balamw
Jun 9, 07:17 PM
You're hosting a NeXT website on Microsoft OS servers?!
The horror! The horror!
(Particularly after the news that IIS usage is on the upswing (http://news.netcraft.com/archives/2006/06/04/june_2006_web_server_survey.html)...)
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The horror! The horror!
(Particularly after the news that IIS usage is on the upswing (http://news.netcraft.com/archives/2006/06/04/june_2006_web_server_survey.html)...)
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iGary
Nov 4, 02:20 PM
The shadows are part of your background image on the main content area. There are some provisions for drop shadows in CSS but not enough browsers support them to really use them.
Cool - great. I will look in his image files.
A friend started this for me and had to stop, but this is actually teaching me much better than the books I have been reading because I can see the relation between code and Web site vetter.
Cool - great. I will look in his image files.
A friend started this for me and had to stop, but this is actually teaching me much better than the books I have been reading because I can see the relation between code and Web site vetter.
Mr. Anderson
Jan 22, 11:06 AM
42 servers?
And was there a link to the banner?
Sounds like free money to me :D
Weirdness...
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And was there a link to the banner?
Sounds like free money to me :D
Weirdness...
D
Vapes
Apr 8, 03:14 PM
I have a pretty strange issue. I have a home network with 3 windows computers, and 1 MacBook Pro (Feb11).
All the computers can ping each other in any combination/direction except the Mac can't ping the Win7 computer. (I have 2 XP, 1 Win7, and OSX10.6).
I turned the firewall on the Win7 machine off, and still no luck. Eventually I went ahead and tried to mount the Win7 share on the Mac, and that worked. Then, once the share was mounted, I could ping it just fine (and connect with other network stuff that I was trying to originally).
If the harddrive goes to sleep, the share unmounts, as normal, then when it wakes back up, the ability to ping etc, is gone again until I remount, then it's all back.
Basically: The Win7 machine can ping the Mac just fine, the workgroups are all set properly, and it can ping the IP of all my other machines, and other machines can ping the Win7. But the Mac can only ping the win7 if it has its share mounted.
Any ideas?
All the computers can ping each other in any combination/direction except the Mac can't ping the Win7 computer. (I have 2 XP, 1 Win7, and OSX10.6).
I turned the firewall on the Win7 machine off, and still no luck. Eventually I went ahead and tried to mount the Win7 share on the Mac, and that worked. Then, once the share was mounted, I could ping it just fine (and connect with other network stuff that I was trying to originally).
If the harddrive goes to sleep, the share unmounts, as normal, then when it wakes back up, the ability to ping etc, is gone again until I remount, then it's all back.
Basically: The Win7 machine can ping the Mac just fine, the workgroups are all set properly, and it can ping the IP of all my other machines, and other machines can ping the Win7. But the Mac can only ping the win7 if it has its share mounted.
Any ideas?
Seb742
Apr 28, 02:35 PM
I beleive that Chrome will only run on an intel Mac, I have a G5. I have tried firefox and still get the same results. That is, I am unable to post comments. I can fill in the comment form, but when I submit it the comment does not appear. Anyone else have any suggestions for me? Thanks Seb
hpeezy
Jan 17, 05:26 AM
SOunds like HDD or RAM to me...got any mates you can borrow a known good 128MB DIMM from that you could pop in there just to prove RAM one way or the other, same for the HDD?
hey edesignuk, thank u so much for ur reply!
ya, do u think it's a RAM issue? i thought it might have to be cuz there's not much else it could be, but i didn't think it'd act the way it is... i have a dual 1.8 G5, but i dunno if i could use that RAM cuz it's PC3200, 400 MHZ.. it wouldn't work in the G4, right?
and what's "HDD"?
hey edesignuk, thank u so much for ur reply!
ya, do u think it's a RAM issue? i thought it might have to be cuz there's not much else it could be, but i didn't think it'd act the way it is... i have a dual 1.8 G5, but i dunno if i could use that RAM cuz it's PC3200, 400 MHZ.. it wouldn't work in the G4, right?
and what's "HDD"?
digiddy
Apr 21, 10:00 AM
Well I'm not 100 % sure it "blew up". I looked inside the power supply through the small circle holes and on both the supplies it looked as if it got hot enough that grey plastic melted and got all over the internal parts.
