General Conference

This weekend is the semi-annual worldwide general conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. With over 14 million members and about a third of those in the US, it's safe to say quite a few are Verizon Fios customers. One of the primary broadcast vehicles for this conference is the BYUTV channel. Verizon carries the channel which is appreciated but for some unknown reason it is only included in the first and third programming tiers, leaving it off the most popular. Verizon would make quite a few people happy if they were able to flip a switch in the next couple of days and make this free public service channel available to all customers.

Can't say for sure if it is free to Verizon.
My assumption (and it is very broad) that if it truly was free, then they would have no reason to not make it part of all tiers.
But if there is a cost, they tend to put it in the lowest tier (probably specified as part of the contract) and then in the hghest tier as those are the ones that pay the most.
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Atlantic OTC - Schedule at a Glance

Atlantic OTC, April 25, 26
Washington Convention Center
Early registration discounts for the Atlantic Oracle Training Conference expire on Monday, April 15. By registering early, attendees pay just $300, which is a $100 savings off the Late/walk-in registration fee of $400.
This event is a packed, 2-day agenda with over 80 sessions presented by 40 top industry speakers. Lunch, refreshments and welcome reception included in the registration fee.
Here are a few useful links to the conference:
Schedule at a glance:
Thursday, April 25: http://aotc-maop.org/abstract/thursday.html
Friday, April 26: http://aotc-maop.org/abstract/friday.html
Secure Online Conference Registration: https://www.aotc-maop.org/ssl/register_a.asp
General Conference Information: http://www.aotc-maop.org/
For those Oracle Professionals on the Eastern USA hampered by travel restrictions and reduced training budgets, this conference is an excellent opportunity to receive high-quality technical training at a low cost.
Best wishes,
Cam White
AOTC Conference Planning Commitee

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HT5295 Has anyone else had problems syncing podcasts to their iPhone 5?

I have an iPhone 5 that has just been updated to the latest software update by Apple. My iTunes is also up to date.
I tried syncing 5 of the General Conference episodes from April of this year and iTunes showed them as syncing but when sync completed I looked on my phone and none of the episodes appeared. So then I tried subscribing and downloading from my phone over Wi-Fi. That worked but I noticed one day later those same podcasts disappeared.
So then I tried subscribing again and retrieving those same episodes but they weren't downloaded anymore so it asked me if I wanted to turn cellular data on to play the episode back and I said yes, and it gave me a playback error.
I can find no reliable way to sync my podcasts to my phone and keep them available without disappearing on me.

hi ya . it wouldnt put my contacts into my windows contacts folder. a iphone 4 would but a 4s doesnt. took it to apple store and they know sod all there and was a waste of time. sorted it myself, you have to turn off icloud and turn off contacts syncing in the i cloud setting then it does it
cheers anyway

Why my iPhone wont let me add to conference call or hang up on a particular person?

Why my iPhone wont let me add to conference call or hang up on a particular person?

Hey D.j.,
Welcome to the Apple Support Communities. The following article will go over the Conference features and will provide some help.
iPhone: Using Conference
http://support.apple.com/kb/ta38608
If you continue to have issues with the Conference feature, the next step would be to reset settings or backup and restore the device and setup as new. To reset settings on the device: Settings > General > Reset All Settings
If you need to restore your iPhone, the following article will assist with this.
iOS: How to back up your data and set up as a new device
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4137
Regards,
-Norm G.

Conference call number and code in email on iOS 7

I get emails inviting me to a conference call which typically has a 1-800 telephone number followed by a few lines later for the participant code.
e.g.,
Dial in: 1-866-123-xxxxx
Host Code: 123484xx
Participant Code: 237284xx
If this info were in the iPhone's calendar invite, I know there are apps like Tempo in the App Store that can parse calendar invites and give you the option to dial:
Host: 1-866-123-xxxxx,,123484xx or
Participant: 1-866-123-xxxxx,,237284xx
What's the solution for email? The iPhone recognizes 1-866-123-xxxxx as a dialable number, but how do I get the Code pasted? I've tried copying and pasting the Code but there's no place to paste it in after the call is in progress.
Is the only workaround to copy paste into a calendar invite and then use Tempo to figure it out?

