zuihoush
Apr 27, 10:25 PM
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I received help from my friends so I can copy DVD to DVD in 1:1 ratio without any loss in time and I�d also like to share my favorite DVD copy with you.
the ********* DVD Copier for Mac (http://www.*********.com/dvd-copier-for-mac.html), a professional tool for Mac users coping DVD on Mac OS！
This DVD Copier for Mac is the most reliable DVD Copy Mac software to copy DVD to DVD folder, DVD, ISO file and burn local contents to DVD on Mac.
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More related and useful Windows Version tools here may be suitable for you:
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padua
May 6, 02:08 AM
Adding TEXT to printed form-
This is my first query- hope I am in the 'right' place ;)
I have several forms to fill in - Husband just admitted to Rest Home :(
I wish to scan form and then add text - tried in iphoto - lovely copy but can't edit.
This is my first Mac - after years of PC. Do I need to 'buy' a special programme?
grateful thanks to all
This is my first query- hope I am in the 'right' place ;)
I have several forms to fill in - Husband just admitted to Rest Home :(
I wish to scan form and then add text - tried in iphoto - lovely copy but can't edit.
This is my first Mac - after years of PC. Do I need to 'buy' a special programme?
grateful thanks to all
NutsNGum
Apr 20, 01:59 PM
That's cool, it really depends on what you're gonna be using it for!
The Cinema Display has got a lot going for it aesthetically, but it's incredibly expensive and it's pretty limited in terms of capability. It really depends what you're looking to spend.
I know you said you were being pointed toward the Dell Ultrasharps, that's probably with good reason. They tend to offer the most affordable solutions for the price.
An example is the U2711, it uses the same panel as the iMac and ACD 27" but it's cheaper than the ACD and has HDMI, displayport, DVI, VGA inputs, as well as having around 6 USB slots. The main difference is that it is anti-glare coated, so not reflective like the ACD. It's also CCFL backlit, which isn't as power efficient as LED, although provides a wider range of colour.
Whether that's a big deal is really down to whether or not you do print or broadcast work.
There's also the U2410, another Dell Ultrasharp, I had one for a while, but it was too bright for my eyes so got rid of it, that said, it's used quite frequently by people doing print and web work and is an excellent monitor for the money, especially now it's had several revisions.
If you're looking for something glossy, I think it's pretty much the ACD or bust.
The Cinema Display has got a lot going for it aesthetically, but it's incredibly expensive and it's pretty limited in terms of capability. It really depends what you're looking to spend.
I know you said you were being pointed toward the Dell Ultrasharps, that's probably with good reason. They tend to offer the most affordable solutions for the price.
An example is the U2711, it uses the same panel as the iMac and ACD 27" but it's cheaper than the ACD and has HDMI, displayport, DVI, VGA inputs, as well as having around 6 USB slots. The main difference is that it is anti-glare coated, so not reflective like the ACD. It's also CCFL backlit, which isn't as power efficient as LED, although provides a wider range of colour.
Whether that's a big deal is really down to whether or not you do print or broadcast work.
There's also the U2410, another Dell Ultrasharp, I had one for a while, but it was too bright for my eyes so got rid of it, that said, it's used quite frequently by people doing print and web work and is an excellent monitor for the money, especially now it's had several revisions.
If you're looking for something glossy, I think it's pretty much the ACD or bust.
vmagg88
Jun 18, 11:54 PM
I will be going to Natick as well, not too sure what time though. All I do know is that it will definitely be early!
dr_lha
Apr 23, 10:03 AM
But no support for the Olympus E-PL1, despite the fact that the E-P1 and E-P2, which use the same file format, were supported in the last release, and the E-P2 is almost identical to the E-PL1. :(
ulbador
Apr 21, 10:23 PM
Actually, just to come back and answer my own question:
It was because I didn't have the Alternate set under Image. After about an hour, simply setting this to the same setting as immediately above (in the first screenshot), fixed the problem.
