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hey
sorry to bring up such an old topic but i need help.
im using a proxy in mozilla, but some sites require javascript to be enabled for it to work...is there anyway i can bypass this?
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Posted: 2005-11-26 15:42:55
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Bump!
Does anyone know the answer to tempsonyfreak's Mozilla question? I've never played around with proxies much, any help would be much appreciated here
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Posted: 2005-11-29 10:06:35
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Further to my previous query about a Mac mini sized PC, it appears that
Evesham Micros/Technologies (whatever they're called these days) in my home town have the exclusive deal to market these:
which is a similar size to the Mac mini:
The only big difference is the price, Evesham want
£699 for it (?) whereas a Mac mini starts at just
£359 almost half the cost!!! (It's not clear whether a monitor, mouse & keyboard are included with the PC, but even adding that to the Mac minis cost it would still be over £150 cheaper!)
Here's the news at
The Register
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Posted: 2005-12-01 12:43:14
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DickySnapples Posts: > 500
anyone know much about mac?
ive got a powerbook thats acting funny!
every time i turn it on the clock/date resets back to midnight 1971! iphoto wont open. and it wont let me install ANYTHING onto it(and theres plenty of space on the HD
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Posted: 2005-12-01 12:50:19
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JoolsG4 is your man for macs, but the date problem is almost certainly caused by a dead or dying CMOS battery. They're very cheap and very easy to replace, you can buy them from just about any hardware store such as Wilkinsons etc.
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Posted: 2005-12-01 13:00:15
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@Dicky:
As a temporary measure just enter the correct date and time in System Preferences > Date & Time, and leave the PowerBook plugged-in while you use it, install stuff etc.
Then have a look here:
PowerBook: Testing Backup Battery
You need to find out whether its a rechargable internal backup battery or not. If you're not comfortable fiddling with your PowerBook, just visit a nearby Apple Service Centre.
@Cycovision: I'm not intending to hijack your PC Help thread. Think we might need a Mac Help thread!!
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[ This Message was edited by: JoolsG4 on 2005-12-01 12:12 ]
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Posted: 2005-12-01 13:09:51
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Pretty good idea. Go on make one you little rascal
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Posted: 2005-12-01 13:17:40
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I have:
JoolsG4 - Mac Help thread
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Posted: 2005-12-01 13:28:31
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EastCoastStar Posts: > 500
okay...you know when (on windows, im on XP home) you get an error box that pops up, you get that annoying horriable sounding BEEP noise? how do i get rid of it? I didnt used to have it, now i re-installed windows (had troubles with the computer), and now the sound is backkk, and its at work, so they can hear when i mess up hahaa, or when i send an IM to someone, and i want that quiet thanks!
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Posted: 2005-12-02 15:47:45
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go to
'settings'
'control panel'
'sounds'
then in the scheme bar - choose 'no sounds'
Job done! but you lose other sounds such as windows start up etc.....
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Posted: 2005-12-02 15:50:36
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