Check Settings App > General > Text size to see if the slider has been moved one way or the other.
Try a reset: Simultaneously hold down the Home and On buttons until the device shuts down. Ignore the off slider if it appears. Once shut down is complete, if it doesn't restart on it own, turn the device back on using the On button. In some cases it also helps to double click the Home button and close all apps BEFORE doing the reset.

Read this after press conference, what do you think?

Okay here's the deal. Apple had a press conference today, and they have thoroughly addressed the antenna issues or apparently lack of with the iPhone 4, now dubbed as "antennagate".
Now, I will just throw a "light" breakdown of thoughts on this and also leave the live blog provided by Endgaget down below for you to read for yourself.
So apple changes the design of the iPhone. It's beautiful. It's suppose to run better and perform better than previous models. But wait, what's this?
An antenna on the outside of a phone? Wow!
Guess What?
Now, people know exactly where the antenna has been placed and can visibly see and can physically touch it on the outside of the phone. They are now aware of it more than with any other phone and can manipulate it by covering it up with their big meaty, greasy, stinky, sweaty, hands.
Or clean, manicured, dainty hands.
So they do, as they should be able too.
Then they watch the signal drop!
Oh no!
You see, with other phones, internal antennas have never really been in the publics "eye" and has escaped the general public knowledge of how cell phones work and can be affected by holding or covering up the antenna area.
Apple created the first (that I've known of) external antenna that is located in the same place an internal antennas. Therefore causing you to actually grip it while in use.
What does this mean? Does it actually hurt it's signal more than internal antennas? Has Apple done their homework?
Ultimately it seems they have. As you should and would expect a multi Billion dollar company who is considered the world over as the best technology company out there. Why wouldn't they?
So what's the problem?
Now I think this report basically says (with out Apple outing their business partner AT&T) that the main issues are within the signal provider, area signal strength. Then there is fact that they basically but a big "X marks the spot" or "cover this up with your hand to make signal worse" area on the phone made aware to everyone when they had their keynote stating that the frame was doubled as an atenna.
The media doesn't' help either. As new customers are made and switch over from other companies such as Verizon for the iphone 4, then they come home to read or see this "antennagate" on you tube, they begin to attribute all their AT&T issues (dropped calls) to the design of the iPhone 4. Yet, studies, actual scientific studies have shown to have better reliability than older models of the iphone.
Here I think Apple proves this, and one must read between the lines on what they can and cannot say about the business and their relationship with AT&T.
But, I think they have proven the point they have a great phone for making calls. They have done their homework and yet still had to answer to this media sensation. They had to make some remedy despite that all the testing and statistics about the iphone 4's performance states that there is no antenna issue. That it isn't significantly much different than any other antenna placed out in todays current cell phone market.
Not to mention the sheep, and Apple haters or competitors who join the fray.
Does Apple have sheep followers? Sure. But they also have people who for whatever personal or business reasons despise them.
But, the sheep I refer too, are the people who just hear of, or read one report on this "antenna gate", and do no research for themselves to actually understand the issue or intelligently assess their problems with phone properly. Then they start to raise **** over something that may actually not an issue.
For example, many people have complained tirelessly over this "death grip" and how they drop calls all the time, only to find out that the whole time it must have been AT&T dropping them because they have been using a bluetooth device or a case around the phone which prevents this issue from coming from the antenna
Sheep.
The decision to apply and antenna icon on every phone in the cellular market was made to let consumers rate or judge their signal strength and calling area. 1 bar doesn't mean a call cant be made. just as 5 bars doesn't mean "superduper great signal you'll never drop a call ever ever".
Many specialists believe that the cell phone market should drop this antenna signal strength meter, because of its subjective nature, and tthe fact hat it doesn't actually work like a "gas tank meter" in a car, nor functions like one.
Anyone who's ever studied this "signal meter" knows that you can go from full 5 bars to no bars in less than a microsecond with no feasible reason, on any network. It's not about, "my network never drops calls" it's about consistency.
So why mislead consumers? Why not just have a green light, red light?
Back to Apple's choices.
They had to do something, had too. No matter what tests show, statistics, fanboys, haters, or competitors. They had too, without slapping AT&T in the face.
Enter the Press Conference.
Below is the blow by blow.
In the end I feel a bit sorry for how things turned out. Apple looses millions on basically an issue that every company, and carrier has. Block the antenna, loose some signal.
Call it what you want but they are giving away free cases that costs millions of dollars to Apple, unnecessarily just to cool this thing down.
To all those who complain I say try this. Just use your phone naturally, don't try to "death Grip" the mother. Just use it and if you get dropped calls, try a case or bluetooth, or a headset, and if you get dropped calls, be open to the fact that it's probable AT&T, or just the nature of cellphones. Not an antenna issue that Nokia, Sony, Apple, Motorola, HTC, Samsung and every other maker faces . . . despite what they say.
Apple loses, because they currently are considered to be the king of the hill in the smart phone market (and others for that matter) and they told everyone "HEY! EVERYONE! Our antenna is on the outside, and it's right 'X' here!"
They Still apologized and gave away millions to make any and everyone happy.
Had their been and actual Hardware defect, I would have said RECALL. As things sit I think Apple handled things correctly. Had you anyone asked me earlier in the week, I would have scoffed at the idea of a bumper fix. But it's not a fix, there is nothing to fix, it's an act of good faith.
Maybe it's also a way to get more cases out their so when September rolls around they can have a better call drop ratio to the 3GS.
After the meeting I couldnt help but think, had I made something that wasn't broken, and people said I'd have to try and fix it, I think that all you would have seen from me would've been the middle finger.
It's a ish snow ball thrown down hill, and Apple is saying sorry you got hit on the way down but we didn't' toss it.
Here's something for your trouble.
Remember you can return it, and Apple is having a "case is sill open" approach and will continue to work on it. As for now, it appears that they really is nothing wrong with your antenna on your iPhone 4.
Maybe you should start to smile, or go to Verizon?

