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Miscellaneous Ramblings

Miscellaneous Ramblings, 2001 Archive

Review: Contour Perfit Mouse, 2001.01.03. "I can comfortably recommended it without reservation."
The S900 Diaries: New Year Edition, 2001.01.17. The recalcitrant S900 works and is attached to the home network.
Upgrading the StarMax 3000, 2001.01.26. The upgrade potential of the Motorola StarMax 3000 and 4000.
Miscellaneous upgrade advice, Charles W. Moore, 2001.02.05. Tips on upgrades for StarMax, SuperMac, and other Mac OS computers.
High-end word processing for a low-end price: Free, 2001.02.12. One-time Microsoft Word rival now a powerful freeware alternative.
WordPerfect feedback & addenda, 2001.02.19. Mail about Word Perfect, Seagate drives, quiet fans, cat haters, control freaks, and toilet paper.
Almost high-end graphics for a low-end price, 2001.02.26. Review of a very low-price, highly featured alternative to Photoshop.
Free POP3 email, 2001.03.06. Nine tested sources for free email accounts.
Silence is golden: The quest for quiet computing, 2001.03.08. In the quiet of winter, a quiet computer is a treat.
Silence Is Golden, ColorIt!, StarMax Upgrades, and More, 2001.03.12. Feedback on computer noise, free email, ColorIt!, and more.
Add FireWire, USB to older Macs, 2001.03.19. It's easy to add FireWire and USB to older PCI Macs and clones.
Will Mac OS X Mail end email diversity?, 2001.03.26. Can Apple's email client displace Outlook Express, Eudora, Emailer, and others?
Going High End Requires Some Adjusting, 2001.04.01. That old PowerBook G3 has got to go....
Religious computer wars revisited, 2001.04.04. Is the Mac "Catholic" and Windows "Protestant"?
Taste, style, and the Mac, 2001.04.13. A look at Macintosh styling - the good, the bad, and the ugly.
Cube hitting its stride?, 2001.04.17. Thanks to recent price reductions, the Cube appears to be hitting its stride.
The best low budget Macs, 2001.04.24. The best values in new and used Macs, desktop and portable.
Cube feedback, 2001.04.30. Reader responses to "Cube Hitting Its Stride?"
Miscellaneous Ramblings Mailbag, 2001.05.01. Feedback on budget Macs, religious computer wars, OS X Mail, and Motorola StarMax.
Should you run Linux instead of OS X?, 2001.05.09. Why you might want to run Linux on your Power Mac or PowerBook instead of Mac OS X.
Restoring after reformatting your hard drive, 2001.05.15. The Mac OS is pretty robust, but things can go wrong.
The OS X curmudgeon grumbles again, 2001.05.22. We're giving up a lot of flexibility and ease-of-use with OS X.
The OS X curmudgeon grumbles again, part 2, 2001.05.29. More thoughts on Mac OS X vs. the classic Mac OS and reader feedback.
The reliable all-in-one 500 series, 2001.06.04. For inexpensive, reliable word processing and email, these older Macs are great.
More "curmudgeon" feedback, 2001.06.05. More reader feedback on Mac OS X vs. the classic Mac OS.
Female dissatisfaction in the IT industry, 2001.06.11. A glass ceiling or a different approach to computers?
Not all Mac-heads are lefties, 2001.06.18. Many Mac users are known as conservatives.
The Mac and politics: Point & counterpoint, 2001.06.25. More thoughts and reader feedback on Mac users and the political spectrum.
Review: SpellTools freestanding spell checker, 2001.07.02. Why you might want a freestanding spell checker - and other things SpellTools can do for you.
Anti-spam measures marginalize low-end Macs, 2001.07.09. As ISPs adopt SMTP authentication to prevent spam, 68k Mac users seem are being left out in the cold.
Low-end Macs and email authentication, 2001.07.16. Email clients for 68K Macs that support SMTP authentication and other solutions to authenticated email access.
Broadband access for all not a luxury, 2001.07.24. Access to new technologies is a key to economic growth and reducing world poverty.
Politics and the Mac Web, 2001.07.26. Why the Mac Web has a place for politics.
What your computer's color says about you, 2001.07.30. The color you choose reflects your personality.
Do sub-laptop computers make sense?, 2001.08.06. Is there a place for bigger-than-a-PDA, smaller-than-a-notebook computers?
Reader feedback on sub-laptops, 2001.08.10. Reader thoughts on the QuickPAD sub-laptop.
Small vessel navigation on the Mac, 2001.08.13. Navigating with Macs, GPS, and software.
Sub-laptops, trade-ups, Tex-Edit, and small vessel navigation, 2001.08.20. The Sony Picturebook, PowerBook trade-up programs, writing with Tex-Edit, and small vessel navigation.
SuperMac & StarMax advice, WordPerfect downloads, 2001.08.22. Troubleshooing a SuperMac, adding ethernet and other upgrades to StarMax, and where you can download WordPerfect for free.
Review: QPS Que! QuadSlim M2 FireWire hard drive, 2001.08.27. Compact, bus-powered FireWire hard drive highly recommended.
Mixed bag mail bag, 2001.09.11. Pig Latin, faxing & DSL, sublaptops, portable CD burners, StarMax & SuperMac advice, navigation, and more.
Browsers.alt, 2001.09.19. Three alternatives to Internet Explorer for Mac users.
USB, curmudgeons, ESD, and browsers, 2001.09.28. Reader feedback on USB, curmudgeons and OS X, ESD, and the WannaBe browser.
Free POP3 email services, 2001.10.02. Mac users have several options for free POP3 email (most offer Web-based access as well).
Some little programs that keep me using OS 9.x, 2001.10.09. A couple very helpful productivity tools not yet available for Mac OS X.
Configuring four popular Mac email clients, 2001.10.17. Step-by-step instructions for setting up accounts in four email clients for the Mac.
XP ballyhoo builds to a crescendo, 2001.10.25. Windows XP™: What all the fuss is about.
MR Mailbag, 2001.10.29. TypeIt4Me, SpellTools, free email, freeware, shareware, and more.
Portables replacing desktops in users' plans, 2001.10.30. PowerBooks and iBooks "best choice" for more and more Mac users.
The best browser for recent Macs: Another view, 2001.11.06. Another perspective on the best browser for recent Macs.
Browsers, bus errors, 'Books, OS X, clones, Microsoft, and more, 2001.11.07. Readers and writer interact on a variety of issues.
Eudora's Mood Watch: Annoying or entertaining?, 2001.11.20. Is Mood Watch annoying censorware or an example of why censorware doesn't work?
OCR software for the Mac, 2001.11.27. Three programs for turning printed, scanned, or faxes text into editable word processing files.
Browser wars, OCR, and more, 2001.12.05. Why OmniWeb was ignored, positive impression of OmniPage 11, VRAM for a StarMax, and more.
Bible software for Macs and Palms, 2001.12.19. Seven Bible study programs for the Mac - and one for the Palm.

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