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I didn’t list all of the OpenOffice siblings (LibreOffice, Apache OpenOffice, and NeoOffice) on my Free Software Web site, because they are all based on the same codebase. I listed LibreOffice, of

I recently updated my laptop from a 2019 Core i7 (last Intel gen) 16” MacBook Pro to a new Core M3 14” MacBook Pro. My justifications: an almost-full 512 GB SSD, a desire to be able to use current

Randy has compared them, but maybe on iomug. Jim S has suggested an app or service, and other members have suggested some. I don’t know why a service provider would have a preference since they

Andrew Buc wrote: Last year I moved from a 2013 Macbook Pro to a Mac Studio. I agree with your conclusions above COMPLETELY. -- Jim Saklad jimdoc@... ?

Julian Thomas A great treasure - many thanks. One question - I don’t see Apache Open Office. I’ve been using it since it was Star Office. Tried Libre Office but didn’t like UI as much as AOO. I

Because I don’t recall ever seeing them mentioned on MacSupportCentral. I’ll look myself, but do you recall any comparisons among them. There are several on the Apple iOS App Store. -- Jim

The Do Not Call Registry does not act upon violations from a single persons complaint(s). It acts after hundreds, possibly thousands, of complaints. Oregon’s Registry was more proactive, until the

I'm giving some thought to replacing my current 2012 Mac mini 6,1, which is configured as follows: 1TB SSD, replacing the original 500GB Fusion Drive 16BG RAM My motivation for wanting to upgrade is

Thank you very much. Pat Sent from iPad Pro

* Randy: At first cut, you have done yourself proud. Your list will be my primary reference to Apple software for the foreseeable future. Many thanks for your outstanding work! earle * (BSEE Georgia

Hi folks! I’ve previously mentioned my Web site listing the best free software for the Macintosh computer: Free Macintosh Software! http://www.macattorney.com/free.html Well, the site has proven to

Thanks so much much for that. Must admit I hadn’t even considered that there might be 3rd party apps that help.. Looking at the home page on the Nomorobo… website, I learn that they list an FAQ

https://www.nomorobo.com/ Check it out...

Yes, Jim, and you have annoyingly brought this same complaint up 3 or 4 times, over the last 8 months. And I am generally, the only one that replies. The only other suggestion I have for you is to

That’s how I began this thread a few days ago. Brent took the bait and engaged, but we didn’t make much progress. The one change I made was to begin routing every call listed as “potential

Brent, you and I seem to have a unique ability to talk past each other rather than TO each other. My assertion was that either Apple or my carrier have some means of identifying incoming calls either

How are they “ from outside my contacts list but clearly from people I know”? How would the phone, Apple or your provider recognize you know them, unless you put them in your contact? As to your

For the most part, I’m just looking for information. At some point, my carrier started marking some incoming calls as “possible spam” or “likely spam.” More recently, I’ve been told

Jim, you’re arguing semantics. If I misrepresent myself, is that proper? Say over value my property to get a better loan. Spoofing is also a misrepresentation. Regulation is one thing, but

I didn’t suggest the smarmy incoming calls were all ILLEGAL. I DO contend that telecommunications system regulatory code that DOESN’T make it illegal to “borrow” (read “steal”) use of