You can actually change the settings so that you don't have to hear all
that
junk. (I had the same problem.) I believe that you can go into
preferences
and set which of the mail properties you'd like to see displayed--from,
to,
subject, etc.
-----Original Message-----
From: macvoiceover-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:macvoiceover-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Sara
Sent: Friday, May 23, 2008 8:16 PM
To: macvoiceover@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [macvoiceover] Re: OT: is this really real?
When I tried apple mail I had to listen to a lot of nonsense before each
mail message in the list of messages; not my cuppa tea. smile
Maybe an update will fix it or maybe I did something wrong, no idea. When
I
get a mac I'll give it another whirl.
Sara
----- Original Message -----
From: "MaryLee Perkins" <ml.perkins@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <macvoiceover@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, May 23, 2008 7:52 PM
Subject: [macvoiceover] Re: OT: is this really real?
Dear Sara,
I think that once you get used to Apple Mail, you will find it easier to
use that either OE or Outlook.
MLP
Sara wrote:
I think I'll probably buy a custom mac with an extra 500gb drive and
then
get it with 2gb ram. At that website somebody posted www.macsales.com
you
can buy the 32-gigs for what seems like a good deal and even send in
your
old ram for cash rebate. I was wondering what I'd do with the old ram,
lol.
I probably won't do it right away after getting it though and I won't be
getting the mac until I have a few dollars. lol
Yeah, I'd like to use a mac more. I'm not sure I like it better yet as
I've not used it enough, but I'm starting to get sick of windows and
it's
never-ending stability problems. lol
I'm planning on running a couple vms with necessary windows programs on
them.
For example, outlook express remains my fav email program. Please don't
laugh, I just like the way it reads and all that and I am used to it I
guess. If something better comes along I'll give it a whirl, but OE is
my
favourite so far; I don't even like outlook.
Four thousand sounds good compared to nine thousand, lol, but no idea
what Australian dollars are worth.
Sara
-
I know that apple overcharges on their upgrades. You might wish to
also check macsales.com
Glenn
----- Original Message -----
From: Sara
To: macvoiceover@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Friday, May 23, 2008 1:29 PM
Subject: [macvoiceover] OT: is this really real?
This is about Macs but not about voiceover, just macs in general.
I was looking at a mac pro and wishing I could afford that 32 gig of
ram. Well, I looked on:
www.memorysuppliers.com
and they carry Apple memory. I don't know all the numbers and specs
and I can't be sure I was reading it right, but it seemed to be
offering me an 8-gig kit, i.e., two 4-gig pieces for $700 US!
Now to get 32 gigs I'd need to buy 4 of these I think for a grand
total of $2796.00 US.
Well, at the Apple store, they want another $9000 Canadian to up a 2-
gb mac pro stock model to a monstrous 32-gb custom model.
If my math is correct and if the exchange rate isn't too terrible, I
calculate that I can have this 32-gig monster Mac for $6000 less!
Of course that's just the ram, but the hard drives seem reasonable
and
I don't need anymore than the two 2.8 ghz cpus.
Has anybody bought memory from this place for their mac?
Did it work?
Did it crash?
Did it explode or give off smoke? Did it cause instability?
Just wondering because this price blows my mind and I think it might
be too good to be real.
Any thoughts?
Thanks!
Sara
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