Hi Rod,
The best value external drives are really 160/200/or 250GB, with 250GB
offering the lowest cost per GB.
The prices differences between 2MB and 8MB drives are minimal and when you
consider your getting a 3yr warranty on 8MB drives instead of 1 yr on the
2MB drives, this is definitely the b
Any thoughts?
I saw lots of Apple advertising on the streets of Melbourne (ie
several billboards more than I've seen in Perth).
I suspect the holdup with the Australian ITMS is more likely the
music companies than Apple. As far as advertising bucks go, remember
that Australia commands somet
Any thoughts?
I saw lots of Apple advertising on the streets of Melbourne (ie
several billboards more than I've seen in Perth).
I suspect the holdup with the Australian ITMS is more likely the
music companies than Apple. As far as advertising bucks go, remember
that Australia commands somet
On 13/10/2004, at 4:58 PM, Rod wrote:
Hi All!
Just wondering if anyone else thinks the same way.
Apple have a proud history of this. Can anyone say "No viruses"? Apple
don't seem to be able to.
Apple's main line now in selling the iMac G5 is "From the makers of the
iPod". Big deal.
I
the Australian iTunes shop issue is more likely to be one of getting
Apple being able to negotiate with or around the larger local music
industry types, who as we've seen with the CD import issue, are
fiercely parochial and self protective of the rather cosy little
money spinner they've got.
Any upgraders have any opinions/reviews of Office 2004, particularly
Word?
I'm interested in the new note taking in Word, but am just wondering if
the upgrade is worth the expense? Is it fantastically different?
Thanks in advance.
Matt.
Rod, you don't want everyone having Mac's do you? Don't you want that
exclusive feel, comforted in the knowledge that your superior taste
separates you from the plebs and gray mass market of the drones with
their ugly boxes? :-)
Anyway, the Apple iTunes store is mainly about the very complicat
Hi WAMUGers
I am busy spending my school holidays working on the End of Year DVD for our
yr12s.
Getting close to finished
BUT guess what's starting to bug me?
Not enough hard disk space!
I've got 2 external hard drives ( 40 and 80 Gb) but they are pretty full
also.
Please, what advice can you offe
Hi All!
Just wondering if anyone else thinks the same way. Prime example would be
the iTunes Music Store. We are in the middle of one of the biggest rating
shows of the year, Australian Idol, which I would figure would be the
absolute prime spot for advertising the iTunes Music Store. Yet we h
It works on the laptop, that is the updating of Office 2004 did not result
in a loss of the old settings and email.
On 13/10/04 12:40 PM, "Susan Hastings" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Oh Rats! Rats! I didn't know a mere update to Office 2004 would do chew
> my data.
>
> I've updated the laptop
Martin,
On 13 Oct 2004, at 11:54am, Martin Hill wrote:
Rob these links might help:
Uninstall MPEG-2 component:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=93196
Uninstall FCPHD:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=93811
Uninstall DVDSP
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artn
Oh Rats! Rats! I didn't know a mere update to Office 2004 would do chew
my data.
I've updated the laptop as well! I don't know if its data is there or
not 'cos I merely shut it down.
Oh well, back to Apple Mail for awhile...
On 13/10/2004, at 12:25 PM, Robert Howells wrote:
On 13/10/2004
On 13/10/2004, at 12:21 PM, Susan Hastings wrote:
Hi all, I used the updater for Microsoft 2004, and have lost all my
mail and settings for Entourage. I've done quite a search, I think
that everything is backed up on an external drive shortly before the
upgrade, but the new version of Entoura
Hi all, I used the updater for Microsoft 2004, and have lost all my
mail and settings for Entourage. I've done quite a search, I think that
everything is backed up on an external drive shortly before the
upgrade, but the new version of Entourage does not recognise any of the
files I found.
Ha
Rob, I just re-read your email - it sounds like you're not getting MPEG-2
appearing as an option in FCP or DVDSP despite having the MPEG-2 component
already installed? I assume you have the latest version of the playback
component installed?
In FCP, are you able to select
Export-> "Using Quicktime
> From: Rob Davies <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Quicktime MPEG2
> The above component of Quicktime should be available within FCPHD or
> DVDSP3?
>
> This computer has both, but Quicktime is not showing for export or
> accepting .m2v files for viewing, I know it used to, but since upgrade
> to OS
Morning All,
The above component of Quicktime should be available within FCPHD or
DVDSP3?
This computer has both, but Quicktime is not showing for export or
accepting .m2v files for viewing, I know it used to, but since upgrade
to OS X .3.5 we have a stalemate.
If somebody has a solution
FYI,
Microsoft Office 2004 Service Pack 1 is now available thought Microsoft
AutoUpdate application or from www.versiontracker.com
There has been a number of updates across the Office 2004 apps. And it all
seams to work just fine.
Cheers,
Peder
I don't own an iSight so this is all guesswork but it may work. The iSight
uses a streaming protocol so one possibility may be to try and use something
like QuickTime Broadcaster to connect to the iSight. It has an audio and a
separate video selection panel where you can select the source.
It may
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