MacGroup: e-Mailing iPhoto/iMovie Files?

I have two Macs, a desktop and a laptop. I would like to be able to work on an iPhoto or iMovie project between the two computers. For example, I might upload all of the pictures and video clips to my desk top and begin a project, then when I have to go on a business trip, transfer the

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I'm looking for a capability on the Mac that I had on my PC (Yes, I know, blasphemy!). In a text document on a Mac, I can delete a character by hitting the delete key (on a PC it's the backspace key). That will back delete a character. What I want to do is delete the next character or forward

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My ancient Apple keyboard has a forward delete key as well as page up and page down, end, home and several others which I have never used. Is it maybe an 'extended' keyboard? Are they still availible? (This one is not usb.) Ann Greg Schoettmer wrote: Jerry, Thank you!. Now, is it possible

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On Jan 29, 2006, at 10:49 AM, Jerry Freeman wrote: control + D = forward delete on a full keyboard, fn + delete on a mac laptop...jf Wow, thanks!! I am so happy to have this function back! Alex | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will | be January 24 at Pitt Academy,

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That is not what I am looking for. I checked all those before. Don't want the shortcuts. Just a keyboard picture that tells me the designation of the different f-keys, like : f 1 is to do this, f2 this etc. I neither want to enable or disable anything, I just want to know the settings at a

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On Jan 29, 2006, at 5:15 PM, Greg Schoettmer Greg at knightsridgefarm.com wrote: I would like to be able to work on an iPhoto or iMovie project between the two computers. For example, I might upload all of the pictures and video clips to my desk top and begin a project, then when I

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Oh yes, you will!! those typos are not included! For those you need the spell as you type feature on all , all the time. Mail does that marvelously, but Appleworks no- that's why I need a different word processor. Marta On Jan 29, 2006, at 17:40, Bill Micou wrote: Thnaks, R.D. and

MacGroup: e-Mailing iPhoto/iMovie Files?

Jonathan , this is a marvellous thing. I have this friend, new to DSL and she has this PC. So maybe we can make use of this file sharing experience. I am hoping to learn how to open a PC, just to help her along. Maybe i should buy her a Mac, but I am in the playing field for this iBook, so

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Hello! Lee, you have pointed out the most obvious thing that was right in front of me! My keyboard has a key over in the help/home/page up/page down/end section that must be for forward delete. Now I am once again productive Greg On 1/29/06 3:27 PM, Lee Larson leelarson at mac.com

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I'm using Tiger and when I highlight a word and try the control-click thing, the contextual menu that pops up doesn't have Look Up In Dictionary as one of its choices. Anne On Jan 29, 2006, at 5:00 PM, Jerry Yeager wrote: Also you can select a word or phrase in the Mail message (or in other

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I think I've gotten all my computer's quirks fixed. In attempting to get iWork to work, I tried all the usual things and eventually deleted the System caches. This solved many problems. Now all seems OK. Apple's Mail application works both to receive and send, but meanwhile I've gotten use to

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