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Expertise

I know a great deal about Macintosh computers running the older Mac OS 9, considerably less about machines running OS X

Experience in the area

I am the town crier in my home town, a newspaper editor by trade and a shortwave radio fan since, oh, about 1959.

What do you like about this subject?

My computer expertise is best with older Macs running OS9 and earlier

What do you still hope to achieve/learn in this field?

Anything I can

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Anamjit08/24/0910101010thnx soo much..i'll try it definitely?
Francisco08/11/0910101010Thank you very much.
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Recent Answers from George Derringer

2009-09-04 IT'S A BIT LIKE MAGIC:

I'm not sure what you mean by "automator" but the general answer is that you set your preferences for when a program -- Apple Mail, Microsoft Entourage, or some other program -- checks e-mail in the program

2009-08-06 disc drive wont open:

The first thing to try is holding down the mouse button when you start up the computer until the CD ejects. After that, try this although I haven't had to do this in several years: Here's what Mac Help

2009-06-07 Mac G4 OSX and 9.1:

Classic (OS9) runs only on non-Intel computers, which your G4 is. However, you need to install it from the original start-up disk that came with your G4. Once you do that (clearly, it came originally with

2009-05-26 imac os9:

This is from the Apple web site, in the document with the URL: http://manuals.info.apple.com/en_US/0309892APM5260UM.pdf If you can get to see that page (page 133 when you open the document), it will

2009-05-24 MEANING 2:

Firewire is a rapid transfer port from one computer to another, used by connecting a wire with "firewire" jacks on either end. I think you need to look things up on Wikipedia. The entry at http://en

 

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