Joshuarocks
Mar 30, 06:19 AM
Ok, now I feel better.. so, any size HDD is acceptable, just that it won't boot off of it. APM's max is 2.1TB.
Crystal-RX
May 6, 02:41 PM
I put the screen to other iphone 3g and it works perfectly .
The weird thing is that on the old one it doesnt work only about 2 mm from left to right .
If that the case, the there is something wrong with the connector on the logic board or the board itself. Might be clean the connector first. If it not fix the problem, then try to restore it and see if it works.
The weird thing is that on the old one it doesnt work only about 2 mm from left to right .
If that the case, the there is something wrong with the connector on the logic board or the board itself. Might be clean the connector first. If it not fix the problem, then try to restore it and see if it works.
poobear
May 4, 07:13 AM
I don't think the original SSD is so slow as to justify a -______________________-
Hellhammer
Mar 31, 03:11 AM
Just copy the data to the external, make sure it is there and then delete it from the internal HD.
Twenty1TEN
Apr 30, 08:52 AM
Definitely dropbox
makes accessing files extremely easy
use this link to get an extra 250mb when you sign up dropbox (http://db.tt/Cd95iiR)
good luck!
makes accessing files extremely easy
use this link to get an extra 250mb when you sign up dropbox (http://db.tt/Cd95iiR)
good luck!
kgagne
Dec 31, 09:47 AM
Bob Bishop, co-founder of Apple's R&D lab, will be the keynote speaker at KansasFest 2011. Bob is part of the early history of the Apple computer and has developed numerous commercial software titles, worked side-by-side with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, written a book on assembly language programming, and published articles in most Apple II magazines. Bob has lived what most of us only dream about, and he has the stories to prove it.
In 1976, Dr. Bishop knocked on Steve Jobs' door and ended up owning an Apple I. Soon, he bought one of the first Apple II computers. A few months later, the first graphical Apple II games, like Rocket Pilot and Star Wars, came from Bob's keyboard before Apple had even finished the documentation. Later, Bob brought speech to the personal computer with Apple-Talker and Apple-Listener. In 1978, Bob and Steve Wozniak founded Apple's research and development division. His program Apple-Vision was included on DOS 3.3 master disks, demonstrating the audio and video capabilities of the Apple II. Even after retiring in 1981, he continued using, programming, and writing about the entire Apple II line.
The stories do not end with the Apple II. Bob has hosted a radio show using the "Mr. Logic" personality, written essays, founded a comic book club, designed a computer programming language, and written online riddles. Alas, Bob has not yet founded the fanciful "Subroutine Shack" stores "for supplying software components." Today, he lives in California, still "plays with computers," and laments that his Web site (http://bob-bishop.awardspace.com/) is forever under construction.
KansasFest the 22nd annual Apple II conference, is set for July 19th through July 24th at Rockhurst University in Kansas City, Missouri. KansasFest was originally hosted by Resource Central and has been brought to you by the KFest Committee since 1995. Any and all Apple II users, fans, and friends are invited to attend this year's event. Registration details will be announced on the KansasFest Web site in early 2011. For photos, schedules, and presentations from past year's events, please visit the event's official Web site at http://www.kansasfest.org/
CONTACT:
KansasFest 2011
http://www.kansasfest.org/
http://twitter.com/kansasfest/
In 1976, Dr. Bishop knocked on Steve Jobs' door and ended up owning an Apple I. Soon, he bought one of the first Apple II computers. A few months later, the first graphical Apple II games, like Rocket Pilot and Star Wars, came from Bob's keyboard before Apple had even finished the documentation. Later, Bob brought speech to the personal computer with Apple-Talker and Apple-Listener. In 1978, Bob and Steve Wozniak founded Apple's research and development division. His program Apple-Vision was included on DOS 3.3 master disks, demonstrating the audio and video capabilities of the Apple II. Even after retiring in 1981, he continued using, programming, and writing about the entire Apple II line.
The stories do not end with the Apple II. Bob has hosted a radio show using the "Mr. Logic" personality, written essays, founded a comic book club, designed a computer programming language, and written online riddles. Alas, Bob has not yet founded the fanciful "Subroutine Shack" stores "for supplying software components." Today, he lives in California, still "plays with computers," and laments that his Web site (http://bob-bishop.awardspace.com/) is forever under construction.
