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Quote: Originally posted by Ebby like if you hit command + option + control + 8? Yes! That solved 1/2 the problem, thanks! I forgot to mention, everything turned black and white instead of color... do you have another trick up your slee…
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Quote: Originally posted by applenut i know i do. It's just a lot more enjoyable and less boring. And i workout really well to music because it puts me in a certain groove. The iPod was the best thing to ever happen to my running. I have an…
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Quote: Originally posted by Xool I would swear that if it wasn't for this mini I wouldn't be exercising as much. $250 is a small price to pay for my health! Yeah, I think I actually run farther with my ipod...I don't think it's a scientifica…
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Wonder what happens to the color on the green mini...but I'd rather not find out from personal experience. I'll get my mini some sunglasses.
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Quote: Originally posted by Imergingenious ...and prolonged exposure to the sun turned her pink mini into a peach mini... Thanks for the info...I was not aware of the color fading issue. What is the best way to prevent this without getting a …
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My initial instinct was to say use a scanner. But if time is a factor, you might be able to place a number of pages at a time in front of your camera, take pictures, and then use photoshop to separate the images into separate pages. This might sa…
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Now I'm really usurping the thread , but, what is a good resolution to display online without worrying about people stealing the image and using it to print?
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Thanks for the suggestions. Two other questions: 1. Which of the above choices would work best for a left-handed person? 2. How do these choices compare with the "wireless" mouse that comes with those tablet/pen combos offered by Wacom?
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Along the same lines, does anyone know of a good place website to display photos where the photos are protected from being downloaded or copied? I've seen some java script sites where you can have "right-clicking" (and saving the file to disk) de…
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I went through the same learning curve as you a while back. Color calibration involves two basic concepts: First, all your devices need to be calibrated (for example, your monitor needs to be calibrated because over time what you see on screen may n…
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Quote: Originally posted by rustedborg I have the MDD G4 Dual 1.25 at home. Is there any way to quiet that sucker down? And, yes, the G5 is quieter than the previous G4 model ... by a little or a lot depending on if you're running processor/ha…
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Quote: Originally posted by alcimedes did you ever look into that recall on the MDD power supplies? they got much quieter after that, although i think the free exchange of power supplies has ended now. Yes, Thanks! I did replace the power su…
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Would be nice to have the portability...
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Quote: Originally posted by Ebby I use ColorSync, photoshop, a 2200 and OS9. Things are probably slightly different in OSX. Here is my setup: ColorSync: \tInput: (Scanner color profile) \tDisplay: Calibrated Monitor profile \tOutput: SP220…
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When I get home I am going to try printing an image directly from iPhoto and from photoshop. This way I will know if it is the printer or photoshop. I suspect it is photoshop-- some sort of calibration issue, but as I've said, I have no clue even…
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Thanks for the info. I know I set the paper to the correct type. Is there a way to manually adjust the thickness of the feeder, like a lever or something?
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Only thing I can add from my experience with iBooks: the more RAM you get, the quicker your battery will drain. That's just the way it is... Enjoy your Powerbook!
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Quote: Originally posted by pscates Wait a second...can you even have 768MB RAM in an iBook? The easiest way to get 768 MB ram into my iBook was . . . to delude myself and to have very poor brain power and math skills. You are correct, I …
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Quote: Originally posted by dfryer OS X takes care of memory allocation, but if you run out of RAM it will start using virtual memory on the hard drive, which is slow. How much RAM do you have in your iBook? 768 MB RAM in the iBook. It doesn…
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Quote: Originally posted by MacGregor That is a very interesting point. I haven't heard anyone discuss the power consumption of RAM before. What is your anecdotal information on how much more quickly your batteries use power? This is just m…