Subject: Info-Mac Digest V19 #40 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="Info-Mac-Digest" --Info-Mac-Digest Info-Mac Digest Tue, 30 Apr 02 Volume 19 : Issue 40 Today's Topics: [*] TidBITS#628/29-Apr-02 [*] account-buddy-12.sit [*] cleaning-agent-13.sit [*] Digital Diary [*] Haxial TextEdit 1.0 [*] iconeer-12.sit [*] iconeer-x-12.sit [*] Keep-It-Up 3.1 [*] LockOut Classic 4.2J - Japanese version [*] LockOut OS X 4.2.2J - Japanese version [*] MetricMaster, Measurement Unit Conversion Program for the Macintosh [*] Page Sender 1.0 - send anything you can print [*] PhotoGrid X 1.5, a quick image viewer with resizable thumbnail for OS X [*] PICStation 1.1.0 [*] Power Contact 1.1.0 [*] YooZ beta version for MacOS X is available ADDRESS BOOK WANTED AdressBook Leitch & Smith Disk Warrior / Norton / Rewind Flat battery & PRAM? Mail.app Microsoftdialoglib Microsoftdialoglib? 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Adam looks at some Mac OS X utilities that give you more launching options than ever before. You could even run these utilities on Apple's just-released update to the Titanium PowerBook G4 or the new education-only eMac. Then Matt Deatherage joins us with a look at Bill Gates's testimony in the most recent phase of the Microsoft antitrust case. In the news: another Retrospect 5.0 update and WebSTAR 4.5 for Mac OS 9. Topics: MailBITS/29-Apr-02 Apple Rolls Out Education eMac and Faster PowerBooks Was Bill Gates Lying? Top Mac OS X Utilities: Alternative Controls [Archived as /info-mac/per/tb/tidbits-628.etx; 35K] ------------------------------ Date: 24 Apr 2002 From: Ancodia software To: Subject: [*] account-buddy-12.sit Application Name: Account Buddy Version: 1.2.0 Category: Data Management Description: Organizer and manager for accounts. Database for secure storing of personal info. Organizer and manager for your accounts. Specialized database for secure storing of personal info. Remembers your logins/passwords, software registrations (i.e. serial numbers), credit card numbers, pin codes, bank accounts, etc. Stores accounts sorted and organized in categories. Enables you to secure stored confidential information with a password protection and extends security with file encryption. Author: Lubos Tilka (Ancodia software) Website: http://www.ancodia.com E-mail: info@ancodia.com [Archived as /info-mac/data/account-buddy-12.hqx; 2023 K] ------------------------------ Date: 24 Apr 2002 From: Ancodia software To: Subject: [*] cleaning-agent-13.sit Application Name: Cleaning Agent Version: 1.3.0 Category: Utilities Description: Utility that cleans your disks with a click. Sweeps out all unwanted files fast.. Handy disk and file cleaning utility. It cleans your disks with a click and sweeps out all unwanted files and folders fast. It wipes out mess that some applications can do on your disk. Removes all those log files, reports, cache files, temporary folders. It is more than just a space saver. It improves your disk performance, speeds up file searches, virus scans, disk scans, file defragmentation, desktop rebuildings (mac only), etc. Author: Lubos Tilka (Ancodia software) Website: http://www.ancodia.com E-mail: info@ancodia.com [Archived as /info-mac/disk/cleaning-agent-13.hqx; 1779 K] ------------------------------ Date: 24 Apr 2002 From: Eric Rojo To: Subject: [*] Digital Diary Digital Diary allows fingertip access to the activity history and current status of any project, with the added ability to view all activities on all projects on any particular day. On a complex project, there could be a dozen or more separate issues being dealt with simultaneously, each with its own distinct status and decision stream. Digital Diary helps keep track of all this by providing a convenient way of recording and automatically organizing this information. While most personal information managers focus on scheduling and contacts management, Digital Diary focuses on keeping an organized record of your activities and decisions, allowing you quick and easy retrieval of a project's history. Versatile report generation can organize your data in any manner you choose. Digital Diary can even be used as a front end to a project, thanks to user-defined links to specific project documents that can be opened with a click of the mouse from within Digital Diary. Here are a Few of the Many Uses of Digital Diary: Business, Sales, and Consulting: Ñ Project activities and decisions Ñ Upcoming deadlines, meetings, and appointments Ñ Telephone and meeting records Ñ Discussions with suppliers, consultants, clients and co-workers Ñ Decisions made and communicated to clients, co-workers, and subordinates Ñ Directions received from clients, authorities, and