scutts
Apr 12, 12:48 PM
i second Kate Spades. Friend of mine has beige black polka dot PC case which fit great and looked great for girls.
ssmed
Apr 26, 12:55 AM
For a computer based method (using Endnote for instance) I would make a dummy document with all the citations and then use your bibliography text to make the reference list and compare, otherwise (and that used by most proof readers) manually tick them off one by one.
iJohnHenry
Nov 19, 06:53 AM
Thanks for the post, you made me study this pic, again.
I thought something was hinky about this being Key West, but I dismissed it.
Now I think I can see Tampa Bay, Charlotte Harbor, and their cities, and Miami Beach.
Looks like most of Florida to me. ;)
I thought something was hinky about this being Key West, but I dismissed it.
Now I think I can see Tampa Bay, Charlotte Harbor, and their cities, and Miami Beach.
Looks like most of Florida to me. ;)
Mechcozmo
Jan 17, 02:28 PM
Start with the normal stuff.... zap pram/nvram, reinstall OS X, then call AppleCare.
And repairing permissions, slightly less drastic than an OS install.
And repairing permissions, slightly less drastic than an OS install.
Haoshiro
Mar 30, 02:34 PM
It's not a JRPG. But it's much more like what a "real" RPG would be like. You assume the character and play whatever ever role you decide... you don't play as a pre-existing character that never (or rarely) talks... or who has a mind of his/her own. The character is supposed to be you, not just someone else you are controlling.
JoeG4
Mar 17, 10:03 PM
Quite an upgrade? The page has almost no information anymore and only one picture of the store that doesn't really show what's inside.
If you click around the old one it even has a price list of stuff for Newtons. (Interestingly, the imac stand used to be a Netwon stand!!) :D
Yea, thinking about this, the old version of that page is way better and probably did a much better job at convincing people that they had to go see the Apple HQ store!
If you click around the old one it even has a price list of stuff for Newtons. (Interestingly, the imac stand used to be a Netwon stand!!) :D
Yea, thinking about this, the old version of that page is way better and probably did a much better job at convincing people that they had to go see the Apple HQ store!
NutsNGum
Apr 20, 01:59 PM
That's cool, it really depends on what you're gonna be using it for!
The Cinema Display has got a lot going for it aesthetically, but it's incredibly expensive and it's pretty limited in terms of capability. It really depends what you're looking to spend.
I know you said you were being pointed toward the Dell Ultrasharps, that's probably with good reason. They tend to offer the most affordable solutions for the price.
An example is the U2711, it uses the same panel as the iMac and ACD 27" but it's cheaper than the ACD and has HDMI, displayport, DVI, VGA inputs, as well as having around 6 USB slots. The main difference is that it is anti-glare coated, so not reflective like the ACD. It's also CCFL backlit, which isn't as power efficient as LED, although provides a wider range of colour.
Whether that's a big deal is really down to whether or not you do print or broadcast work.
There's also the U2410, another Dell Ultrasharp, I had one for a while, but it was too bright for my eyes so got rid of it, that said, it's used quite frequently by people doing print and web work and is an excellent monitor for the money, especially now it's had several revisions.
If you're looking for something glossy, I think it's pretty much the ACD or bust.
The Cinema Display has got a lot going for it aesthetically, but it's incredibly expensive and it's pretty limited in terms of capability. It really depends what you're looking to spend.
I know you said you were being pointed toward the Dell Ultrasharps, that's probably with good reason. They tend to offer the most affordable solutions for the price.
An example is the U2711, it uses the same panel as the iMac and ACD 27" but it's cheaper than the ACD and has HDMI, displayport, DVI, VGA inputs, as well as having around 6 USB slots. The main difference is that it is anti-glare coated, so not reflective like the ACD. It's also CCFL backlit, which isn't as power efficient as LED, although provides a wider range of colour.
Whether that's a big deal is really down to whether or not you do print or broadcast work.
