Dan, Lee Larson has invited you to open a Google mail account

Maybe I'll try it, but not today. I'm a bit pressed for time. Thanks for telling me about this. Dan Larson - Original Message - From: "Lee Larson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Dan Larson" Sent: Sunday, April 17, 2005 7:35 AM Subject: Dan, Lee Larson h

Kentucky Grads

Louisville Science and Math Grads, Louisville Science and Math Grads, we don't need no stinkin' Louisville Grads. Welcome to the US, Patel boys, the barn you will sleep in at Redmund, Washington is already for you. You will each be assigned your own computer, your own bowl and all of the curry

Re: [MacGroup] Speed test

Jonathan, Do tell, what service are you using to get such speeds? Do you have fiber direct to your home? > On Oct 14, 2017, at 12:31 AM, Jonathan Fletcher > wrote: > > Aw, Dan, I’m sorry you have to put up with that… > > > > Hmm, a little slow on the download toni

[MacGroup] Urgent Question about Word AutoRecovery

I have a writer who accidently closed a Word 2011 file that she was working on, and clicked “Don’t Save.” She thought she was closing another file. Result: she’s lost about five hours of work, roughly 2,000 words, and needless to say, is quite distraught. She did have Word’s “Save AutoRecover e

Re: [MacGroup] Urgent Question about Word AutoRecovery

autorecover file somewhere. > On Nov 15, 2017, at 3:19 PM, John Robinson wrote: > > Dan, > > I guess she doesn’t use iCloud as a backup of her desktop and documents? > That would solve her problem…. > > I also don’t use Microsoft enough to know how the backups work, I don

Re: [MacGroup] Urgent Question about Word AutoRecovery

MFaQ&c=OAG1LQNACBDguGvBeNj18Swhr9TMTjS-x4O_KuapPgY&r=F2GFXrjLFqVo3VwvIlo_XYeEiRRjHv15rxcenz7A21woG2aFGcrzndoSsskxfmOs&m=-pwAa_cSS70n7DOVM9P6nUm89xiYKWeBuxKvbCZNaxE&s=yxn8Kc4FQIJZpG4FmcYxe0PISa6wxaGDOLoPIX1XddM&e=> > Sent from my iPhone > > On Nov 15, 2017, at 3:25 PM, Dan <mailto:dcrutc...@loumag.com>> wrote:

[MacGroup] MacBook Pro charger and password manager

works, and syncs, on Mac, iPad and iPhone? I don’t need the most sophisticated one, but it must be easy to use and understand, since it’s for my spouse, who is always losing those little pieces of paper she writes the passwords down on. Thanks. Dan > On Jan 5, 2018, at 4:23 PM, Bill Ris

Re: [MacGroup] MacBook Pro charger and password manager

charging cable for one MBPro. > On Jan 6, 2018, at 9:58 PM, Nelsn Helm wrote: > > for one computer or several? > >> On Jan 6, 2018, at 14:43, Dan wrote: >> >> Two questions: >> >> 1. Does anyone have an extra charging cable for a vintage 2015 MacBoo

[MacGroup] iPhone voicemail weirdness

Lately my iPhone X has been refusing to play back voicemails. It transcribes them as best it can, but when I touch the play icon, nothing happens, it just sits there at 0 and does not progress. Any thoughts, advice? Dan ___ MacGroup mailing list

Re: [MacGroup] Voicemail forwarded from my iPhone

What others said: obviously spam. Aside from other reasons, clues are wrong syntax and poor grammar: “windows” not capitalized; “Micro Soft” as two words (and in other instances lower-cased as one word); “has been expired” rather than “has expired”; the use of “Let me repeat” and then “I will r

[MacGroup] Resolve IP addresses

Is there a utility program to resolve IP addresses — that is, to find the domain name associated with the numerical IP address? If no such program, how to do it from Terminal? Thanks. Dan Crutcher ___ MacGroup mailing list Posting address: MacGroup

[MacGroup] Shared calendar

unsubscribe from it. Does anyone know how to do that? Can she create a new calendar on her computer and copy all of these existing shared ones to that calendar and thereby make them “hers” and not mine? Thanks. Dan Crutcher ___ MacGroup mailing list

