Importing dance cd's?

Does anyone know of away to get rid of the annoying little gap at the end of each track when listening to mixed compilations. Is there a way to delete the chapters ?

Kara, is it possible the songs themselves have a built in 'space' at the beginning/end of the songs? I've had to adjust the start/end time of a number of songs for this exact reason, obviously not possible to do if it's ripped as a single Mp3. Might be time to look into an Mp3 editor . . . you can join the tracks, editing out ALL silent parts, etc.
Just a thought.
GOod luck!

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2 sec. of video missing on import from camcorder

Hello, I'm hoping someone has an idea what I can do to fix this problem. I went to the apple store for help and they have never seen this happen. I have a JVC HD camcorder (GZ HD7U). I am importing dance recital footage into imovie. When I import it into imovie it is divided into two clips. There are a couple of seconds missing between the two clips but when I watch the dance on my camera the footage is continuous-the missing two seconds are there. Any idea how to get the continuous footage into imovie?? Or if anyone has a suggestion of a work around I would really appreciate it. Thanks so much!

It might be worth your while to view the iMovie tutorials at http://www.apple.com/ilife/tutorials/imovie/index.html because they can answer a lot of questions you may be having with your new computer.
If your iSight camera was on while you were trying to import video from your camera into iMovie, something was set wrong.

Audio and sound not matching when importing

Hello - I've been importing footage from a miniDV from my Panasonic - the footage contains about 10 dance numbers. I had no problems, until I noticed that one of the dance numbers was a little 'off' in Final Cut. I checked the footage again, viewing it on the camera, and it was fine, so I imported again, and the dancing and the music was off even more, yet the video and audio tracks were lined up.
So then I tried importing into iMovie, and that worked just fine! So I had to make a full quality DV from that, and then re-import into FCP. How is it that it's fine on the the camera, but then goes 'off sync' when being imported into FCP, even though all of the other imported dances were fine? Any ideas/suggestions would be most helpful, thank you.

When you say off do you mean out of sync?
There's really a thousand things it could be and nearly impossible to tell with just a post. What version of FCP? What computer? What OS? What kind of drives are you using? What are you settings? How are you viewing? What capture settings did you use?
See lots of stuff. With DV, if it's out of sync changes are you have some kind of hardware issue going on as it doesn't take much computer power to edit DV.

Managing large volumes of images

I have a large volume of images. Mostly in raw format. I almost lost them all a few years ago when something happened to iPhoto 06. Since that time I avoided iPhoto and have been managing the file structure myself and using Lightroom.
All my images are now stored on a NAS running Raid 0. I am feeling a little more secure now, so....
...I am interested to know what database improvements have been made to iPhoto. Is it save to use with that much data? Does it work well with Lightroom? How does it work with Aperture or does Aperture just replace iPhoto? Can the iPhoto or Aperture database reside on my NAS?
Cheers.

1. The protection against any database failure is a good current back up. iPhoto makes a automatic back up of the database file. This facilitates recovery from issues. However this is not a substitute for a back up of the entire Library.
2. The number of images is what's important to iPhoto, not the total file size. iPhoto is good for 250k images and we've seen reports on here from folks with more than 100,000. So it will work with volume.
3. It doesn't work with Lightroom at all. This is germane to Aperture as well.
iPhoto, Lightroom and Aperture are all essentially Database applications. All of them want to manage the data and will only share the data under certain protocols.
Aperture and Lightroom don't actually edit photos. When you process a photo in these apps, the file is not changed. Instead, the decisions are recorded in the database and applied live when you view the pic. With Lightroom the only way to get an edited image to iPhoto is to Export from LR and then import to iPhoto. (There was a plug-in to automate that process but I have no idea if it's been updated since LR 1.)
Aperture can share it's Previews with iPhoto, but that's all. Otherwise you need to do the export/import dance.
What communication there is between Aperture and iPhoto is designed to facilitate upgrading from iPhoto to Aperture. Yes, Aperture is a complete replacement for iPhoto.
Neither the iPhoto nor Aperture Libraries can live on your NAS. However, the file management tools in Aperture are such that you can easily store the files on your NAS while the Library is on the HD. You can also do this with iPhoto but I wouldn't recommend it.
Frankly, if you're a Raw shooter I don't understand why you would consider changing from the Pro level LR to a hiome user's iPhoto.
Regards
TD

