TheNoob
Apr 27, 07:55 AM
Thanks for the response and I have just found the solution to my problem.
The problem was, when I copied and pasted a picture, the software did not automatically resize the picture. So I ended up with a word file with 45 mb with only 2 pictures in it. The software ran ok when I shrink the pictures prior to pasting them to my document.
The problem was, when I copied and pasted a picture, the software did not automatically resize the picture. So I ended up with a word file with 45 mb with only 2 pictures in it. The software ran ok when I shrink the pictures prior to pasting them to my document.
vettori
Apr 19, 05:04 PM
AppStore apps can't do that. Bluetooth usage is restricted.
Not sure if a cydia app exists.
Not sure if a cydia app exists.
NewSc2
Nov 21, 05:33 PM
There are rumors of a second iPhone, and a reported former iPod nano chip maker for some sorta iPhone... sheesh, just release the supposed-maybe-coming-but-who-knows thing out. It'd be funny if no phone is ever released
Benjy91
Apr 21, 01:26 AM
I'm using windows through bootcamp and I installed Microsoft Security Essentials as my Anti Virus software.
I would like to know how is it possible for me to scan a specific file? Not the whole disk.
Thank you
NVM... I found how to scan a specific folder. I guess that will do.
When you have an anti-virus, you can right click and "Scan with......." will be a right-click option.
On Windows 7 it is anyways.
I would like to know how is it possible for me to scan a specific file? Not the whole disk.
Thank you
NVM... I found how to scan a specific folder. I guess that will do.
When you have an anti-virus, you can right click and "Scan with......." will be a right-click option.
On Windows 7 it is anyways.
coopdog
Oct 21, 11:48 AM
Im tring to run a internet server, like host a multi game or FTP server.
vniow
Jul 16, 02:02 PM
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/15467
strydr
Mar 28, 02:55 PM
:D I agree. It might take ours to do. But it is still faster to reinstall then trying to get rid of all this adware/spyware junk.
..and I hope you guys learned your lesson...
Ya, it's much faster to reinstall the OS. Make sure you do a clean (format) install, to clean out any registry hooks left over. Also, keep the Bro off your system, or create a account for him to kill, instead of yours. I also like the idea of creating a restore point, and a clean image (although with only a 20GB HDD, you might just want to make a custom, slipstream disk).
..and I hope you guys learned your lesson...
Ya, it's much faster to reinstall the OS. Make sure you do a clean (format) install, to clean out any registry hooks left over. Also, keep the Bro off your system, or create a account for him to kill, instead of yours. I also like the idea of creating a restore point, and a clean image (although with only a 20GB HDD, you might just want to make a custom, slipstream disk).
JoEw
May 1, 02:00 PM
So my mom has been using my old iphone 3g on the old 3.xx firmware i jailbroke and unlocked it for her. But then it was not booting up so she restored it and she landed on 4.2.1 firmware now I need help jailbreaking it and unlocking it so she can use it on T-Mobile again this is what tiny umbrella gave me.
Baseband: 05.15.04-5.8_M3S2
if anyone can help I would appreciate it a lot.
Baseband: 05.15.04-5.8_M3S2
if anyone can help I would appreciate it a lot.
Smatts123
Jun 1, 02:13 PM
Thought i'd give it a try!! Just a simple animation symbolising the whole apple/flash/iphone/adobe stories that have been going on lately.
Looking forward to seeing everyone else's avatars :D
,Sam
Looking forward to seeing everyone else's avatars :D
,Sam
ddtlm
Aug 30, 12:21 PM
dukestreet:
You are being incredably unrealistic with talk of 16 Power4-lites.
A *single* current Power4 probably costs more than any single Mac product and generates more heat than even Apple's new mega heatsink could be expected to deal with. 16 would be in a case with wheels and a 6-figure price tag.
The whole idea of the Power4-lite is to do away with all the fancy many-many-chip features to make it cheaper.
TyleRomeo:
Interesting to note that Apple said "4-6 weeks" the day the 1.25 was announed, and this is 2 or 3 weeks later. Hmmm, still 4-6 weeks. I originally thought about getting one, but I have since given up and will wait till the next revision which may very well include a Power4-lite option, but we won't have much idea about that until October 15th.
You are being incredably unrealistic with talk of 16 Power4-lites.
A *single* current Power4 probably costs more than any single Mac product and generates more heat than even Apple's new mega heatsink could be expected to deal with. 16 would be in a case with wheels and a 6-figure price tag.
The whole idea of the Power4-lite is to do away with all the fancy many-many-chip features to make it cheaper.
