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More questions: Dial-Up or Cable/DSL? In either case, use the Airport Setup Utility in Applications:Utilities:AirPort Setup Assistant If you've done that in the networking Pane in System Prefereces, make sure Airpot, not Ethernet is selecte…
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Hey there, First, we need more information: What are you trying to accomplish? Basic Home Networking or just connecting to your airport via wireless so you can surf? Or is it something else?
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Huh. Are you still using the beta? No, that should've expired by now (I think). I used to have that problem with the beta, but it's gone now. Not sure what's happening, maybe it's just Internet slowness or something...
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Not yet.
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Quote: Originally posted by pesi the programs have completely different functions and markets. Garageband is an app to make music and play around with while Soundtrack's sole purpose is to make... well... soundtracks. Garageband is designed fo…
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Probably not. Small hard drives like those are really meant for just storage. Meaning, small bursts of data transfer, like capturing an image, transferring data from one computer to the next, that kind of thing. The iPod is no different. It stor…
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After thorough and scientific research using the latest in Digital Signal Processing techniques, chord analyzers, Root tone verification modules, and optimal psycho-acoustic algorhythms, I have determined the pitch and key of the PowerMac startup So…
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Thanks for the story. Unfortunately, I've heard it before. While similar, I'm not sure it applies. Actually I hold myself to blame, and since there's a significant time lag between the time I lost the data to when I recovered it, who knows? …
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actually, if you have your iPod connected all the time you can pretty much put it there anyway. Problem comes when you have lots of music/movies/large files, or if you don't have your iPod. Syncing large amounts of data with limited space can be a…
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I hope you don't mind, but I created a 30 second spot for you.
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Only had one (now solved) problem with my LaCie 80GB. LaCie makes really good and quiet drives. Favorites of mac users everywhere. Maxtor also makes good, reliable drives. Western Digital makes FW drives, but I've had bad experiences with…
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Just to chime in as a user of "real world" hardware and software, it's frustrating when people design software to mimic real-world interfaces. It's needless and bad interface design. Anyone remember the thumb-wheel of QT4 fame? The same can be …
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Eeek. I hope that's true. Or perhaps mild cerebral palsey. The only thing is that with cerebral palsey, one generally does not loose track of where you are, or what you're talking about. Mind stays sharp, even if the mouth isn't. Anyway, if…
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Was it me or did the Microsoft Lady drink her breakfast?
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*cough* Notgonnahappen *cough*
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Here's how you do it. It's a little different, but there's no mucking about in the fancy setups. In Jaguar: Place your print center icon in the dock. Drag the folder in question to the printer. It prints the contents to the default printer. …
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Um. I think your arguments are sound, but your pricing is a little off. I think to get started on a 10" display would be at least $999. Also, I think that they'd probably make the computer fully functional, rather than a optical drive-less machin…
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I recently sold my 266 blueberry iMac for $295 on eBay. Mine had 384MB RAM, 6GB HD, and OS X, plus Apple Works (and the iApps). Since yours has a 20GB hard drive, I expect that yours might go for a similar price, but the fact I had OS X on mine …
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It's the Apple Keyboard and Mouse. From the new eMac. Nothing fancy.
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The whole "price" thing is a bunch of garbage. Yes I can get a box, just a box, from Dell for $1199. I get a crappy integrated graphics card, cdrw drive and nothing else. For the same price I can get a sexy new iMac with flat panel display, nVidi…