New Camera, Can't Import the Video & Upcoming Dance Recital

Hello!
I just bought a camcorder, a Sony DCR-SR42. When I plug it into my Mac, the computer recognizes it, and I'm able to transfer the data file over USB to my iMovie projects folder. However, neither iMovie nor Quicktime can open the file.
When I try with iMovie it won't open it as an existing project. I try to import it, I get the following error:
The file could not be imported: The file “Macintosh HD/Users/Hawkins/Movies/M2U00006.MPG” can’t be imported; QuickTime couldn’t parse it: -2048
When I try to open it with Quicktime, I get the following error:
The movie could not be opened.
Can anyone help! My daughter is dancing in three days, and I'd like to record it!
Thank you!
Ben
iMac G5 Mac OS X (10.3.9)

This hard drive camera records using MPEG-2. That is the same as most all of the new DVD cameras.
This format is for playback and is not intended to be used as an editing format.
Welcome to discussions, Ben
You will need to convert that format into a DV format that imovie can use.
MPEG Streamclip http://www.alfanet.it/squared5/mpegstreamclip.html is free and Apple's QuickTime MPEG-2 Playback Component http://www.apple.com/quicktime/mpeg2/
is about $20.00. They are the tools that you need to download to convert these files.
Once you have done that, export to DV Stream (.dv) and import it into iMovie.
iMovie use Digital video (like from a DV Tape) through a firewire not USB. It's too bad that you can't take it back.
Sue

Importing Address Book From An Older Version To Leopard

I'm trying to import my address book from my old, G3 iMac running 10.1.5 to my new machine. All my address cards show the .vcf file extension, yet I can't import them. I get an error message that says, "No importable cards found". I tried switching from .vcf version 3.0 to 2.1 with no luck. I tried importing them as a text file, still doesn't work.
Any ideas on how I can import my addresses?

I was able to solve my problem with the help of a friend.
I found the Old Address Book database file under OS 10.1.5:
Users->myusername->Library->Addresses->Address Book.addressbook
I pasted Address Book.addressbook to the new Address Book running under OS 10.5 in:
Users->myusername->Application Support->AddressBook
The computer did a little conversion dance and everything appeared just fine.
Hope this helps others.

Importing music FROM an external hard drive

My dance studio has an external hard drive with over 15,000 songs in MP3 format, and I would like to be able to put some of those songs on an iPod. My problem: I do not want double copies of my 15,000 songs (one copy in the external hard drive and one copy in iTunes) as that would take up A LOT of computer space. Space I don't have. I have recently installed iTunes on the studio computer (preferring the program for my personal music), is there a way to import the songs from my external hard drive into my iTunes library with out making two copies of each song (in different formats as explained earlier)? Can you "tell" iTunes to find its music in an external hard drive?

Check your iTunes Preferences. Go to Edit>Preferences>Advanced and see if you have "Copy files to iTunes Music folder when adding to library" checked. If you haven't then all you did was add a reference to the original location (the external drive) to iTunes without copying the song files them selves. With the external drive disconnected iTunes can no longer locate the file to play from. If that's the case you'd need to delete the songs from iTunes, change preference and add the songs over again.

How do you suggest I best import and edit many portions of old VHS?

I read the recent postings on digitizing the multiple DVD's and found that to be quite interesting and enlightening. I have searched through the archives but didn't run into a posting with exactly my question and I apologize because I know there are bound to be others with the same question. This is what I have and want to do: Vista with an external Seagate attached via USB 2. I have Adobe Premier Elements 3 but I am willing to purchase another form of software and another form of external drive. I do have a Firewire port.
I have a box of old VHS tapes of my kid's dance recitals, ball games, etc... the tapes are very long but often only have small portions of interest on them and now that my kids are older they are only interested in the 5 minutes of themselves. I would like to import the video and burn to dvd the pertinent portions of the VHS.
I need to know both the suggested hardware to use to hook to the computer... and what software do you suggest that I use to edit the footage.Or, maybe you have some other suggestions.
I have used Premier quite a bit. I have never used enormous files like an endless dance recital so I hope that you tell me there is a way I could perhaps find a device that would allow me to view and only digitize the portions I want... or, perhaps it would be better to take these tapes somewhere and have them made into a DVD and then would there be a way to only import a portion of them that way? These are NOT world class videos...(in fact, 20 years later I realize how badly I was wasting my money!! HA!)
Have I been clear in what I need and the kind of advice I am asking for?
Thank you for any advice you might offer me.