Thanks for your replies guys.
Thanks for your replies guys.
doyleman77
Mar 29, 09:20 PM
@herruberraschen - are there any online at a reasonably affordable price? most iPod classic's earlier than the 7th gen are more expensive (at a new price) than the current gen. :-/
If not I may break down and pay the extra amount for the older 5/5.5 model.
If not I may break down and pay the extra amount for the older 5/5.5 model.
GGJstudios
May 1, 06:40 PM
System Preferences:
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GekiRed
Jan 27, 04:55 AM
A couple of weeks ago, I was doing my usual syncing on my jailbroken 4G iPod Touch and for some weird reason, the iPod Touch kept disconnecting and reconnecting to my laptop while syncing.
I thought nothing more of it until I tried out some Apps and I found that some of them wouldn't work any more in that they'd go straight back to the main screen after going into them.
I've tried deleting them and reinstalling them but that doesn't seem to work at all.
I don't want to have to resort to doing a full reset and reinstall of my Apps, so I was wondering if there was any way of telling if my iPod Touch is corrupted or not so if I do have to take it to my local Apple Store in Liverpool to have it fixed, I can set it up so that it doesn't look like it's been jailbroken before taking it there.
I thought nothing more of it until I tried out some Apps and I found that some of them wouldn't work any more in that they'd go straight back to the main screen after going into them.
I've tried deleting them and reinstalling them but that doesn't seem to work at all.
I don't want to have to resort to doing a full reset and reinstall of my Apps, so I was wondering if there was any way of telling if my iPod Touch is corrupted or not so if I do have to take it to my local Apple Store in Liverpool to have it fixed, I can set it up so that it doesn't look like it's been jailbroken before taking it there.
JeDiBoYTJ
Mar 29, 10:29 PM
300% speed improvement? from what?
whats it emulate now? a 100mhz G4 now?
whats it emulate now? a 100mhz G4 now?
DJMastaWes
Oct 25, 09:26 PM
I may go tomorrow for leopard, if I can get enough money together. But, I think I'll drop by on Saturday from like, 10:00-3:00, because I have to record a podcast at 4:00. But It would be sweet if I won a prize.
Tharian
Mar 16, 11:44 PM
AFAIK you can't engrave refurbs though so OP should think that through.
You can't so this is a moot point for the OP.
-d
You can't so this is a moot point for the OP.
-d
McGiord
Apr 18, 04:59 PM
Not sure if this helps, but have you updated the software to the latest version? MS released a Service Pack recently.
Michaelgtrusa
Mar 1, 12:10 PM
http://www.tuaw.com/2011/03/01/mac-os-x-lion-features-hidden-tribute-to-steve-jobs/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+weblogsinc%2Ftuaw+%28The+Unofficial+Apple+Weblog+%28TUAW%29%29
Embed
Jan 9, 08:48 AM
i hear there are sites you can pay for to view the keynote as it happenes, is this true???:confused:
GGJstudios
May 6, 02:38 PM
Thanks for that fast reply, it's coming up saying the mac server has rejected the password. Does that not mean the password I've forgotten is for the mac server? I know the password for my gmail, I've tested it on my windows computer.
Who is your email provider? For example, if your email address is someone@gmail.com, then Google is your provider. If your email address is someone@me.com, then Apple is your provider.
Who is your email provider? For example, if your email address is someone@gmail.com, then Google is your provider. If your email address is someone@me.com, then Apple is your provider.
robgendreau
Feb 18, 07:21 PM
So...I thought that with the popularity of digital books I'd check out some and see if I should start reading them instead of print.
But it's a fail; they seem to be nothing but digitized books. For a considerable sum of money. I had thought that by now someone would be creating a real electronic book, something intended to be read with an iPad or Kindle or something. Printed material in books, magazines and newspapers is optimized for those forms; ebooks are just dreck. Yeah, I can search. Or bookmark. BFD.
Are there any examples of someone writing a book that isn't either a digitized version of a paperback, or a glorified web page? I'd like to see a version of the Odyssey, for example, where it could switch back and forth between languages, or had contextual maps, or would pronounce names for you, or whatever. Something that could exploit what an electronic device can do, in a way that adds to the content but doesn't distract you. Anything?
