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Tue Jan 8, 2013 1:14 pm (PST) . Posted by:
"Louise Stewart" pudgybulldog
I have QuarkXpress 7.something that I used on my G4. Now I mostly use my Mac Mini Intel OS 10.7.5 and Quark & won't work on it. I seldom use Quark anymore but do have need of it sometimes, esp to update files I've already done. It would be nice not to have to switch back and forth between computers.
What's the best way to find a very cheap Quark 9.1 or above that will work on my Mac Mini?
Louise
What's the best way to find a very cheap Quark 9.1 or above that will work on my Mac Mini?
Louise
Tue Jan 8, 2013 2:59 pm (PST) . Posted by:
"HAL9000" jrswebhome
IMHO, cheapest way out is to KEEP your G4 w Q7, if you rarely need Quark.
Save your work as a pdf for future viewing anywhere. I asked a web friend
to open and save a few old Q files for me in InDesign, but I have to keep
InDesign then, right? Most designer's left Quark within the past couple
of years anyways. Printer's must keep it on hand for odd Quark jobs.
jr
--- In macsupportcentral@yahoogroups.com , Louise Stewart wrote:
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> I have QuarkXpress 7.something that I used on my G4. Now I mostly use my Mac Mini Intel OS 10.7.5 and Quark & won't work on it. I seldom use Quark anymore but do have need of it sometimes, esp to update files I've already done. It would be nice not to have to switch back and forth between computers.
>
> What's the best way to find a very cheap Quark 9.1 or above that will work on my Mac Mini?
>
> Louise
>
Save your work as a pdf for future viewing anywhere. I asked a web friend
to open and save a few old Q files for me in InDesign, but I have to keep
InDesign then, right? Most designer'
of years anyways. Printer'
jr
--- In macsupportcentral@
>
> I have QuarkXpress 7.something that I used on my G4. Now I mostly use my Mac Mini Intel OS 10.7.5 and Quark & won't work on it. I seldom use Quark anymore but do have need of it sometimes, esp to update files I've already done. It would be nice not to have to switch back and forth between computers.
>
> What's the best way to find a very cheap Quark 9.1 or above that will work on my Mac Mini?
>
> Louise
>
Tue Jan 8, 2013 4:41 pm (PST) . Posted by:
"N.A. Nada"
And let me strongly agree with Chris on that.
I hate it when a company does that with their logo. I've worked for companies that attached their logo to every email, and so every time I opened an email from them, it downloaded yet another copy, every time.
If a person I knew did that, they would find themselves blacklisted, real fast.
On Jan 8, 2013, at 8:56 AM, Chris Jones wrote:
Hi,
> So the only way for his mail to go out with a photo is to put it in the signature.
Possibly... But note a lot of people, myself included, would consider
that inappropriate, to bloat my inbox with unwanted image attachments
with every email...
I hate it when a company does that with their logo. I've worked for companies that attached their logo to every email, and so every time I opened an email from them, it downloaded yet another copy, every time.
If a person I knew did that, they would find themselves blacklisted, real fast.
On Jan 8, 2013, at 8:56 AM, Chris Jones wrote:
Hi,
> So the only way for his mail to go out with a photo is to put it in the signature.
Possibly... But note a lot of people, myself included, would consider
that inappropriate, to bloat my inbox with unwanted image attachments
with every email...
Tue Jan 8, 2013 4:50 pm (PST) . Posted by:
"Randy B. Singer" randybrucesinger
On Jan 8, 2013, at 8:39 AM, Dave C wrote:
> So the only way for his mail to go out with a photo is to put it in the signature.
Have a look at this discussion:
http://www.mac-
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Randy B. Singer
Co-author of The Macintosh Bible (4th, 5th, and 6th editions)
Macintosh OS X Routine Maintenance
http://www.macattor
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Wed Jan 9, 2013 12:02 am (PST) . Posted by:
"Dave C" davec2468
The problem persists...
Friend replaced image in his Contacts entry (the entry for himself) with a different image. Then he sends himself an email. In the Inbox the email has the old image associated with it.
We've re-edited his entry in Contacts, replacing the image with newer and different(er?) images but only the original is shown in Inbox when the message arrives.
How can I un-curse this Inbox?
Thanks,
Dave
working on friend's
2012 iMac
OS X 10.8.2
Mail 6.2
Contacts 7.1
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>> So the question is: How are photos associated with received messages in Mail?
>
> Mail automatically adorns your e-mails with the picture that you‚ve set as your user-account picture. So all you need to do is change your account picture:
> System Preferences --> Accounts --> username --> click on the picture --> Edit Picture
> and Address Book will immediately start using the new picture on your personal card, as will Mail on your messages.
>
> Randy B. Singer
Friend replaced image in his Contacts entry (the entry for himself) with a different image. Then he sends himself an email. In the Inbox the email has the old image associated with it.
