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Geometry 2.6 (Mac OS 9)
well and seems stable. Thank you. [alert admin]
Saturday, January 26 2002 @ 01:10 PM PST
CarCare 3.3 (Mac OS 9)
additional features would be 1) A running total of expenses from the date purchase to-date. Since you already have the total of each invoice, the program can just add the totals of all the invoices. 2) You need a search feature so that the user can find an invoice by entering a word like "Brake" or "Front Brake" or by the auto shops name, and have the system list the invoices that are a match. This would help in speeding up research. All in all it is a good program. [alert admin]
Tuesday, December 11 2001 @ 09:31 PM PST
CarCare 3.3 (Mac OS 9)
very nice and easy app. to use. What would you think about having a page/place in this app. where you can insert a photo/s of your car/s or parts, you know, for insurance purposes? [alert admin]
Saturday, December 08 2001 @ 08:20 PM PST
Deluxe Folder Icon Creator 1.6 (Mac OS 9)
the error message when trying to download. So, Timo@work was right, go to the web site shown and download from there. BTW, the utility is nice, it works! [alert admin]
Friday, December 07 2001 @ 10:02 PM PST
Turbo Internet 2.1 (Mac OS 9, Mac OS X)
old Mac, a Performa 6400 running on OS9.0 with Remote Access and I added RAM so I now have 136MB of built in memory also using a 56k modem. I have noticed that TurBo Internet 2.1 does indeed increase the internet speed slightly which is nice. the problem Im having is getting it to logon in the first place. When I open Turbo Internet the connection window is always half way off the desk top, and it auto starts Remote Access which I beleave it is supose to do. Unfortunately, Turbo Internet never kicks in, my system continues logging onto the internet with Remote Access and thus, I do not get the desired speed. Once in awhile Turbo Internet will kick in, but mostly Remote Access takes the lead. When this happens I disconnect from the internet and when fully disconnected, I then click the connect button on Turbo Internet and shortly after most of the time I get a complete system freeze up and I have to re-boot the system. While I write these remarks I am currently on Remote Access, not Turbo Internet. I would appreciate any ideas help from those who may be having the same problem. Again, When Turbo Internet does kick in properly, it seems to work pretty good, I just need it to kick in properly with out freezing up my computer. [alert admin]
Monday, December 03 2001 @ 07:22 PM PST
Turbo Internet 2.1 (Mac OS 9, Mac OS X)
Magician that seems to have done the trick, your help is appreciated. Now that I have it working properly, it works great! [alert admin]
Monday, December 03 2001 @ 11:33 AM PST
Turbo Internet 2.1 (Mac OS 9, Mac OS X)
im not included as part of your posting. As I mentioned, I like Turbo Internet when it does hook up correctly. Im looking for anyone who might be having the same problem Im having with it freezing things up. BTW I also use TurboMem and I like it. [alert admin]
Saturday, December 01 2001 @ 03:23 PM PST
A-Dock 2.6 (Mac OS 9)
pretty nice. I have noticed however that unlike Action GoMac 2.1.1 this dock does not have a method of displaying folders in the dock, or did I miss something. If not, I think that would be a nice feature. Other wise, it's a pretty good product. [alert admin]
Friday, November 30 2001 @ 10:18 PM PST
ACTION GoMac 2.1.1 (Mac OS 9)
and it works pretty good on my system. I also 'em trying A-Dock 2.1 to compare between the two, so far I tend to lean towards Action GoMac simply because of the Start button on the far left of the bar, I like that button, A-Dock does not have that. [alert admin]
Friday, November 30 2001 @ 10:05 PM PST
Turbo Internet 2.1 (Mac OS 9, Mac OS X)
old Mac, a Performa 6400 running on OS9.0 with Remote Access and I added RAM so I now have 136MB of built in memory also using a 56k modem. I have noticed that TurBo Internet 2.1 does indeed increase the internet speed slightly which is nice. the problem Im having is getting it to logon in the first place. When I open Turbo Internet the connection window is always half way off the desk top, and it auto starts Remote Access which I beleave it is supose to do. Unfortunately, Turbo Internet never kicks in, my system continues logging onto the internet with Remote Access and thus, I do not get the desired speed. Once in awhile Turbo Internet will kick in, but mostly Remote Access takes the lead. When this happens I disconnect from the internet and when fully disconnected, I then click the connect button on Turbo Internet and shortly after most of the time I get a complete system freeze up and I have to re-boot the system. While I write these remarks I am currently on Remote Access, not Turbo Internet. I would appreciate any ideas help from those who may be having the same problem. Again, When Turbo Internet does kick in properly, it seems to work pretty good, I just need it to kick in properly with out freezing up my computer. [alert admin]
Friday, November 30 2001 @ 11:18 AM PST
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