My Powermac G4 digital audio doesn't recognize a new card reader and
MP4 player, but it does recognize my older digital camera and MP3
player.
Both card reader and MP4 player are recognized on a Windows XP
computer which also has USB 1.1 only.
Can something have become corrupt in the OS
for that. I have trouble contacting the
Chinese manufacturer, in case you think it's a mistake in the
firmware...
Gé
(Re. my name: Yeah, I know women with first name Gerarda were often
called Geke in Holland. But it's also used for boys -- my mother still
calls me that way -- and the accent and short
I need some advice regarding graphic cards for my PowerMac.
I bought a high-res display with DVI and VGA input for my G4 Digital
Audio 466MHz, but I'm running it on VGA as the Mac's card (ATI Rage
128 Pro AGP4x) has no DVI out.
Now I'm not sure if it's because of that, but my eyes don't like
Thanks for the comments!
So I understand that DVI will not (noticeably) improve the screen
quality over VGA.
But I don’t get the idea what would improve, Bruce, or what would go
faster, dorayme?
I’m not into gaming, by the way.
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Greetings,
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On Sep 21, 7:13 pm, Clark Martin cm...@sonic.net wrote:
pdimage wrote:
On 21/9/09 15:59, Len Gerstel lgers...@gmail.com wrote:
On Sep 21, 2009, at 10:48 AM, Gus wrote:
Also, I bought this card from ebay.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=120468674399
I
All I can see is that this is not an AGP card, but a PCI.
The only problem could be if the seller charges high shipping costs to
Europe.
Greetings,
Geke
On Sep 22, 8:54 pm, Gus gusr...@comcast.net wrote:
well if it is an agp card, will it work in my blue and white better
than the ATI card
install the
right drivers.
I expect that you can simply plug in the card, start up the Mac, and
go to the System Preferences for Displays to choose the screen
resolution.
I was told this would also alleviate my video blacking problem.
It’s your lucky day!
Greetings
Geke
Small correction: I just found a nice review of this card, which also
says that the drivers come on a CD with the card. Look here:
http://www.giantmike.com/reviews/radeon7000.html
Good luck!
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I bought a 512 MB RAM module to bring my G4 Digital Audio from 900 to
1300 MB RAM, but the new module is not recognized.
The specs as posted on ebay are:
Infineon 512 MB PC133 SDRAM 168 PIN PC 133 SD RAM 512MB
I've posted a picture of two 512MB modules here:
I did try the module in all three slots, yes, and it does have 8 chips
on the back as well...
Looks like the only way is to buy stuff marked as for Mac also.
Thanks for all the response, and right, I had forgotten about that
little Dutch company with their great RAM info.
Only, I don't find the
Johnson john...@pharmacy.arizona.edu
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On Oct 11, 2009, at 8:41 AM, Geke wrote:
I did try the module in all three slots, yes, and it does have 8 chips
on the back as well...
Looks like the only way is to buy stuff marked as for Mac also.
No. SO long as things like density and speed
know yet about faster handling of windows, but I’m also quite
happy that I can have my new screen and my old screen side by side.
Geke
On Sep 21, 5:21 pm, Bruce Johnson john...@pharmacy.arizona.edu
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On Sep 21, 2009, at 6:28 AM, Geke wrote:
But I don’t get the idea what would improve
Len, I know it won't work.
What I meant is that I'm going to find out which specs a stick should
have to work in my G4.
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I have ClarisWorks 4, which can import from CW 3, so I could do that
conversion for you, if the file is not confidential.
Or you can send me a similar dummy spreadsheet first for testing.
But the main question is what program your friend has for opening the
file???
On the other hand, your
Thanks Len!
I had not checked this thread for a long time, but this is really
archive-worthy info,
especially as the Chipmunk site doesn't give specs for the G4.
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I agree with the general public here. My G4 Digital Audio 466, with
1.25 gb RAM now, runs smoothly on 10.4.11, but I wouldn’t want it to
get any slower.
