Hi Alex! You might check your energy saver control panel and look
at Options
(next to Sleep). Check Processor Performance to see that it is
set to Automatic
and not to Highest. It will indeed run hot if that setting is
Highest. Hope this helps!
See ya...Ken Presley
Yup, Ken, it is
On Aug 4, 2005, at 10:53 PM, Brian O'Neal wrote:
You may want to look at your activity monitor to see if there is
anything using alot of processor. Mine gets pretty warm on
occasion. Usually when I am running Virtual PC.
Aha!! VShieldCheck is using 70-85% of the CPU. I assume this is
Every OS X already has two mouse buttons, click and ctrl-click. Apple
are just finally accepting that it's simpler to put the ctrl on the
mouse and not the keyboard if you're going to argue that a mouse is a
necessary device. Then again, was that just a feature that turned up
in OS X as a
Now if only they would put the scroll wheel on the laptop too :)
Haven't seen it on Apple products but my HP laptop has a mousepad where
a narrow strip on the right is in fact a scroll strip. If you slide
your finger vertically along the right-hand edge of the mousepad it
scrolls the window
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Sparing in expenditure; frugal to excess.
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I use Powweb, which offers single-plan hosting and has had excellent
uptime and has enough features to be usable all the way into
e-commerce. Support has generally been very good on the few occasions
I've needed it. Cost is $7.77/month, paid in one- or two-year
installments, with additional
What you want to use is Sidetrack.
www.ragingmenace.com/software/sidetrack/
I have been using it for a couple of years now
on PowerBooks works great. You can tap on a corner to get your
right click or make other corners do a shortcut. Great piece of software.
You can sit what side of your track
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Dear Ones,
This morning when I got up, Mozilla wouldn't show any text in the mail
body
window, so I turned it off, then on. Now, all my folders and preferences are
gone.
I am the correct user, albeit with a tabula rasa. Can I get my old folders,
filters, etc. back? The address
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I really loved the PowerBook 100 with its trackball.
Anne
On Friday, August 5, 2005, at 10:03 AM, Bryan Forrest wrote:
The latest Mac PowerBooks are supposed to have smart trackpads,
which allow scrolling if you drag two fingers across them instead of
just one. Some people like it, some
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