Hi Ronnie,
running 10.6.8 but no 'panic' log in Library/Logs?
Doesn't mention 'Kernel Panic' on screen, just 'need to restart yoyr computer',
on both machines. Similar age I guess thats why I thought
battery could be flat?
Thanks,
Ken
Thanks regards,
Ken
Ken Jackson
Hello All
I have a pages file I have been working on for about 12 months it a log of
our travels around aus. was up to 104 pages, opened today added 3 pages
saved took a long time went to reopen message could not open required xml
index file could not be found.
Any suggestions.
Regards Juliet
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Hi Ken,
You said you are running 10.4.11 on both machines?
Running 10.4.11 on both machines.
Are you receiving this message: You need to restart your computer
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3742
If so, that is a Kernel Panic.
If you aren’t running 10.4.11 BUT 10.6.8 on both machines …
Hello Wamuggers
The Atari equipment has been taken and is going to a computer museum. Looks
like some of the Apple gear is going there too. I'm very pleased.
I am still cleaning out my shed and have more equipment if anyone is interested.
2 x Presentation Technologies, Montage FR1 units. These
On 29/09/2011, at 2:22 PM, Juliet Kitson wrote:
Hello All
I have a pages file I have been working on for about 12 months it a log of
our travels around aus. was up to 104 pages, opened today added 3 pages
saved took a long time went to reopen message could not open required xml
index file
The Agfa Studio Scan was, and still is, a high quality scanner. VueScan
http://www.hamrick.com/vuescan/vuescan.htm#agfa will drive these scanners to
their fullest extent. However, you will need a Mac that has a SCSI port or a
SCSI card to do so. Unfortunately the Ratoc converter recommended by
Afternoon,
There is still a few cards around OS X specific, PCI Express.
Need Mac Pro to add too unfortunately, great use of old G5 powermacs too?
But, if push comes to shove lots available for WinBlows: dual boot beauty of
Intel Mac Pro's.
Utilise the old W2K door stop, ehhehhehehhh
Ronni
''Firstly, Pages is not the best Application for really large documents.''
Would i be possible to advise the most durable or stable app for such items?
I have some old documents that I was planning to work on in the near future
and you have me interested in what is the best way to do
Ronni,
The same as Tom's query.
I am writing a book and have started a number of Chapters (7 so far) in Pages;
some I have also converted to Word.
Would appreciate yours and others comment on this. Would Word be better??
Regards
Darrel
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Darrel
Earlier this year my wife completed a book. I was her typist/graphics artist
etc. It ended with just under 400 pages with very many graphics, photos, maps
etc - hundreds. A lot of the early text was done with Word, but when I started
to insert the illustrations Word's hopeless
Darrel,
I have extensive experience with both Word and Pages.
As an avid MS Word user in the early years of Mac history it was my WP of
choice for many years. Word 5.1 was my favourite tool. MS let it rot a slow
death on the Mac and I changed my alliances. Word that came with office 2004
was
I can agree with words abysmal handling of images, but the reason I stick with
word 2011 is that, as has been said, word handles bibliographies and citations
better, and style sheets for academic journal articles are more often then not
setup with word (if anybody can recommend a different
Thanks all
We are back on the road wil try all when we stop again
Regards Juliet
On Thu, Sep 29, 2011 at 10:57 PM, Tom Hogarth twshoga...@gmail.com wrote:
Ronni
''Firstly, Pages is not the best Application for really large documents.''
Would i be possible to advise the most durable or
On 29/09/2011, at 11:32 AM, David Nicholas wrote:
I have just discovered what seems to be at first look a serious security
problem with the latest Pages on Snow Leopard. Or perhaps it is just my
machine.
I have a pages document which is security protected with a Password. Today,
not
On 29/09/2011, at 4:37 PM, Ronda Brown wrote:
Hi Juliet,
Firstly, Pages is not the best Application for really large documents.
Hmm... I have a Pages document which currently sits at 205 pages, complete with
Table of Contents, and which opens instantly. OTOH, my experience with MS Word
On 30/09/2011, at 7:39 AM, Peter Hinchliffe wrote:
On 29/09/2011, at 4:37 PM, Ronda Brown wrote:
Hi Juliet,
Firstly, Pages is not the best Application for really large documents.
Hmm... I have a Pages document which currently sits at 205 pages, complete
with Table of Contents,
Hi everyone,
I have an iPad 1 and Camera connection plug and cable. I am using two
cameras, a Canon and a Nikon.
When I connect either camera to the iPad a message comes up that the
device is not supported. I rang the Apple supplier and was told to
dismiss this message and carry on.
In the photos
On 30/09/2011, at 9:06 AM, Lloyd White wrote:
Hi everyone,
I have an iPad 1 and Camera connection plug and cable. I am using two
cameras, a Canon and a Nikon.
When I connect either camera to the iPad a message comes up that the
device is not supported. I rang the Apple supplier and was
To Ronni, Eugene, Ashley, and others,
MANY, many, thanks to all especially Ronni for facilitating the group to
respond to my query in such a comprehensive manner.
Always get great advice.
Regards to all
Darrel
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Hi Lloyd
Like Ronni, I've not had that problem. I have an iPad2, not an iPad1 so
procedure may be different ...
Apple Discussion site suggests taking the SD/Memory card out of the camera and
using the card reader function of the camera kit. Discussion link is:
Hi Lloyd,
Also check that you have the Camera /s in the correct mode to import photos via
USB.
The Canon I think uses PTP for photo import.
This is mentioned in one of the links below that Alan has supplied:
If your camera supports both PTP and Mass Storage Device modes, it may be
necessary to
Thanks Ronni and Alan,
I have tried it with the card reader also. As soon as the connector is
inserted the unsupported message comes up. The photo application does
not launch as you suggest Ronni. No Camera button appears.
Perhaps my connector is faulty.
I will take it to the Apple shop in
Just a thought, have you used the camera to reformat the cards? Or are they the
default format settings, I had a problem once where I thought I would be clever
and formatted my cards and then changed the directory structure on the card,
not so clever!
Best Regards
Hugh Griffiths
mobile +61
Thanks Hugh,
I always reformat my cards in the camera because I know it causes
problems. Now on to Ronni's advice on importing modes. And I thought it
would be simple !! :-)
Lloyd
On 30/09/11 10:32 AM, Hugh Griffiths hgriffi...@lgc.com wrote:
Just a thought, have you used the camera to
Hi All
For those interested -
LaCie have pricing on their Thunderbolt drives now, and stock available in
about 2 weeks in Australia. (Finally). Yay!
http://www.lacie.com/au/products/product.htm?id=10549
Kind regards
Daniel
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Re: Apple iPad Camera Connection
Lloyd White
Thu, 29 Sep 2011 20:25:49 -0700
Thanks Hugh,
I always reformat my cards in the camera because I know it causes
problems. Now on to Ronni's advice on importing modes. And I thought it
would be simple !! :-)
Lloyd
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Hi again Lloyd,
It is
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