The speed curve on PPCs went up until Tiger, but after that it went
down again, meaning that Tiger is faster than Panther, but Leopard is
slower
CS3 runs under 10.4.11, which is a bit faster and a lot less
problematic on your Mac than Leopard, so I don’t see any reason for
you to move to 10.5.
See if you can increase the RAM, though, because CS3 is a heavy-weight
pgm for such a computer. 512 MB RAM modules are less than 20 $ now,
but
One more angle:
I like to type stuff in silence. Now where do you find a silent
computer these days, and a notebook at that?
My 15-y old Powerbook 1400 (with G3 processor upgrade) has a 1GB
compact flash card for a hard drive, and it doesn’t have a fan. It
runs on Mac OS 8.6, just enough for
I’m using a 1GB compact flash card as a hard drive in a powerbook
1400, in an adapter (CF-IDE) the size of a 2.5 drive. You could do
the same with a 16GB card, but make sure the speed is high enough for
you. The adapter costs about 15$.
There have been some posts on this topic here, also about
To add to my previous post: my 1400 powerbook has IDE bus speed 16MB/s
and it runs OS 8.6, so the project was still within my budget at that
time, when a 10MB/s CF card was costing something like 35$. Prices
have come down since then and I have been thinking of buying a 2GB
with real 16MB/s, but
Thanks a lot!
That link from Pete is precious; I can mention it to the company so
they can check for themselves...
(Note that it runs over two lines that should be connected before
pasting into the browser.)
Geke
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I’m a simple guy...
1. Doug, so what you’re saying is Take it easy when cleaning up wire
nests: don’t bend sharply or tie tightly.
2. Yersinia, what in the world is KVM?
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I don't know much about all this stuff, but from your previous posts,
I'd think your friend doesn't need to have Web Sharing on for the
things he does.
The System Preferences panel Sharing has many check boxes for
different network features, so he can deactivate Personal Web Sharing
(and Apache)
I had problems with 4.0.5 in the past and switched to Camino, with
almost no regrets.
(I can't open a new tab by Cmd-clicking the Back button anymore.)
Now I updated to 4.1, and it crashed right away.
To be exact: after download, it wanted to restart the Mac, so I did
that.
On every startup, I
On my PPC with 10.4.11, it works in Camino 2.0.3 also. Not in Safari
4.1
Really nice solution, because you can browse to the folder(s) you want
and print them as needed!
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Hi Rich,
Something's weird: You say the model number is M5183 (Sawtooth), but
the other info you give fits to a Digital Audio. Here's a good page
for specs and lots of links with upgrade tips:
http://www.lowendmac.com/ppc/digital-audio-power-mac-g4.html
I think the main thing to improve is the
www.lowendmac.com is a good place to find info and also links
to the stuff you need. For example, I found this page through them:
http://www.ramseeker.com/memory/Power_Mac_G4_(PC133)-512mb/
On 20 jul, 15:12, Richard Gerome onecoolka...@earthlink.net wrote:
Cool Geke, Thanks for that info
Stephen Conrad wrote:
Nothing will let me DL this clip
Interesting tips in this thread!
I’d like to know a bit more about that standard Safari hack?
I use www.savevid.com to download clips. It’s a bit slow and you have
to click on Trust for its certificate, but it gives you the choice
of
Hi Rich,
Sorry to harp on this again, but I’m sure you want to use your
friend’s money as efficiently as possible, and if 120GB is enough for
her right now, then why spend more. From the other posts I’m still not
clear if a bigger-than-128GB HD will work at all, even when
partitioned.
The two
Hi Rich,
This is a 466mhz and the Model# M5183 how this got like this is beyond me,
(I figured it to be a 400, 450 or 500) it comes up when I click on About
This Mac 466mhz and 896mb
Maybe a processor swap then? Still weird, because only the Digital
Audio and newer have 3 RAM slots like
Rich,
Sorry for causing confusion about that M5183--this turns out to be
the model number on most all of the G4 PowerMacs...
(I had been confusing it with the Order Number all the time; a post
in another thread G4 identity brought the light today.)
