Hi there
is any one having trouble with the spell checker with iWork Pages.
Every time I try to use the spell checker the programme quits.
Suggestions?
I like Pages better than Word and want to do all my word processing
with Pages. Numbers and Keynote are also great but different to MS
Hi Eugene,
Safari crashed on me all the time until I turned off 'Warn when
visiting a fraudulent website' in the Security preferences. Seems like
their bug catcher is made of bugs.
James.
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Hi Darrel,
Writing the draft text in Word should be fine. But for the actual
printing (not that I've ever had a book published) I'd expect the
publisher would have their staff reformat it in their own software
before printing, so don't spend too much time using advanced
formatting or converting
Hi Stuart,
I agree, using Pages is so much more productive than using Word --
it's surprising how inefficient working in Word is. I think you have a
rare problem with spell checking crashing. Pages uses the same spell
check as all the other Apple apps (e.g., Mail). Do you have the same
problem in
Hi James,
Safari crashes before it can launch far enough to get into the
preference panel.
Regards,
Eugene
On 08/02/2009, at 5:31 PM, James Devenish wrote:
Hi Eugene,
Safari crashed on me all the time until I turned off 'Warn when
visiting a
Hi James Eugene,
I use a G5 2.8 ghz intel core 2 duo, 4 gb ram,running 10.5.6
I've had Warn when visiting a fraudulent website enabled since I
bought it, and never had a crash once, I don't know what the solution
is, but there must be more to it than just dis-enable the
fraudulent
Hi,
I don't think everyone would be affected by just one issue, there are
probably at least a couple of different problems that affect different
people. For example, Eugene's problem sounds like corrupt preferences
or icons (move the relevant files and folders out of Library•) or an
incomplete
I can't seem to get italics to reflect in the default font which is
used by Apple Mail when typing an email.
I assume this must be done via Apple Mail Preferences Fonts
Colours Message Font Select...
I can get the font type itself to change, but when I select italics,
using for
italics is not a font, it's a font effect and normally you type in
verdana then select the block to make it italics, then as i
mentioned in a earlier posting, if the receiver has not verdana (or
the same font set installed as you) then the letter/webpage/word doc/
pdf file will appear
Thanks James.
If however I launch Entourage, I can go into Entourage Preferences
General Preferences Fonts, then for the field HTML messages
(proprtional) I can select Verdana Italic. Then if I create a new
message with Entourage and start typing, I'm typing in italics. This
also
On 06/02/2009, at 6:33 PM, Denise Williams wrote:
Hi All
Using iMac OSX vers10.4.11.
Can anyone please tell me how I can install a particular font (that is
sitting in my Hard drive - Library - Fonts) into Entourage. I want
to use it
in my emails. But will I then have the problem of it not
I agree with Eugene, Mike and others on InDesign as the preferred
option for page layout. Write text in Word or another word
processing application but the product that goes to the printers
should be in a dedicated page layout application and InDesign is the
current front runner. Also, being
On 08/02/2009, at 10:14 PM, Steven Knowles wrote:
If however I launch Entourage, I can go into Entourage Preferences
General Preferences Fonts, then for the field HTML messages
(proprtional) I can select Verdana Italic. Then if I create a new
message with Entourage and start typing,
An acquaintance of mine developed a popular website devoted to fruit
information. This website has now been hijacked by some other
entity. Actually, I had seen this particular site come up in responce
to clicking other URLS while doing some fruit research. Obviously the
hijacking is
Hi Pat
The web site may not have been hacked but possibly the domain name has
been cyber-squatted http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyber_squatting
Whois.net shows fruitipedia.com was owned by an Indian company and the
domain expired on 5 Feb 2009.
Yep that's one of the cyber squatting companies.
this basically means the original holders have not renewed their
registration in time
Sorry I have no idea how they'd go about getting their domain back
On 09/02/2009, at 1:39 PM, Warren Jones wrote:
Hi Pat
The web site may not have been
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