On Sep 25, 2012, at 11:12 PM, Wayne Stewart wrote:
You might check to see if the personality card is fully seated.
Sometimes in handling the front gets lifted out of the socket. If it
is then the built-in video port won't work.
This is good advice and correct, a poorly seated personality ca
On Sep 25, 2012, at 3:25 PM, Nabil wrote:
Is the ATI Radeon 7000 the only option?
No, there are better PCI video cards, but they all cost a lot more,
and this old Beige isn't worth spending a lot of money on. If it's
max'd out with 768 MB RAM it can run 10.4.11 OK, and if you get a G4
ZI
You might check to see if the personality card is fully seated. Sometimes
in handling the front gets lifted out of the socket. If it is then the
built-in video port won't work
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so trying a rotate and save in PREVIEw might work ?
On Sep 25, 2012, at 5:30 PM, John Laughlin wrote:
Could also be that GraphicConverter isn't saving the EXIF data
properly. I've run into this issue before, especially if my digicam
is set to autorotate.
-J
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Could also be that GraphicConverter isn't saving the EXIF data
properly. I've run into this issue before, especially if my digicam
is set to autorotate.
-J
On Tue, Sep 25, 2012 at 11:52 AM, Bruce Johnson
wrote:
> Are they all jpegs or are some of them PDF's?
>
> I ran into this kind of thing a
El 25/09/2012, a las 04:43, Kris Tilford escribió:
> You should buy one of these Radeon 7000 PCI cards from eBay for about $10
> shipped and flash the ROM to Mac using a ROM from MacElite forums downloads.
> I can help make sure you flash the card correctly, but you'll need some type
> of funct
They're all jpeg's
On Sep 25, 2012, at 2:52 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
Are they all jpegs or are some of them PDF's?
I ran into this kind of thing a while back, and as I recall it was
something to do with the PDF format...try saving one of the rotated
images as a new file and see if it stil
Are they all jpegs or are some of them PDF's?
I ran into this kind of thing a while back, and as I recall it was something to
do with the PDF format...try saving one of the rotated images as a new file and
see if it still displays un-rotated.
On Sep 25, 2012, at 11:39 AM, JohnV wrote:
> I ha
I have a folder of pictures that cycle through the screensaver
slideshow thing.
Why do some of them still show up sideways (which is indeed the way
they were shot)? Yes, I've gone through and rotated those of them
rightside-up, and indeed those DO show up correctly-oriented when
viewed in
I just checked my G5. It needs a Torx T10 to loosen the "allen-wrench type
screws." I'm pretty sure there is no need to touch any of the other
screws. It only takes a little effort to pull out the CPU once the bolts
are loosened. If it ends up being a CPU problem I can advise further.
Good
I want to confirm that you switched CPUs (A in B slot and B in A slot) and
that they were both seated properly when you turned the computer on. If
CPU A is bad and CPU B is good putting CPU B in the A spot and CPU A in the
B spot should allow the computer to boot. Both CPUs (even if one is bad
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