KansasFest the 22nd annual Apple II conference, is set for July 19th through July 24th at Rockhurst University in Kansas City, Missouri. KansasFest was originally hosted by Resource Central and has been brought to you by the KFest Committee since 1995. Any and all Apple II users, fans, and friends are invited to attend this year's event. Registration details will be announced on the KansasFest Web site in early 2011. For photos, schedules, and presentations from past year's events, please visit the event's official Web site at http://www.kansasfest.org/
CONTACT:
KansasFest 2011
http://www.kansasfest.org/
http://twitter.com/kansasfest/
eva01
Sep 22, 08:16 PM
apples refurb website
and no you can't find any unless you strike a deal with IBM to buy 100,000 of them
and no you can't find any unless you strike a deal with IBM to buy 100,000 of them
mkrishnan
Dec 27, 10:05 AM
It does sound like it could be hardware...
Two things that are sort of unlikely, but worth considering:
1) If this happens often enough, can you get someone else to try it? If you have many calluses on your fingers, or something like this, then sometimes this will interfere with the trackpad functioning.
2) The trackpad also will behave erratically or not at all if it gets wet.
But barring those things, if this happens in Linux, it sounds as if there is something wrong with your hardware. :(
Two things that are sort of unlikely, but worth considering:
1) If this happens often enough, can you get someone else to try it? If you have many calluses on your fingers, or something like this, then sometimes this will interfere with the trackpad functioning.
2) The trackpad also will behave erratically or not at all if it gets wet.
But barring those things, if this happens in Linux, it sounds as if there is something wrong with your hardware. :(
adamjay
Apr 1, 05:29 PM
i dont think its possible either.
Song Name HAS To be in the library columns. and i'm pretty sure it HAS to be first as well. all other column's can be re-arranged, added, or deleted.
i'm in the same boat as you, i prefer to have the Artist first.
your only other option is to make Artist 2nd, and sort by Artist by clicking on "artist"
Song Name HAS To be in the library columns. and i'm pretty sure it HAS to be first as well. all other column's can be re-arranged, added, or deleted.
i'm in the same boat as you, i prefer to have the Artist first.
your only other option is to make Artist 2nd, and sort by Artist by clicking on "artist"
fenixx
Feb 1, 05:10 PM
My site, for reference, perhaps not safe for prudes;
http://www.hisdarknostalgia.com
Issue: I have my files hosted on another site, http://www.violetsandvenom.com/images/header.htm for the header.
I can not, for the life of me, get <base href="/" to point my images to the server. I have temporarily put up an iframe, but would like to get rid of that if anyone can help solve this.
Thanks.
Just hoping to find an alternative to base href all together really - but have no idea which way to look...
http://www.hisdarknostalgia.com
Issue: I have my files hosted on another site, http://www.violetsandvenom.com/images/header.htm for the header.
I can not, for the life of me, get <base href="/" to point my images to the server. I have temporarily put up an iframe, but would like to get rid of that if anyone can help solve this.
Thanks.
Just hoping to find an alternative to base href all together really - but have no idea which way to look...
RDX
Sep 10, 07:57 AM
Thanks a ton MAL,
You have been a great help.
RDX
You have been a great help.
RDX
trip1ex
May 6, 09:53 PM
Maybe it is going to be a surprise :eek:
I considered that, but it didn't sound like it. He already had some pretty specific requirements from his son.
Anyway just giving a $2200 MBP with Apple care is more than enough in my world. I don't think you'd get any complaints.
Extra software depends on the user's preference. As do many of the upgrades.
I guess if you wanted to bump up against the $2500 budget after 15% discount then put a SSD in the thing for an extra $500. But you can do that after market too.
I considered that, but it didn't sound like it. He already had some pretty specific requirements from his son.
Anyway just giving a $2200 MBP with Apple care is more than enough in my world. I don't think you'd get any complaints.
Extra software depends on the user's preference. As do many of the upgrades.
I guess if you wanted to bump up against the $2500 budget after 15% discount then put a SSD in the thing for an extra $500. But you can do that after market too.
