Hi Ranulph,
Apple TV is a bit of a misnomer really as all it does is allow you to stream
media from your Mac/s (via iTunes) to your TV screen - it is not a device for
actually watching live television. I am not aware of there being anyway to
connect these to any 3rd party device/s.
Happy New
Thanks for the info Sam,
A sorry tale that highlights the need for regular backing up. I always add that
it has to be a better option to save an attachment rather than dragging it out
of the mail, at least then you get the opportunity to re-name the file. As you
say it is highly unusual to see
I will be trying it on my MacBook Air first as this is not a machine I rely on
daily. Hopefully problem free I will upgrade the others soon after.
Chris
On 12 Jul 2011, at 16:38, Simon Atkinson wrote:
I'll be updating on my new iMac as I'm just starting to use it slowly but I'm
going to
Thanks for this Toby - very interesting and useful information.
Chris
On 15 Feb 2011, at 10:36, Toby Leighton wrote:
Hello all,
I am going to send this to the SMUG group, who helped me out a lot yesterday
morning when I was in a slightly frantic panic, and to BNM because there are
a lot
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I ran Rapport for approx. 4 hours a few months back. As my machine fought back
in a grindingly slow way I disabled it and have left it like that ever since. I
still growl every time I log in to my Alliance and Leicester account and get
invited to employ it to assist me in keeping myself safe.
I can access that page without issue. You may done so already but I would empty
cache, close browser down, restart it and try again.
Chris
On 3 Dec 2010, at 14:50, David Ransom wrote:
I'm working from home today thanks to the snow, and trying to upload a
completed PDF file to the printer's
The best App for the iPhone is UK Train Times, a National Rail Enquiries run
App - very useful if you are a train traveller. I am not an iPad owner but I
would imagine they have the same App adapted for that platform (almost a very
poor train based pun).
Chris
On 2 Dec 2010, at 17:42,
I have just done virtually the same thing - from a 13 MacBook Air to a new 11
one. When you first start up the new machine you have the option to transfer
data from a previous Mac. I used Wi-Fi and it took a while but worked fine.
Choose the option and you will be presented with an access code
Hi,
We use Kate Benjamin from time to time and she is certainly competent:
Tel: 07974 207270 /Email: k...@katebenjamin.com
Not sure what her schedule is like but she is worth a go
Chris
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I know it costs but I have recently upgraded 2 machines to Parallels 5
and so far have found it more stable and far better integrated with
the Mac OS (both machines on latest Mac system). I had a number of
irritating niggles using Parallels 3, nothing serious but annoying
none the less
Windows 7 compatability is the top of their key notes for this
release. I agree about the price although as I said before I do think
they have made big improvements since version 3.
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I believe the answer is that initially anyone could download the app
and use Spotify with adverts for free. Then, once they had increased
their user base, they have started to restrict new users of the free
application to those receiving invites from existing Spotify Premium
members (who
Incidentally as a final word the premium subscriber gets the streams a
higher bit-rate.
On 18 Nov 2009, at 17:27, Chris Staples wrote:
I believe the answer is that initially anyone could download the app
and use Spotify with adverts for free. Then, once they had increased
their user
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I do not know the answer to that one - I have completed this operation
several times without a hitch (not yet in Snow Leopard) so was
assuming it to be the best way.
On 4 Nov 2009, at 19:54, Paul Howard wrote:
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wrote:
Hi
Good morning to all
This may be a long shot as I have tried a number of things but;
My Black 13 MacBook will not start up - I just get a blank screen.
I have tried:
1. Starting up on the original DVD and also the current system DVD (OS
10.6)
2. Resetting the PRAM
3. Holding down Control,
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Hi,
The ones I use all the time are:
WeatherPro / Tweetie / Flixster / Sky + / BA Flights / LogMeIn (bit
tricky on the small screen though depending on what you are doing) and
as a guitar player Chordmaster. Have many others that get used less
frequently and no doubt hundreds more useful
I have been using WiFiFoFum and this is fine under OS3.0
Chris
On 22 Jun 2009, at 11:24, Martin Douglas wrote:
Has anyone come up with an alternative to WiFinder - as it apparently
no longer works under OS 3.0?
Martin
On 22 Jun 2009, at 10:37, Pat Wilson wrote:
Flixter - local cinema
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(The intended
the synchronisation
times and iDisk space you will need to purchase will obviously be a
fair bit higher.
Chris Staples
On 19 May 2009, at 10:12, itsagr...@mac.com wrote:
Well, it has worked fine when I've tried it at home between my iMac
and iBook. However, the thing that makes it useless
:
I have a large MP3 file which want to break up into manageable parts.
Any suggestions please.
Many thanks
David
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Seems a strange reaction to me - as has been mentioned we all have a
delete button and there is plenty more useful advice through this list
than selling activity. Each to their own I guess...
On 25 Feb 2009, at 14:19, Patrick James wrote:
Hi
Well personally I've seen enough and I'm off.
of the isolation that is life to
either, will die. - E. M. Forster, Howard's End
Many thanks
Chris
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Hello Jonathan,
I have for several years been using the Squeezebox products.
Originally owned and developed by Slim Devices the product was bought
out by Logitech a while back. Information is available at www.slimdevices.com
or www.logitech.co.uk.
Having bought the first one about five
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