So, it’s definitely a Digital Audio with a
Hi Rich,
I have 3 harddisks in my Digital Audio: 2 are 3,5 and 1 is
2,5 (connected with an adapter). So having several HDs is no problem.
But could someone in the know post a clear answer to this question: Do
large HDs work in the Digital Audio, with Tiger and/or Leopard? I’m
still doubtful
Thanks Clark, for those clear words!
and
Thanks James, for showing that it’s still a complicated business…
But I’m starting to understand it now, also from (previously mentioned
on this list, I know...) webpages like this one:
I just got a Gigabit with a Sonnet Encore ST/G4 1GHz processor upgrade
inside.
Now I want to swap that Sonnet with the 466MHz cpu in my Digital
Audio, but before I do that, I wanted to check two things here:
1. How tricky is it to put the DA's CPU into the Gigabit? The CPU is
the same, but I read
Thanks everyone for the great response.
The soldering Len mentioned was enough for me to forget about the
option of putting the DA's processor into the Gigabit.
And then, today I discovered that original 400MHz processors for the
Gigabit can be found on ebay for less than 15$, so I decided to
I took the Sonnet ST/G4 1GHz from the Gigabit I just bought and put it
instead of my DA's 466MHz processor. Result: the DA doesn’t start up
at all. I mean,
HDs etc are running, but no picture on the screen.
1. I have closely followed the instructions in a Sonnet document
called
To finish off this thread (at least the title topic) and for the
record:
-The Digital Audio's 466MHz does fit -- as is -- into the Gigabit. So
no soldering needed there, it's not even too tight.
-The processor runs at 350MHz, just as Len predicted.
However, I can't get the Sonnet card to work in
Thanks, will do!
On 9 Aug., 23:22, dc dbc...@verizon.net wrote:
On Aug 9, 3:09 pm, Geke gevangaste...@googlemail.com wrote: From a search
on the web, I get the impression that most G4 processors
don't have a temperature sensor, so I'll have to live with that. But I
found that thermal
I do think a MDD will last you at least two years, but you’re the only
one who can decide... Here a few thoughts:
- MDDs support harddisks larger than 128GB (without extra hard- or
software).
- They are nicknamed windtunnel, meaning that they are rather noisy.
An MDD also leaves you some cash for
After all is said and done, I now think the Sonnet upgrade is
simply... broken.
Either I broke it during my trials, or it was already faulty when I
got it.
Remember that the Mac was sold for parts? Maybe that was just
applying to the Sonnet.
Because I’ve been running the GigE with the DA’s 466MHz
Thanks a lot, Andreas, for your good thoughts.
The link about thermal paste is good, and yes, I did get myself some
Arctic Silver...
While experimenting, I’ve done several swaps of the processors and now
feel like a pro in applying that stuff ;-)
My situation is indeed different, because one of
My Dual-450 processors don't use thermal paste. My guess is the
Dual-500 doesn't need thermal paste either, so you're lucky.
Are you sure? I think they all need it, or at least they'd be happy to
have it buttered on, no?
But I don't think I'll take out that Dual 500, so I won't need to
reapply
We had something like this recently:
Some PowerMac models boot from partitions larger than 120GB, but only
in OS X, not in OS 9.
So your 8GB partition did the trick, but maybe it could have been as
large as 119GB with the same effect.
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And just one more viewpoint:
Why not buy another Radeon 9000 and spend the savings on maxing out
the DA’s RAM?
I’m not sure if the DA is faster than the MDD in actual practice,
though. The processor isn’t that much faster, and the bus speed is
slower.
I think you’ve got two pretty equal machines
Stevo,
Overclocking can be done by changing resistors on the processor board,
or by changing some settings in the PRAM, I think. This needs good
soldering skills or some tinkering deep inside the system software,
and will give you a slight speed improvement at the cost of (maybe)
more crashes.
thin layer, to fill in any voids on the surface of the chip and heatsink.
From what I’ve read, that’s the idea. Thermal paste is not a great
heat conductor, but it’s much better than air.
To improve conductance, you can use the type of paste containing metal
(like Arctic silver), but then you
You could also put in an extra (used) graphic card in a PCI slot.