Re: [MacGroup] iPad Safari Taken Over

Have you tried clearing history in your Safari settings on the iPad? Go to the Settings on your iPad and you should find a group of settings for Safari that includes a “Clear History” option. That’s not the exact name of it, but it’s something like that. > On Jul 5, 2017, at 11:55 AM, Richard D

Re: [MacGroup] Apple Pay - Check it out John Robinson

And while you’re at it, Harry, why don’t you try sending me some money too? $100 would do just fine, but if you want to send more, that’s okay too. Dan > On Sep 18, 2017, at 3:39 PM, John Robinson wrote: > > Harry, I’m doing the Happy Dance, and just to be sure it’s working correctl

Re: [MacGroup] backup application?

Lee, I have just invented a new information storage technology that is guaranteed to last thousands of years. I call it StoneChisel and it’s exactly what its name denotes: chiseling into stone. I know that the ancients actually invented this a few thousand years ago, but I’m pretty sure they fo

MacGroup: Using High Speed to Send Email

t per session when you're using it as your internet connection and not sending from your AOL account). Downloading PostFix seems to have given me the ability to send email instantly from anywhere. You'll know it's working if you see this email posted on MacGroup. Dan > MacGroupies,

MacGroup: Chinese?

ottom of the file, but the main text will usually be readable (and copyable), though it won't retain any of its formatting. Dan >I have two related questions. >1) I received an attachment today. I know what it is, a >contract from a local hotel. The attachment is called > > &g

MacGroup: Re: Former U.S. V.P. Elected to Apple Board

lieve_, I truly believe, deep down in the depths of my soul, that Al Gore would _not_ have accepted credit for the creation of the Internet if anyone had actually believed the supposed claim. Dan >Is anyone here naive enough to believe that Ozone Al would _not_ have >accepted credit fo

MacGroup: Re: Former U.S. V.P. Elected to Apple Board

ternet/BBS flame-war standards and I doubt it will go much further. This group doesn't normally put up with too much off-topic commentary. Dan >I am not familiar with internet discussions other than this group. I am >amazed at the carelessness of the dialogue. I could never talk with an &

MacGroup: Canon LiDE30 Scanner problems...

l -- and should -- correct that. How to best correct it is a difficult call. I'd like to hear what you and other think about that issue. Dan >Troy, > >Avoiding the problems and confusion such as the ones that you are currently >faced with is the primary thing we sell. Its called

MacGroup: iPod not showing up

he installer is grayed out. Powerbook G4, OS 10.2.4, iPod software version 1.2, iTunes v. 3.0.1. Thanks. Dan | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will | be March 25. The LCS Web page is <http://www.kymac.org>.

MacGroup: iPod not showing up

Wouldn't that wipe out everything that's on it? I'd rather not have to do that unless it's the only atlternative. >Dan, > >Try resetting your ipod. > >Ward > >On 3/30/03 12:53 PM, "Dan Crutcher" >wrote: > >> Anyone have any ide

MacGroup: Good article on Apple's future

Got one here. Dan Crutcher >Out of curiosity, how many subscribers to this list have an >ipod? I do. > >Diane Stinnett > > > >| The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will >| be July 22. The LCS Web page is <http://www.kymac.org&g

MacGroup: Good article on Apple's future

I got the same "can't be found" result, even when I made sure the ".htm" was included. I think the problem may be explained by this sentence from the page that I arrived at (I suspect Bryan is a BusinessWeek subscriber and that's why he can get to the article but we cannot): "The latest inform

MacGroup: what's an iMac worth?

Jeff: That sounds like a reasonable price. I would check out eBay to get the most realistic pricing on that model. How many does he have? I may want to buy a few. Dan Crutcher > >Hi All, >I have a distributor selling a bunch of used Imacs 333mhz ? >colors ? grape, orange, green &am

MacGroup: what's an iMac worth?