Rob
But it's a fail; they seem to be nothing but digitized books. For a considerable sum of money. I had thought that by now someone would be creating a real electronic book, something intended to be read with an iPad or Kindle or something. Printed material in books, magazines and newspapers is optimized for those forms; ebooks are just dreck. Yeah, I can search. Or bookmark. BFD.
Are there any examples of someone writing a book that isn't either a digitized version of a paperback, or a glorified web page? I'd like to see a version of the Odyssey, for example, where it could switch back and forth between languages, or had contextual maps, or would pronounce names for you, or whatever. Something that could exploit what an electronic device can do, in a way that adds to the content but doesn't distract you. Anything?
Rob
Sun Baked
Apr 21, 03:26 PM
So you want to do this?
Macintosh Products Guide (http://guide.apple.com/index.lasso)
And you can also go to ...
www.versiontracker.com
2nd one is a good place to go if you are looking for something to open a specific file or driver.
Macintosh Products Guide (http://guide.apple.com/index.lasso)
And you can also go to ...
www.versiontracker.com
2nd one is a good place to go if you are looking for something to open a specific file or driver.
james92se
Mar 23, 09:04 PM
When you dock it to your iTunes it should pop up a warning that it is sunk to another iTunes account. It should also warn you that if you continue everything will be deleted from your iPad (as in apps, music, videos, books, etc...) and it will sync to your account.
You shouldn't need to restore the firmware to do what you wish....
Hmm, thanks. I never got any message like this but I went ahead and sync'd anyway and all is well now :cool:
You shouldn't need to restore the firmware to do what you wish....
Hmm, thanks. I never got any message like this but I went ahead and sync'd anyway and all is well now :cool:
byeehaaw
Jul 5, 04:23 PM
price lowered to 40 a ticket + shipping. please let me get rid of em! dont miss out yankees vs redsox!
svndmvn
Jul 24, 03:35 PM
I've been using a griffin iTrip for a few years now, quite satisfied
roadbloc
May 3, 08:16 AM
Reminds me of the whole iTunes logo redesign debacle. You'll get used to it.
maddie
May 1, 02:26 PM
Hi
I've had my late 2006 iMac for five years now and have had very few problems with it over the years - I had the LCD panel replaced by Apple last year due to a known issue and that's it.
I use the iMac overnight to play audiobooks, and this morning I noticed I couldn't hear it burbling away when I woke up. It appeared to have switched itself off overnight, but then it wouldn't start up again. Nothing was happening at all - I checked all the cabling, including trying different power sockets and trying the mac's power lead in another bit of kit and vice versa - nothing at all.
I got the service manual online and managed to get the bezel off to check the diagnostic LEDs. All appeared dead at first, which indicated that it needs a new power supply which is what I figured from the start.
I read somewhere that removing and reinserting the battery can fix such problems, and since I tried this, diagnostic LED number 1 (indicating that the power supply is getting good power from the AC outlet according to the manual) now briefly flashes on at the point where the power cable is plugged into the mains, but then goes off again. Nothing still happens when the power button is pressed.
Has anyone got any ideas on this? The manual is clear on the issue if the light doesn't come on at all, but I can't find mention anywhere about it coming on briefly.
Many thanks! :D
I've had my late 2006 iMac for five years now and have had very few problems with it over the years - I had the LCD panel replaced by Apple last year due to a known issue and that's it.
I use the iMac overnight to play audiobooks, and this morning I noticed I couldn't hear it burbling away when I woke up. It appeared to have switched itself off overnight, but then it wouldn't start up again. Nothing was happening at all - I checked all the cabling, including trying different power sockets and trying the mac's power lead in another bit of kit and vice versa - nothing at all.
I got the service manual online and managed to get the bezel off to check the diagnostic LEDs. All appeared dead at first, which indicated that it needs a new power supply which is what I figured from the start.
I read somewhere that removing and reinserting the battery can fix such problems, and since I tried this, diagnostic LED number 1 (indicating that the power supply is getting good power from the AC outlet according to the manual) now briefly flashes on at the point where the power cable is plugged into the mains, but then goes off again. Nothing still happens when the power button is pressed.
Has anyone got any ideas on this? The manual is clear on the issue if the light doesn't come on at all, but I can't find mention anywhere about it coming on briefly.
Many thanks! :D
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