Hello everybody.
I am a would-be Iphone 4 user, which will now surely not become one.
I did read all the fuss about the antenna, and I did watch the conference, and here is what I think.
Saying that, even with the issues, “it is still useable”, is in my opinion ridiculous.
Guys, we’re talking about a 650 € mobile here.
The Iphone 4 is a top of the line phone. It’s not a 29 € mobile bought at a supermarket.
And if a 29 € can work as a phone perfectly, I expect that a mobile that costs 20 times that, can at least give me the same functionality that the cheap one gives.
Yes, the Iphone offers so much more, and that’s the reason why I wanted to buy it (so I am not an Apple naysayer, in fact I really wanted to buy an Iphone, and even defended it in front of friends in discussions), but really I need it first and foremost for work, and I NEED to be able to receive and make phone calls, and can’t afford to have dropped calls in bad reception areas.
This is an issue ALL smartphones have? To be sincere, I highly doubt that.
But even if it were, then I would go on with my non-smartphone mobile, until this thing is solved, because seriously, I think before adding in all kinds of gadgets and whatsoever, making sure you can use a phone to make phone calls everywhere without dropping calls should be the priority number 1.
There is no possible hardware solution? Now, I am not an expert, but if you look at the pictures of the antenna, and without making any particularly intelligent change… why not just rotate the antenna position 180°? So that the black band is on the top right, where nobody holds it, rather than on the bottom left, where most people hold it? It doesn’t take a rocket scientist in my opinion.
What I think is that we WILL see a hardware solution, in my opinion Apple already knows what needs to be done. But you can’t just change production from one day to the next. Apple has a lot of phones ready yet, and lots are being built, that it can’t just throw away.
So, until 30 September (or until these models will be dispatched) we’ll get this model with a bumper.
When the stock will be over, we’ll get a new model with the magical fix.
Until then… +“if you don’t want an Iphone 4 – don’t buy it”.+
Smart suggestion mr. Jobs gave, I’ll follow it.
Have a nice day.

