yay, i managed to work out how to get the middle mouse button to work correctly in FF4 - turns out if scrolling is turned on in the trackpoint driver in thinkpads, it fails. BUT if its off, scrolling works anyway and middle mouse button closes
I am a little confused. This is an example where a person shrinks an image and then want to later enlarge it again, correct? And suffers resolution degradation. That to me is the obvious. But why would the image resolution degrade so bad just going from very large 3000 x 2000 to much smaller 300...
bank phone line shut, and not showing up in my account still... so bloody annoying as a transfer out I made yesterday went straight out!....
Anyway, bad news is after approving and stuff, they want a different site and do not like their original SWF, I don't really understand and am going to have a meeting with them on Tuesday as I was doing what they told me... however, good news... probably more money/another job for you!
@JourneymanGeek You have to sacrifice the middle button clicking on trackpoints, as the standard scrolling (or whichever one has the little scrollbar mouse pointer) works much better. And how come you did not know about that already?
Anyway, bad news is after approving and stuff, they want a different site and do not like their original SWF, I don't really understand and am going to have a meeting with them on Tuesday as I was doing what they told me... however, good news... probably more money/another job for you!
But I get higher results on SpeedTest myself too, although that's supposed to be my ISP (but I guess it's hosted somewhere else by the service in the bottom left).
well my router settings screen is down, which means it must have flashed that
lots of lights flashing :P
> Hold the reset button under the router for 30 seconds and do not release it, while still holding the reset button unplug the router and leave it unplugged for 30 more seconds. Still holding the reset button, plug the router back in and wait yet another 30 seconds. Unplug the router again and release the reset button, plug it back in and wait at least 2 minutes, this is critical as the router is building NVRAM settings.
unplug it from what?
Use Internet Explorer (or Safari) unless specifically stated that other browsers are okay.
> The wireless LEDs should now be flashing, and if your NIC card is gigabit, you should also see one orange LAN led, if you see these your flash is complete and you can now proceed to the 30/30/30 or triple 30 reset (step 4.).
If you didn't keep a backup, then no. Your data is gone. Forever. Especially assuming you've used your MacBook after restoring it. This makes it difficult, if not impossible, to restore using special disk restoration tools.
> This is S***. Apple had to do something about it.
OOoooohkay. So you want Apple to do the impossible?
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If you didn't keep a backup, then no. Your data is gone. Forever. Especially assuming you've used your MacBook after restoring it. This makes it difficult, if not impossible, to restore using special disk restoration tools.
