Hello Michael and all
There is another option.
Go to the Mail drop down menu, while on the main Mail Viewer window.
Then View Customize Toolbar Then drag the Reply All icon into the tool
bar. Press Done.
Then with the received email selected, click Reply All and delete any you don't
want
Hi Ronni and Greg,
Thank you Ronni, but for some reason the drag and drop method isn't working.
Greg, thank you for your suggestion but I want to be able to send emails to the
group from time to time, without having to hunt through my emails to find one
which has been sent to me along with all
Is there a setting in Word 2008 that inhibits opening a blank page when Word
opens? I can not find it anywhere. Maybe it does not exist.
Severin Crisp
Assoc Professor R Severin Crisp, FIP, CPhys, FAIP
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My Canon ip4300 printer has crashed with the flashing lights of doom!
meaning the print head is US, so I need to purchase a new printer
that can replace this - I need to print CD's so if anyone has a
suggestion of what is good for Macs preferably wireless I would
appreciate a reply.
PS I have
Hi Severin,
The default template (Normal.dot), based on new documents that contain unwanted
content. Delete the default template (Normal.dot), so that Word automatically
creates a new default template (Normal.dot can create new).
1.Quit Word.
2. In the Finder: / Users / username / Library /
Hi Michael
If you select all the address (either as Ronni has said, or via click on one,
then Command-A to select all).
Then Right click on one of them, and you'll get Add to Address Book. This
should then add them all to the address book.
You'll then need to go through all the addresses of
Hi Michael,
I take a slightly different approach and utilise the Smart Groups feature of
Address Book.
In all the Address Book cards of people who belong to a particular group, I put
that groups name into the Text field in Address Book.
I then set up a new Smart Group and set the rules so
Thanks, Ronni, but that is not quite what I mean. More often than not I
either want to open an existing document or one of my own templates. It is
only a little thing but I find it annoying to always have a blank Normal,
even if it is my own doctored one, open each time to be immediately
Sorry Severin,
I misunderstood your email ;-) TextEdit also opens with a blank page, it is how
the programs are designed is in compliance with Apple's OS X guidelines for
software of its type.
There is a AppleScript here that open’s Word 2008 for Mac and then closes the
automatically spawned
I would be very interested in any response to Peter's request. My ip4300, used
rarely, has also suffered the same fate,
John E. Thompson
14 McGlew Street
Eden Hill
West Australia 6054
Ph. 08-92793524
Mob. 0412 775 197
Email. jet...@iprimus.com.au
On 12/02/2012, at 5:38 PM, Peter Faulks
On 11/02/2012, at 10:04 AM, gary dorn wrote:
On 08/02/2012, at 6:24 PM, gary dorn wrote:
Howdy
I've just upgraded a Macbook to Lion ( via USB stick) , principally
so I could use iBooks Author ( requires 10.7.2) , and also to start
the slow migration of all our machine to Lion before
Hi Peter John,
Everytime this question is asked on WAMUG the response seems to be fairly
consistent that Epson are the most recommended.
Epson I have found are the most compatible with Macs. They seem to update their
drivers quicker to support new Operating Systems than others.
I currently
I echo Ronni's comments re Epson. I have an SP1290Silver and an SP R2880 which
both perform faultlessly and are always updated with drivers by Epson. These
are both higher end artwork printers and I use a Fuji-Xerox C525A laser for
secretarial type stuff.
Severin Crisp
On 13/02/2012, at
Hi Jewels,
Did you ever sort out your keyboard problem? If so, what was the actual
problem/solution?
Cheers
Neil
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Neil R. Houghton
Albany, Western Australia
Tel: +61 8 9841 6063
Email: n...@possumology.com
on 9/2/12 11:59 AM, Neil Houghton at n...@possumology.com wrote:
Hi Jewels,
Hi, I recently left the company I was working for and my email backups from my
ex-work laptop are outlook pst files, compressed using whatever the standard
win7 compress tool is.
Is there any product ( preferably free) that the group can recommend to allow
me to look at emails in these
Hi Hugh,
Are you using Lion OS X 10.7?
If so have a look at PST Bridge.
PST Bridge is two applications in one. Not only you may use it to convert your
existing Outlook PST files to be used on Lion.
You may also use PST Bridge to display your PST file contents without the need
of conversion.
Thanks Ronni, I am still running 10.6, I have not upgraded to 10.7 yet as I
havent seen the need, maybe this will be the push forward?
Best Regards Hugh
Subject: Re: compressed pst file
From: ro...@mac.com
Date: Mon, 13 Feb 2012 11:29:12 +0800
To: wamug@wamug.org.au
Hi Hugh,
Are you
Hi Hugh,
Don’t upgrade to Lion without knowing if this App will do what you wish ;-)
I have not tested it as I have no need to view any Windows Outlook Mail.
There are PST viewers for Snow Leopard I’m sure.
I’ll have a search when I find time and get back to you if I find anything.
Cheers,
A search on http://download.cnet.com/mac/ found some converters.
PST Converter Pro for Mac looks good, though it's $19
http://download.cnet.com/PST-Converter-Pro/3000-2369_4-75449744.html
I can't vouch for any of them as I'm never likely to acquire pst files.
Cheers
On 13/02/2012, at 10:57 AM,
Sorry, I can't help it but
Ew cnet download site. Yuck.
Try www.macupdate.com - so much nicer and less rubbish.
Versiontracker used to be the site to use until CNET bought it out and killedl
it off and turned it into something horrible. Macupdate is so much easier to
work with now. :)
Oh yes Daniel, I agree totally to stay away from CNET!!!
Why a company purchase a really good thing and then completely ruins it?
I had a draft email to send re Emailchemy so I will just send the link now for
Hugh ;-)
http://www.weirdkid.com/products/emailchemy/
Cheers,
Ronni
Sent from
howdy
Last week or the week before, during the hot days, my macPros' fans
started up and I was getting some flaky performance.
So I shut it down. pulled it apart, removed ram boards, and 3 x HD
trays and vacuumed all the dust out from the inside , internal fans
etc and put it back
Hi Gary,
More information would help give correct instructions.
Are you receiving an error message when Time Machine tries to backup?
Or is it staying in “Preparing for backup” for a very long time?
Is ™ finding the backup partition?
Post back with more information and I’ll give you suggestions
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