$200-$250 price range in the last few weeks. Average is probably $225 or $230. A few with extras went for $275 or so. I didn't see any that hit the $300 mark. Dan >While I normally agree with the idea of checking eBay for prices, when >it comes to Mac stuff, eBay tends to be overpr

MacGroup: VNCs, VPN, AFP, WTF?

and for transferring files that I needed in the middle of the night. Dan >On 7/15/2003 11:48, Bill Rising wrote > >>Hey Folks! >> >>I (finally) started trying to get my office machine and two home machines >>into some sort of worthwhile integrated network... and then

MacGroup: Spam etc.

nlargement. That's an average of 17.7 emails per day on just that one subject. I'd say spam has gotten out of hand. Dan | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will | be August 26. The LCS Web page is <http://www.kymac.org>. | This list's page is <http://erdos.math.louisville.edu/macgroup>.

MacGroup: Spam etc.

;m the administrator of my business's email server and it sends me any email that comes to loumag.com that isn't properly addressed to a current employee. Which means I get misaddressed email, email sent to former employees, etc. So my email -- and spam -- haul is somewhat exaggera

MacGroup: OS X structure

current user's Library folder? Does it matter which one it goes in? Do you know of any especially good web sites or tutorials on this subject that I might look at? Dan | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will | be January 28. The LCS Web page is <http://www.kymac.org>.

MacGroup: InDesign

ating PDFs, I mean creating actual postscript files to send to a printer)? Dan | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will | be January 28. The LCS Web page is <http://www.kymac.org>.

MacGroup: Macworld

of their cost to produce and deliver the 12 magazines they will send you. They make their money on advertising, not on subscription fees. Not that any of that should keep you from subscribing if you want the magazine; that's just the way it works. Dan >Allan; > >The prices of mo

MacGroup: Browser losing home setting

home page is www.apple.com. Launch Safari, home page is home.netscape.com/apple.adp. Open Internet panel in System Preferences, click on Web tab, home page is set to http://livepage.apple.com. What's going on? Dan | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will | be January 2

MacGroup: Re: Browser losing home setting

on for the experts: Suppose I've pressed the power button and clicked on the "Shut Down" button and then remember that there's one little thing I meant to do before shutting down. Is there any way to cancel or interrupt the shut down process so I don't have to wait for it

MacGroup: control strip

That's one of the cardinal rules of safe computing: Never, ever turn your back on a computer. >It's always astonishing what these little gremlins do in your computer >behind your back!!! | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will | be March 25. The LCS Web page is

MacGroup: Contact Information Management

b- or comma-delimited text files that any of the above programs can import. I suspect that a macro program like QuicKeys (or even better, One Click, but it only works in OS 9) would also be helpful in doing a lot of the repetitive work of standardizing the records. Dan >Contact Inf

MacGroup: Ethernet link down

It is possible that the ethernet cable between the modem and the computer is bad. You might want to check that first as it would be the least expensive item to repair or replace. Dan >Hi all, > >It seems as though the ethernet link is "down" on my mom's G4. The cable &

MacGroup: MacGroup members...Apple Museum?

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Display Notification: Re: MacGroup: why does this happen?

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Display Notification: Re: MacGroup: why does this happen?

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Display Notification: MacGroup: iphoto 1.1.1

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MacGroup: laserprinter

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MacGroup: Equipment needed

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MacGroup: Any OS X users experiencing this?

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MacGroup: Video

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MacGroup: OS X and Bellsouth DSL

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Display Notification: MacGroup: Updated Microsoft Fonts

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MacGroup: Macros under X

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MacGroup: Local Network Woes

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MacGroup: Applescript Icons

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MacGroup: Setting up web server in X

n called "cgi-bin" -- and if the latter, where should it be created? I'm sure there will be more questions to come, but this will do for now. Dan | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will | be January 24 at Pitt Academy, 6010 Preston Hig

MacGroup: Virex

I don't use any virus-protection software and haven't for about five years. I don't know of any Mac viruses. Dan > I haven't upgraded to Tiger, thus did not know, just wondered why i > never heard anything about Virex anymore. What virus fighter do > you al

MacGroup: To paraphrase, "Widgets? ...we donn need noe stinkin' widgets!"

