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Re: MP3s
Owen Cannon
actually, its a good thing to run napster in the background, it lets others
download your files ummm have you tried giving more memory to napster? i don't have a problem with it in the background. -- o w e n c a n n o n owencannon@... geocities.com/owencannon Message: 9 Date: Tue, 19 Dec 2000 08:25:36 -0600 From: Jon Bonner <jon@...> Subject: Re: MP3s? On 12/18/00 7:12 AM, Stella Sloop <serenn@...> wrote: With my new iMac, I hoped to be able to download and listen to MP3Try Audion or SoundJam for playing MP3 files. You can find either by doing a search at <>. Also, since downloading Napster, everything seems to be veryDon't have Napster running in the background. Only use it when you are actively using it. If you do that and you still experience a slowdown, I doubt it would be because of Napster. Then again I suppose one never knows... Jon Bonner |
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MRP's RAMWATCH Memory Vendors
jm1209
i have bought memory from both mushkin and dms. both companies supplied
good product and with very fast delivery. used a credit card but over the phone. both products work as described however the mushkin memory was labeled from ti where the dms memory appeared generic 256 mb dimm for $99.00 plus $7.00 airborne next afternoon delivery. jim |
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Internet Config Query
BrianS
Okay, so it's also a Eudora Pro question...
I'm using iCab as my browser of choice. It is selected in Unternet Config. BBEdit goes to iCab automatically. However when I click on a link in an email (in Eudora), it opens and runs Navigator... :-( I looked through every setting in Eudora, and there are no areas dealing with "helper apps". AND, I've checked the setting which gives "full compliance with OT/PPP"...so, now what? Where else would there be a setting or Preference? Inside Navigator, itself? Thanks for your considerations. Oh, and by the way, why is it, that after months of sending styled text in text enriched (not html) format, two of my digests all of a sudden won't accept the posts? I'm debating whether or not I want to change my settings in Eudora for 2 digests, when I have 800 other addresses that accept enriched text. All the Best, BrianS |
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Re: Subject: 7200/90 Power PC
Brent Pennington
Hi Stacey;
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Whenever you install a new operating system, it is best to do a clean installation. And, while backing up your files is always a good idea, no files should be removed by the installation process. When you perform a clean installation, you will get a new, fresh System Folder, but the old system is still there (it's just inactive) in a folder called Previous System Folder. Outside of these two folders, no other files should be affected. Hope this helps. Brent Pennington Stacey Roof wrote: Thanks, I'll do that...Also, when I did the install, I did it right |
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Re: Internet Config Question
At 9:48 AM -0500 12/19/00, BrianS wrote:
Okay, so it's also a Eudora Pro question...In my older version of Eudora Pro (3.1.3), you hold down the Option+Command key while clicking on the URL, and you will get a dialog box asking you to pick the application to do http. Then just navigate to iCab on your hard drive and select it. After that it will automatically use that application until you change it. Hope this works for you. Steph _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at |
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Re: MRP's RAMWATCH Memory Vendors
I'm not sure if the brand/vendor matters either, but I recently
bought a 128 upper slot chip for our Powerbook, and it works great. I did a lot of calling around and no one could beat this company: 1-800-4-MEMORY or their website: Hope this helps, Stacey I'm in the market for a 128 or 256 MB memory module for my B&W G3/450.-- Stacey Roof <mailto:stacey@...> Work: 303-545-9683 Home: 303-554-0546 Mobile: 303-517-2840 |
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Re: Salon.com attacks the Mac!
Jon Bonner
Okay, wait a minute. When I first started reading the column at
<>, I was upset and prepared to take arms. After reading the entire column, however, I concede the man's point. After all, this is the same Apple that put the screws on the school district where I work, all because we went with a third-party lease instead of the Apple lease to buy all our equipment. IMHO, as long as we're willing to spend tens of thousands of dollars on Macintosh computers, Apple should be nice to us. Sure they also wanted the lease and that interest money too, but oh well, then they should have offered better terms. Yet since Apple lost the lease, they were - well for a lack of a better word - rude to us, at a time when we were spending $35,000 on their products (and spent over $20,000 last year, and who knows how much next year). I think I'm going to write the author and tell him that I see his point and, unfortunately, have to agree with him. Jon Bonner |
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Re: 7200/90 Power PC
Maybe it is worth hanging on to--we could always use another Mac
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around here--you just can't have too many. Thanks for all the suggestions, you all have been VERY helpful. Stacey In a message dated 12/18/00 9:02:01 PM, rik@... writes:RogerKIWI@... didst proclaim:And further to this, I found this site a couple of days ago - selling aIMHO this upgrade is not worth it, unless you have a significant investmentetc etc. |
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Re: Subject: 7200/90 Power PC
Thanks, I'll do that...Also, when I did the install, I did it right
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over the top of 8.6 rather than a clean install. I have soooooo many large files that it takes forever to save them all on my zip 100 (I just did this when I did a clean install of 8.6, took me 25 zip discs) I'm wondering if there is a way to install the 9 along side the 8.6 while still maintaining stability AND the contents of my hard drive. Stacey Stacey |
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Re: MP3s?
