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Beej - Ha! Omnis, how did you DO that!? I scrambled all over .mac and apple.com. Bless you!
:: bows head and humbly accepts blessing ::
Um. Golly. hate to say it, but I just went to my .mac homepage and clicked the link. If you have a .mac account, it's not the top dark grey bar with "store... mac ... ipod ..." in it, but right below it with "mail... address book ... bookmarks... icard ..." If you don't have a mac account, odds are you wouldn't be looking at that page.
Glad to be of service :)
(ps: I had to link you, as I did the same overlook a few weeks ago for a birthday card. Panic sucks when you have a few hours before the day is past and oops I forgot to send a card. Yikes!)
(ps: I had to link you, as I did the same overlook a few weeks ago for a birthday card. Panic sucks when you have a few hours before the day is past and oops I forgot to send a card. Yikes!)
This I know well. Too well.
And seriously, the other ecard sites are made of rubbish, so I'm going to be holy screwed if this one goes down. Is a simple, sophisticated, not flashy/screechy ecard too much to ask for these days? (Funny how I never bookmarked that page...just assuming it would always be there. My naive tag just never seems to close.)
And lo, I do not have a .mac account...3 macs and an ipod, but no .mac account.
So, thanks again. I really appreciate the assist.
I don't think I've ever sent an ecard that wasn't Hallmark. But I'm kinda okay with that.
I agree. The cards are simple, elegant, and, if I recall, a jpg, so folks can right+click and save them, or print them out. No pop up banner. No eye-blinkie annoyance. I'm with you 200%.
I resisted the .mac account. But I got fed up with my ISP wanky e-mail. Then I started making iCal calendars for shows, and it was easy to post to .mac, so I gave in.
I wonder what the possibility I could get my old .mac ID back if I sign up for a free trial account? It's been a couple of years, almost.
I wonder what the possibility I could get my old .mac ID back if I sign up for a free trial account? It's been a couple of years, almost.
I seem to remember that if you quit your account, they offered a forwarding service for free, which would seem to indicate the addy was still available. Try calling rather than signing up on line. Dunno if they'd give you the free month.
New stuff from Apple today!
We have a Windows 2000 server that died. It has a 3-disk SCSI RAID array that's set up in Windows (i.e. software controlled). Is it possible to pull the three RAID drives and stick them in an identical server and get Windows to recognize the array?
What I've heard about RAID arrays is that it actually depends on the motherboard. If you stick it in a machine with a different type of motherboard, they may not work.
You may also have to dink with the BIOS settings to get it to recognize an array.
(All knowledge taken from my experiences with our home computers, and may not apply to servers and stuff. Do not taunt Happy Fun Ball.)
