itsbetteronamac
Sep 17, 05:17 PM
yeah, I have the same problem. My powerbook is gettin sent out for repair in a day or two. Apple is going to pay the $800 repair (purely cosmetic) wow, they are nice to me. And then I think I would like to sell it, and hopefully get a new one if they are released. But obiously I would sell it after the new ones come. Powerbook 15", 1gb RAM, 100GB HD, 128mb VRAM 1.67GHZ
sjsutton
Jul 11, 08:31 AM
This At&t store had only 40 phones! I managed to get one of the last white ones. But many people left very disappointed.
wrldwzrd89
Mar 7, 04:58 PM
Downgrades are not possible normally. The only way to downgrade is to restore to the base version of the OS you wish to downgrade to (or whatever came with your Mac if you haven't upgraded since you bought it), then update to the desired minor version of that OS. Keep in mind that you can't downgrade to anything older than what your Mac came with.
I'd try Sun Baked's suggestions before mine, though.
I'd try Sun Baked's suggestions before mine, though.
HenryHill
Apr 25, 10:15 AM
Quicksilver isn't really designed to do such a thing. It is supposed to be more focused. Use Spotlight to find everything, thats what it is there for. CMD+space.
Yes it was. And I figured out hwo to do it it. You go into catalogue and change everything's 'depth' from 1 ( the default ) to infinity ( infinite depth search, i.e every file is searchable )
If i hadn't done more research I would have been led to believe that this was not possible by you! Please don't pass bad information on to Macrumors posters !
Yes it was. And I figured out hwo to do it it. You go into catalogue and change everything's 'depth' from 1 ( the default ) to infinity ( infinite depth search, i.e every file is searchable )
If i hadn't done more research I would have been led to believe that this was not possible by you! Please don't pass bad information on to Macrumors posters !
Stealthipad
May 6, 06:18 AM
If you leave your phone on the dash on a sunny day it will get hot.:rolleyes:
Nameci
Apr 23, 10:58 AM
What specific machine are you using? a powermac?
highdefw
May 3, 03:38 PM
The current MBPs are extremely fast. I recommend going for that, even the baseline model.
TheCharlie
Oct 11, 02:20 PM
I heard that Apple was scheduled to release them a month back, but they got stuck somewhere overseas in outbound shipping or something. It's probably somewhere else on here that I heard it, but I forget where.
pulsewidth947
Jul 29, 09:27 AM
Can I just suggest you dont do your site in frames? They are fairly outdated now and can ruin the chances of spiders from google and other search engines finding out what is on your site for indexing.
At least thats what I've been told, but from experience, browsers handle frames differently so its another thing that can make your site look wierd in another browser.
As you are doing your site in Flash, why not have your films load within that flash player? Look up using External SWFs with your movie (so it doesnt bump up the file size, and allows the movies to be preloaded as an when they are needed). This will help if you want the videos to stream, and Flash compressed videos can be incredibly small. This will also help your content not get stolen.. but if your not worried about that then you can certainly go down the Quicktime route.
At least thats what I've been told, but from experience, browsers handle frames differently so its another thing that can make your site look wierd in another browser.
As you are doing your site in Flash, why not have your films load within that flash player? Look up using External SWFs with your movie (so it doesnt bump up the file size, and allows the movies to be preloaded as an when they are needed). This will help if you want the videos to stream, and Flash compressed videos can be incredibly small. This will also help your content not get stolen.. but if your not worried about that then you can certainly go down the Quicktime route.
vincenz
Apr 14, 08:33 PM
No, it won't. Unless you're constrained to deadlines, which it doesn't sound like at all. Get a 15" for most all-around power.
Knolly
Jul 7, 12:24 AM
PM replied to.
-Alex
-Alex
Mobile923
Mar 18, 07:48 AM
thanks!
Alvi
Jul 9, 07:47 AM
I have one that i bought since the release day, I am actually glad that It's very scratched on the back because i don't care anymore, there are some sort of cases that you kinda glue on the back of it, but they'res no better experience than the thing as it is, I now use my 1G one for Web Radio with my speakers at home since the poor thing is pretty old and I'm using a 3GS for apps and stuff
wordoflife
Mar 31, 12:48 AM
I absolutely love those white MacBook. Didn't know they supported 8GB of RAM. I might've bought one of those if I knew.
dikrek
May 5, 12:50 PM
Hello all,
I posted about this before here:
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?p=12515592&highlight=#post12515592
I did some extra testing and decided to publish a how-to guide in my blog here:
http://recoverymonkey.org/2011/05/05/os-x-ssdtunings-plus-performance-with-and-without-trim/
Long story short: enabling TRIM support, at least on Intel 320 with the 10.6.7 OS X driver, is not the best idea.
