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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@...>

I 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. --------------------------

Maybe this is what you're looking for. <http://www.info.apple.com/manuals/manuals.taf> -- Dale dummitt@...

Try Audion or SoundJam for playing MP3 files. You can find either by doing a search at <http://www.versiontracker.com>. Don't have Napster running in the background. Only use it when you are actively

I get the digest version and using Eudora 5.0 (the free version - with no ads) I receive only written text, no flashing or otherwise annoying advertisements. I do receive, at the very end of the

Much thanks to Albert Johnson and Brent Pennington for pointing out that my problem was probably with an extension or two which needed to be turned off to clean up my menu bar. I found two which

On our Macs here until I added gobs more RAM to them, we would notice that the Finder became EXTREMELY slow to redraw the Desktop if we had opened so many apps that the Largest Free Block was very

Meant to change the subject line on that last one... sorry 'bout that. I've been listening to everyone complain about the change... then forgot about it myself. ---Tim

You mean Adobe Adobe Type Manager? ;-) Reminds me of the old SALT talks - remember those? The Strategic Arms Limitation Talks Talks... and PIN numbers - personal identification number numbers. Sorry -

I can help with this part. Under the file menu, choose "Work Offline." You will have to override this setting every time you do mail, but it beats the reconnects. ---Tim Archer Cordoba, Argentina

What would be a good way to allocate more memory to the system software so that it has more breathing space under Mac OS 9 ? I notice that when I have several applications opened, it slows down a bit

DMS- quality products and service. I've bought RAM and CPU's from them on various occasions, no problems. I've also found them to have the best prices, in fact I believe they advertise that they

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

I guess I thought that the System Heap is dynamic, and will continue to grow as required as long as there is free space continguous to the System Heap for it to grow into. And there "should" be

I've bought from both DMS and OWC on the RAMWatch page with good results. They both sell "2-2-2" memory, which is the fastest kind there is. Nothing I've bought from them has failed. Cheers Roger

Excellent idea :) iomug@... sent the following at 12/18/00 8:59 PM

Stacey It could very well be Adobe ATM causing the problems on your #1 iMac. You need the latest version of Adobe ATM (4.6.1). Adobe ATM versions earlier than 4.5.2 cause horrible crashes with OS 9.

RogerKIWI@... didst proclaim: Addendum to my personal upgrade path: by buying a used 7600 and upgrading the processor, I was able to move all of my RAM, my hard drives, my video card, and all of

Stacey Roof didst proclaim: Stacey - don't feel too bad. I had a 7200/75. To upgrade, I bought a used 7600/132 from PowerMax for about $350, and then bought a "clearance" 375MHz G3 card from Sonnet

A while ago, if you were clever/lucky, you could get Apple maintenance manuals in pdf format (not handbooks) by downloading them from the APPLE Europe ftp site. I got a couple (for old kit) which have