Fixed... (was Stuttering sound when moving edited iMovie back to tape)

Thanks Shay Your advice prompted me to do some necessary updating (like system from 9.0 to 9.1 and iMovie to 2.0.3). And there were some good pointers on the apple site you mentioned. All fixed now Cheers Mike Any iMovie 2.01 experts out there? I've just spent some time editing some

RE: Accessing IE cache | PDF web plug-in

If you just clicked on a PDF document, and you have the PDF web plug-in installed, it would have opened it up in Internet Explorer. (It's like Acrobat Reader is embedded in Internet Explorer) The way to save it (once it's completely loaded) is to click on the save button (the disk icon) and then

10.1 Update!

Hi All! Just a little more info on the 10.1 update. If you require the Developer CD update, you will need to purchase the update kit from Apple. The kits that are coming to resellers will only include 10.1 and 9.2.1 updates. And the reseller kits are in very short supply from Apple! Seeya

New iMacs?

Hi guys, I am looking into getting one of the new iMacs. I am trying to get the best value for money and am looking at the iMac 600mhz with CDRW. I was wondering why it only has 256k L2 cache? This seems too small for this kind of machine! Wouldn't this cause a bottle-neck in terms of the

Re: New iMacs?

On 27/09/2001 1:01 PM, Calvin Conkey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi guys, I am looking into getting one of the new iMacs. I am trying to get the best value for money and am looking at the iMac 600mhz with CDRW. I was wondering why it only has 256k L2 cache? This seems too small for this kind

Re: New iMacs?

Calvin The newer G3 chips have incorporated the L2 cache on to the chip itself - so it runs at the same clock speed as the chip. The older L2 cache was external to the chip and usually (on the lower end machines) only ran at half the clock speed. So, reportedly, the new G3s with 256k on-chip L2