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I know a great deal about Macintosh computers running the older Mac OS 9, considerably less about machines running OS X
I am the town crier in my home town, a newspaper editor by trade and a shortwave radio fan since, oh, about 1959.
My computer expertise is best with older Macs running OS9 and earlier
Anything I can
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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
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
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
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
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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