Compare and contrast to iTunes? iTunes, despite its faults, works. This other proposed service: Vapourware.

Quote: Originally Posted by Randman Compare and contrast to iTunes? iTunes, despite its faults, works. This other proposed service: Vapourware. Yep fair comment. I think I…

It was probably the move to your Mac - when you connect your iPod to your Mac, its date is automatically synced with the computer clock.

This doesn't answer your question, but Mac OS X Server 10.4 has SpamAssassin built in, and is enabled with a checkbox.

Yes, I am aware that 10.4 has it included. I was able to figure out the problem. In the instructions they state to go down a few lines from an edit at line 438 and change #mail_tr…

Quote: Originally Posted by piracy This doesn't answer your question, but Mac OS X Server 10.4 has SpamAssassin built in, and is enabled with a checkbox. Wow, what a smart …

Well, if you don't want the iPod to reflect what's in your iTunes library exactly, you will have to turn off automatic syncing. You can do this by going to the iTunes menu -> P…

Switch the iPod to manual updating, and delete the songs off the iPod within iTunes.

Just un-tick the checkbox next to the songs

Preview can view TIFFs.

Preview should be as fast or faster than anything on a PC. Make sure you are at least running MacOS 10.3 Panther.

Nada - Preview isn't faster - with these large size TIFF's. Unfortunately.,,,,

How much RAM do you have? That'll probably be the deciding factor when using Preview. It likes to store the entire image in memory.

Yeah, Preview chokes on large TIFF files. Try this. http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/7338

Have you tried GraphicConverter yet? It's overkill if all you want to do is view TIFFs, but it may do what you want anyway.

Quote: Originally Posted by Millennium Have you tried GraphicConverter yet? It's overkill if all you want to do is view TIFFs, but it may do what you want anyway. Yeah, he s…

Quote: Originally Posted by Spliff Yeah, Preview chokes on large TIFF files. Try this. http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/7338 Looks to be pretty fast, though I'll admit …

Quote: Originally Posted by JohnCoffee I'm looking for a fast TIFF viewer - just to view simple 400dpi TIFF files for OS X..... When comparing to a application called "Kodak Im…

Tried jView - thanks for the suggestion. I tried it - but again with a 10k x 10k Picture - the harddisk accesses data for about 3min. to change size from fit to screen to 200%. To…

I just found this here: http://www.acordex.com/browseProd/VTplugin.html its unbelievable fast - I'm gonna try it. The only cave at is that it's a browser plugin. but it opens my T…

Don't want to over stress this...but finally found the standalone app on the site: http://www.acordex.com/productFacts/...s/docview.html It's called Docview and beats everything …

glad we could help... I mean... did you try graphic converter Thanks for sharing your finding.

Graphicconverter - sure. It lacks of speed compared to Docview. Way behind.

The humming or buzzing could be the result of a ground loop. If that is the case, you would need a ground loop isolator. RadioShack has it (requires extra adapters) http://www.ra…

I am using one of these cassette adapters as well, and I get interference from my cell in case its too close to the cable connecting iPod and adapter. Maybe this helps. (One other…