We've re-edited his entry in Contacts, replacing the image with newer and different(er?
How can I un-curse this Inbox?
Thanks,
Dave
working on friend's
2012 iMac
OS X 10.8.2
Mail 6.2
Contacts 7.1
-=-=-=-
>> So the question is: How are photos associated with received messages in Mail?
>
> Mail automatically adorns your e-mails with the picture that you‚ve set as your user-account picture. So all you need to do is change your account picture:
> System Preferences --> Accounts --> username --> click on the picture --> Edit Picture
> and Address Book will immediately start using the new picture on your personal card, as will Mail on your messages.
>
> Randy B. Singer
Wed Jan 9, 2013 3:45 am (PST) . Posted by:
"Michel Munger" mmungermtl
Make your friend download the Onyx utility and delete caches from this
screen:
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/macsupportcentral/files/Screenshots/caches.png
Michel
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Dave C said:
> The problem persists...
>
> Friend replaced image in his Contacts entry (the entry for himself) with a different image. Then he sends himself an email. In the Inbox the email has the old image associated with it.
>
> We've re-edited his entry in Contacts, replacing the image with newer and different(er?) images but only the original is shown in Inbox when the message arrives.
>
> How can I un-curse this Inbox?
>
> Thanks,
> Dave
> working on friend's
> 2012 iMac
> OS X 10.8.2
> Mail 6.2
> Contacts 7.1
>
> -=-=-=-
>
>>> So the question is: How are photos associated with received messages in Mail?
>> Mail automatically adorns your e-mails with the picture that you‚ve set as your user-account picture. So all you need to do is change your account picture:
>> System Preferences --> Accounts --> username --> click on the picture --> Edit Picture
>> and Address Book will immediately start using the new picture on your personal card, as will Mail on your messages.
>>
>> Randy B. Singer
>
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> Group FAQ:
> http://www.macsupportcentral.com/policies/ >
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> Yahoo! Groups Links
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screen:
http://tech.
Michel
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Dave C said:
> The problem persists...
>
> Friend replaced image in his Contacts entry (the entry for himself) with a different image. Then he sends himself an email. In the Inbox the email has the old image associated with it.
>
> We've re-edited his entry in Contacts, replacing the image with newer and different(er?
>
> How can I un-curse this Inbox?
>
> Thanks,
> Dave
> working on friend's
> 2012 iMac
> OS X 10.8.2
> Mail 6.2
> Contacts 7.1
>
> -=-=-=-
>
>>> So the question is: How are photos associated with received messages in Mail?
>> Mail automatically adorns your e-mails with the picture that you‚ve set as your user-account picture. So all you need to do is change your account picture:
>> System Preferences --> Accounts --> username --> click on the picture --> Edit Picture
>> and Address Book will immediately start using the new picture on your personal card, as will Mail on your messages.
>>
>> Randy B. Singer
>
>
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> Group FAQ:
> http://www.macsuppo
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
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Wed Jan 9, 2013 9:02 am (PST) . Posted by:
"James Robertson" jamesrob328i
I've just downloaded Adobe Reader 11.
First, a gripe: the default download also downloads, installs, and sets Google Chrome to be the default browser. It may be a fine browser, but there's no reason Adobe should "slip this in" to the installation. Yes, there's a clicked checkbox that I could have deactivated, but I'm guilty (as I expect whoever gets a few microsheckles from such tricks hopes) of jumping ahead to the "download now" button when I think I know what I'm getting.
Now, my question: Apple offers the ability to create a signature by photographing an image. Adobe Reader also enables using a certificate to sign PDFs. Just for fun, I clicked on this option and Reader selected a certificate from Apple. The signature rectangle that Reader drew on my document as I moved my cursor over the "signature" area was then filled in with a long string of characters all unintelligible except for "Apple ID" and "CA" buried in the character string.
Does this really tie the document to me as an individual? Has anyone ever used this feature? Adobe also offers a certificating service online. I expect that costs something, but haven't explored it yet.
First, a gripe: the default download also downloads, installs, and sets Google Chrome to be the default browser. It may be a fine browser, but there's no reason Adobe should "slip this in" to the installation. Yes, there's a clicked checkbox that I could have deactivated, but I'm guilty (as I expect whoever gets a few microsheckles from such tricks hopes) of jumping ahead to the "download now" button when I think I know what I'm getting.
Now, my question: Apple offers the ability to create a signature by photographing an image. Adobe Reader also enables using a certificate to sign PDFs. Just for fun, I clicked on this option and Reader selected a certificate from Apple. The signature rectangle that Reader drew on my document as I moved my cursor over the "signature&quo
Does this really tie the document to me as an individual? Has anyone ever used this feature? Adobe also offers a certificating service online. I expect that costs something, but haven't explored it yet.
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