Steven
You could check out the current issue of Australian Macworld which has
about a 4 page article on how to do exactly what you are asking.
Daniel F.
On 16 Aug 2004, at 13:49, Steven wrote:
If I had a PC, then the solution appears to be
I have been using Combine PDFs for a month or two now, and have found it a
very useful and stable utility.
Daniel
On 04/03/2004 18:00, Douglas Sheerer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yep See below
Cheers
Doug Sheerer
About Combine PDFs 1.0
In the german newsgroup someone looked for an
On 02/03/2004 21:11, Kelly Duffy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Snip
Ok, the next bit, and much happier and less scary. I
bought a new mobile, a Sony Ericsson T630. It is the
update from the T610, which was Mac compatible. The
new CD only lists Windows though. I emailed Sony and
have had no
I am having similar problems, but not just limited to one machine.
I have DiskWarrior 3.0 on CD, and it will not boot either computer.
I have:
eMac 700MHz G4, 384MB, OSX 10.3.2 (pre August 2003)
ibook G4, 12in, 384MB. OSX 10.3.2 (post August 2003)
I have looked at the Alsoft Website
I am having the same problem. Ever since I updated to 10.3.2, and because I
selected Toast as my default, the machine will not even allow me to use the
finder to burn to CD! ie the dialogue box that asks what you wish to do
with the blank disk, etc will not launch, and the CD will not appear on
On 16/02/2004 11:54, Shay Telfer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am having the same problem. Ever since I updated to 10.3.2, and because I
selected Toast as my default, the machine will not even allow me to use the
finder to burn to CD! ie the dialogue box that asks what you wish to do
with the
It appears you would be correct on all counts. And to think that they don't
even sell Apple to the public, just to there corporate account clients (or
so I am led to believe)
Daniel F.
On 15/02/2004 19:25, Paul Caroline van der Mey [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Must confess to being on the
Just recently I have been having problems when putting blank CD's into my
eMac and G4 iBook.
The eMac is set to use Roxio's Toast Lite when a blank CD is loaded in the
drive tray. However when I try to put a blank CD in to record onto, the
Toast Lite icon appears in the dock for 2-3 bounces then
And it even works!! Finally.
Daniel F.
On 13/02/2004 18:22, Greg Manzie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can download the international english version from the Apple
Australian site.
I had a little trouble finding it after a friend tipped me off. So go
to http://www.apple.com.au/appleworks/
The desktop computer (G4 eMac) stays on all the time, so speed of start-up
is not an issue. However the laptop (G4 iBook) is a different issue, that
can go for up to 48 hours without being used, so it is more appropriate to
shut down and start-up, rather than sleep.
Daniel F.
On 02/01/2004
At the end of last week I saw on Versiontracker that HP had released an
updated printer driver (2.3.1) for use under OS X 10.2.x 10.3, and being
the eager person I am I promptly downloaded and installed the new software.
Next day I go to print something, and a dialog box comes up saying that the
Sue
The CRT iMac's do not have a fan, it is cooled by convection, hence all the
air that can be seen inside the coloured shell and all the holes in the
plastic shell.
However it does sound suspiciously like overheating doesn't it!
Are you using the machine in a warm room? Is there anyway to
I remember the iMac being quiet thanks to its lack of fan noise.
The eMac on the other hand is a different matter!
Daniel F.
On 29/10/2003 22:05, Daniel Kerr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 29/10/03 9:32 PM, Daniel Claire Forsdyke [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Sue
The CRT iMac's do not have
I ended up updating with the original version of 10.2.8, and had no problems
at all. Then when the bug-fix for 10.2.8 came up I updated to that, with
no problems once again.
I was starting to wonder whether it was more related to what machine it was
running on, rather than the software update
Hi
Does anyone have a spare power supply that is compatible with a PB 1400, or
know of anyone that can make 1 good one out of two faulty units (different
faults in each obviously).
I have two PB 1400's and now have no power supply to power either 'puter,
and both batteries are now so flat that
Hi folks
If I remember correctly someone on he list is connected to Cable in
Ellenbrook?? If that is you could you please contact me off-list as I
am having trouble getting online with the cable modem, and so far the
tech support is non-existant.
Thanks
Daniel F.
Have you looked into Highway 1, they seem to offer quite good deals and
also happen to be local. Highway 1 is also Mac friendly (they use Macs
too seemingly) and if you check the archive for the last week there
should be a message that outlines a discount for WAMUG members.
Hope that helps
Yahoo.com.au still offer a free email POP account, as well as other free
services, and so far they haven't started deleting old messages like
hotmail has.
If you hadn't noticed already noticed, hotmail staff have been playing
with your account recently.
Yahoo appears prone to spam - but
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