management Ñ Decision / activity 'streams' relating to issues within a project Academic and Scientific: Ñ Experiment progress notes Ñ On-going research projects Educational: Ñ Individual student progress diary Home and Personal: Ñ Personal projects and hobbies Ñ Special events (weddings, holidays, family reunions, etc.) Some Unsolicited Comments from Users: "I've downloaded and am using your Digital Diary and I like it a lot." M. Sher, U.S.A. "I have just used Digital Diary. It's so wonderful. I have been searching for such a program as Digital Diary because I want to manage concurrent projects." T. Takashina, Japan "I discovered your product Digital Diary on the MacUser Internet site and since using the product, I have been ecstatic. Finally, I've found a piece of commercial software that enables me to organize my life the way I desire. Digital Diary is absoluteley wonderful." J. Russell, Ph. D., San Francisco, CA ********** ABSTRACT CROPPED ********** [Archived as /info-mac/app/digital-diary-223.hqx; 1574 K] ------------------------------ Date: 25 Apr 2002 From: Haxial To: Subject: [*] Haxial TextEdit 1.0 Haxial TextEdit is a simple and free text editor that edits plain text files. It can edit text files in Mac, DOS/Windows, and Unix formats. It also includes a Find/Replace function. Haxial Launcher is available for: MacOS 9 or better (with CarbonLib 1.3.1+, 1.5 preferred). MacOS X (10). Windows 95 or better. The Product Page is here: http://www.haxial.com/products/textedit/ And the company website is: http://www.haxial.com ________________________________________________________ http://www.haxial.com support@haxial.com [Archived as /info-mac/text/haxial-textedit-1000.hqx; 291 K] ------------------------------ Date: 24 Apr 2002 From: Ancodia software To: Subject: [*] iconeer-12.sit Application Name: Iconeer Version: 1.2.0 Category: Icons Description: Powerful, full featured Mac icon builder. Creates standard, new, and OS X icons.a Iconeer is a powerful, full featured Mac icon builder. Creates standard, new, and OS X icons of all sizes and color depths. Supports 1-bit and 8-bit icon masks. Different pictures can be optionaly assigned to each icon size and depth. Features real-time preview and output in 4 formats. With Iconeezer - batch icon builder - more custom icons can be created with a click. Iconeer is an ideal tool for desktop customization,icon artists and developers Author: Lubos Tilka (Ancodia software) Website: http://www.ancodia.com E-mail: info@ancodia.com [Archived as /info-mac/gui/icon/iconeer-12.hqx; 2436 K] ------------------------------ Date: 24 Apr 2002 From: Ancodia software To: Subject: [*] iconeer-x-12.sit Application Name: Iconeer X Version: 1.2.0 Category: Icons Description: Powerful, full featured Mac icon builder. Creates standard, new, and OS X icons.a Iconeer is a powerful, full featured Mac icon builder. Creates standard, new, and OS X icons of all sizes and color depths. Supports 1-bit and 8-bit icon masks. Different pictures can be optionaly assigned to each icon size and depth. Features real-time preview and output in 4 formats. With Iconeezer - batch icon builder - more custom icons can be created with a click. Iconeer is an ideal tool for desktop customization,icon artists and developers Author: Lubos Tilka (Ancodia software) Website: http://www.ancodia.com E-mail: info@ancodia.com [Archived as /info-mac/gui/icon/iconeer-12-x.hqx; 1608 K] ------------------------------ Date: 24 Apr 2002 From: Karl Pottie To: Subject: [*] Keep-It-Up 3.1 Keep-It-Up-X version 3.1 (for MacOS X) Keep-It-Up (KIU) is designed to keep your Macintosh server up and running. KIU relaunches applications that crash, it can restart the Mac on a regular basis and it can monitor free disk space. It also allows you to remotely manage and monitor your Mac (server) using a webbrowser. The primary function of KIU is to automatically relaunch applications if for some reason they stop running (crashes, accidental quits,...). KIU can also restart your Mac on a regular basis to reduce memory fragmentation. For remote management purposes, KIU has a tiny "embedded" webserver (running on a port of your choice) that allows you to remotely perform many functions such as: restarting the mac; view, kill or restart running applications; launch applications; run Applescripts; view logfiles generated by applications ... KIU can send e-mail messages to you, actively alerting you of certain events such as : free disk space falls below a certain preset level; an application gets relaunched; KIU restarts the Mac ... Keep-It-Up-X 3.1 adds 2 important new features: * KIU automounter can automatically mount Appleshare volumes at startup or remount AS