TyleRomeo:
Interesting to note that Apple said "4-6 weeks" the day the 1.25 was announed, and this is 2 or 3 weeks later. Hmmm, still 4-6 weeks. I originally thought about getting one, but I have since given up and will wait till the next revision which may very well include a Power4-lite option, but we won't have much idea about that until October 15th.
codymac
Apr 30, 10:28 AM
You are probably right. I just feel like the person in the room who doesn't get the joke, when everyone else is laughing.
You're not the only one.
Perhaps I'm not being totally fair here, but he strikes me as an example of a species of internet parasite who achieves some measure of success and fame on the back of someone else's work. A more famous (or infamous) example is potty-mouthed moron Julie Powell, whose 15 minutes of fame--achieved on the back of Julia Child's classic cookbook Mastering the Art of French Cooking--culminated in a major Hollywood movie about her life starring Meryl Streep and Amy Adams!
Personally, I prefer Dan Aykroyd as Julia Child, but the movie did have Amy Adams in it.
:D
You're not the only one.
Perhaps I'm not being totally fair here, but he strikes me as an example of a species of internet parasite who achieves some measure of success and fame on the back of someone else's work. A more famous (or infamous) example is potty-mouthed moron Julie Powell, whose 15 minutes of fame--achieved on the back of Julia Child's classic cookbook Mastering the Art of French Cooking--culminated in a major Hollywood movie about her life starring Meryl Streep and Amy Adams!
Personally, I prefer Dan Aykroyd as Julia Child, but the movie did have Amy Adams in it.
:D
HasanDaddy
Jun 24, 06:43 AM
Headed out to Fashion Island in Newport now
I'll do my best to update
I'll do my best to update
meltedcaramel
Feb 18, 10:22 PM
First impressions:
I like the version with the blue colored area.
The placement of "consultant" seems odd to me. I'm not sure if you're a Sales Rep Consultant (and it didn't fit on one line), or if you're a Sales Rep and a Consultant.
I'd be curious to see what the card looks like if the letters within the blue area were black rather than the light color.
Thanks for your opinion.
I have added image with black text replace the lighter colour. (Image 3)
I added consultant there because my role is kind of both, but more of a rep than a consultant (mainly added it because I wanted to cover the empty space).
Also, I added a green business card for a fruit and vege business. Is it too green in your opinion? As you can see Im a fan of 2-3 colours per image only ^^''
Again, appreciate the help.
I like the version with the blue colored area.
The placement of "consultant" seems odd to me. I'm not sure if you're a Sales Rep Consultant (and it didn't fit on one line), or if you're a Sales Rep and a Consultant.
I'd be curious to see what the card looks like if the letters within the blue area were black rather than the light color.
Thanks for your opinion.
I have added image with black text replace the lighter colour. (Image 3)
I added consultant there because my role is kind of both, but more of a rep than a consultant (mainly added it because I wanted to cover the empty space).
Also, I added a green business card for a fruit and vege business. Is it too green in your opinion? As you can see Im a fan of 2-3 colours per image only ^^''
Again, appreciate the help.
liamkp
Jul 6, 08:43 PM
*pulls out drill*
Problem solved.
Matters what type of case.
:pullls out scissors:
Problem solved... sorta.
Problem solved.
Matters what type of case.
:pullls out scissors:
Problem solved... sorta.
soujin
Apr 14, 09:06 PM
Hey, all, thanks in advance.
My campus has had problems recently with the internet being slow, dropping the connexion, etc. Usually I can go into system preferences and network, then use the "assist me" feature to fix things without any trouble.
But right now my friend isn't able to get her MacBook to connect at all She's tried restarting numerous times without any luck. Either it says there's no IP, or that it's authenticated via PEAP. Any tips for her? :/
My campus has had problems recently with the internet being slow, dropping the connexion, etc. Usually I can go into system preferences and network, then use the "assist me" feature to fix things without any trouble.
But right now my friend isn't able to get her MacBook to connect at all She's tried restarting numerous times without any luck. Either it says there's no IP, or that it's authenticated via PEAP. Any tips for her? :/
SandboxGeneral
Mar 27, 05:50 PM
Some folks are optimistic that Apple will eventually support USB 3.0, but I am not one of them. When Steve said it wasn't taking off, I think that was a euphemism for saying that USB 3.0 will not be taking off in Apple products. Back when he said that, they and Intel were working on Light Peak, now called Thunderbolt. Now that the new MacBook Pros have Thunderbolt and the expectation that the new iMac's later this year will have Thunderbolt, I do not see any reason why Apple would add USB 3.0.
Light Peak Coming in Early 2011 With Apple at Forefront? (http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1043290)
Light Peak Coming in Early 2011 With Apple at Forefront? (http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1043290)
balamw
Mar 29, 06:10 AM
I do a bit in recruitment and we use a CV parser to extract raw text from CVs, which then gets saved into a database. While our system will handle PDF without a great deal of issue, it much prefers Word and will extract more reliably.
