proprietary Apple programs won't launch
anymore. Safari, Mail, etc. just won't come up. They did before because
I've used them. In fact, I found that Safari was the
On 17 Apr 2005, at 1:16 PM, JD wrote:
It looks like I'm forced to zero the HD out, and reinstall. What a
pain.
JD,
1) Did you try creating an additional user, to see if Safari etc work
when using a different account?
2) Did you try downloading and installing the standalone OS X 10.3.9
on 4/17/05 10:35 AM, Darcy James Argue at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 17 Apr 2005, at 1:16 PM, JD wrote:
It looks like I'm forced to zero the HD out, and reinstall. What a
pain.
JD,
1) Did you try creating an additional user, to see if Safari etc work
when using a different account?
JD / 05.4.17 / 01:16 PM wrote:
I ran Terminal and entered in the prompt you provided. The first group of
letters was identical to what you gave me. The remaining test was similar,
but not identical.
OK, a couple more things to try.
Safe boot mode: Hold down shift right after you boot before
Does anyone know if it is still possible to use clip files? I've
forgotten how to do it. The reason I want to try is that copy music to
the clipboard is quite buggy when it comes to staff styles and
articulations based on shapes.
--
Robert Patterson
http://RobertGPatterson.com
Thanks Hiro,
I've been hemming and hawing all day as a prelude to the zeroing/reinstall.
I'm obviously not in any hurry, so I spend time in my workshop building
cabinets. It takes my mind off of and gives me a peaceful outlook on
things.
I'll try what you've detailed here as I go along. But
Its worked fine for me, just select whatever it is you want and drag
it to the desktop. I assume thats what youre talking about.
Am 17.04.2005 um 12:21 schrieb Robert Patterson:
Does anyone know if it is still possible to use clip files? I've
forgotten how to do it. The reason I want to try is
On 17 Apr 2005 at 5:44, dhbailey wrote:
A-NO-NE Music wrote:
I have two IBM Thinkpads, and it has never given me any problem
except IBM/Hitach drive I don't trust so I replace the internal
drives the day I receive laptop, both Mac and PC. Up until Seagate
made 2.5, all of my laptop
On 17 Apr 2005 at 8:14, Lawrence David Eden wrote:
I wrote to the head of the computer sciences center at University of
Maryland to get his opinion as to what machine to buy. Some of you
may be interested in his reply:
Why on earth would you want to subject her to the horrors that
On 17 Apr 2005 at 3:13, A-NO-NE Music wrote:
DELL seems to be popular and attractive. I have one myself, but I
don't recommend to anyone. It's just that DELL's business model is
really nasty, not to mention their support is terrible.
It is incredibly important to maintain a distinction
On Sun, 17 Apr 2005 14:21:58 -0500, Robert Patterson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know if it is still possible to use clip files? I've
forgotten how to do it. The reason I want to try is that copy music to
the clipboard is quite buggy when it comes to staff styles and
On 17 Apr 2005 at 9:20, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
Macs have a psychological advantage in that there's little interest in
writing malware for them -- you don't get cred for if you don't have
widespread impact. With Windows on most of the world's desktops, all
hell can break loose, with
On 17 Apr 2005 at 10:25, dhbailey wrote:
Lawrence David Eden wrote:
I wrote to the head of the computer sciences center at University of
Maryland to get his opinion as to what machine to buy. Some of you
may be interested in his reply:
Why on earth would you want to subject her to
On 17 Apr 2005 at 11:43, Andrew Stiller wrote:
With a concert-pitch score, the copyist will need to exercise more
initiative than usual in deciding clef change issues, because quite
obviously instruments with big transpositions will have parts that lie
entirely differently on the staff in the
David W. Fenton / 05.4.17 / 04:21 PM wrote:
One thing I *will* differ with is Dennis's reference to monitoring
your attachments folder. That clearly shows that he's using Eudora,
which is the only email client I know of that decodes attachments and
stores them in the file system upon arrival
On Apr 17, 2005, at 4:12 PM, RegoR wrote:
On Sun, 17 Apr 2005 14:21:58 -0500, Robert Patterson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know if it is still possible to use clip files? I've
forgotten how to do it. The reason I want to try is that copy music
to the clipboard is quite buggy when it
On Apr 17, 2005, at 4:33 PM, David W. Fenton wrote:
On 17 Apr 2005 at 11:43, Andrew Stiller wrote:
With a concert-pitch score, the copyist will need to exercise more
initiative than usual in deciding clef change issues, because quite
obviously instruments with big transpositions will have parts
Can anyone give me advice on exactly why tempo tool playback might
not work in a body of files that were created from the same template
(an old file, probably stemming all the way back to WinFin 2.01,
converted to 3.52 then to 97 then to 2K3)? I've already imported
standard WinFin2K3 document
A good thing to do when weirdness happens is to start up from your
system install disk and run Disk Utility program to Repair Disk and
Repair Permissions. These various software utilities can only do so
much without working from outside the operating system. Do this
regularly.
Paul Besco, Rags
On Apr 17, 2005, at 6:04 PM, Don Hart wrote:
Christopher, I haven't noticed the copying problems you're talking
about,
but maybe I'm not trying to move around exactly the same combination of
things you are.
I did notice yesterday that my Top of score, all parts staff list
had been
duplicated a
David,
I can't advise you about the Tempo Tool (I never use it), but I can
tell you I have seen all kinds of weirdness cropping up from old files
that I try to re-use as templates. I suspect that it has to do with
imperfections in the conversion routine for older files. I have noticed
it much
Chris,
You remember all the discussion on the new 2005 copying behavior? You are describing some of the effects that go with whatever (sorry, but to me, cockamamie) changes were made to the earlier protocols. I have begged for this to be modified so that we'd have the control we need. There's
On Apr 17, 2005, at 12:28 AM, d. collins wrote:
I also do mostly vocal music for several voices, with or without
instruments, but still prefer, for a 5-movement 4-voice mass, for
instance, one file for the whole work. I agree that that means
scrolling a lot in the edit lyrics box, but you can
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