It was because I didn't have the Alternate set under Image. After about an hour, simply setting this to the same setting as immediately above (in the first screenshot), fixed the problem.
tablo13
Oct 20, 09:34 PM
Is the SwitchEasy screen protector high quality and does it resist fingerprints or attract MORE fingerprint? :confused:
Messy
Jan 21, 04:18 AM
Meh, protect it with a free Creative Commons licesnse and you're home free.
redwarrior
Feb 24, 03:53 PM
Why are you asking? :)
Double Dutch Bus was one of my favorites.
Give it to Me Baby.
Wow, I could come up with tons if I sat and thought about it awhile. Dang, I want to go skating now. :o
Double Dutch Bus was one of my favorites.
Give it to Me Baby.
Wow, I could come up with tons if I sat and thought about it awhile. Dang, I want to go skating now. :o
idahows
Mar 16, 11:43 AM
did you find a resolution for this? I'm having the same problem.
Xeem
Sep 17, 02:16 PM
Don't get it unless you are really desperate. It is too slow for anything but OS 8-9 apps (which would include Word 98, Explorer 5.2, and iTunes 2.x if you really want to use them). I recently bought a working iMac (266mHz, 6GB, 96MB RAM, no CD drive, original keyboard and mouse) from a friend for $5, and the only reason I feel good about it is that now I have a spare Apple USB keyboard.
Mikey7c8
Mar 31, 08:39 PM
Personally I wouldn't use Crucial unless it was free.
Support was great, however returning anything more than once is ridiculous.
Support was great, however returning anything more than once is ridiculous.
Consultant
Jul 10, 08:43 PM
I've never had a frayed iPod or iPhone cable.
Sounds like some people are pulling on the cable instead of pulling the plug area.
Sounds like some people are pulling on the cable instead of pulling the plug area.
CarbonCrew
Apr 6, 11:47 AM
I'm interested in running an OBD app on my vehicle and have found that the Wifi dongles are significantly more expensive that their Bluetooth counterparts. I've read that iPhone does not use SPP, however I'm finding conflicting testimonials as to whether SPP is supported by the iPad.
Does anyone know if SPP is supported?
Does anyone know if SPP is supported?
saint
Sep 7, 01:30 AM
He didn't actually say there would be no Apple PDA in the future. He "downplayed" the possibility. But he could bring out any device, PDA or PDA-like and that would not make him a liar.
That said, I believe it is fairly unlikely at the moment.
But if they call it an iWalk I am going to jump off a cliff. That would be so embarrassing.
That said, I believe it is fairly unlikely at the moment.
But if they call it an iWalk I am going to jump off a cliff. That would be so embarrassing.
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lanulos
Mar 9, 03:58 PM
Apparently it is OK; here is a tweet from MuscleNerd:
MuscleNerd
Today's 10.2.1 iTunes is safe for JB+UL, like last week's 10.2 (fast release!) Even keeps new http://is.gd/qv6wpv feature
MuscleNerd
Today's 10.2.1 iTunes is safe for JB+UL, like last week's 10.2 (fast release!) Even keeps new http://is.gd/qv6wpv feature
AdrianK
Apr 22, 04:47 PM
I cannot get my contacts into Itunes/Ipod. I exported them via palm tx as a vcard to the outlook folder that was empty. Then when I go to outllook 2010 I look under the address and there is nothing there. So I need step by step baby instructions (LOL) on how to get them into outlook then into Itunes and then into my Ipod touch. I hope someone can help me! Thanks Jerry
It sounds like either the vcard is dodgy, or outlook is.
Try opening the vcard in to Windows Address Book, once they're 'imported', you can go to iTunes > your ipod> Info (the tab at the top, might be called something else, you'll find it) > then check sync 'all contacts' > sync.
It sounds like either the vcard is dodgy, or outlook is.
Try opening the vcard in to Windows Address Book, once they're 'imported', you can go to iTunes > your ipod> Info (the tab at the top, might be called something else, you'll find it) > then check sync 'all contacts' > sync.
2992
Dec 1, 08:02 PM
For me, it'd be quite useful even if just the people I care to see have one.