There's also the U2410, another Dell Ultrasharp, I had one for a while, but it was too bright for my eyes so got rid of it, that said, it's used quite frequently by people doing print and web work and is an excellent monitor for the money, especially now it's had several revisions.
If you're looking for something glossy, I think it's pretty much the ACD or bust.
Consultant
Feb 17, 11:14 AM
I can't wait for it to get smaller and recognize speech. It would stop a lot of arguments over whats true in my family.
Also, last night i had a weird dream about Watson. You could ask him questions about the future and he'll answer them. I asked him what number would roll on the dice and he predicted it.
Q: What's the meaning of life?
Watson: 42
Also, last night i had a weird dream about Watson. You could ask him questions about the future and he'll answer them. I asked him what number would roll on the dice and he predicted it.
Q: What's the meaning of life?
Watson: 42
gkarris
Apr 26, 10:12 AM
Only concern is how long Wii online will stay online.
It will eventually turn into another name maybe, but the new system is supposed to play all Wii and GC games (rumors) and of course older virtual consoles...
It will eventually turn into another name maybe, but the new system is supposed to play all Wii and GC games (rumors) and of course older virtual consoles...
Kwyjibo
Jul 17, 08:24 PM
Originally posted by Lyle
I've seen it suggested, in various threads over the past few months, that if such a product announcement happens within 30 days of the original purchase, Apple offers customers the opportunity to ship the "old" computer back and update to the newer model, but this sounds extremely unlikely to me. If I read Apple's Sales and Refunds (http://store.apple.com/Catalog/US/Images/salespolicies.html) policy, the only words that sound remotely close to this are those that discuss the ten business day window for returns due to "[dissatisfaction] with your Apple purchase of a pre-built product".
Can anyone comment on this?
anyone who says you have thirty days after a purchase to exchange it for an upgrade is lying to you. These are things you need to know
1. If u buy a product , the ten day thing is true but you may face restocking fees or you may just get some money back because of the update... I have seen very few threads about people trading opened products for brand new models
2. Don't expect for this to be easy, your gonna have to play hardball to get anything from apple when you've already bought a product.
3. Some users have suggested that sites like amazon.com have a 30-day return policy but i'm not sure what fees are associated with this.
I've posted this before and i'll post it again. The bottom line is that you cannot count on the return policy as a safety net...theres not really a way to completely protec t yourself
I've seen it suggested, in various threads over the past few months, that if such a product announcement happens within 30 days of the original purchase, Apple offers customers the opportunity to ship the "old" computer back and update to the newer model, but this sounds extremely unlikely to me. If I read Apple's Sales and Refunds (http://store.apple.com/Catalog/US/Images/salespolicies.html) policy, the only words that sound remotely close to this are those that discuss the ten business day window for returns due to "[dissatisfaction] with your Apple purchase of a pre-built product".
Can anyone comment on this?
anyone who says you have thirty days after a purchase to exchange it for an upgrade is lying to you. These are things you need to know
1. If u buy a product , the ten day thing is true but you may face restocking fees or you may just get some money back because of the update... I have seen very few threads about people trading opened products for brand new models
2. Don't expect for this to be easy, your gonna have to play hardball to get anything from apple when you've already bought a product.
3. Some users have suggested that sites like amazon.com have a 30-day return policy but i'm not sure what fees are associated with this.
I've posted this before and i'll post it again. The bottom line is that you cannot count on the return policy as a safety net...theres not really a way to completely protec t yourself
Eraserhead
Apr 16, 03:47 AM
Any that are relevant.
jonathan182
Mar 27, 07:02 AM
Don't install a Dev Preview that you downloaded from Demonoid. That would probably be a great place to start fixing that issue.
the problem is not that my copy is a legit one im just looking for help
the problem is not that my copy is a legit one im just looking for help
yellow
Mar 21, 08:23 PM
Ooops, I now see that in your original post, glossed over it when I originally "read" it. You won't have a problem. Sorry!
simsaladimbamba
May 6, 02:55 PM
And what exact Mac and Mac OS X version do you have?