volumes when they become unmounted. * Virtual memory statistics help to determine if performance can be improved by adding more RAM to your system. KIU is $22 shareware (payment using Kagi). Karl Pottie E-mail: or The KIU web pages: http://www.vl-brabant.be/mac/ [Archived as /info-mac/gui/keep-it-up-31-x.hqx; 482 K] ------------------------------ Date: 24 Apr 2002 From: ChrisLi@Bridge1.com To: Subject: [*] LockOut Classic 4.2J - Japanese version This is the Japanese version of the LockOut package for Mac OS 8 and 9. A version for Mac OS X is also available. LockOut is a simple application to help keep people from using your Mac while you're away. LockOut helps keep your Mac safe from co-workers while at the office, and from your kids while at home. Once LockOut is activated, all anyone will see on your Mac is the LockOut security screen: *A valid password must first be entered to access your Mac *Messages can be left by others *Create your own custom voice warning *Easily activated with a customizable hot key *Activate automatically after a pause time *Monitor security warnings from anywhere in the world via e-mail. *And more... New for LockOut 4.2: * LockOut recognizes "Packages" when selecting an application to ignore in the preferences. * OS X version now feature compatible with Classic Mac version. * Bug fixes. [Archived as /info-mac/cfg/lockout-classic-42-jp.hqx; 2425 K] ------------------------------ Date: 24 Apr 2002 From: ChrisLi@Bridge1.com To: Subject: [*] LockOut OS X 4.2.2J - Japanese version This is the Japanese version of the LockOut package for Mac OS X. A version for Mac OS 8 and 9 is also available. LockOut is a simple application to help keep people from using your Mac while you're away. LockOut helps keep your Mac safe from co-workers while at the office, and from your kids while at home. Once LockOut is activated, all anyone will see on your Mac is the LockOut security screen: *A valid password must first be entered to access your Mac *Messages can be left by others *Create your own custom voice warning *Easily activated with a customizable hot key *Activate automatically after a pause time *Monitor security warnings from anywhere in the world via e-mail. *And more... New for LockOut 4.2: * LockOut recognizes "Packages" when selecting an application to ignore in the preferences. * OS X version now feature compatible with Classic Mac version. * Bug fixes. [Archived as /info-mac/cfg/lockout-osx-422-jp.hqx; 2463 K] ------------------------------ Date: 24 Apr 2002 From: Eric Rojo To: Subject: [*] MetricMaster, Measurement Unit Conversion Program for the Macintosh MetricMaster is the most comprehensive and educational unit conversion software on any platform. MetricMaster is a measurement unit conversions calculator containing many hundreds of metric/S.I., imperial, U.S., and other units in its database, most to 14 significant digit precision. New units can be easily added by the user. MM Supports ft/in/fractions, scientific notation and control of significant digits. MM can also convert currencies, clock times, and many physical constants. On-line info is available on the history and development of modern measurement systems. * 1500+ measurement units organized hierarchically in over 100 "modes" (Length, Volume, Area, Force, Pressure, and many others) and nine categories (Basics, Electricity, Heat, History, Light & Radiation, Mechanics, Time, Unit Costs & Quantities, and Trivia). * Over 120,000 different conversions are possible. * Over 600 definitions for units and unit groups are available from within the program. * Converts commonly used compound units such as: "tons, pounds, and ounces", "hours, minutes, and seconds", and "feet, inches and fractions" * Contains over 58 physical constants such as: "speed of light" and gravitational acceleration" * Converts clock times between any two of over 200 locations in the world, in standard or 24-hour format * Trivia conversions in the "Trivia" category, to answer such important questions as: "How many times higher is Mount Everest than the Washington Memorial?", or "How much would I weigh on Jupiter?" * Currency conversions * Significant figures vs. "calculator" display. * U.S./English vs. International number formatting (commas vs. spaces). * Scientific vs. standard notation. * Record complete conversions (original value and unit name with converted value and unit name) in built-in journal, or save conversions to text files that can be opened and edited by most spreadsheets and word processors * Zoom down window view to show only units and values for repeat conversions for convenient cutting and pasting into open documents in other applications * Customized conversion table