Those are really cheap.
But if you're not that tight, you could consider replacing the current
AGP card by a better one.
I don't know how good the factory-installed cards in the G5 are, but
when I wanted to connect a DVI monitor to
Trickster,
Wow, G5 is certainly a different league than G4, also regarding
graphic card prices!
Then the best option (for little money) indeed seems to be the ADC
adapter...
Or, maybe, a PCI graphics card for the second screen, but those could
also be expensive, if you want to make best use of the
What could be wrong -- and how do I fix it! -- if a USB stick is
mounted as read only?
I’m logged in with a non-limited account, and in the past, the stick
could be written to just fine.
I’m talking about a G4 digital audio here with 10.4.11, the USB stick
is plugged into a powered hub, and I
Flash drives have a limited number of times
they can be written. When the controller on the drive detects that it
cannot write anymore, it changes the drive to read only.
It’s true, the stick is not the newest. But shouldn’t it last for
quite some years if I use it only a couple of times a
CS3 has to be on the startup partition; I don’t know about Final Cut.
Why not partition that 150GB drive, e.g. in 60+90, and install the
system on the 60? That will most likely speed up your computer as
well.
If 90GB for rendering is not enough, think about replacing the 30GB
internal drive by
Forgot to say (on your other thread) that your G4 probably has the
120GB limit, meaning that you have to partition drives into volumes of
max 120GB.
A fresh OS install is always best, but you can clone your current
system to another drive with Disk Utility or CCC (Carbon Copy).
BLKBOX STUDIOZ
I never knew USB sticks were so fragile. Also interesting how hot-
swapping is really rather hot, and how the OS tries to cater for
hardware issues.
Great stuff, guys (i.e. guys and gals), I’m learning!
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The original HD is probably slower than a newer one; that’s why
switching would make the system faster.
He mentioned the real capacity, or let’s say he used real GB, not
GiB; that’s how 30 GB became 27 and 160 GB became 150.
In the other thread: I goofed about partitioning making bigger-
Yes, that's a good point in this context.
Remember what everyone told you about floppies?: Don't carry them in
your shirt pocket! Always put them into their sleeve!
Fortunately, my stick is not gone yet:
I used a standing-around PC laptop to copy the data (3 GB or more,
that would have taken ages
set a single user account for all
Simple initially but in the long run it could become far more trouble
I agree; also you'd want to give each kid their own desktop, picture
folder, etc.
The extra Admin account for yourself is a good idea, especially as
their mom might change the password, then
that utility is active.
I would typically start it before mounting a (Fat32) USB stick or HD
that I only need to read from, and quit it right after.
That seems better for the file system than the Clean up non-Mac
disks util I am using so far, just before unmounting them.
Geke
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Geke suggested that I can remotely administer the computer via
TeamViewer, but it's really too much money for me to pay.
Sorry for responding so late, but I wanted to really check this:
the TeamViewer I know is completely free for private use.
http://www.teamviewer.com/index.aspx
Greetings
Update:
This aburgh-Disk-Arbitrator doesn’t run on my Tiger machine...
Maybe it’s better like that, because that forensic stuff somehow
looks like dangerous to me.
Thanks anyway; it fits to the thread title, so someone may find it and
find it useful.
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Used 17 displays go through ebay for little money. But many of those
are half-broken: the fly-back transformers are very fragile, and
expensive/very difficult to replace.
So I’m sure your new ones are just what many users have been wishing
for. Where are you located? :-)
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We’re having quite a number of topics in here now, but anyway:
I’ve been asking myself whether it’s better to top post or bottom
post?
My guess is bottom post while deleting from the previous post the part
that is not being answered.
I’m sure the rules are posted somewhere, but anyone inclined to
Tiger is smoother, as you told me
thank you
You already found out, but anyway:
Apple has been replacing emulation code by native code up to Tiger,
and that’s the fastest OS X of all. In later versions, additions have
started to make things slower again.
Also, a lot of software requires a
You’re welcome.