That's exactly the problem. Many companies/recruiters... are forcing you to submit via their web portal and the parsers they use to get the data in the database can't read my PDF. (I've had trouble with them even reading my DOCX, but DOC generally works fine. So I have to keep it in DOCX/DOC/PDF and TXT). I originally started with it in Pages, and it looked better, but I had to export to one of these formats for submission eliminating any reason to use Pages.
Anyhow, following on your suggestion, I borrowed a sample resume from here: http://www.freeresumesamples.org/samples/engineer/electricalengineer.asp and followed the same process to generate a PDF from it by copying and pasting the info into my CV and removing my info. I didn't spend any time tweaking it. Just the info and process. PDF is attached.
Almost got ghostscript loaded on my MBP and will try the filter later.
B
That's exactly the problem. Many companies/recruiters... are forcing you to submit via their web portal and the parsers they use to get the data in the database can't read my PDF. (I've had trouble with them even reading my DOCX, but DOC generally works fine. So I have to keep it in DOCX/DOC/PDF and TXT). I originally started with it in Pages, and it looked better, but I had to export to one of these formats for submission eliminating any reason to use Pages.
Anyhow, following on your suggestion, I borrowed a sample resume from here: http://www.freeresumesamples.org/samples/engineer/electricalengineer.asp and followed the same process to generate a PDF from it by copying and pasting the info into my CV and removing my info. I didn't spend any time tweaking it. Just the info and process. PDF is attached.
Almost got ghostscript loaded on my MBP and will try the filter later.
B
colocolo
Oct 13, 07:50 PM
Actually, we are on the other hemisphere down here...
Oh, and over there, in the middle of the driest desert in the world, the climate is pretty much the same the whole year round.
Was trapped on a warm day in august..and were rescued on a coal'd mid October day.
Oh, and over there, in the middle of the driest desert in the world, the climate is pretty much the same the whole year round.
Was trapped on a warm day in august..and were rescued on a coal'd mid October day.
D1eam
Apr 17, 11:59 AM
:d
jayscheuerle
Nov 29, 10:52 AM
My friend has a 2G, 4 gig one, but she likes it better than the Nanos and I'm guessing she wouldn't part with it for less than the price she bought it for. How high are you willing to go?
TheMacBookPro
Apr 14, 11:48 AM
Hey,
So I got a new 11" MacBook Air with the ext. SuperDrive and am looking to install Windows 7 on it.
Fired up Boot Camp and downloaded the drivers... crawled along slowly but surely (looked like it would take ~1 hour to complete) and decided to take a quick shower while waiting.
15 minutes later I got back to the Mac and was surprised to see that it had completed the download already, and was prompting me to transfer it to some form of external media. Burned it to a CD-R, verification was OK and all seems well.
Just anal about things like this and I'd like to see if anyone could verify that the exact file size is '559,398,912 bytes' (559.4MB on disk)(this is on a CD, not a flash drive)? Just worried since the download seemed to have completed unusually quick, on my normally slow-as-molasses network (oh, and someone on another forum mentioned that the file was 562MB...)
I would get a MD5 hash but don't know any checksum checkers for Mac OS X.
Thanks!
So I got a new 11" MacBook Air with the ext. SuperDrive and am looking to install Windows 7 on it.
Fired up Boot Camp and downloaded the drivers... crawled along slowly but surely (looked like it would take ~1 hour to complete) and decided to take a quick shower while waiting.
15 minutes later I got back to the Mac and was surprised to see that it had completed the download already, and was prompting me to transfer it to some form of external media. Burned it to a CD-R, verification was OK and all seems well.
Just anal about things like this and I'd like to see if anyone could verify that the exact file size is '559,398,912 bytes' (559.4MB on disk)(this is on a CD, not a flash drive)? Just worried since the download seemed to have completed unusually quick, on my normally slow-as-molasses network (oh, and someone on another forum mentioned that the file was 562MB...)
I would get a MD5 hash but don't know any checksum checkers for Mac OS X.
Thanks!
onthecouchagain
Apr 27, 09:04 AM
I think you will love the 13" Air - especially because of the extra pixels. Try one and you will see. I went from a Unibody MB 1280x800 to my 13" MB Air, and the increase in screen real estate (27 %) blew me away. I could finally use spreadsheets on my notebook without feeling cramped.
That's excellent. And how was it reading the smaller texts? Did you have any problem or find yourself leaning in to see everything?
That's excellent. And how was it reading the smaller texts? Did you have any problem or find yourself leaning in to see everything?
JSRockit
Sep 8, 02:00 PM
The best thing about that article is that they show Apple and Pioneers stock prices below...even CNET is speculating.
chrono1081
Apr 23, 06:05 PM
I cant offer a direct suggestion but did you use a font manager to delete the fonts? Or did you find them in finder and delete them?
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