I updated to 10.4.4 last night and, indeed, it does contain a "white pages" widget. The icon looks just like the yellow pages one, and it says "People" underneath it. I tried it on myself and a couple of friends in distant cities and it seemed to work fine. > As I understand it, it is a pu

MacGroup: iPod won't charge

USA a few weeks ago for about $30. Dan > I have a shuffle and it doesn't seem to charge unless > I connect it to the back of my mini (a pain in the you > know what). I just bought a new apple keyboard > (standard one) thinking it was because my older > keyboard was USB 1 an

MacGroup: Photoshop Help

I'm using Photoshop 7.0.1, OS 10.4.4; when I go to Photoshop's Help function it launches, by default, Internet Explorer 5.1 in OS 9 to use as the browser that accesses the help files. I cannot find any preference or other way to change that setting so it launches an OS X browser -- Safari,

MacGroup: Photoshop Help

an find it. > Photoshop Help has no brain, it select the OS default web browser. > In Panther or later, open Safari/Preferences/Default Web > Browser=Safari. Prior to Panther, it's Systems Prefs/Web/Default > Web Browser=Safari...jf > > On Jan 15, 2006, at 8:12 PM, Dan Crutche

MacGroup: iPod won't charge

I'm flummoxed. Maybe all center-mounted-port USB keyboards aren't the same. Of course, I also was not using a Mac Mini as the base computer -- but it did work on two computers that only have USB 1.1, so I don't think that you absolutely _have_ to have USB 2.0 to charge your Shuffle. >> Stu

MacGroup: Photoshop Help

You assume correctly. > I assume your APS 7 is installed on OS X in Applications? ...jf > > On Jan 15, 2006, at 9:44 PM, Dan Crutcher wrote: > >> My default web browser was set to Firefox; I changed it to Safari >> thinking maybe just making a change would

MacGroup: Windows to Mac networking

from one of the Windows computers to my Powerbook (running regular old X 10.4.4) it would help me understand how Windows goes about finding available file-sharing computers on the network. Dan | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will | be January 24 at Pitt Acade

MacGroup: Windows to Mac networking

," is that correct? If it can fill me in on what "Open Directory" means and whether I should activate it, I'd definitely buy the book. Apple's PDF manuals for OS X Server seem to written for IT geeks. Dan > Dan, > > Buy Shoun Regan's Book (he's a fre

MacGroup: Linksys router as hub

ess the Linksys' web interface -- on either A or B -- to change any configuration settings? (Such as turning off NAT on Linksys B?) Essentially, I want Linksys B to serve as a "dumb" router on the network to give me more Ethernet access points in that one room. Thanks. Dan

MacGroup: Linksys router as hub

d turn your B router in to just a pass > through. No crossover is needed. > > Brian O'Neal > > > On Jan 18, 2006, at 9:36 AM, Dan Crutcher wrote: > > I have two computers in a room that has only one Ethernet > connection to my LAN. I want both computers to be c

MacGroup: Photoshop Help

That did the trick. Thanks. > From the Swiss cheese. In the Finder. Applications/Adobe Photoshop > 7.0/Help/help.htm. Click on help.htm and Get Info CMD+I. Click Open > With, then select Firefox.app from the dialog box. Do not click > Change All. Quit APS 7 if it's open, Firefox should be th

MacGroup: Linksys router as hub

7;m attaching to the 2nd Linksys is one of those coming out of the 24-port router. Actually I probably will need several of these two-to-four-port simple routers in the future that serve only to extend the network and needn't provide any other services. Does anyone know of a good, in

MacGroup: iWork versus AppleWorks

Is iWork 06 a free update? I bought the 05 edition (and have hardly used it). Free or paid, where would one find the update? > Yeah, all those little helper apps will get updated to 06. iPhoto > Library Helper was a shareware favorite...jf > > http://homepage.mac.com/bwebster/iphotolibrarymana

MacGroup: High resolution screen shots

increasing its resolution to 300 will give you a much bigger file to send to the printer, but won't actually increase its print quality (I don't think). Dan > I?ve been given the job of creating a how-to manual that will be > sent to press. I?m looking for a utility that wil

MacGroup: Funny Video

Is anyone else unable to get sound with this video? The video portion plays fine, but I get no sound in either Firefox or Safari. I have checked system preferences -- my sound output is set to "built- in audio", the mute button is unchecked and the sound slider is about three quarters of the