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10644330/MR_Image_Hotlinks/MR_screenshots/MR_identify_your_Mac_short.png
Identify your Mac and Mac OS X version, visualised in a more elaborate image (http://tinyurl.com/66ah4n6)
Identify your Mac and Mac OS X version using this 25 second video tutorial (3MB, .mp4, H.264) (http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10644330/MR_Image_Hotlinks/MR_screenshots/MR_VTs/MR_VT_AboutThisMac.mp4)
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10644330/MR_Image_Hotlinks/MR_screenshots/MR_identify_your_Mac_short.png
Identify your Mac and Mac OS X version, visualised in a more elaborate image (http://tinyurl.com/66ah4n6)
Identify your Mac and Mac OS X version using this 25 second video tutorial (3MB, .mp4, H.264) (http://dl.dropbox.com/u/10644330/MR_Image_Hotlinks/MR_screenshots/MR_VTs/MR_VT_AboutThisMac.mp4)
iMacC2D
Dec 6, 03:42 PM
Great post & well done.
It's great to see one so young (going by your profile), so passionate about such old equipment. :)
As an old fart who remembers doing component level repair on those Power/Sweep boards, floppy drives and motherboards when the exchange price of a Power/Sweep was AU$450.00, it makes me appreciate somebody taking the time to go this far.
At least when I'm gone there will be those who care enough to keep these curios going. :D
I work as an Apple Tech these days (training complete, pending certification). My co-workers in the service department are all technicians of the mid to late 80's, having worked on these Compact systems when they were brand new. However I don't think they appreciated it as much. Something tells me they were never expecting or hoping to see one of these again. Oh well.
There's just one thing that bugs me about this machine, and that's the fact that the Analog Board has 2 lifted traces, mainly caused by the aging of the board and the harsh weather conditions it was subjected to. They lifted with almost no effort during the capacitor replacement. I've since secured and epoxied them down, but i'll always know that at least one part of the machine had to be patched up. I briefly considered starting over with the Mac Plus analog board but I threw that idea out the window once I saw that the condition of it was significantly worse than the 512's.
I had hoped to build another system like this, perhaps with a 128k as the platform, armed with the knowledge of the first build on what to do (and more importantly what not to do). At this stage I have yet to find a machine that fits the bill as the dead ones are usually already dumped and the working ones are fetching decent amounts with no sign of the prices falling as of yet.
It's great to see one so young (going by your profile), so passionate about such old equipment. :)
As an old fart who remembers doing component level repair on those Power/Sweep boards, floppy drives and motherboards when the exchange price of a Power/Sweep was AU$450.00, it makes me appreciate somebody taking the time to go this far.
At least when I'm gone there will be those who care enough to keep these curios going. :D
I work as an Apple Tech these days (training complete, pending certification). My co-workers in the service department are all technicians of the mid to late 80's, having worked on these Compact systems when they were brand new. However I don't think they appreciated it as much. Something tells me they were never expecting or hoping to see one of these again. Oh well.
There's just one thing that bugs me about this machine, and that's the fact that the Analog Board has 2 lifted traces, mainly caused by the aging of the board and the harsh weather conditions it was subjected to. They lifted with almost no effort during the capacitor replacement. I've since secured and epoxied them down, but i'll always know that at least one part of the machine had to be patched up. I briefly considered starting over with the Mac Plus analog board but I threw that idea out the window once I saw that the condition of it was significantly worse than the 512's.
I had hoped to build another system like this, perhaps with a 128k as the platform, armed with the knowledge of the first build on what to do (and more importantly what not to do). At this stage I have yet to find a machine that fits the bill as the dead ones are usually already dumped and the working ones are fetching decent amounts with no sign of the prices falling as of yet.
