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Refering to my previous post about those people that have messed up mobileMe - particularly the mail and hyphens in domains - that I think should be shown the door. Someone commented that if they are shown the door the mess would be left unsolved. Please pardon my comment here, but they...

I think that those that setup mobileMe should be shown the door.

Yes, but how can someone expect to recieve mail (simply on web or via push on iphone) if your web site is not online? I think we all agree that the mobileMe cloud will open fanatastic opportunities. But the fact is, basic things such as email, web hosting, DO NOT work for technical reasons...

Your reaction is shared. But I wanted to be a NEW customer of .MAC (or any other name). Just that not being able to link my domain name is ridiculous. If I consider the money I am investing in marketing and placing all on hold because apple cannot manage a "hyphen" in a domain name is...

Being the original poster. First thing first, no I do not know about cups, nor that they existed in Mac. I use cups for tea. ;-) Second, I think present printing setups are there to try to do too much. Which leads to confusion. Look at picture printing, who has control? The printer (which...

And my personal domain that contains a "-" hyphen is temporarily "off-line".

based on this obtained from the above link, I guess we can only conclude that Apple has some fixing to do.

I'm trying to enter my domain on mobile me and my domain is refused. The domain exists, and I have actually copy/pasted it just in case. The only thing I can say is that either mobile me does not accept national domains (.IT, .CH, .FR) or does not accept hyphens "-". Has anyone encountered...

I don't know if this is common knowledge but it is for me. There is a printscreen feature in v2 of iTouch software. Just press the on/off switch and simultaneously double click the home button. The screen flashes white and the printscreen file is placed in the iPhoto local pictures. I...

I don't think that is exactly true. Now, I did not intend this thread to be an analysis of how I "potentially" am not using MAIL correctly. I am looking for alternatives.

Just what I wrote What it basically comes down to is that MAIL does too much, I travel and connect to multiple networks, often very weak, so an application developped to be nearly constantly connected that does magic with RSS is not what I need. Just get the mail, let me answer, send ...

How about a thread to followup on the iPhone iTouch applications? Just an idea.

MisterMe - the reason for my thread was to find an alternative, not to discuss the features of Mail. Sorry if this is a "harsh" reply, but for me Mail is ... Out. But I do appreciate your positive intentions. Symphonix - thanks for the advice, I will look into this.

Ok, I have just had enough with apple MAIL, this application is surely fantastic but it is not designed for my needs. Anyone uses something different to download, read and answer mails. Nothing else.

We have all read the reports of apple systems failing just the very day that iPhone 3G appears and also V2 of iPod/iPhone OS, and maybe mobile me.... My comment is, why do everything the same day. I mean, where would the harm be to have delivered v2 of OS about a week ago, iPhone 3G today and...

I always thought there was a little rabbit inside my mac who was nice and soft and nibbled at carrots I would carefully leave next to the DVD drive every evening. You mean this is not true, its actually wires and integrated circuits...??? :eek:

I am starting this thread because I have seen many people with similar issues on other sites and no real good solution proposed. The problem relates to timemachine suddenly being unable to acces the backup disk (in my case timecapsule 1Gb) because the disk is apparently in read-only access...

Have you resolved this issue? I have the same problem, although not in relation to an OSX update.

For the record I set these parameters in the .VMX file: These just stop time synchronization between the virtual machine and OSX. You have to use things such as "Date and Time" from the windows control panel to set the windows time. You may also have to stop the automatic synching of some...

I am writing because I am a little dismayed at Apple Mail. This application that does multiple things, including RSS integration, etc. does not seem to be able to manage more simple things such as sending mail from a portable on a not so good internet connection (typically via wifi). I say...