MacGroup: Funny Video

Found the solution to my sound problem. Seems that some audio applications can change system sound settings to a sample rate that is too high for other applications to use. I have no idea which application did this, but this may also explain why I've been having problems getting sound in Wi

MacGroup: web hosting options

data transmission -- several thousand T-1s or something like that. It was installed for halfpricehosting.com but never used. Dan > Another nice local company: > > http://www.halfpricehosting.com/ > > Inexpensive and reliable, just the way things ought to be. > > b3 wrote: &g

MacGroup: Importing Mailboxes

tc. inside that mailbox, but those folders are empty. Could this be caused by the changes made in Mail between 10.3.9 and 10.4.x? Any suggested solutions? Dan | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will | be April 25 at Pitt Academy, 6010 Preston Highway. | The LC

MacGroup: 10.4.6

No problems here. I've upgraded my Powerbook and two or three eMacs to 10.4.6 and nobody's died yet. Dan > Is all well to download 10.4.6? Somebody seemed to have had > troubles? I thought I ask first before I take the step. > Marta > > > -- next

MacGroup: disk repairs, etc

reports any errors. Just for peace of mind. You shouldn't have to boot from an install disk to do this -- that's just for when your hard disk is so munged that it's the only way you can start up. Dan > Recently, without really knowing why, I decided to "Repair &g

MacGroup: disk repairs, etc.

Does Disk Utility have a "Verify Disk" button that is not grayed out? And you have to first select the disk or volume (in the left panel of the Disk Utility window) that you want to verify or repair. > When I open Disk Utility, the Repair Disk button is greyed out. I > assume that?s because

MacGroup: Read only problems

Sounds like you need SharePoints: SharePoints gives you a lot of the permission functions of OS X Server in standard OS X. It's a great program. http://www.hornware.com/sharepoints/ > I cannot figure out what the deal is with "read only" files. When > I create > a new Word document and save

MacGroup: SharePoints

I had responded to your original post with: Sounds like you need SharePoints. SharePoints gives you a lot of the permission functions of OS X Server in standard OS X. It's a great program. http://www.hornware.com/sharepoints/ > Would you'all be kind enough to re-respond to my sharing questio

MacGroup: em dash in Windows

Now that Macs do Windows, I hope this is an appropriate question for this forum: What keystroke combination is used in Windows to produce an "em dash" (that's the longest dash available, not to be confused with an "en dash, which is slightly shorter)? On a Mac it's Option-Shift-Hyphen. -

MacGroup: em dash in Windows

; > > > On Apr 29, 2006, at 9:10 PM, Lee Larson wrote: > >> On Apr 29, 2006, at 7:47 PM, Dan Crutcher asked: >> >>> What keystroke combination is used in Windows to produce an "em >>> dash" (that's the longest dash available, not to be confused

MacGroup: SharePoints

need me to. Dan > Dan, > > Thanks for the SharePoints tip. However, on the download page, it > says, ?***Caution: SharePoints only modifies the permissions on the > directory that is shared. All directories residing within the > shared directory retain their original permissio

MacGroup: Help with Address Book!

attach that picture file to your email by dragging it into the body of the email text. That might help us diagnose the problem. Dan > Dan, > > I don't even have an address book listing in my Applications folder > when I double-click on it. It's not there. It does show up

MacGroup: Help with Address Book!

attach that picture file to your email by dragging it into the body of the email text. That might help us diagnose the problem. Dan > Dan, > > I don't even have an address book listing in my Applications folder > when I double-click on it. It's not there. It does show up

MacGroup: Help with Address Book!

quot;poof." All you have to do to put it back into your Dock is to drag the application icon from the Applications folder into the dock and drop it. Dan > Help! > > I have suddenly had a major loss and am in mourning... my address > book is inaccessible.I know how to go the

MacGroup: Printer Browser

On my Powerbook, running 10.4.3, when I open the Printer Setup Utility and click on the "Add" icon in the toolbar, up pops a "Printer Browser" that shows me all the printers available to my computer (since I'm on a network, several show up). On my daughter's iBook, also running 10.4.3, and c