generation * Easily add and remove units from the database * Store up to 30 often-used conversions in a pull-down menu for quick access. * Comprehensive on-line help with insights on the history and methodology of measurement. Availability and System Requirements 68k and PPC Macs running System 7 and up, including OS9. Retail price is $15, with discounts for volume purchases. [Archived as /info-mac/sci/calc/metric-master-lite.hqx; 1237 K] ------------------------------ Date: 29 Apr 2002 From: Greg Scown To: Subject: [*] Page Sender 1.0 - send anything you can print Page Sender 1.0 (released 23-April-2002) Send anything you can print under Mac OS X as an E-mail or eFax anyone can read. Page Sender makes sending documents as easy as making a paper airplane. Page Sender presents a fully-functional E-mail (or eFax) envelope when you print - just fill in the envelope, click "Print", and your document is on its way. Page Sender sends your printout as a Portable Document File (PDF), which can be read with Adobe Acrobat Reader on Windows, Mac OS 8/9/X, and Linux. Requirements: - Mac OS X 10.1 or later (10.1.3 or later recommended) - Send from any Mac OS X application (Classic & Mac OS 9 not supported) - Send via these E-mail applications: Claris E-mailer, Eudora, Mail, Micorsoft Entourage, Outlook Express, PowerMail - Drag & drop support for these address books: Address Book, Claris E-mailer, Eudora, Microsoft Entourage, Outlook Express, Palm Desktop, PowerMail (and vCard files) You can find the latest version of Page Sender and technical support at: http://www.smilesoftware.com/pagesender/ Page Sender costs US $19.95 and may be purchased from itself or from: http://store.eSellerate.net/s.asp?s=STR420897976 Page Sender is produced by: Smile Software 21265 Stevens Creek Blvd #205-356 Cupertino, CA 95014 We welcome your inquiries and feedback at: pagesender@smilesoftware.com (attention: Greg Scown) [Archived as /info-mac/comm/page-sender-10.hqx; 1553 K] ------------------------------ Date: 25 Apr 2002 From: Nagano NattaWorks To: Subject: [*] PhotoGrid X 1.5, a quick image viewer with resizable thumbnail for OS X * PhotoGrid is a simple image viewer that shows a lot of images at a time. * TreeView which is like Finder's list view lets you select the folders and files you want to view. * GridView lists all the image files as thumbnails in a grid structure. You can resize the thumbnails at anytime so you can view the images with various scales. * Convenient Move/Copy window * Slideshow. * System requirements: MacOS X * Shareware price : U.S.$15. * homepage: http://www.nattaworks.com/english.html ver X1.5 - ImageWindow enhancements: Can move beyond menu bar. Rotate freely etc. [Archived as /info-mac/gst/grf/photo-grid-x-15.hqx; 1535 K] ------------------------------ Date: 24 Apr 2002 From: Ancodia software To: Subject: [*] PICStation 1.1.0 Picture viewer, editor,converter,thumbnailer. Opens, views and converts pictures Picture viewer, editor, converter, thumbnail creator. Opens, views, and prints pictures of many different formats. Converts pictures to all formats supported by QuickTime. Features basic editing and image manipulating functions such as resize, scale, rotate, flip. Includes image adjusting functions such as colorize, desaturate, invert, brightness, contrast, threshold, posterize. Utilizes all its features in powerful batch processor. Author: Lubos Tilka (Ancodia software) Website: http://www.ancodia.com E-mail: info@ancodia.com [Archived as /info-mac/gst/grf/pic-station-11.hqx; 2196 K] ------------------------------ Date: 24 Apr 2002 From: Ancodia software To: Subject: [*] Power Contact 1.1.0 Powerful address book and communicator in one. Sends SMS, E-mails, ICQ messages.. Powerful address book and easy to use communicator in one. Organizer and manager for all your contacts. Sends SMS (free of charge), E-mails, and ICQ messages. Dials phone numbers using speaker or modem. Supports locations and customizable list views. Includes easy to use search function. Secures stored data with a password and extends security with file encryption. Allows printing and data export/import in different formats. Cross-platform ready.a Author: Lubos Tilka (Ancodia software) Website: http://www.ancodia.com E-mail: info@ancodia.com [Archived as /info-mac/app/power-contact-11.hqx; 2402 K] ------------------------------ Date: 29 Apr 2002 From: Pascal CARDON sur Club Internet To: Subject: [*] YooZ beta version for MacOS X is available This is the first YooZ beta version for MacOS X. YooZ is a carbon program. YooZ for MacOS X is under development What is YooZ for? + YooZ keeps track of all applications launched on your Macintosh, providing the date and duration of