Re: PalmTop Advice

[Psychological Health Care]

On Saturday, June 21, 2003, at 07:35 AM, Paul & Caroline van der Mey 
wrote:

> Phil
>
> Have you seen the Psion?
> 

Thanks Paul and others who have responded to my problem.

The Psion Revo and Revo Plus are looking like good possibilities (on 
the net anyway). Does anyone know if anybody stocks these in Perth so 
we can actually see them in the flesh so to speak. I also see that Mac 
software is available for them which makes them even more of a 
possibility.

Thanks again to all those who have given some most useful advice

Phil


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Re: Zytech

[Shay Telfer]

I hope that you are right about some innocent reason but it is a bit
of a worry when credit card details have been given in respect to an
unfilled order. Several other people have written to me direct
concerning the same problem that they are having.

Bob


Well, Keith was still alive as of Wednesday, and I've never had 
anything but excellent service from Zytech. It's quite easy for 
something to put such an operation temporarily out of contact for any 
number of quite legitimate reasons. Also, having given credit card 
details is quite different from having being charged for an order 
that's unfilled.


Have you tried calling him?

Thanks,
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Re: Family Tree program aka Reunion

[Steven Tan]

Thanks to all who reply to my search for Reunion. Graham from the list 
has helped me find the version that I needed and i helped a friend who 
wanted to get the info out of her old mac disks. (Now she can even 
edit, print and work on it!)


It is useful to have a few vintage Macs lying around, you never know 
when you will need it!


Steven Tan

Re: Is this a spam scan?

[David Watkins]

I was getting a lot of spam with multiple iinet address and it got
me thinking how they were getting them. Had a look around their web
pages and they had a page in the members section where you could
search all the people who were members and obtain their e-mail
address. The results came out at 20 at a time, for instance if I
put dav in the search box, I was given 20 iinets e-mail addresses
beginning with dav.

I notified iinet of this and at they eventually took the search
facility away. That was only about a month ago so there are plenty
of people who retrieved thousands of iinets e-mail addresses this
way.

I would advise anybody who has a web address with iinet and is
listed in the Zoo database, is to cancel your listing in the Zoo.

All iinets e-mail addresses are tied with your web address unless
you have your own domain name. For instance if your web address is
 I know your e-mail address is
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Dave



At 7:34 PM +0800 21/6/03, KEVIN Lock wrote:
> Just received this and it looks to me like a programme designed to
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>
> Is that so
>
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Re: Zytech

[Bob]

I hope that you are right about some innocent reason but it is a bit 
of a worry when credit card details have been given in respect to an 
unfilled order. Several other people have written to me direct 
concerning the same problem that they are having.


Bob

At 4:43 PM 21/6/03, Reg Whitely wrote:


Keith has always been reliable and very helpful. Try phoning him on 08
9791 5556 Fax: 08 9791 5900. Maybe he's got the flu?

Reg

On Saturday, June 21, 2003, at 02:40 pm, Bob wrote:


Hi All,

I have been having a lot of difficulty in ordering DiskWarrior 3.0
from Zytech. My first e-mail enquiry was, so I was told, misplaced
for over a week and subsequent e-mails to Keith Palmer have not been
answered. This contrasts greatly with previous orders of other items
which have been processed very efficiently. Is anybody aware of
current problems with this business?


> Bob

Is this a spam scan?

[KEVIN Lock]

Just received this and it looks to me like a programme designed to 
hit an ISP with possible email addresses.

Is that so



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Re: Zytech

[Reg Whitely]

Keith has always been reliable and very helpful. Try phoning him on 08 
9791 5556 Fax: 08 9791 5900. Maybe he's got the flu?


Reg

On Saturday, June 21, 2003, at 02:40 pm, Bob wrote:


Hi All,

I have been having a lot of difficulty in ordering DiskWarrior 3.0
from Zytech. My first e-mail enquiry was, so I was told, misplaced
for over a week and subsequent e-mails to Keith Palmer have not been
answered. This contrasts greatly with previous orders of other items
which have been processed very efficiently. Is anybody aware of
current problems with this business?

Bob

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iLife and Keynote $30 for K-12 teachers

[Shay Telfer]

Hi...

Anyone out there who's teaching K-12 is eligible for iLife and 
Keynote for $30, which is a significant discount off the regular 
educational price:




Have fun,
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Re: Alternatives to entourage and mail

[Bob Howells]

WAIT UP ANGUS !

I am one amongst prosbably many who have never used Entourage and
as a consequence have no idea what your problem can be caused by.

