MacGroup: iWork review

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MacGroup: Gunning for iTunes & iPod [faked-from]

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MacGroup: Latest Security Update...

Alex, thanks, but you probably got my answer in the meantime. And I did download the fixer they suggested in Macworld. It is called :CacheOut X . Gee, there are so many cashes to clean out, I had no idea about them , and now I dare not do it all before I haven't done any more checking. The ut

MacGroup: Latest Security Update...

Basically I'm just trying to reduce the clutter on the hard drive. In Safari: History (in the top menu bar) > Clear History. Then: Safari > Empty Cache. In Mail: Mailbox > Erase Deleted Messages > in all accounts. Mailbox > Erase Junk Mail. I also empty the Desktop Trash. But don't take any of

MacGroup: Latest Security Update...

Alex, i found my own answer in the Feb issue of Macworld where there is an article how to keep your Mac healthy. It explains the cache files. I only used to delete the Safary Cache in case of slowdown. Marta On Feb 1, 2005, at 12:50, John Robinson wrote: > Alex, > > Guess I am not cautious enoug

MacGroup: Latest Security Update...

I did not have any trouble downloading, I have the new security update on the iMac and the powerbook. I do run Macjanitor and the diskutility periodically, but Alex, when you say you clean the caches, what do you mean by that? Marta On Feb 1, 2005, at 12:05, Alex Whitman wrote: >> I've been ho

MacGroup: Gunning for iTunes & iPod [faked-from]

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MacGroup: Latest Security Update...

Alex, Guess I am not cautious enough, I just downloaded the upgrade on five computers and didn't think a thing about it. Got along fine with them all, guess next time I should be more cautious. John R. On Feb 1, 2005, at 12:05 PM, Alex Whitman wrote: >> I've been holding off downloading the

MacGroup: Latest Security Update...

> I've been holding off downloading the update until someone gives the > "All > Clear." > > For whatever it's worth, yesterday I downloaded and installed it on a G4 iMac and a G4 iBook with no problems. As I have learned from experience, I first emptied the trash and the caches and ran MacJanit

MacGroup: bad binaries

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MacGroup: neither option key working

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MacGroup: neither option key working

Boot from the OS cd and retest. B.O' On Feb 1, 2005, at 8:16 AM, Bill Rising wrote: > Hey folks, > > Another problem: on my keyboard at work, suddenly neither option key > works. This sounds too coincidental to be a hardware failure. > > Failed attempts so far: > Restart. Option keys still non

MacGroup: neither option key working

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MacGroup: Re: High speed access newbie

Just wanted to thank everyone for their input on this topic. You've given me some other options to explore and some valuable info. Hope to be speeding along the internet soon. -- Thanks! Beth Fastline Publications Inc. DISCLAIMER: This communication is confidential and may be legally privilege

MacGroup: bad binaries

(knock on wood) but when I applied the security patch I didn't have any problems. It does appear to have touched the files you mention--I checked my ssh and it was indeed updated on January 14 when I ran the security update. I think I can search for all the /usr/bin files touched on January 14 an

MacGroup: MacGroup FAQ

This is an e-mail automatically sent to the MacGroup mailing list once per month. It contains some administrivia about list usage. It is always available at the list's Web page Additional questions about list management should be send to macgrou

MacGroup: Latest Security Update...

> Help! I have tried three times to download the new Security Update > 2005-001, Version 1.0, size 6.8 MB. > > Each time it has appeared on a drop-down screen telling me it is > available. (I am running an iMac with OSX, Version 10.3.7.) Each time, > I have tried to install it; the blue horizontal

MacGroup: Latest Security Update...

Help! I have tried three times to download the new Security Update 2005-001, Version 1.0, size 6.8 MB. Each time it has appeared on a drop-down screen telling me it is available. (I am running an iMac with OSX, Version 10.3.7.) Each time, I have tried to install it; the blue horizontal progress

MacGroup: bad binaries

Bill, Doesn't seem to be a problem, I had an older version of Panther on a computer I had given a couple about a year ago, so they needed an update and I was dreading all the incremental upgrades and security patches. I went to the Apple website and they had listed the Combination 10.3.7 whic