each session. + YooZ is completely automatic + It provides many kinds of lists, like chronological history, total by program, usage graphics by day, month or year, resumed activity for a given period, user log under MacOS 9 and some information about the Macintosh. + Yooz for MacOS X need MacOS X 10.1 or later. By the way a MacOS 9 version is available on the author site How to run YooZ for MacOS X? + In prefs panels, configure "Open" panel to launch "YooZ extension PPC" when you log. At this time I did'nt find how to lauch "YooZ extension PPC" as a startup item ... Known problems: + No printing + No clipboard support + User logging/delogging is not registred + No Help menu + Sleep not regsitred + most of these limitations will be removed in future versions + some bugs What's better: + better memory handling, aqua look (thank's to X !) + dramaticaly improved performances when working on big joblog files + history and program lists can display x2 more items than OS9 version YooZ regsitration: + By the way you may register immediatly with a special upgrade price of 15$ for already regsitred users ! To register, choose Internet Menu then "Online registration". Only online regsitration is supported + By regsitering now you will encourage me to work harder on YooZ development [Archived as /info-mac/cfg/yooz-05b-osx.hqx; 235 K] ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 24 Apr 2002 15:49:45 -0700 From: Stewart Leicester To: Kimball Kramer Subject: ADDRESS BOOK WANTED Can't send it, but here's where you can download it: http://mac.tucows.com/preview/204849.html Enjoy! Stewart At 9:09 AM -0400 4/19/02, Kimball Kramer wrote: >I recently had a major disk crash and even with two and a half hours >of Apple's help, ended up having to re-initialize my disk. I am back >up running Mac OS 9.0.4 on a G4. > >Unfortunately, I could not find my backup of a recent version of >AddressBook, a utility by Jim Leitch & Jim Smith, that I used for >years. I have a large file of addresses and the older backed-up >version (4.2) that I did find in my backups cannot open my file of >addresses. I cannot find a recent version on the internet or in >VersionTracker or macupdate. E-mail to the above is bounced. > >If anyone has a copy of a more recent version (than 4.2) would you >email it to >me as an attachment? > >Thank you, > >Kimball Kramer >kk@kimballkramer.com > >-- -- Stewart Leicester | "Ad Astra Per Aspera" JenSoft Technologies, LLC | | Guest passcode: 1069340 ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 24 Apr 2002 15:27:05 -0700 (PDT) From: Walter Piovesan To: digest@info-mac.org Subject: AdressBook Leitch & Smith > To: digest@info-mac.org > Subject: ADDRESS BOOK WANTED > > > I recently had a major disk crash and even with two and a half hours > of Apple's help, ended up having to re-initialize my disk. I am back > up running Mac OS 9.0.4 on a G4. > > Unfortunately, I could not find my backup of a recent version of > AddressBook, a utility by Jim Leitch & Jim Smith, that I used for > years. I have a large file of addresses and the older backed-up > version (4.2) that I did find in my backups cannot open my file of > addresses. I cannot find a recent version on the internet or in > VersionTracker or macupdate. E-mail to the above is bounced. > > If anyone has a copy of a more recent version (than 4.2) would you email it to > me as an attachment? > > Thank you, > > Kimball Kramer > kk@kimballkramer.com > I found this link that has some information on teh App you are looking for. It mentions a web site and that one of the authors of the application is deceased. Maybe the author of the article can provide more info. hope this helps http://www.macattitude.com/9906/shareware.shtml ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 29 Apr 2002 10:31:09 +0300 From: "Michael S. Silverstein" To: Info-mac Subject: Disk Warrior / Norton / Rewind Can Disk Warrior / Norton / Rewind be used together, running on the same disk? I seem to remember being told not to use Disk Warrior and Norton together (it would be like 'crossing the streams') since they use approaches that are odds with one another. I imagine that the answers for System 9 and OS X would vary (I currently have System 9 on one partition and OS X on the other). Thanks for your help! michael silverstein materials engineering technion ------------------------------ Date: Thu, 25 Apr 2002 20:00:06 +1000 From: Garry Stanger To: digest@info-mac.org Subject: Flat battery & PRAM? Hi Folks, I was helping a friend with his iMac (sys 8.1 ) that was doing weird things. The date and time settings kept being lost, so I assumed he needed a new battery. But because other strange things were also happening, I