MacRumors
Jun 9, 02:14 PM
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http://images.macrumors.com/article/2010/06/09/151330-office_2008.jpg
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FourCandles
Nov 12, 12:44 PM
Truly wonderful pictures. The Nile one is awe-inspiring. Thanks to iBlue.
There seem to be slightly larger versions of some on the NASA site. I think this is an enhanced version of the Nile shot:
http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/imagerecords/46000/46820/ISS025-E-09858_lrg.jpg
The angle has been changed but the cloud patterns seem the same.
There seem to be slightly larger versions of some on the NASA site. I think this is an enhanced version of the Nile shot:
http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/imagerecords/46000/46820/ISS025-E-09858_lrg.jpg
The angle has been changed but the cloud patterns seem the same.
Manning
Apr 30, 11:04 AM
Hopefully I can get some help on here, I'm having some trouble making Word and Excel play nice together.
I have about 15 or 20 different Excel Worksheets than need to be inserted at the end of a paper I wrote in Word. They are my Appendix's in the paper and I need them in the Word doc to follow the proper format and include the page numbers. I need to turn this in online and as well as a hard copy, so I can't just print it separate.
Anyone know the best way to take an Excel Worksheet and insert it (and it look decent) in a Word document?
Thanks so so so so much!
I have about 15 or 20 different Excel Worksheets than need to be inserted at the end of a paper I wrote in Word. They are my Appendix's in the paper and I need them in the Word doc to follow the proper format and include the page numbers. I need to turn this in online and as well as a hard copy, so I can't just print it separate.
Anyone know the best way to take an Excel Worksheet and insert it (and it look decent) in a Word document?
Thanks so so so so much!
imaswitcheryeah
Oct 17, 11:37 PM
Anybody else trying to go to the iPod lounge and getting forwarded to Apple Insider?
Check it for yourself:
http://www.ipodlounge.com
Check it for yourself:
http://www.ipodlounge.com
AndrewR23
May 6, 12:19 AM
Got that part, but what does it mean? Does the genius take a sharpie and write 5k across the screen or something
It's the serial number. Go into your settings, click about, scroll down to serial number and see what your first 2 numbers are.
It's the serial number. Go into your settings, click about, scroll down to serial number and see what your first 2 numbers are.
chrismacguy
Jun 27, 03:48 PM
Id say that, if you can, get a G5 model over a G4, mainly as theyre ever so slightly quieter (I had one in my Garage, and Im 1 floor above and couldnt hear it, although the fact it was in a noise-reducing case probably helped, as they are loud) - Im intending on getting another infact, as theyre so shiny, and it is just plain cool having 1 sat in your collection. (Also very useful as a kindve file dump, as a sort of once every 3 months backing up the rest of your collection to it kindve dump).
appleguy123
Apr 27, 04:48 PM
I've been warning people about this for more than a month. http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1121524
MacHamster68
Apr 17, 05:43 PM
i think they changed it ...because they didn't want to offend switchers who still want to run mainly windows on the new mac's
but every keyboard you find in shops has the windows key so it would only be fair to have the little apple key if you are using a apple computer :)
i really miss this little apple on the new keyboard ...at least on the bottom side is a apple... ok you have to turn the keyboard upside down to see its from apple , like apple would be ashamed of its design :(
but every keyboard you find in shops has the windows key so it would only be fair to have the little apple key if you are using a apple computer :)
i really miss this little apple on the new keyboard ...at least on the bottom side is a apple... ok you have to turn the keyboard upside down to see its from apple , like apple would be ashamed of its design :(
supafuzz
Apr 13, 02:14 AM
I just bought a pair on ebay but they do not power up. I was going to try and get my money back but I could sell them to you. The speakers look perfect in them. I am not sure why they do not power up.
Let m eknow if you are interested.
Thanks!
Brian
Uh are you still here..is this a real offer??
Let m eknow if you are interested.
Thanks!
Brian
Uh are you still here..is this a real offer??
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