there is a strong possibility that the usb port you are using
delivers only 100ma which is not enough for recharge, it has nothing
to do with speed only with the 5v power coming out of the usb, high
powered equipment (chargers, harddisks) should not run directly of a
usb port any
Hi James,
This is why I suggested to Kevin to check in System Profiler all his USB ports.
System Profiler will show him what the Current Available, Current Required
speed.
Similar to this:
Current Available (mA): 500
Current Required (mA): 500
Speed: Up to 480 Mb/sec
On another iMac here with up-to-date Snow Leopard I have been unable open
'Accounts' in System Preferences. I ran permissions repair but there was no
fix. I can open the other user accounts but 'Accounts' in System Preferences
still fails to open for all of them. Any suggestions would be
On 16/01/2010, at 6:44 PM, Paul Weaver wrote:
On another iMac here with up-to-date Snow Leopard I have been unable open
'Accounts' in System Preferences. I ran permissions repair but there was no
fix. I can open the other user accounts but 'Accounts' in System Preferences
still fails
Thanks again Ronni and also James for your suggestions.
I'm not sure what happened, and I may have subconsciously done just
as you suggested Ronni, but now Acrobat is showing the printers in
the Page Setup requester. This after almost 3 days of trying all
sorts of things to get it
Good morning all
As a newbie user of Keynote I've managed to sort out how to create a basic
presentation. I've made good use of the on line tutorials. A good project for a
hot day!!
With a very new superdrive I wanted to put burning a DVD to the test, something
I've not been able to do
Hi Laura, did you burn the presentation as a Keynote document or did
you first export it from Keynote in Movie format? It needs to be
burned as a playable DVD from a movie format.
Also, when playing it on the TV do you want to be able to control the
slides or just play them through as a
On 17/01/2010, at 7:16 AM, Laura Webb wrote:
Good morning all
As a newbie user of Keynote I've managed to sort out how to create a basic
presentation. I've made good use of the on line tutorials. A good project for
a hot day!!
With a very new superdrive I wanted to put burning a DVD
Try this:File: ExportQuicktimePlayback uses fixed timimgselect the time for each slide eg 5 secstry "Enter Full screen mode when opening"this will create a .mov file. (Quicktime movie)Then open iDVDFile Newname it and Createchoose a themeProject Info - Video Mode = PALView Menu - Show MapDrag your
Hi Ronni, I actually didn't know how to do this myself so your
instructions will be very useful. Thankyou. Susan
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On 17/01/2010, at 8:11 AM, Ronda Brown ro...@mac.com wrote:
On 17/01/2010, at 7:16 AM, Laura Webb wrote:
Good morning all
As a newbie
Hi again Laura,
If you have included an Audio Soundtrack in your Keynote Slideshow, post back
to WAMUG and I'll give you slightly different instructions.
I don't use Share Send To iDVD when I have an Audio Soundtrack in my
Keynote Slideshow, as I've found using the Share-Send to-iDVD the
You're welcome Susan,
My Keynote slideshows normally have an Audio Sound Track and I found using the
Share-Send to-iDVD the sound track was all out of sync when played in iDVD.
So I decided to Share Export to Quicktime.
Playback Uses: Fixed Timing
Slide Duration: 4.0 seconds
Build Duration:
hi Ronni
500ma av 500ma req that's really is a tight fit so i'm not suprised
if there is a on/off/on/off effect..
the required power should be clearly below of what's available for
reliable steady work you say at least which would confirm that my
guess is right, then in the beginning
Hi James,
My MacBook Pro, has 3 USB Ports. The one I mentioned below is the High Speed
USB Port 'Built-in iSight'.
This Port has 500 (mA) Current Available 500 (mA) Current Required.
The USB Port - Apple Internal Keyboard / Trackpad / IR Receiver
has 500 (mA) Current Available 40 (mA)
Hi Susan, Ronni Rod
Thank you for your input. I did, I think, use Share-Send-iDVD and followed all
the other steps through to Export but then could not work out what happened
after that! Perhaps I should have done the burn from there rather than Finder.
iDVD certainly did not launch
Hi Laura,
When you add a soundtrack to your slideshow, the audio starts playing when the
slideshow starts and plays through to its end, or to the end of the slideshow
(depending on which is longer). You can also choose to have it play through
only once, loop, or play forward and then backward,
For a while now usb and external drives have not appeared in Finder even
though the preference to show them is turned on.
Now both don't appear on the desktop. They appeared yesterday..just not
today.
Also Disk Utility refuses to load.
Anyone any ideas?
Model Name: MacBook Pro
Model
Hi Rosemary,
What version of Disk Utility are you using? It should be version 11.5
If it isn't download install the Combo version overtop of your system.
Mac OS X v10.6.2 Update (Combo) http://support.apple.com/kb/DL959
If you do have the correct version of Disk Utility, I would suggest you
hi Ronni thanks for that info
it looks alike the keyboeard/ir/trackpad are using only 40ma of the
500ma available, i can imagine that a camera suck the 500ma which
means no further power avaiable on this port, it seems the bluetooth
is switched off thus the 0ma = no load
generally yes not
HI all, I've followed Wendy's tips here and managed to locate and delete
the Bluetooth plist file and then a restart. First time i did this,
functionality was good (Left and Right mouse commands were working). I
still haven't explored the functions of the mouse beyond standard
pointing and Left
Hi Peter,
As Wendy said in her reply,
deleting the bluetooth plist in MacIntosh HD LibraryPreferences and
restarting computer.
The Magic Mouse then works properly however, this annoying fix needs to be
done
every time I shut down and restart the computer.
Hopefully Apple will have a
Thanks James,
With the iPod Touch ... Inside the ipod Touch is its own charging regulator
circuit. It will only take as much amperage as the battery/regulator will
allow.
Any USB port that can supply at least the correct amount specified current at
the proper regulated voltage will work.
I
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