Here's what I did, more as an accident, rather than a thought out process to spend big bucks, or get the best possible quality on conversion.
I had a bunch of old analog tapes, just like you, and always thought it would be very kool to get them in a format I can use and loaded onto my PC.
When I purchased my DV Handycam, one of the options I looked for was "Analog Passthru" capabilities. This basically allows you to hook up an analog device like a VCR and copy video to your Handycam.
Desktop "DVD Writers" typically have analog hook-ups and basically can do the same thing.
With this capability, I then slowly went thru the process of moving all my old tapes onto my PC.
Did it work, yes it did.
Was it easy, yes it was (as far as cable hook-up).
Was it tedious and somewhat time consuming, yes, yes, and yes.
But over time I did get all my old tapes onto my PC and in a format that was primed for editing. (You can also do some bulk editing of source during the conversion).
As far as quality, considering the video source and conversion method, I was quite pleased with the end result, and anyone who views the clips (on PC or TV), has a hard time seeing the differences between the end product and the source.
Would a dedicated HW device like Canopus have given better quality, most likely yes, but for my purposes, the one time use to just move my tapes was not cost effective. The purchase of a Cam with passthru, or a DVD Writer, worked just fine and could be used for other things.
(One caveat, with Canopus or a HW bridge setup, the process is much quicker as it allows going from analog directly to DV-AVI. And DV-AVI is the format goal for easy editing with PE7).
One thing for sure, my family and friends get a hugh kick out of seeing themselves (as they've grown older over the years).
And no one ever complains about the quality of the videos...

Registry settings used by itunes drivers for importing and burning CD's and DVD's are missing. Please reinstall itunes.

Yes, it's the "Registry settings used by iTunes ...." issue which has been a problem going back at least to 2009, according to the posts here. You would think that Apple would make an effort to solve this, but apparently it's not of concern to them. Style - yes; function - no. Sigh.
In any case, I've read many of the ~200 threads and have, without success ....
   * Reloaded iTunes
   * Deleted iTunes, QuickTime, Apple Software Update, Apple Mobile Device Support, Bonjour and Apple Application Support
   * Verified that iTunes and related components are completely uninstalled
   * Installed Gear drivers
System: Windows 7, 64-bit, 8GB RAM, all programs/updates/drivers current. Toshiba/Samsung CD player (current drivers).
Occasionally in this process iTunes has behaved properly when a CD is loaded, but then it reverts to dysfunction. Most frustratingly, the error message appeared immediately after that deleted/verified song and dance described above and recommended by Apple.
I have not gotten into messing with my registry because, well, if that's the level of user involvement required here then the program is truly broken. When I owned a 1959 Triumph I often had to tinker with the carbuerator, adjust the timing and use an ether starter spray, but automobiles seem to have progressed since then. I thought that Apple products "just worked." No. I've used Macs in the past and though I'm not a Windows fanboi, my work requires it and I've found Win 7 remarkably stable over the past 3 years. I've NEVER had an issue like this with any program (and I've installed/deleted/used many dozens).
Is this a fixable problem or should I just dump iTunes for something else that actually works? Opinions and suggestions appreciated. Thanks.

I'd start with the following document, with one modification. At step 12 after typing GEARAspiWDM press the Enter/Return key once prior to clicking OK. (Pressing Return adds a carriage return in the field and is important.)
iTunes for Windows: "Registry settings" warning when opening iTunes

Imported GIF problem. 1 of 2 frames is incorrect.

