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I have a MBP and a Jawbone Bluetooth headset, running Leopard. I've paired the headset to the Mac for the purposes of listening to audio only. Interestingly, I can't listen to audio from YouTube when the Jawbone BT headset is activated as the output source. I can listen to other audio...

For several years, when using my digital camera, I've had a quick process on Windows XP to see what I shot, rotate it if necessary, delete if necessary, and then transfer to my network storage drive. 1) Insert digital card and access photo folder 2) Set photo folder in Thumbnail view...

Been Googling about the multiple adapters and i found this link: http://lists.apple.com/archives/bluetooth-dev/2005/Jul/msg00010.html There's alot of developer-speak in there, but it leads me to believe that it's not possible to run 2 Bluetooth adapters at once. But of course, that's in 2005...

Oh, so you think you can run 2 different Bluetooth adapters -- the internal and an external -- at once? Never thought of that. Ever seen something that leads you to believe this is possible? In my mind, you could only have one Bluetooth adapter running at one time, but maybe I'm just thinking...

I'm now officially confused. I think I must be missing an understanding of the stock Mac Bluetooth capabilities or limitations or something. These adapters appear to be the adapters you use on your computer when you don't have Bluetooth installed in your computer. So, what good would it do...

That sounds smooth. I care! Never heard of such a thing. What is it and how much does it cost?

The iPod headphones might work, but I really don't want to do the internal mic thing 'cause I feel like I'm just yelling. I'd prefer a real mic up close to my face so I can speak more normally.

I Skype and I do audio and video iChats on my MacBookPro. I really need to use an external mic/headset setup of some sort just for clarity of the audio. I bought a big Plantronics USB headset with boom mike, and although the sound is great, I feel and look like a dork on video. I'd prefer...

I've received some Google Calendar requests for events to be added to my calendar. In iCal, whenever I click on them, I get this message: "Someone invited you to an event using an email address that isn’t on your “me” card in Address Book. Find your email address in the following list and...

So is there a way to avoid losing my entire iTunes collection? Can I copy the files to my computer in read-only format and then copy them back to the Maxtor drive after the reformat? If I do it that way, will I be able to affect the permissions or will they be stuck read-only?

I have a Maxtor external USB drive that holds all of my iTunes music and other MP3s. It was originally formatted and set up using Windows XP. Now that I have my MacBook Pro, I plugged the drive into my MacBook and went to clean up some of the data on the drive, particularly deleting iTunes...

My Mac Book Pro has Presto Page Manager software installed, but it looks like just plug-ins or something like that, and one of them has an icon that looks like the Office for Mac icon. Maybe it was installed with Office? I need to scan and and OCR a document, but I have no idea how. Is this...

Ah! Maybe that's the problem. I couldn't figure out how to get them out of iPhoto, so I was just going straight to the iPhoto folder. So, this hits me much like the process of Google's Picasa software -- import the photo, manipulate the photo, iPhoto keeps the original intact in case you want...

I'm taking photos on my Sony DSC-L1. I plug my USB into my Mac Book Pro, and iPhoto sucks them into iPhoto. Inside iPhoto, I rotate photos to the right direction, and then, from the iPhoto folder in my Pictures folder, I move the photos out to my network storage drive for access to all of my...

I'm trying to run This Week on XM's XM Radio Online feature on my Intel Mac Book Pro. Although I have installed the Flash plugin, the software is still giving me the blue missing plugin cube. The software is obviously a browser wrap of some sort. So, I did a Flash test on Firefox, and Flash...

I'll doublecheck tonight, but I'm pretty sure that only the router is trying to issue IPs.

I have D-link 802.11g wireless router that's plugged into a wired network as well. I've never had any problem with it. I've got several OS9 Macs and XP PCs on my network. All of those computers are plugged into the wired network and have static IPs for networking purposes with IP address...

Let me know if you come up with an answer. I'm running into the same problem.