One thing I forgot to mention: to work comfortably, TeamViewer needs
relatively fast internet connections on both computers. So try it out
before building your way of working on it.
And I just wanted to mention also that I got a really good feeling
from this thread. If you’d want
I need a generator that could give me a txt file of, for example, every
possible combination of the numbers 1234567890, or letters abcdefg. I might
be dreaming here.
(One Jonas ate up the other’s topic, but it all comes back:)
This thing may be doing what you want, but you need to have Python
OK then, to finish it off my 2¢ worth :-)
If your car got hit by lightning, it will probably hold a charge. But
you can drive it close to a lamppost or something, and open the door a
bit to just touch that thing. That should discharge the car, and you
have saved Sparky’s life!!!
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Hi Greg,
I also think 10.4.11 is the best OS to use on this Mac, as long as you
don’t need stuff included in Leopard of course. It’s certainly the
fastest.
RAM: it seems to have 512+128. I really recommend buying at least one
more 512. But be careful: many modules offered are so-called high-
Just a thought: would a G5 videocard (AGP or PCI) with an ADC port fit
in this MacPro? Or don’t such cards exist?
And, if this is possible, what would be the drop in performance?
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I would like to delete them as no combination of commands can empty my trash
can.
Apple made that folder invisible exactly to prevent you from doing
that!
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Look around for a noise fix on that G4 case fan. I read it somewhere
-- maybe here -- and it was basically just cushioning the fan by
putting soft rings around the screws holding the fan assembly.
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Jane, do you have a backup image of your system?
What you write sounds like it's damaged:
1. the OS 9 drivers are there and I have started up in 9 before. But
it will NOT start up in 9 now. I even had to run Disk Warrior to get
it back to boot in 10.4. Everything else is working just fine.
2. I
Here's a list of sites offering games:
http://www.7128.com/top25/topsitesblind.html
Unfortunately, most are Windows games, and somehow it's a pity to use
that real nice computer for Windows...
Anyway, one site (from the above list) that has Mac games too:
http://www.nanogames.com/gamelist.htm
Experiment report:
On a GigE I am setting up, VLC played videos with normal sound, but
with a black picture. The window adjusted to the video’s aspect ratio,
but remained black.
After some experimenting, I think I have localized the cause: VLC does
this with certain graphic cards. I don’t know
It requires a spiffy internet connection and an up-to-date version of
Flash, but I love the Sesame Street site!
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I’m new to the console, but somehow I noticed that every program I
start generates an entry in console.log stating the name of the
program and Can't open input server /Library/InputManagers/untitled
folder.
What does that mean?
I’m using 10.4.11
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Sorry for this question about a non-PPC-Mac, but my friend’s MacBook
Pro running 10.6 couldn’t read his external harddisk and he asked me
to help.
I looked in DiskUtility which showed the drive but couldn’t mount it.
I guess the drive is failing -- I have to test more.
But the weird thing is that
Try starting in safe mode: hold down the shift key while booting.
Thanks Bruce. Only, I couldn’t try it out: a day or two later, when my
busy friend finally gave me a chance to do a safe boot on his MacBook,
I quickly checked Disk Utility before restarting, and those drives
were gone. The
I don’t know what you need the higher resolution for, or if this will
work with your MacMini, but a solution might be to connect another
(cheap) monitor to the second port and put the two side by side?
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I have set up a Mac for public use. It starts up and shuts down
automatically at the beginning and end of the day -- but the shutting
down works only if the Mac is being used at the scheduled time.
I like to have it sleep and log off after some time though, because
there’s not that many people
Display: So what do you see?
No installations: Do you mean you can’t install programs? Which ones
have you tried?
Which version OS are you using? Do you have administrator rights?
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1. I’d say go for Tiger or newer. Lots of software require Tiger or
newer, and Tiger is faster than Jaguar or Panther.
2. Leopard or Tiger? Speed depends on which programs you use and is
subjective anyway, so it’s hard to say if you’d be satisfied with
Leopard’s speed.
This may not be legal, but
lphilen wrote:
With help from others, i have got my computer running great.
thanks to all who offered help.