Okay, I have imported a gif but it does not play correctly. It's only two frames. The first bmp associated with the gif in the library has both slides combined while the second bmp is correct.
To show the issue I am having. Here is the 2frame gif playing correctly: http://imgur.com/Bkpop.gif
(please ignore quality...it's just simple gif for a...yeah long story..anyway)
Now here is a screen shot of my library: http://imgur.com/wtlhr.jpg You can see how the highlights bmp is incorrect. When I play the gif in Firefox,IE, Ulead gif animator or anywhere else it is fine but in Flash it shows that first frame with the combined slides and then the 2nd slide correctly. It ruins the "dancing effect" I'm going for.
Does anyone know why it is importing this way? Or what steps I should take to correct it? It's a very simple gif and if I could just get it to display/play properly in Flash I could make a very large rugby player happy.
Cheers,

I just tried that but had the same problem. But I did find a resolution to this problem. If anyone is having this issue try adding one blank transparent frame at the end of the slideshow for .001 seconds. This eliminated the weird import and transition problems I was having.
Many thanks,
F

Action Dance Shot

I have a Canon SLR 70D and Tamron SP AF70-200mm F/2.8 - trying to take fast action dance shots
What settings would you put your camera on. Photos in a gym and unable to use flash. Dance is hip hop, lyrical and pom routines so a lot of movement.
picture is just not very crisp - will post a 2nd photo on another board
Used FStop f2.8, exposure time 1/1600 sec, ISO 3200, focal length 42 mm, exposure bias -1.3 step

I shoot light challenges subjects all the time. I am the "Arts Photographer" for our local school district.
My equipment of choice is my 1D Mk IV with my 24-70mm f2.8 L and my 70-200mm f2.8 L.
Most of the advice is good, not all of it but most, especially Tim Campbell. I will add and tell you how I do it.
First set you camera back to factory default. Do not use a EC, set it to zero. This will only confuse you. Do not use Auto ISO either. How is the 70D at ISO 1600? That is where I set my 1D Mk IV and it is very good there.
I always shoot RAW and never in jpg. This change alone will gain you a ton of adjustment ability you don't have if you are using jpg. You will need post software but this is the very best way to shoot. You have a fine camera and a top of the mark lens so why put blinders on them by shooting jpg?
Next choose your spot carefully. Where you are makes a big difference in your success. Sometimes high on the bleachers is best and sometimes on the floor is best.
You do need to find a SS that will stop action. I find 1/250 will do a good job on most movements by dancers even football palyers. Not always so you need to be aware as this may need to go up to 1/500. I doubt you will ever need 1/1000 or higher.
You can use Tv set to 1/250 and give it a try. You don't need the dancers to do this. Go early and do some tests. Possibly there is a sibling that can stand in for you!
I hope some of the tips we have given you help. But I can not stress how much and important shooting RAW is. With todays cameras and software there is no reason to use jpg. And also, maybe the most important is preparation for the shoot. Go early, choose your placement and test exposures.
The camera and lens you have will get you good shots, if you do your part. Let me know how it goes.
EOS 1Ds Mk III, EOS 1D Mk IV, EF 50mm f1.2 L, EF 24-70mm f2.8 L,
EF 85mm f1.2 L II USM, EF 70-200mm f2.8 L IS II,
Sigma 120-300mm f2.8 EX APO, Photoshop CS6, ACR 9, Lightroom 6

What kind of problem? (Unwanted clip splitting when importing)

I am using an intel iMac (alu 2.4 ghz) and a sony hdr-hc5. Did import almost 2 hours of video in full hd (but not the full pixels quality, I think around 590? dont remember...)
The problem is that sometimes (not much just one-two times ) i've got "splits" during a clip (but there was not a "stop" during recording) resulting in a small gap in video/audio. So since I remember that got similar thing with another camcorder (DV not fullhd), I wanted to know if You experienced similar problems, or the problem is 1) my firewire cable, 2) my imac/hard disk.. or am just unlucky with cameras!! ...
Thanks and sorry for my bad english, (i was in hurry too)!

