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A Mac Shop for Everyone.

Submitted by bhannigan on January 23, 2005 - 5:37pm

I own and operate a small online store selling Mac products. Please visit us for your Mac needs.

www.macsamust.com

Ipod, uploading music to my computer

Submitted by Steve Shaw on January 22, 2005 - 1:12pm

Pushing music from Ipod to itunes.

Can the iPOD download from Windows based PCs AND Mac's?

Submitted by gcronin on January 21, 2005 - 10:35pm

I have both a PC & a Mini Mac. My question is whether or not I can combine playlists from both onto my iPOD. My iPOD was originally configured on a Windows machine so when I hooked it up to my Mini Mac, it basically gave me the choice over overwriting what was already on it, wiping everything out or not downloading at all. Any advice?

First blog, yea boring title i know

Submitted by Smiththers on January 19, 2005 - 11:37pm

So i created my account on applefritter today in hopes to be accepted into the community.

Chronos: Ultraviolet G5

Submitted by ShaneHale7 on January 19, 2005 - 3:28am

December 25, Christmas, my wife and father conspire to buy me a Dual 2.0ghz G5. Before it's out of the box I have a pair of Ultraviolet tubes waiting for installation. I purchased them for $4 from PCMods going out of business sale.

mp3 questions

Submitted by spdoflit on January 18, 2005 - 3:25pm

I cant seem to convert any purchased music to mp3 formatl. It always says that its secured. What do I do? Rick

can someone help me PLEASE

Submitted by neimear on January 17, 2005 - 2:06pm

I am not good at computers at all and I have just downloaded a decrypter and I decrypted a dvd, however I have no idea how to watch it!!!!! i went to the folder I saved it in and its just loads of the dvd files all seperate.
How do I watch the dvd if its split up into lots of section??????
PLEASE HELP, its driving me crazy.

A H2G2 moment

Submitted by Zwilnik on January 16, 2005 - 12:35pm

I was really impressed with the specs and price of the Mac mini when it was launched last week. I've ordered one for testing duties and to use as a render box and watch the odd film on. I've been speculating along with a lot of other Mac users (and a lot of PC users who will soon be Mac users) about some of the other things the Mac mini might be able to do apart from sit next to a PC and emit RDF waves to convert hardened Windows users. Some of the ideas have already been discussed on various forums, such as building a small and cheap supercomputer using Mac minis.

ToySight Gold out there

Submitted by Zwilnik on January 15, 2005 - 1:37pm

Managed to release ToySight Gold during Mac World San Francisco, and working on a new game now.

Adam even updated the website!

We've had a bug report of the camera input sticking on a low spec G4 from one user, but no others so far. Hopefully I'll be able to track that one down quickly Smile

I've crossed over

Submitted by archstudent on January 14, 2005 - 1:38am

I have finally gotten an Apple computer (Powerbook G3 Lombard) and have gotten a chance to play with Mac OS X 10.3 after being a Microsoft user for the last 8 years...

I am giving myself a month to get adjusted

Reports will be made daily on my progress

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