MacGroup: Printer Browser

bably will just do an archive and re-install of OS X on this iBook ... but I'd still like to understand what would cause these differences. > You have the printer drivers installed on the Powerbook, but not > the iBook? > > On Dec 21, 2005, at 9:22 PM, Dan Crutcher wrote: &

MacGroup: Printer Browser

Yes, Appletalk is turned on. > > >> On my Powerbook, running 10.4.3, when I open the Printer Setup >> Utility and click on the "Add" icon in the toolbar, up pops a >> "Printer Browser" that shows me all the printers available to my >> computer (since I'm on a network, several show up). >> >>

MacGroup: Printer Browser

ch. After installing Tiger and downloading all the updates, everything seems to be working fine now: the Printer Browser appears as it should; Disk Utility has the "repair permissions" tab and the trackpad is working. Dan | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society

MacGroup: insight blockage?

Bill, I have no trouble accessing your web site at http:// rising.homedns.org either. I am connecting through my Insight account at home. | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will | be January 24 at Pitt Academy, 6010 Preston Highway. | The LCS Web page is

MacGroup: M$ Office

For real-world use (read: exchanging files seamlessly with the PC- centric world) I don't think you really can avoid MS Office. I would recommend buying the student/teacher version of Office 2004 if you go that route. You can usually get it for $125-$150 and you get three installs with that.

MacGroup: Design Software

I have to ask: Are you related to (the well-known Louisville architect) Stratton Hammon? > Greg: > > As a retired architect, I have been using VectorWorks, a product of > Nametsceck North American. I started with Version 5 many years > ago, and am now using version 11. They are trying to ge

MacGroup: Help! Data Recovery

uld let me type in some magical Unix gobbledygook that would cure everything -- or at least let me recover a few data files? I eagerly, and anxiously, await any and all responses. Dan | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will | be May 25. The LCS Web page is <http://www

MacGroup: gotomyPC for Macs?

tial applications. I've never used it for Mac to PC connections, so can't speak to its capabilities there, but I'd definitely recommend giving it a try. Dan | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will | be May 25. The LCS Web page is <http://www.kymac.o

MacGroup: Powerbook Problems

I doubt I qualify as a guru, but I've owned several Powerbooks and currently have a 17" Powerbook G4. What do you want to know? > Is there a powerbook guru on this list? > > > > | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will > | be May 25. The LCS Web page is . >

MacGroup: Help! Data Recovery

plus Data Rescue on an external Firewire drive and try to boot the eMac from that drive. I'll let you know how it goes. Dan > Dan, > > I've had very good luck with a program called "Data Rescue" which is > available through this site --> http://www.prosofteng.

MacGroup: Help! Data Recovery

ntering for, primarily, the base block offset -- which is to say, how many blocks of "wrapper" might surround my HFS+ volume -- and secondarily, the block size (I will assume 8 for the latter, unless I hear differently)? Thanks, Dan | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society

MacGroup: Filemaker and email

il application to do the mailing, although I also have QuickMail and Entourage available if those would work better. Thanks. Dan | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will | be May 25. The LCS Web page is <http://www.kymac.org>. | List posting address: <mail

MacGroup: CD Write speeds

running OS 9.x. Is there any difference in CD writing speed between OS 9 and OS X? I would appreciate it if someone knowledgeable in this area could answer the above questions or tell me where I might find that information. Thanks. Dan Crutcher | The next meeting of the Louisville C

MacGroup: iPhoto question

to "no applicaton" (or to whichever application you want it to open. Dan >Is there anyway short of removing iPhoto from my computer to prevent >iPhoto opening automatically everytime I connect the memory card from my >digital camera to the computer? > >Thanks. > >Ha

MacGroup: Please disregard

This is a test message to see how my new spam filtering program, Spamfire, handles a message from a mail list. Dan | The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will | be November 25. The LCS Web page is <http://www.kymac.org>. | This list's page is <http://erdos.math.

MacGroup: 23" Cinema Display

Hey Ward, if you want a downtown location to display that puppy, we'll be glad to keep one here at Louisville Magazine. Hell, I'll even keep it right here in my office. And I won't charge you a dime. Dan >23" Cinema DisplayHey Folks, > > For anyone curious wha

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