The problem is that sometimes (not much just one-two times ) i've got "splits" during a clip (but there was not a "stop" during recording) resulting in a small gap in video/audio. So since I remember that got similar thing with another camcorder (DV not fullhd), I wanted to know if You experienced similar problems, or the problem is 1) my firewire cable, 2) my imac/hard disk.. or am just unlucky with cameras!
My best guess would be inconsistent drive speed or vibration detection by the Sudden Motion Sensor. If the problem is more or less consistent, I would assume the former. If only infrequent, I would tend to go with the latter. Here is some background information per Apple Article 300781:
All MacBook and MacBook Pro computers, PowerBook G4 computers starting with PowerBook G4 (12-inch 1.5GHz), PowerBook G4 (15-inch 1.67/1.5GHz), and PowerBook G4 (17-inch 1.67GHz) and iBook computers starting with iBook G4 (Mid 2005) have Sudden Motion Sensor technology, built-in protection for the hard disk that is designed to help prevent disk failures if the computer is dropped or undergoes severe vibration. The Sudden Motion Sensor is designed to detect unusually strong vibrations, sudden changes in position or accelerated movement. If the computer is dropped, the Sudden Motion Sensor instantly parks the hard drive heads to help reduce the risk of damage to the hard drive on impact. When the Sudden Motion Sensor senses that the PowerBook position is once again stable, it unlocks the hard drive heads, and you are up and running within seconds.
In general, Sudden Motion Sensor protection does not change hard disk performance with regular PowerBook, MacBook or MacBook Pro operation. Occasionally, the Sudden Motion Sensor may be activated by unusually strong vibrations at a time when your PowerBook is writing data intensively, such as when recording video or audio. Should you experience dropped frames or sound elements in such a situation, make sure that your PowerBook is in a stable environment without vibration or abrupt movement.
(Note that in some locations you may see the Sudden Motion Sensor referred to as the Mobile Motion Module. Both names refer to the same feature.)
For those interested, the following was extracted from Apple Article 300724:
Apple has adjusted this feature carefully to provide the best balance between protecting the hard drive and preventing unwanted activation of the Sudden Motion Sensor. Most PowerBook G4 owners will never need to turn this feature off, and Apple suggests that you not modify the settings unless absolutely necessary.
In some environments, such as live concert halls, recording studios, or dance clubs, external vibrations may be major enough to cause the module to unexpectedly park the hard drive heads, resulting in interrupted sound or video playback. In these situations, you may find that you want to disable the feature temporarily.
To disable the Sudden Motion Sensor:
First, find the current status of Sudden Motion Sensor:
1. From the Finder's Go menu, choose Utilities.
2. In the Utilities folder, open Terminal.
3. When the command line appears, type sudo pmset -g and press Return.
4. Type in the administrator password when prompted and hit Return. This command queries the computer for the current setting of the Sudden Motion Sensor, which you can determine by locating the ams entry (in Mac OS X 10.3) or the sms entry (in Mac OS X 10.4) and looking to the right to determine its value. The default setting is "1" (turned on).
Disabling the Sudden Motion Sensor in Mac OS X 10.3:
1. In Terminal, which should still be open from the previous step, you can disable the Sudden Motion Sensor by typing sudo pmset -a ams 0 and pressing Return (changing the setting to a zero disables the module).
2. Type your administrator password when you are prompted and press Return.
3. Type the sudo pmset -g command again to be sure that the setting has been applied.
Disabling the Sudden Motion Sensor in Mac OS X 10.4:
1. In Terminal, which should still be open from the previous step, you can disable the Sudden Motion Sensor by typing sudo pmset -a sms 0 and pressing Return (changing the setting to a zero disables the module).
2. Type your administrator password when you are prompted and press Return.
3. Type the sudo pmset -g command again to be sure that the setting has been applied.
Any changes that you make to the Sudden Motion Sensor setting remains in effect even after you restart the computer. If you choose to disable the Sudden Motion Sensor, Apple recommends that you re-enable it as soon as possible in order to take full advantage of the feature.
To re-enable the Sudden Motion Sensor:
First, find the current status of Sudden Motion Sensor:
1. From the Finder's Go menu, choose Utilities.
2. In the Utilities folder, open Terminal.
3. When the command line appears, type sudo pmset -g and press Return. Type your administrator password when you are prompted and press Return. If you have the Sudden Motion Sensor turned off, the value of the ams entry (in Mac OS X 10.3) or sms entry (in Mac OS X 10.4) will be a zero (0).
Re-enabling the Sudden Motion Sensor in Mac OS X 10.3:
1. If the above command returns a zero, you can re-enable the Sudden Motion Sensor by typing sudo pmset -a ams 1 and pressing Return.
2. Type your administrator password when you are prompted and press Return.
3. Type the pmset -g command again to be sure that the setting has been applied.
Re-enabling the Sudden Motion Sensor in Mac OS X 10.4:
1. If the above command returns a zero, you can re-enable the Sudden Motion Sensor by typing sudo pmset -a sms 1 and pressing Return.
2. Type your administrator password when you are prompted and press Return.
3. Type the pmset -g command again to be sure that the setting has been applied.

