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Volume 20 No. 4

The

MacWest Memo

Page 10

About FORMAT : it sits at PICT

(*PICT,*.PCT) do I leave this or change to

JPEG/JFIF and how is it when I send

pictures via email ? Do I change do JPEG

or not?

Answer: Changing the viewing size of a

picture only affects the appearance on the

display. The original size of the picture is

unchanged, and it will still print at it's

original size.

To change the size of a graphic or picture

in Graphic Converter, open the picture, go

to the Menu Bar at the top of the display,

and from the Picture Menu select Size/Scale

and type in the desired height or width. The

other dimension will reset itself to retain

the proportions.

Save the picture as a JPEG (.jpg) if you

are going to email it.

Resetting the default Internet

Browser in 10.3.

Question: I was on Internet Explorer

trying to read some market reports. I left

that and went on to another report and it

bounced me into Safari? What is this switch

to Safari? Should I be doing this out of

Safari? Thanks.

Answer: Safari is probably set as the

default web browser, meaning that is the

browser that would open if you clicked on a

link in an email, for instance. In OS 10.3,

you can change that to Internet Explorer (or

any installed internet browser) from the

Safari Preferences. Open Safari and click

on the word Safari next to the Apple Menu,

then click on Preferences and change the

Default Web Browser to the desired browser

from the list of options that drops down

when you click on the double arrow to the

right of Default Web Browser.

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onto an iPod photo directly from the Camera

Connector and are immediately viewable

on the iPod's screen. They can then be easily

transferred to iPhoto or various photo

applications on the PC.

However, in an interview with Cnet

Apple's Greg Joswiak revealed that in order

for the photos to be shown on a TV, the

iPod Photo will need to be connected to a

computer first.

There is currently a wait of eight days for

the device that costs £19. There are other

similar devices already on the market, but

these are more expensive than Apple's

offering. For example, Belkin's Digital

Camera Link for iPod costs £69.95.

OS X security update fixes

phishing flaw

By Macworld staff

Apple has released a security update to

Mac OS X Panther that patches a

vulnerability in the Safari browser.

Security Update 2005-003 includes the

following components: AFP Server;

Bluetooth Setup Assistant; CoreFoundation;

Cyrus SASL; Folder permissions; Safari and

Samba; but most importantly, it includes a

script for preventing phishers from fooling

users of its Safari browser.

The loophole, which is not specific to

Safari, could allow an attacker to use certain

characters from different languages to create

legitimate-looking Web addresses that

actually send victims to malicious Web sites,

reports ZDNet.

Apple explained: "For example, the

Cyrillic letter 'a' could be used in place of

the Latin letter 'a', making it difficult for a

user to tell if they are at www.apple.com or

a malicious imposter website that's designed

to look like the real one. These sites can be

used to collect account numbers, passwords

and other personal information."

The client version of the update is 15MB

and the server version is 32MB.

Apple world market on rise

By Macworld staff

Apple may see its global slice of the PC

market take a rapid Northward hike to five

per cent, says Morgan Stanley.

The analyst firm raised its estimate on

the company to $60, claiming a recent

customer survey that showed the iPod halo

factor to be generating far more Mac

migration than anticipated.

"Users of iPods had a 19 per cent PC to

Macintosh platform conversion rate

compared with a street expectation of 10

per cent," the analyst said. The survey also

said that all PC makers are vulnerable to

Apple's market assault, particularly HP.

iPod customers moving to Mac: "Implies

two points of global PC market share gain

for Apple in 2005 to 5 per cent from 3 per

cent", the analyst said, according to Forbes.

Estimated revenues for Apple were

revised to $16.942 billion for calendar 2005;

with 2006 earnings estimated at a colossal

$25.657 billion.

Commenting on Apple's iPod-driven

turnaround, Jupiter Research analyst

Michael Gartenberg. told MacCentral: "The

luster that the brand currently has because

of sales of the iPod combined with what is

perceived as a very affordable product and

carrying the prestige of the Apple brand is

definitely going to help them."

Gartenberg also banged the gavel on

discussions of Apple's mortality, saying:

"We are past the discussion point of 'will

Apple be in business next year, will the

Mac be around next year,'" he said, "Only

the foolish among us are still debating that

question."

"Apple is defining the rules; Apple is

defining the market - everyone else is in a

reactive and responsive mode. As long as

that's the case Apple will continue to be

successful," he added.

Web Sites of the Week

Take a tour of Steve Jobs' "other"

company - Pixar. Some amazing stuffhere:

http://aintitcool.com/

display.cgi?id=19658#1

including the computer array:

http://www.aintitcool.com/images/pixar/

pixar12.jpg

You think you're computer

illiterate?

Helpdesk: Good day. How may I help

you?

Male customer: Hello... I can't print.

Helpdesk: Would you click on start for

me and...

Customer: Listen pal; don't start getting

technical on me! I'm not Bill Gates damn it!

******

Customer: I have problems printing in

red...

Helpdesk: Do you have a colour printer?

Customer: Aaaah...................Thank you.

******

Customer: My keyboard is not working

anymore.

Helpdesk: Are you sure it's plugged into

the computer?

Customer: No. I can't get behind the

computer.

Helpdesk: Pick up your keyboard and

walk 10 paces back.

Customer: Okay.

Helpdesk: Did the keyboard come with

you?

Customer: Yes.

Helpdesk: That means the keyboard is

not plugged in. Is there another keyboard?

Customer: Yes, there's another one here.

Ah...that one does work!

******

Customer: I have a huge problem. A friend

has put a screensaver on my computer, but

every time I move the mouse, it disappears!

******

Thanks, from all at Macwest

Ian

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