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Madoc - Jan 23, 2006 - 9:46 am
Q1.When I try to import documents with the suffix cwk from my iMac (Panther)to my IBook (Tiger)some, but not all,fail to open .I get an Error mesage saying "unable to transport document" and "no default application specified".Please explain how I specify a default application and anything else I need to do.
Q2.How do I transfer music on Mini Discs from my HiFi to my IMac.I have a cable to connect the two but nothing happened!
Q2.How do I transfer music on Mini Discs from my HiFi to my IMac.I have a cable to connect the two but nothing happened!
benhaldenby - Jan 24, 2006 - 5:46 am
Hi,
'cwk', is that Claris Works? If they are text documents you might try opening them with AppleWorks or just a text editor, such as TextEdit that comes with Tiger. Also Adobe Acrobat Reader or maybe at a pinch Preview might do the trick. I just Googled 'cwk' and found this which might help:
http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=223016
Try a few of these apps and if any of them work then pop back and ask about designating that app to open all of your .cwk files in the future. Its quite simple but takes a little explaining.
I've never transfered music from MiniDisc to a Mac but I would imagine that depending on the inputs your iMac has (which model?) you can either use a direct digital connection between the MD and Mac or simply use the line-in of the Mac and use something like QT Pro or Audio Hijack to do the recording. Google either of those and you'll find what you need. Both apps require carry a nominal charge but Audio Hijack is certainly worth double what the developer demands for a license, I couldn't use a Mac without it.
All the best
Ben
'cwk', is that Claris Works? If they are text documents you might try opening them with AppleWorks or just a text editor, such as TextEdit that comes with Tiger. Also Adobe Acrobat Reader or maybe at a pinch Preview might do the trick. I just Googled 'cwk' and found this which might help:
http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=223016
Try a few of these apps and if any of them work then pop back and ask about designating that app to open all of your .cwk files in the future. Its quite simple but takes a little explaining.
I've never transfered music from MiniDisc to a Mac but I would imagine that depending on the inputs your iMac has (which model?) you can either use a direct digital connection between the MD and Mac or simply use the line-in of the Mac and use something like QT Pro or Audio Hijack to do the recording. Google either of those and you'll find what you need. Both apps require carry a nominal charge but Audio Hijack is certainly worth double what the developer demands for a license, I couldn't use a Mac without it.
All the best
Ben
Madoc - Jan 24, 2006 - 3:31 pm
Hi Ben,Thanks for your suggestions.I will give them a try.Chris
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