Importing ALAC files

Hello, I have a question about importing CDs in iTunes as ALAC files -
I noticed when I import a cd using iTunes under the file tab when I get info there is a volume section and it tends to show the volume as a - dB
is it lowering the volume of the original song or is just showing me what the file's volume is?
when I use XLD to import a cd it shows nothing under that section.
I've included a screenshot of exactly what i'm talking about.
I just want to ensure everything is good before I import my whole cd collection
thanks and happy new year!

Justin Carter wrote:
Hello, I have a question about importing CDs in iTunes as ALAC files -
I noticed when I import a cd using iTunes under the file tab when I get info there is a volume section and it tends to show the volume as a - dB
is it lowering the volume of the original song or is just showing me what the file's volume is?
Justin,
When iTunes adds a track to the library, it analyzes the volume level and shows a dB number on the File tab. It will later use that number for the volume-leveling done by SoundCheck.
Big negative numbers are typical for tracks that are mastered "hot," as often seen in dance and electronic music. Numbers around zero or positive are typical of tracks that are mastered more conservatively, as often seen in classical music.

Import chapters from our DVD - legally!

We have various DVDs from my daughter's dance studio that the studio wants me to place online at our website - (I should say chapters or dance numbers, not the whole DVD, obviously) so that viewers can sample our dance tech by watching the imovies online.
I can, taking the long way 'round, import the DVD chapters to my video camera and import them to iMovie 6HD, but I have Mac the Ripper, and also MPEG streamclip - both of which work, however, I'm told that I need to get the MPEG-2 playback component from Apple, which I'm willing to do.
What format does iMovie neeed to import video in from this source? I want to import the footage from the DVD (via MacRipper & MPEG Streamclip) create the movie in iMovie, and then upload it to our studio's dot Mac website as I usually do.
Alternatively, what is the best/shortest/easiest way to get certain chapters off our DVDs and make our imovies with them?
Thanks,
Rachel.

concerning mpeg4 as final format:
I made a few "side by side tests" with my QT6pro and iSquint...
using the same (small) bitrate, results of iSquint are by far better, then QT6's mpeg4...! (it uses its own/the ffmpeg algorithms...) esp. titles are crystal clear/no jaggies, or transitions don't show any artifacts....
iSquint has some limitations in size/res, but a web-video shouldn't be full-screen, should it?
so, esp. when crunching video very small, I do recommend export as FullQuality.dv and let iSquint (free) do the job...
audio... mono is for most videos good enough on the web... ;-))

Importing Spreadsheets from Microsoft Works

Is there any way to import Microsoft Works spreadsheets into AppleWorks? The file extension of the files I'm trying to import is .wks. I'd rather not have to recreate these sheets if at all possible. The files were created on an old Dell PC several years ago. The Dell is gone (still doing the happy dance over that!)...
When I look for them under the "file, open" command the file names of the desired files are greyed out. If I attempt to open them using Finder and double clicking, Finder tells me that the file is not supported.
I have MS Office installed on my Mac, but unfortunately I get much the same result there.
Thanks for any assistance you can give...
iMac G5 Mac OS X (10.3.9)

Hello
I looked in the DataViz site what they wrote about MacLinkPlus Deluxe.
I found:
DOS and Windows Spreadsheet Formats
• AppleWorks 5.0
• ClarisWorks 1.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0
• Excel 2.x, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 95, 97, 2000, XP 2002
• Lotus 1-2-3 WK3, WK4, 97, 98, Milennium 9.5
• MS Works for Windows 3.0, 4.0, 4.5, 95
• Quattro Pro (DOS) 4.0
• Quattro Pro for Windows 1.0, 5.0, 6.0, 7.0, 8.0
• Quattro Pro for Windows 9.0 (Read Only)
• SYLK (Read Only)
Macintosh Spreadsheet Formats
• AppleWorks 5.0
• AppleWorks 6.0 (Read Only)
• ClarisWorks 1.0, 2.x, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0
• Excel 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 98, 2001, X, 2004
• MS Works 2.0, 3.0, 4.0
• SYLK (Read Only)
• AppleWorks (Apple II) 2.1, 3.0
So, I assume that this product would be able to help.
Yvan KOENIG (from FRANCE samedi 22 avril 2006 21:29:36)

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