STEELCUT  Not everyone here is from UK or USA, thank god!  
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MACNEWS  One wonders whether this disables all current ringtone support?

Your aside was most likely misplaced, as it's fairly obvious (for the most part) which users are not from the U.S. and Commonwealth countries, and which of those are from those countries and are butchering their native language(!). Anyone who speaks a language other than English would most likely also cringe when a fellow countryman does likewise with his native tongue. The non-native English speakers were likely *not* the target of his comment!  
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ISCREEN  > Macnews

http://forums.gumtree.com/about3971.html  
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MACNEWS  I'm not saying (with reference to the link you posted) there's no room for change in a language, but there's a huge difference between gradual, accepted change, and a lack of clearly defined rules and standards.

Oscar: If you were responding to the poster just before you; it is kinda' obvious he's not a native speaker of English.  
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PERSON1229  Actually, that's a very bad way to do it.

1) some people don't have a mighty mouse

2) that adds extra files that a windows computer _will_ see and it doesn't look too professional.

I personally enjoy CocoaZip.  
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AMCAN12  Quote from Apple:

"Intel-based Macintosh computers can be protected by firmware passwords as well. The firmware in an Intel-based computer uses Extended Firmware Interface (EFI) technology—Open Firmware is used in computers that use PowerPC processors.

All Intel-based Macintosh computers support firmware password protection."

Read entire article here:

http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=106482  
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GAZMAN  Although not installed by the Install Disks, Open Firmware Password.app is present on the disks that came with my MacBook. I used Pacifist to install it into my Utilities folder where it works like a charm.  
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ESPIRIDION  Because Alsoft's customer service told me to leave it running, and that in some cases it has taken a week to recover a hard drive. Since I was using an older Mac (G4/800) I left it running for an additional 3 days.  
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ESPIRIDION  Additionally, if you do a search for "speed inhibited by disk malfunction" you'll see that others have encountered similar problems and have left DW running for many days.

In some cases DW is actually able to help. In my case the solution was Data Rescue.  
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BURNINGTHUMB  If there is some reason to rip them back as AAC its easy to do. But since the DRM files are already AAC why would you not just play them instead of going to the quality loss of burning and ripping AAC.

DRM Dumpster is not designed to remove DRM, its designed to let you use your DRM songs in MP3 players that don't support AAC, like a lot of car MP3 players.

If you like AAC then what is wrong with using the DRMed AAC ??????  
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MDMUNOZ  I think some people are just paranoid about DRM. But just because converting to AAC makes no sense doesn't mean that it's not a feature a lot of people want.  
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BURNINGTHUMB  It sounds like an education issue but its also a really easy change to make. I'll add it in next week.  
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ROBERT  Heh. The way people are writing in this thread, someone reading might think the only things that played back standard MPEG-4 audio were iTunes Store licensed gear :p  
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ROB  Hi:

Try to hook up your mightymouse on the usb of your keyboard.

Enjoy  
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ACK  Rob - one cannot attach a 'wireless' mighty mouse to a usb port - especially when the 'wireless' keyboard doesn't have any ports to plug into.

We are also having the same problem. ANYONE out there able to help? Installing windows on the intelchip mac has been a real nightmare. Any insights would be appreciated.  
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PVERCELLO  Yeah, I've got the same problem with my bluetooth not working anymore with bootcamp 1.1. My bluetooth devices don't show up anymore, and the device manager no longer shows a bluetooth interface.

I sent a note to apple; hopefully I'll get a reply.  
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