We video Skype every day to our family members in Hawaii, Florida, Nevada, D.C. I'd love to be able to use a smartphone to do the same on vacations, instead of dragging along our laptops for that purpose.
Many smartphone models sold outside the USA have front cameras for video calls. But apparently the quality and the cost have been some reasons that prevented widespread adoption.
Actually, they are quite cheap.
We video Skype every day to our family members in Hawaii, Florida, Nevada, D.C. I'd love to be able to use a smartphone to do the same on vacations, instead of dragging along our laptops for that purpose.
Many smartphone models sold outside the USA have front cameras for video calls. But apparently the quality and the cost have been some reasons that prevented widespread adoption.
Actually, they are quite cheap.
peskaa
May 5, 05:51 AM
ok found the answer: FireWire 400 to 800 Adapter!
Bingo. I've done the same in the past connecting a 23" ACD to a Mac Pro with FW800. Works fine.
Bingo. I've done the same in the past connecting a 23" ACD to a Mac Pro with FW800. Works fine.
JackT06
Feb 6, 04:24 AM
Hello,
What i could like to create is a box, where the user will put in there username and password, and it will then fill it in on the main website.
I have placed a tempory exmaple of my site HERE (http://hampshiredoeyouthforum.uphero.com/edofe.html).
Let me know if you would like more details.
What i could like to create is a box, where the user will put in there username and password, and it will then fill it in on the main website.
I have placed a tempory exmaple of my site HERE (http://hampshiredoeyouthforum.uphero.com/edofe.html).
Let me know if you would like more details.
AFMRPCUSER
Apr 30, 11:37 PM
Greetings:
I posted this message a couple of days ago but it may be in the wrong Forum, plenty of people have viewed my request for assistance but not a single reply. I am running a Mac Pro and the application is Entourage for Email. The problem I'm encountering is... I cannot (Insert) a photograph into the context of the Email message. I can attach a Image file but seeing it in the Email context is not possible. I have looked over the setup-and features in Entourage and cannot locate where this can be enabled. Anyone know how to turn this feature on? :confused::
I posted this message a couple of days ago but it may be in the wrong Forum, plenty of people have viewed my request for assistance but not a single reply. I am running a Mac Pro and the application is Entourage for Email. The problem I'm encountering is... I cannot (Insert) a photograph into the context of the Email message. I can attach a Image file but seeing it in the Email context is not possible. I have looked over the setup-and features in Entourage and cannot locate where this can be enabled. Anyone know how to turn this feature on? :confused::
Peter.Howard
Dec 16, 12:06 AM
3rd photo down............is that goop supposed to be there? is it glue or leaking capacitors?
Penn Jennings
Apr 28, 12:34 PM
I have a Snow Leopard DVD here and Installed it on my MAC
My mom has an old Leopard Mac, so I was wondering can I install it with my DVD??? or has it a number of time I can install it with
Thanks
Hmm, I've installed Snow Leopard a few times..... I don't think there IS a key.... Have at it! INstall to your hearts content.
Unlike cursed Windows :/
My mom has an old Leopard Mac, so I was wondering can I install it with my DVD??? or has it a number of time I can install it with
Thanks
Hmm, I've installed Snow Leopard a few times..... I don't think there IS a key.... Have at it! INstall to your hearts content.
Unlike cursed Windows :/
Morod
Apr 26, 08:58 AM
Hi all,
I have a late 2007 24" Al iMac with BT and AirPort. I just ordered a Kindle Wi-Fi only from Amazon. I don't have (or want) a wireless modem.
Anyone know if I will be able to access the web by running the Kindle wefi to the iMac BT? I think both use the 802.11b/g/n standard.
Thanks for any info.
I have a late 2007 24" Al iMac with BT and AirPort. I just ordered a Kindle Wi-Fi only from Amazon. I don't have (or want) a wireless modem.
Anyone know if I will be able to access the web by running the Kindle wefi to the iMac BT? I think both use the 802.11b/g/n standard.
Thanks for any info.