Thx
D
I posted about this before here:
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?p=12515592&highlight=#post12515592
I did some extra testing and decided to publish a how-to guide in my blog here:
http://recoverymonkey.org/2011/05/05/os-x-ssdtunings-plus-performance-with-and-without-trim/
Long story short: enabling TRIM support, at least on Intel 320 with the 10.6.7 OS X driver, is not the best idea.
Thx
D
sam10685
Apr 6, 02:18 PM
news channel, weather channel, internet channel and everybody votes channel is all good. i'll see if i can reset it. hope so. (by the way... off-topic, but where in the name of all that is Holy are the online games???)
vieh
Apr 28, 10:04 AM
Thanks for your answers, I reformatted the stick and all seems well.
@GGJstudios: I wasn't worried about my Mac, I was primarily worried about carrying that thing onto other (Windows) computers I would connect my USB stick to. Not really necessary, is it?
Yeah, I know there haven't been any Mac viruses out there yet, I've actually never had an anti virus programme installed in the four years I've been using Mac. But since I couldn't get rid of the files, I thought Sophos may do the trick. Well, turns out it didn't. Thanks for the link though, will definitely check it out.
@GGJstudios: I wasn't worried about my Mac, I was primarily worried about carrying that thing onto other (Windows) computers I would connect my USB stick to. Not really necessary, is it?
Yeah, I know there haven't been any Mac viruses out there yet, I've actually never had an anti virus programme installed in the four years I've been using Mac. But since I couldn't get rid of the files, I thought Sophos may do the trick. Well, turns out it didn't. Thanks for the link though, will definitely check it out.
harcosparky
May 6, 04:18 AM
I'm going with an HDD problem on this one.
I took a computer to Apple that was acting the same way, and the HDD was failing.
I took a computer to Apple that was acting the same way, and the HDD was failing.
NZed
Apr 23, 10:43 PM
I have a 4 year old white Macbook with 2 Gb of ram running Snow Leopard that I just did the most recent automatic software update from 10.6.6 to 10.6.7 along with other updates for iTune and my printer, etc.
It reached the point where it says "Registering updated components..." and it got stuck - no more progress bar movement for 20 minutes. I powered off the machine holding down the on/off button. It rebooted ok and the applications work fine, but when i shut in down it got stuck again. Again I had to power it off by holding down the on/off button. It started up fine afterwards.
Something obviously is no longer right, but I don't know what to do next. Any suggestions? (Yes I have a current backup of all files before the software update)
The backups, are they time machine or just normal back ups of individual files?
If they are time machine, try doing a restore. If its just individual files, try doing a clean install from your Snow Leopard disk and then download the Combo update from apples website and then put your files back
It reached the point where it says "Registering updated components..." and it got stuck - no more progress bar movement for 20 minutes. I powered off the machine holding down the on/off button. It rebooted ok and the applications work fine, but when i shut in down it got stuck again. Again I had to power it off by holding down the on/off button. It started up fine afterwards.
Something obviously is no longer right, but I don't know what to do next. Any suggestions? (Yes I have a current backup of all files before the software update)
The backups, are they time machine or just normal back ups of individual files?
If they are time machine, try doing a restore. If its just individual files, try doing a clean install from your Snow Leopard disk and then download the Combo update from apples website and then put your files back
BlindMellon
May 1, 06:41 AM
i get that occasionally if my phone isn't seated 100%.
mBurns
Jun 21, 11:33 AM
Any interest at $150 OBO before I pop this baby on the 'bay?
angelwatt
Feb 17, 11:10 AM
Check this article (http://x7.fi/2010/02/12/how-to-fit-your-website-for-the-apple-ipad/) for what's happening automatically and how to control the page zoom that is occurring.
TMRaven
Apr 27, 07:26 PM
The audio techinca M50, shure sr840, akg240, sennheiser hd25-1 and Denon D1001 all come to my mind.
medea
Oct 28, 02:16 PM
Originally posted by gopher
Check http://www.macprices.com/ for availability of iMacs at online retailers.
Thanks, I was not aware of that site.
Yeah your right Timdaddy, Apple will probably keep the design of the current iMac for awhile, kinda like they are keeping OS X going....the original iMac didnt change appearance much (other than colors) and lastest for a few years.
Check http://www.macprices.com/ for availability of iMacs at online retailers.
Thanks, I was not aware of that site.
Yeah your right Timdaddy, Apple will probably keep the design of the current iMac for awhile, kinda like they are keeping OS X going....the original iMac didnt change appearance much (other than colors) and lastest for a few years.