Using Skype To Go for conference numbers

I used my Skype to Go number successfully from abroad to dial into a US conference bridge, but when the conf bridge prompts me for my passcode, it doesn't recognize my inputs. I thought it was a problem with my phone, but it was the same when I tried it from my mobile phone. Is it possible that Skype to Go doesn't allow additional input after the initial call is connected?

zmeshign wrote:
I was wondering whether I can buy an unlimited world subscription and use it with a Skype to Go number without having to add credit?
Hello,
The Unlimited World Plan will work with your STG set up so your calls within your Plan will be free. Depending upon your cellphone Plan you may need a little credit to acess your STG # or it may be free.
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Skype to dedicated video conference system

Hello, we have a lifesize video conference system, which we connect through IP address's, i was wondering if we are capable of using skype on one computer to connect to the Lifesize Video conference system

Hello,
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Flashbelt Conference in Midwest

Robert Reinhardt. Danny Patterson. Moses Gunesch. Paul
Ortchanian. Sam Pastel. Chris Allen.
What do they have in common? They all be giving sessions at
the Flashbelt conference in Minneapolis this June along with 30
others great Flash and Flex related sessions.
The 5th Annual Flashbelt Conference is 3 weeks away. Adobe is
the Platinum Sponsor. It's the place to see rocks-star designers,
whiz-kid developers and best-selling authors all come together and
talk about Flash and related topics. The speaker line up is amazing
and the size (limited to 400 attendees) is sure to make for an
incredible conference experience.
http://www.flashbelt.com

Hi Tom,
There are quite a few good Flash conferences out there, but
not many that are just 100% training.
I produce the flashbelt conference, so I'm biased and think
it's a great event.
www.flashbelt.com
We have content along 3 tracks, with one focused on design
and concepts, one focused on development, and one that catches the
rest of the content like business, art, inspiration and other
software tools. About 75% of the sessions are design to teach
attendees skills on the spot. Plus we have 3 day-long workshops set
up this year. Learning ActionScript 3, Video for Flash, and
Papervision 3D.
Other conferences with good track records and content are
Flash on the Beach, and FITC.
For more involved general training you might need to look at
companies rather than conferences. www.easeltraining.com is the
best place I can think of here in the midwest.

Oracle 11i e-Business General Ledger Lead

Skills -- Oracle 11i e-Business General Ledger implementation
Job description:
High profile consulting client seeks a solid Oracle 11i GL Lead for an overseas contract position. This is an excellent opportunity for anyone seeking to gain experience overseas with a Fortune 500 company. All visa requirements will be taken care of by the company.
Candidate must have experience implementing Oracle e-Business Suite 11i for the GL module with three+ years implementing relevant Oracle products.
Application Team Lead for Oracle GL
* Design the Oracle Applications configuration and RICEW component customizations to meet the business process design and application requirements.
* Use the business process requirements to drive out application requirements and metrics.
* Assist in defining and reviewing requirements for the application.
* Validate the design with the stakeholders to ensure that the design satisfies the requirements.
* Supervise client in completing designs.
* Inform the project manager of any issues that may affect other areas of the project as discovered.
* Participate in quality management reviews as outlined in the Validation Task Overview ensuring the application design and related work products satisfy the requirements.
* Develop an application prototype and conduct conference room pilot to validate the configuration design and explore Oracle Applications gap resolution options.
* Conduct Oracle Applications training for conference room pilot participants.
* Participate in transitioning the designs to the programmers and ensure a clear and complete understanding of the designs.
* Understand that this role is more focused on the overall process flow and user experience than the integration solution designer role.
* Provide status to project management regarding the process area.
* Knowledge of the functionality provided by Oracle Applications
* Ability to transform customer requirements into a workable design at the functional and/or technical levels
* Ability to translate functional requirements into technical terms relevant to Oracle Applications to coordinate and assist with the detailed technical design tasks
* Facilitation experience for conducting user design and review sessions and running stakeholder agreement meetings
* Familiarity with Joint Application Design (JAD) session, Conference Room Pilot (CRP), and similar approaches and principles
* Familiarity with business process design concepts and principles
* Deep functional knowledge of Oracle Applications: configuration/development experience is not necessary, but knowledge of how functionality can be supported through the technology is needed
* Some project management skills
Location: Hong Kong, HK
Pay rate: open and daily expenses will be covered with benefits
Length: 6 months+
Project language: is English
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Thanks to previous responder for tip regarding JDK/JRE anchor strings. I'm not sure if that is a problem. After letting the install process (java.exe) run for over an hour, I finally got past the InstantiateFile step. It looks like the process just takes a long time with no visible progress sometimes. After 5-6 hrs, it looked like the install succeeded (for the most part). There were still some errors in the error logs related to the Concurrent Manager (TNS-12541: TNS:no listener) I believe. If anyone has insight on what this error msg means, I would greatly appreciate a reply.
The other problem I am tackling right now is how to explicitly set the Forms processing mode to HTTP rather than the default socket mode. According to the 11i docs (and Forms Developer 6i docs), you should only have to set "connectMode=HTTP" in the config file, appsweb.cfg, to make this happen. However, when I try bringing up a client form, the form hangs. So, obviously, something is amiss. A related question is whether one can run Forms in only HTTP mode and not HTTPS (and thus avoid having to install SSL). I would greatly appreciate any insight from fellow users.

