mBox
Apr 13, 06:22 PM
It was also good to be at the FCPUG SuperMeet :)
The future looks X times better ;)
The future looks X times better ;)
chaos86
Mar 3, 08:23 PM
thanks both of you, that worked kinda.
the only problem is in the dock, when you ctrl click the new icon to get the menu you can move out through folders on the hard drive but not on cds. the cd shows up, but just as an alias. any work around?
the only problem is in the dock, when you ctrl click the new icon to get the menu you can move out through folders on the hard drive but not on cds. the cd shows up, but just as an alias. any work around?
nelly41
Apr 17, 07:17 PM
Does the back scratch easily? I got the griffin reveal and within two days the back was a cloudy haze of scratches! is this more scratch resistant? larry greenberg (sp) gave it an awesome review on youtube so i pulled the trigger..
So far no. But I only had it for a full day. I had the reveal as well and that scratched up pretty bad. This one however is fine.
So far no. But I only had it for a full day. I had the reveal as well and that scratched up pretty bad. This one however is fine.
MacNut
Apr 1, 12:22 PM
I would buy a Wii60.:p
Jerry Spoon
Sep 12, 03:10 AM
$200 is a great price for a starter that you can upgrade the heck out of if you want to. When you're ready you should have saved plenty of $$$ to get a new mac.
simsaladimbamba
Feb 3, 07:42 PM
Those "Divx" codecs those sites want you to download and install are not meant for Mac OS X, but for Windows. The download site is not even the official Divx site, so it is safe to assume, that the "Divx" they offer you is shady and maybe even ridden with some kind of Windows malware, therefore you can't watch those videos.
There are plenty of ways to do it otherwise, but it is not allowed to talk about it here.
Warez/Serials/Keys.
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There are plenty of ways to do it otherwise, but it is not allowed to talk about it here.
Warez/Serials/Keys.
Do not post software serial numbers or keys or refer people to specific websites, software, or techniques whose purpose is to break or bypass software licensing methods, distribute cracks, or obtain or use commercial software or media in violation of its license and/or for copyright violation. Do not ask for or give such help.
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FireStar
Nov 23, 03:22 PM
So you need something you will remove often, like a zip-up case?
bamaworks
Jun 24, 05:47 PM
If you need any specific screws for your Aluminum PB I probably have them. I ended up having to buy a whole set for my PB just for 5-10 missing screws, therefore I have random ones sitting in a bag that I can ship out. I was somewhat miffed that no one really sold single screws for these computers...
$2.50 shipped per screw.
I'll take off significant amounts for multiple screws :).
http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/kk191/bamaworks/SG1L2398.jpg
$2.50 shipped per screw.
I'll take off significant amounts for multiple screws :).
http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/kk191/bamaworks/SG1L2398.jpg
SamIchi
Sep 9, 08:33 PM
I see... Well, I just think I got it mixed up with misanthropy. I've read about pronunciation symbols and stuff, but I'm still unsure about certain things. Like the damn accent on certain syllables... Well anyways, thanks for the help.
naira
May 5, 01:41 AM
Nope, sorry. Snow Leopard is Intel only.
I got it,not possible.:( thank you.
Your G5, as stated, pretty much maxes out at 10.5.8. You can try running a Linux distro on it, if you really need to, once Leopard's support completely ends. Leopard is still rather usable for most things, though, so keep that G5 around! After all, people still use Tiger after its official support has completely ended
If you absolutely need Snow Leopard, though, I'd advise looking at some older used Intel machines. Just make sure it's at least a Core 2 machine - the Core series is officially being dropped from Lion. (though I'm sure something like XPostFacto will surface for it...)
ok or it could be 10.5.9, thank you. :apple:
I got it,not possible.:( thank you.
