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I can comfortably answer most basic/advanced questions regarding Macintosh hardware and software - nowadays only OSX. In fact, if it's prior to 10.3, there's a good chance I'll reject your question. Forget OS9 stuff - Igave up OS 9 ten years ago). Please do not ask me about OS9. My particular specialties are in Video editing/DVD authoring. I am a certified trainer in the "pro apps" (Final Cut, DVDSP, Soundtrack, Motion). I have been using Macs since 1985.
I'm an Apple Cert. Trainer for FCP, DVD SP, since the inception of this program. I've was
certified as an Apple Cert. Technician back in 1989.
Videography, Macworld, Tibits
BA film- Penn State. Certifications from Apple, Adobe and Avid for training.
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This hasn't been my experience. Off the top of my head, it sounds like the group isn't do a refresh (and I'm assuming it's not a "smart" group.) So, just as an idea, lets turn on the debug menu ( http://www
Howard, There are a bunch of things that could cause this. #1) Make sure you have at least 5-10 gig free on your HD. This is the most likely reason you're having problems. A reboot will really
Ron, So, files work via clicking, but not a 2x click. Let's remove the obvious. Have another mouse around? Issues like this are squirrely to solve. Mostly because it's often something tiny causing
John, No, unfortunately it won't work. The DVD's that ship with a particular macintosh only work on that particular macintosh. And I'm stunned at the price that Leopard has skyrocketed to. If
I'm not sure I have the answer for you. A .PL file is usually a Perl Script file - something a web site would generate for a page (like an .ASP - Active Server Page) to then display the contents of
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