ANNOUNCE XML conference for data management

XML For Information Resource Managers
October 27-29, 1999
Wyndham Anatole Hotel, Dallas, Texas
http://www.wilshireconferences.com/xml
The program covers XML for data management,
enterprise application integration, corporate
information portals, and includes sessions of
XML metadata standards (XMI, CWM, OIM)
XML for Data Management
Clive Finkelstein, Information Engineering Services Pty Ltd
Keynote: How the World's Largest Corporation is Using XML
Ron Shelby, CTO, General Motors
XML - Lessons from an Early Adopter
Bill Emberton, Fidelity Systems Company
What Does XML Mean for E-Business? An Analyst's View
Philip Russom, The Hurwitz Group
XML Metadata Interchange (XMI): A Reusable Framework
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Sridhar Iyengar, OMG Object Analysis & Design Task Force
& Unisys
How XML Can Pave the Way for Organizations to Re-Use
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Eve Maler, Arbortext
Metadata Models for XML Interchange
Common Warehouse Metadata:
Dan Chang, OMG CWM Working Group & IBM
Open Information Model
Brian Welcker, Microsoft
Panel: Major Vendors Discuss Their XML Strategies
Moderator: Dana Gardner, InfoWorld
Panelists: IBM, Microsoft, Oracle, Unisys
Reality Check: Where is XML Likely to Deliver on its Promise?
Stephen Gantz, American Management Systems
Engineering Enterprise Portals: Metadata Engineering
in Preparation for XML-based Delivery of Data
Peter Aiken, Virginia Commonwealth University
XML and Enterprise Application Inegration
Chris Kurt, Open Applications Group
& Microsoft Biztalk Steering Committee
& PricewaterhouseCoopers
Coco Jaenicke, Object Design
XQL - XML Query Language
Joe Lapp, Web Methods
A white paper on "Corporate Portals and XML" as well as
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If you have questions, please contact:
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Thanks a bunch, that was it. Any ideas where I can find DTSs
or Schemas for the FDS config files?
-Robert

Crystal Reports and Xcelsius 2008 Conference

Hello all,
I'm not sure which forum I should be putting this in so I'm putting it in the General Forum. We just purchased Crystal Reports and Xcelsius in the middle of last year and I missed last years conference. Is there a conference anywhere this year that that will really focus on Business Objects platforms? I downloaded the SAP TechED 2008 schedule for next month but everything seems to really be geared only to SAP activities which we have none of.
Thanks in advance,
Ron

Keep your eyes on the following link
http://www.businessobjects.com/events/
This lists current events for Business Objects and should list the next user conference as it gets closer.

Conference call feature

When Palm advertised two ways to conferenc call we assumed they were going to get it right. the first way is obvious, the second way they obviously got lost. it was assumed the software would allow a person to list the contacts, press send and simultaneously call them. this would allow for mass group calling more easily. i could only slightly grin when they demonstrated the second way to nake a conference call. check plam clips under help in your phone.

Hi Cooz0977,
According to your profile, you have an ATT Pre Plus. Something that's important to note is that in general, GSM and CDMA handle conference calling MUCH differently. The video's you're referencing have been up since the original Pre (CDMA only) and that is why the steps are different than on your phone.
To be honest, I find the conference call options on the ATT Pre Plus much better than the Verizon or Sprint ones. There's more control over individual calls. For example, on the CDMA versions, you can't hang up on individual callers once the conference has been initiated. You either hang up on both callers or ask one of the caller to hang up. Again, this is just due to how the technology handles conference calls.
As far as advertising two ways to conference call, I'm not really sure I've seen any of those advertisements. Also, I've never seen any documentation that says you can make two calls at once to conference them together. To my knowledge, no cell phone does this. Every cell phone I've ever used makes one call first, then a second call, and finally conferences them together. Can you point me out to the advertisement or documentation that said otherwise?