Jon Bonner
On 12/19/00 9:47 AM, Stella Sloop <serenn@...> wrote:
Thanks to Brent Pennington who told me how to use my Quicktime toYet while Quicktime only plays one song at a time, programs like Audion and SoundJam allow you to setup extensive playlists. SoundJam is free too, if you only use the playback features. Jon Bonner |
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Re: System Heap
Michael Munger
RogerKIWI@... said:
I guess I thought that the System Heap is dynamic, and will continue to grow__________ End of quote __________ I don't think that the largest free block has something to do with it. Even when my computer is slow, the largest unused block is as big as a 100MB of RAM. When you look at About this Computer and see how much RAM applications take, the Mac OS is one of those and its progress bar is entirely filled. I remember from experience that when the bar is full and that it refuses to change, my computer slows down and is more crash prone. The big deal is... it does it even after a restart. It seems that when I open 5 or 6 apps, it starts doing it again. Munger <------ Personal ----------------------- Work ----------> <- - -> <------------------------- Writer at -------------------------> <- - -> <- - -> <---------------------------------------------------------------> |
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Re: MP3s?
Stella Sloop
At 08:250 -0600 12/19/00, Jon Bonner had this to say:
Don't have Napster running in the background. Only use it when you areThanks to Brent Pennington who told me how to use my Quicktime to listen to MP3s, and FYI I only load Napster now when I want to use it... and things are back to normal. --stella |
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Re: 7200/90 Power PC
Daly,
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Thanks for the info--I'm going to keep it unless someone has evidence as to why I shouldn't. Stacey Stacey asked: --
Stacey Roof <mailto:stacey@...> Work: 303-545-9683 Home: 303-554-0546 Mobile: 303-517-2840 |
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Outlook Express vs Eudora Pro 3.1.3
Seeker
I am currently using a somewhat dated version of Eudora Pro; i.e.,
v3.1.3 I would be much obliged if anyone would care to comment on whether it would behoove me to dump my version of Eudora Pro in favor of the most recent version of Outlook Express. Many thanks, Seeker. |
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Re: MRP's RAMWATCH Memory Vendors
Gray, Liam
I've bought a few things from OWC over the years and have had great luck
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with them. They probably dont have the cheapest prices on RAM, but they are certainly reputable. Liam -----Original Message-----
From: david craig [mailto:dac@...] Sent: Tuesday, December 19, 2000 3:02 AM To: Mac-L List Cc: IO-MUG eGroup List Subject: [iomug] MRP's RAMWATCH Memory Vendors I'm in the market for a 128 or 256 MB memory module for my B&W G3/450. The machine currently has 196 installed, all of it by Apple when I ordered the machine. I truly haven't a clue whether or not the brand of memory actually matters, and I'd love some help. I bought memory from one of the Macintosh Resource Page's (<>) a long time ago and was pleased with the experience. The RAMWATCH price list currently undercuts the catalog vendors I know of significantly. The current vendor list includes Data Memory Systems, MacMart, MemoryToGo, Other World Computing, and RamJet. I'd appreciate feedback on which of these vendors I should look at most closely, and which (if any) I should avoid, based on your experience. I'm more interested in the "quality" of memory that the vendor supplies, because I know poor customer service gets you bounced from RAMWATCH, but if any of you DO have rotten experiences with current RAMWATCH vendors, I guess I'd like to know about that, too :-) Thanks! David <> I/O MUG Mail List Open to the public for appropriate use only. I/O MUG Website <> No attachments-profanity-flaming-off topic User Group Store: <> 12/1/00- 12/31/00: User ID: ibook / Password: indigo To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: iomug-unsubscribe@... |
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printing in Internet Explorer
Dane Robison
The answer to this is probably right in front of me, but I can't find it.
In MSIE, when I try to print a web site that's built in frames, I can only print one frame at a time. Isn't there an option somewhere to change that behavior? I'd like to print the whole frameset, as it appears in the browser. Can someone point this poor soul toward the answer? Thanks, Dane |
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Internet Config Question
BrianS
Okay, so it's also a Eudora Pro question...
I'm using iCab as my browser of choice. It is selected in Unternet Config. BBEdit goes to iCab automatically. However when I click on a link in an email (in Eudora), it opens and runs Navigator... :-( I looked through every setting in Eudora, and there are no areas dealing with "helper apps". AND, I've checked the setting which gives "full compliance with OT/PPP"...so, now what? Where else would there be a setting or Preference? Inside Navigator, itself? Thanks for your considerations. All the Best, BrianS |
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Re: Receiving and Replying to egroup messages
Roger Houghton
I use Claris Emailer which doesn't handle HTML and have had no ads,But I've now found I can correct that in the Preferences so replies go to the list automatically. -------------------------- Roger Houghton Bath, U.K. <mailto:mail@...> ================================================ |
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Re: Receiving and Replying to egroup messages
Roger Houghton
The LIST needs to be made non-HTML before the pieces will go away. II use Claris Emailer which doesn't handle HTML and have had no ads, pictures or garbage since the list moved to eGroups. I have to enter the IOMUG address manually though. -------------------------- Roger Houghton Bath, U.K. <mailto:mail@...> ================================================ |
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