Your G5, as stated, pretty much maxes out at 10.5.8. You can try running a Linux distro on it, if you really need to, once Leopard's support completely ends. Leopard is still rather usable for most things, though, so keep that G5 around! After all, people still use Tiger after its official support has completely ended
If you absolutely need Snow Leopard, though, I'd advise looking at some older used Intel machines. Just make sure it's at least a Core 2 machine - the Core series is officially being dropped from Lion. (though I'm sure something like XPostFacto will surface for it...)
ok or it could be 10.5.9, thank you. :apple:
ActionableMango
Apr 22, 06:26 PM
USB Overdrive has caused problems for me in the past. It's actually really great until you want to uninstall it or replace it with something else. Then the "fun" begins. I eventually went with a whole OS wipe, but I didn't have the procedure that rtheb points out.
kcdude
May 4, 09:16 AM
I am considering a fully loaded 27" iMac versus a MBP+ACD combo for my office. My desk is a built in wall hutch deep enough for a CRT montitor but only 19.75" tall. I measure a 27" iMac without the stand at 17.75" high. So if I VESA mount it on an articulating arm it leaves 1" off the desk and 1" from the bottom of the upper hutch.
Desk is 5' long and the iMac would be open on the sides and I would pull it out 12" from the back wall with the articulating mount and slightly tilt it giving maybe another 1/2" of vertical clearance. Is this enough space for air intake and heat dissipation out the top back slot?
Desk is 5' long and the iMac would be open on the sides and I would pull it out 12" from the back wall with the articulating mount and slightly tilt it giving maybe another 1/2" of vertical clearance. Is this enough space for air intake and heat dissipation out the top back slot?
jekay06
Jan 1, 12:43 PM
My IPod touch 3g is only 4 months old but I get about an hours use before the the 20% battery life come up. I brought it back to Apple and everything checks out. I love the unit but the battery life sucks. I have gone on line and checked out how to get better batery life, but If I did what it says to do, it would be useless.
twoodcc
Aug 5, 04:42 PM
Stick with XP for the Windows version. It was enough of a pain to get it to run under Vista.
Otherwise, I only do GPU folding. 10,000 ppd is hard to beat.
i've got smp folding to work with vista and 7. this is with the newer client though.
and i do a lot of GPU folding, i have 6 GPUs folding right now :)
Otherwise, I only do GPU folding. 10,000 ppd is hard to beat.
i've got smp folding to work with vista and 7. this is with the newer client though.
and i do a lot of GPU folding, i have 6 GPUs folding right now :)
eman
Apr 28, 04:23 PM
Try starting in "safe mode" and the instructions can be found here (http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1455).
stridemat
Apr 26, 02:12 PM
Depends what car you have.
emiljan
May 2, 02:27 PM
MacLegion (http://maclegion.com/) is offering a $50 dollar bundle of 11 mac apps that includes data rescue 3.
Flying Llama
Aug 20, 06:05 PM
you need to resubmit it or have it in the original post for it to be eligible.
Thanks sorry i forgot.
Thanks sorry i forgot.
rdowns
Apr 29, 02:01 PM
I think this thread topic is stupid especially given the similar thread in the feedback sub forum.
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1144654
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1144654
Rooskibar03
Nov 30, 11:58 AM
Damn.
Now these are really gonna go up in price. I really wanted to snag one one the cheap.
Now these are really gonna go up in price. I really wanted to snag one one the cheap.
kingthong
Apr 4, 01:58 AM
Thanks a lot guys.
was very helpful!
was very helpful!
Hrududu
Apr 17, 12:00 PM
Well it can be as slow as 400MHz and as fast as 700MHz. If you could find out how much RAM its already got installed and how fast it is, we could probably make some better suggestions for you. For example, a 700MHz model with 768-1GB of RAM and AirPort card could serve as a nice kitchen/livingroom web browser Mac. If its only 400MHz with 64MB of RAM in it, then it would probably better serve as an OS 9 word processor.
regre7
Mar 22, 09:39 PM
I've decided to try folding again, and I'm trying to run it on my MBP (in sig), but it won't connect to the assignment server. I'm going to leave it running overnight, but it hasn't worked so far. I'm using the console version. Would it be better for me to use InCrease?
I'm coming for you Dread! I'll be spitting out crazy WU's with this machine and my 1.1 GHz Celeron PC!
Thanks.
I'm coming for you Dread! I'll be spitting out crazy WU's with this machine and my 1.1 GHz Celeron PC!
Thanks.
jackerin
Apr 16, 08:56 AM
In the sound preferences on audio in, does it have an audio gauge so you can check if it's reacting to input?
Here is my audio prefs with a Firewire interface, when I send it signal from my keyboard you can see it reacting, showing blue.
Here is my audio prefs with a Firewire interface, when I send it signal from my keyboard you can see it reacting, showing blue.