Multi User Conference Error (Multiple Subnets)

Hello,
I do not have a Mac OS X Server, but I was told that the OS X Server used Jabber and I am using a Jabber server (Windows based). I was hoping to find someone who has general knowledge of what I'm doing to possibly help out. I did originally post this question here: http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=4921360#4921360
but I have not gotten a solution yet. It was suggested I post here because they are both Jabber servers.
Basically, I purchased 3 identical iMac computers. They are all running OS X version 10.4.9 with 2.16 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo and 2 GB of RAM. They are all running iChat AV 3.1.8. For authentication, we are using a Windows based Jabber server.
My company has three locations connected via a hardware VPN. Each site has their own subnet and all ports are open between the three sites.
When we first purchased the Mac computers, two went to Location X and were put on Subnet X. The other one was shipped to Location Y and put on Subnet Y. We tested three way video conferencing and it worked fine. We then packed up one of the computers and shipped it out to Location Z on Subnet Z. I can connect to Location X and Location Z on a 1 to 1 basis, but I can't begin a 3 way conversation. It tells me the user in Location Z can't enter a multi user conference.
Audio chat works, as well as text chat. Video chat does not. Based on the specs, I don't believe it is a hardware issue and I don't believe bandwidth is an issue. I spoke with tech support and they said I need only 100 kbps, which I have above and beyond.
As per my previous post in the iChat discussion, the bandwidth needed is actually 384k, which we have. It was also suggested that I run the cron scripts, which did not help. All ports are open, which is not something we need to consider.
I believe the root of the issue is the fact they are all on different subnets, but I can't seem to figure out how to fix that. It was suggested that I use Bonjour as a test, but I do not want a huge amount of traffic running around on the network as it detects the two Macs I need it to find. I have close to 400 users (most with two computers), over 100 servers, 50 users in each of the remote sites...and then to do that over a VPN.....
Any and all help is greatly appreciated and I thank you in advance.
P.S. - I am not super experienced at Mac, but I can usually find my way around. I have been mostly a PC guy most of my life.

Hi,
I appreciate that it was suggested that you post the question on this group, but I'm not sure that this is jabber technology problem.
I feel it is very important that you clarify some points for me.
Are you saying that the problem is only at location Z?
Can you confirm exactly what happens when the ichat Z tries to start the the way conference? Do the other clients get any messages (most important - does the status of client Z change in the window of clients X and Y?)
Need to know what happens when X and Y initiates the video chat.
Please clarity the above.
Jabber as a protocol set is very robust to issues of subnet and firewalls. The initiation of the group conference is processed via the jabber server, but once that phase in complete, the clients communicate directly with each other. If voice works, the video should also work, as the only difference is number of ports used (and bandwidth).
To help, I can give you access to a jabber server outside of your network to test things.

'Busy in conference'

Every time I try to connect to my mother in iChat for either audio or video chat I get the message that she is busy in another conference. I am the only name on her Buddy List so she does not know who else she could be conferencing! I get her to log out and log in again, to close the programme and re-start it, it close the computer, restart and start the programme - and always the same message. She has no doubt hit something or other (I have got her to bring all windows to the front so I can make sure everything is closed) and I myself have searched the iChat programme to try and see what she might have clicked inadvertently - but no luck. Any ideas?
Generally when I have this kind of problem I re-install the programme but this is not easy to do as iChat is bundled with OS X.
Any suggestions?

Hi David,
I have never heard of this happening except for when a Chat is actaally going on.
From there we can presume that iChat thinks that a Chat is going on.
I have never looked at the .plists during a chat to see if they change.
I would start with getting her to delete com.apple.ichat.plist from Users/(mom's Name account)/Library/Preferences and restarting iChat.
If that does not work delete com.apple.ichatAgent.plist and again restart iChat
It is unlikely to be any of the others.
If that does not work we may have to get her to Reinstall the App and doa Combo Update afterwards
9:19 PM Wednesday; August 29, 2007

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