tried a few housekeeping basics, like * switch off all but the basic Sys8 extensions * rebuild the desktop (that went OK) * zap the PRAM (that elicited a bomb and an error message, to wit "system error "Finder" & bus error) * run TechTool lite on the system files. This cleared Finder, but reported a problem with the system file Meanwhile, the Mac was having trouble finding the startup disk when it was switched on. Also, some graphics were displaying with white bands across them. So I decided to do a clean install from the Sys8.1 CD-ROM. Only trouble was, although the CD-ROM mounted OK when inserted, the iMac could not find it when I attempted to use it to start up. I held down the C key during startup, but still got the flashing ? ? ?, and eventually a boot from the hard drive. Even when I opened the STARTUP DISK control panel and selected the CD, the iMac still eventually booted from the hard drive. Then I thought, "Well, if I am attempting a CLEAN install, perhaps I can do it even if I have booted from the hard drive." So I tried it, and it seemed to install OK. But now I cannot boot at all, either from a CD or from the hard disk. Could these problems be related to the flat battery? Have I done something stupid? ------------------------------ Date: Fri, 26 Apr 2002 08:01:51 -0700 From: Chris McVay To: Subject: Mail.app Hi, This may be a stupid question but here goes anyway: how does one turn off the preview pane in OSX Mail.app? I just want to see the mail titles, not the body of the mail until I click it. Thanks, Chris McVay fractured555@earthlink.net ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 24 Apr 2002 18:10:13 -0500 From: Ron Kataoka To: The Info-Mac Network Subject: Microsoftdialoglib >Hi Jennifer, did you get an answer to the question below? I am having the >same problem on my MACG4. > >To: digest@info-mac.org > >Subject: Microsoftdialoglib > >I have an iMac and keep getting an error message when I try to use Word >or Excel, saying can't find MicrosoftDialogLib. Can you help? If the problem is with Office 98, the following MS link may help: ------------------------------ Date: Wed, 24 Apr 2002 15:27:57 -0400 From: Louis Bergeron To: Subject: Microsoftdialoglib? > This message is in MIME format. Since your mail reader does not understand this format, some or all of this message may not be legible. --B_3102506877_778182 Content-type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Which version of Office? 98 or 2001 or X Which System? 9.1, 922, X From: "Terri Mitchell" Date: Tue, 23 Apr 2002 12:37:59 +0000 To: jgrimes@GrimesCo.ie Subject: Microsoftdialoglib? Hi Jennifer, did you get an answer to the question below? I am having the same problem on my MACG4. To: digest@info-mac.org Subject: Microsoftdialoglib I have an iMac and keep getting an error message when I try to use Word or Excel, saying can't find MicrosoftDialogLib. Can you help? Jennifer ------------------------------------------------------------------- Louis Bergeron C.P. 68 Granby Qc Canada J2G 8E2 --B_3102506877_778182 Content-type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-transfer-encoding: quoted-printable Microsoftdialoglib? Which version of Office?   98 or 2001 or= X

Which System?  9.1,  922,  X



From: "Terri Mitchell" <t_mitc= h70@hotmail.com>
Date: Tue, 23 Apr 2002 12:37:59 +0000
To: jgrimes@GrimesCo.ie
Subject: Microsoftdialoglib?

Hi Jennifer, did you get an answer to the question below? I am having the <= BR> same problem on my MACG4.

To: digest@info-mac.org

Subject: Microsoftdialoglib

I have an iMac and keep getting an error message when I try to use Word
or Excel, saying can't find MicrosoftDialogLib. Can you help?

Jennifer
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Louis Bergeron  C.P. 68 Granby Qc Canada J2G 8E2 --B_3102506877_778182-- ------------------------------ Date: Mon, 29 Apr 2002 13:00:17 -0700 From: "Fanning, Alan W. (PS, NE)" To: digest@info-mac.org Subject: No Print Problem w/OSX I have a B&W G3 which works fine with our Epson 900 printer in OS9, but can't see the printer in OSX. I get an error message every time I try to print in OSX. On the other hand, two iBooks in the house have no problem printing from OSX (other than having to bring the computers to the printer now that we no longer have USB printer sharing). For a while I could coax the G3 to print by deleting, and then re-adding, the EPSON printer file each time I wanted to print. Even that workaround seems to have disappeared following a reinstallation of OSX. Any clues or suggestions that anyone may have will be gratefully accepted. Alan -------------------------------- --Info-Mac-Digest-- End of Info-Mac Digest ******************************