Hey, the list likes to get some feedback please... What was the
culprit? Was it that you didn’t have the password installed by the
previous user? And did you manage to reset it? Or, did
Yersinia wrote:
Does this mean that if a Mac's problem can indeed be traced to a
malfunctioning (for whatever reason) PRAM battery and you buy a new
one that tests good (with a voltmeter) and THAT doesn't fix it you
might as well give up on that Mac and use or sell it for parts?
In principle,
Then what can be the difference between the two systems, the one on
the old drive and the newly-installed one?
Can you try the drive on another computer? Or do you have a clone of
that old system you can boot from and see if the drive appears with
that one running?
Or does this HD need some
Hi Barney,
Maybe you’re gently mocking the listers for always reporting all those
problems? It’s true, the list doesn’t reflect our life with Mac in a
balanced way, but then, I don’t think it’s supposed to.
On the other hand, it could be refreshing from time to time to hear
stories of G3-G5s
Sorry for hijacking the thread, but I have a problem with TeamViewer:
I can initiate a session from a Mac to a PC, but not the other way
around, or from a Mac to a Mac.
Any idea what could be wrong?
I’ve tried both over the internet and on the LAN (to which all three,
2 Macs and the PC are
I think it’s wise to leave it at Tiger, especially if you’re more
familiar with that and will do tech support.
If you give him an administrator account, then the best thing you can
do is to get an external HD with Firewire and set up a complete
(incremental) backup schedule with Carbon Copy
Sorry it doesn't work on your Mac, Yersinia.
Somehow it works OK on my G4 2x500.
Maybe the hype is over by now? I'm on digest...
Anyway, I think it's nice but not fabulous. The best part is where the
guy rejects Bill Gates' offer!
I recorded the thing with RealAudio, if you want you can download
I have 3 high density 512mb chips... am I good to go?
Try before you buy is the best way. Or ask the seller to confirm
they’ll work in your specific model.
Actually, I thought all Macs needed low-density RAM -- it seems it
gives better performance or reliability -- but if you have those chips
I was in the same situation some time ago.
Seeing that the price for a used card with DVI out was only about 30
USD (that is, not much more than the cost of an ADC-DVI adapter) I
decided to go for the card.
And in the process, I improved the computer’s performance, because the
original card in
Some knowing better please correct me, but could it be that this Mac
only supports this OS when its firmware has not been updated?
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@Albert:
The Digital Audio has this quirk that it has 3 physical RAM slots but
4 logical ones.
@Mark:
The DA does need 133MHz. What you can do from here is swapping the
modules in slot 2 and 3 and see how they are reported then.
If slot 2 is reported empty after the swap, you know the module has
YouTube is heavy on the computer, unfortunately it's as simple as
that.
You can improve the display by not using full-screen mode, and by
using a low-resolution alternative stream as pointed out by the other
posters.
Or see if you can increase the computer's RAM, and maybe install a
clean OS.
Re.
Interesting idea, Tina.
How do you do that, making Safari (or Camino, or FireFox) pretend it’s
an iPad?
I did something like that with my PB1400 running 8.6.
Its Wamcom browser doesn’t digest Wikipedia well, so I use a
convertor for reading Wikipedia on a mobile device.
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Thanks for that great info!
Nice to have everything together in one thread, too.
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But I would not expect a computer of any
manufacture that old to stream HD anyway. Are my machines anomalies
in that they handle youtube and other Flash sites just fine?
If one knows what to expect, one is never disappointed!
And I guess it makes a difference if you keep your Macs
Anyone knows how to suggest a feature for Google groups?
I’m on Digest for this group, and over the links in the email, I can
jump either to seeing the complete thread, or just to one post. But
usually what I want really is to see all new posts in a thread
starting from a certain one.
So I’m
Jane,
You can press Shift+Command+3 when that message comes up.
That makes a screenshot of your entire screen which you can open with
Preview.
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finally found a way to lose weight that works and is actually healthy
for you! let me know if you have any questions
about it.
Question: Would you please take some more of that berry stuff?
I mean, just enough to get to weight 0.
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