Daveman Deluxe
Jul 22, 02:36 PM
A cheap workaround is to stick a straightened paper clip into the little hole on the corner of the CD tray. It sounds as if the ejecting mechanism itself may be toasted, perhaps something is off a rail that it needs.
If there's an Apple Store nearby, talk to a Genius. Other than that, your best bet is to ship it off.
If there's an Apple Store nearby, talk to a Genius. Other than that, your best bet is to ship it off.
joshquick
Oct 19, 10:02 AM
I'm going to try to be there, my office is moving that weekend and being the IT guy means alot of crappy PC's to unwire.
I can't wait though, my desktop is in dire need of some stacks
I can't wait though, my desktop is in dire need of some stacks
Susurs
Apr 17, 06:23 PM
Interesting...Then somebody could theoretically obtain a product or probably only a serial illegally and just make a phone call to Apple and register it on his name...
That is not a safe system.
That is not a safe system.
BornAgainMac
Apr 23, 01:29 PM
The standard 129. Remember it has Server stuff in it so it can't be $30 bucks again.
trishul007
Jun 23, 09:19 PM
The walmart on the beach side will have 2. Yes 2. I'm here now using my phone to check the forum. I'm still the only person so someone come claim spot #2. Bring a pillow and a sleeping bag or something and a deck of cards lol. I need some company. The associate told me people keep calling but no one has came yet.
do they have 32 gbs?? please say yes and ill come up there..
do they have 32 gbs?? please say yes and ill come up there..
Dreadnought
Oct 3, 11:40 AM
Compare them now to the same WU's. Some WU's take a really long time and it sometimes even depends on the first couple of percentages, they sometimes take even longer then the rest of the percentages of the WU. I had t last week that a single percentage took more then 2 hours to process on my machine at work. That was because the extra SSE boost was off. When I restarted folding a percentage only took 50 minutes. So it could also be that your prefs with the console version aren't correct and it doesn't have a boost. Normally you shouldn't be able to see a lot of difference between the GUI or the console version and the same WU.
supabooma
May 6, 11:38 AM
Hi guys,
I'm designing an iPad magazine and having an issue with inconsistent text letter heights. You'll notice the "H" renders higher than the other letters.
This only happens after exporting to jpeg. (72ppi, max quality, progressive) Zooming in the actual indesign file shows the letters are the same height.
I think this is limited to onscreen viewing only. When printing, everything looks normal. Outlining text seems to fix the issue, but I'm hoping it's not the only solution.
Any ideas?
Thanks-
I'm designing an iPad magazine and having an issue with inconsistent text letter heights. You'll notice the "H" renders higher than the other letters.
This only happens after exporting to jpeg. (72ppi, max quality, progressive) Zooming in the actual indesign file shows the letters are the same height.
I think this is limited to onscreen viewing only. When printing, everything looks normal. Outlining text seems to fix the issue, but I'm hoping it's not the only solution.
Any ideas?
Thanks-
liketom
Oct 20, 01:52 PM
http://att.macrumors.com/contest/D1F7BA.mp4
Tune Your Run - Nike+iPod
Enjoy
:)
Tune Your Run - Nike+iPod
Enjoy
:)
King Cobra
Aug 15, 04:29 PM
Same here.
Actually, it reminded me of Excitebike 64 more than the original Excitebike.
Actually, it reminded me of Excitebike 64 more than the original Excitebike.
max��
Aug 6, 12:24 PM
ok just powered up the plus and the internal drive (witch was on its way out) is completely dead (just starts clicking after the ram check) dose anyone know how to fix it or have a spare drive / know where i can buy one in the uk
Jacko30
Apr 21, 08:01 AM
If the data doesn't need to be dynamically updated why not just export the data as HTML (write scripts to create these files when needed) and cut out any other database. You could break it into chunks to ease navigation and have a preprepared index page that links to the exported files which you could upload to your website. I don't think it would look that pretty, but would be quick and functional.
That could be a possiblity, simple too. Coupled with a CSS I can try and make it work. Thanks. Willing to accept alternatives too
That could be a possiblity, simple too. Coupled with a CSS I can try and make it work. Thanks. Willing to accept alternatives too
Tailpike1153
Apr 21, 08:05 AM
So Apple has become the hottie that everybody wants to spend time with except for IBM. Yay!