In complete contrast to the odd Transparent Page tweak in Safari 1.3,
here's something that's actually incredibly useful, epecially if you
are studying CSS, or just want to see how a particular web page is put
together. Safari WebDevAdditions 1.0b4 (from VersionTracker, of course)
adds some
Morning,
Found this interesting article this morning. Not sure if it is a call
for arms, for Apple to be attacked, or a I am happy to be a Mac user?
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/04/21/apples_big_virus/
Cheers!
Rob Davies
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
It is the world which makes known to us our
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/from_our_own_correspondent/4464735.stm
Thought others might enjoy this article
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Duncan Hardman
Hi All,
The local micro-ISV (you know who I'm talking about if you came to the
WWDC Roadshow talk :-) ) is thinking of releasing a new product for
Tiger, round about the date of Tiger release. I need about 3-5 people
who are willing to be beta testers, any volunteers?
Conditions:
1. You
Can someone tell me the trick how to remove the top cover of a blue G3 slot
load iMac please. I've looked on the web without success.
Cheers, Paul.
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Dr Paul R. Weaver
http://www.livejournal.com/users/fremantlebiz/2004/
On Friday, Apr 22, 2005, at 09:17 Australia/Perth, Paul Weaver wrote:
Can someone tell me the trick how to remove the top cover of a blue G3
slot
load iMac please. I've looked on the web without success.
You don't.
You remove the bottom cover. Roll it over on a towel and remove its
soft
I think there is something in this, speaking as a person who is drawn to
communitarian values, and though raised as a Protestant, feels affinity with
people raised as Catholics...
Feel that this list has communitarian (rather than individualistic) values,
even though many of us are quite
These are a couple of interesting article posted today.
Apple's Big Virus in The Register no less. Written by the content
editor for Symantec's independent online magazine, SecurityFocus, who states
that she and most of the SecurityFocus team use Mac OS X to avoid all of the
security issues they
on a
1.25G4MDD, OS 10.3.8
Help viewer is very slow, is this normal, ie takes atleast a minute
of spining wheel/ballon
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Gary Dorn
Architect
Perth, Australia
GARY
I had this problem.
I deleted the pref files
com.apple.help.plist
And I think
com.apple.helpviewer.plist
And this solved the problem.
Rod
on 22/4/05 10:32 AM, gary dorn at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on a
1.25G4MDD, OS 10.3.8
Help viewer is very slow, is this normal, ie takes atleast a
Do any of you vintage Mac - Ophiles out there own a Paperport 2.0
scanner?
I'm trying to acquire a serial cable for this machine (The standard Mac
serial cable will not work as I believe the pin configuration is
slightly different at the Paperport end).
If anyone has one that I could beg/
Hi Gary,
Also try this:
(1) Quit Help Viewer if it is open.
(2) Open your Home Library Caches folder.
(3) Trash the com.apple.helpui folder.
(4) Empty the Trash.
(5) Restart.
The first time you launch Help for your Mac or a given application, you
may still notice a slight delay in Help Viewer
Help
After installing 10.3.9 and the new Safari 1.3 (and then following
Peter Hinchliffe's tip for a cool Safari tweak), I find I can no
longer open my bookmarks. Safari crashes everytime I try, even after
completely resetting it and deleting the bookmarks.plist file.
Any ideas anyone?
GARY
I had this problem.
I deleted the pref files
com.apple.help.plist
And I think
com.apple.helpviewer.plist
And this solved the problem.
Also try this:
(1) Quit Help Viewer if it is open.
(2) Open your Home Library Caches folder.
(3) Trash the com.apple.helpui folder.
(4) Empty the Trash.
On 22/04/2005, at 12:13 PM, Rob Phillips wrote:
Help
After installing 10.3.9 and the new Safari 1.3 (and then following
Peter Hinchliffe's tip for a cool Safari tweak), I find I can no
longer open my bookmarks. Safari crashes everytime I try, even after
completely resetting it and
Howdy,
The update description here:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=301382
describes the procedure for restoring the Java Shared Archive.
I am not an intensive Java user - just a plain vanilla few tabs
mainly text surfer and don't use it otherwise.
Can someone geek condense
A zero-byte file ViewpointLog.log keeps materialising on my boot drive
and I regularly trash it. Can anyone tell me where it comes from
please?
Severin Crisp
Assoc Professor R Severin Crisp, FIP, CPhys, FAIP
A zero-byte file ViewpointLog.log keeps materialising on my boot
drive and I regularly trash it. Can anyone tell me where it comes
from please?
Severin Crisp
I believe it's created by ViewPoint media player. Try removing it or
adjusting its preferences.
Have fun,
Shay
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On 22 Apr 2005, at 4:06 PM, Nancy McIntyre wrote:
Howdy,
The update description here:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=301382
describes the procedure for restoring the Java Shared Archive.
I am not an intensive Java user - just a plain vanilla few tabs mainly
text surfer and
Hi,
I've been ringing around various retail outlets to try and find a
copy of OS 8.5 only to be told it's no longer being sold. Does
anyone know where old system software can still be found. I could
update to 9.xx (I think my poor old 7300 would handle it) but no one
seems to stock that either.
At 4:53 PM +0800 22/4/05, Rob Davies wrote:
This will provide you with the current version of Java, if installed
on your system.
The next part of the exercise will update your Java configuration in
relation to Safari's problems. So, if this is an issue which one
assumes it possibly is for
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