I use Netscape Messenger and until recently version 4.79 and it had no
such automatic function to add email addresses that I have come across.
However version 7.0.2 which I have just started trialling
does have that as an alternative selectable in the mail preferences 
somewhere.


I suggest yours should have a choice in preferences SOMEWHERE.
You just have to find it.

Have fun

Bob

Angus Russell wrote:

Hi Neil

Somehow or other every e-mail I receive has it's senders address added to
the Entourage address book.

Due to this I have nearly 1500 e-addresses in the address book - which is
insane.

However since you have provided the only response to my dilemma I can only
assume that no-one else takes me seriously :-(

Thanks anyway :-)

Angus



On 20/6/03 8:55 PM, Angus Russell wrote:



As an afterthought I seem to recall that it is possible to choose whether or
not Entourage adds all new e-addresses to the address book, but damned if I
can find this option anywhere.


Angus

As far as I can establish it isn't possible to automatically add new
addresses to the address book in Entourage. You can of course manually
create a new address by using the new contact menu command, or by pointing
at the 'from' header in any received message and doing a 'control + click'
(which brings up an 'add to address book' option).

What Entourage will allow you to do - which serves the same purpose that you
want - is to show you a list of recently used addresses (from messages in
your inbox and outbox) when you are addressing a new message. To turn this
feature on you need to go to Mail and News Preferences > Compose> Recently
Used Addresses and check the box if you want to turn this feature on.

What this means is that if I wanted to send a message to you all I need to
do is type 'a' or 'an' in the 'To' field and I immediately get a drop down
list of everyone I have sent or received a message from who's name starts
with 'a' or 'an', from which I can choose your name.

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Environmental and Community Consultants
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Denmark
Western Australia 6333

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Re: PalmTop Advice

[Shay Telfer]

I am wondering if anyone is using or can recommend a Palmtop (I think
my terminology is correct) we need a small device (keyboard/screen)
smaller than a laptop but large enough to type client notes on as the
client is being seen. The person who will be using this has the
ability to type without the need to look at the keyboard (better than
me in other words). The standard little palmtops are a bit small.

The other important requirement is that it will need enough memory to
store the text before I transfer to our main program which is run on
our Macs (Filemaker). So obviously there needs to be a way to transfer
between it and our Mac. I anticipate that I will need to copy and
paste into Filemaker once I get the text transferred to the Mac.


Well, personally I'd go for a Palm, something like JFile or FileMaker 
Mobile (that auto syncs with FileMaker) and a Palm keyboard. But that 
doesn't seem to fit your criteria.


If it's just text you need, you could try an AlphaSmart keyboard, 
although it probably doesn't fit your size, and possibly your screen 
criteria




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Re: Alternatives to entourage and mail

[Shay Telfer]

However since you have provided the only response to my dilemma I can only
assume that no-one else takes me seriously :-(


You might also consider that perhaps not everyone uses Entourage, and 
thus isn't particularly well placed to answer your queries.


Remember folks, the WAMUG list doesn't guarantee you any answers, nor 
indeed the correct ones.


Thanks,
Shay
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Re: Alternatives to entourage and mail

[Onno Benschop]

On Sat, 2003-06-21 at 14:27, Angus Russell wrote:
> However since you have provided the only response to my dilemma I can only
> assume that no-one else takes me seriously :-(

That is absolute rubbish and I take offence.

You have now on three different occasions asked us about automatically
adding addresses to Entourage.

The fact that no-one responded indicates to me that the problem has
likely nothing to do with Entourage, and much more likely something in
your personal setup. Alternatively everybody hates you :-)

In-fact, a suggestion was made in the message you just responded to.

So, perhaps you should learn to read before you start abusing people.

In-fact, you've not even suggested what you've done to investigate the
problem yourself, nor have you provided any evidence of using a simple
google search.

If you feel that my response is too strong, then I unreservedly
apologise. I feel that too many viewers are *expecting* to be helped,
even though that expectation is entirely unreasonable. You may be helped
or you may not be helped. The result is entirely random and by the grace
of other readers.

Perhaps you've not gotten to this paragraph because now you're upset,
but that's just tough.

If you were to look in the rules section of Entourage you might find a
filter that is adding entries to the Address book. I know this is
possible, because a simple google search has as the first result a
discussion about using Entourage to manage a mailing list.



So, go away and do your home-work, or if you already did, then show us,
so we don't all duplicate your efforts to that point.

I'm upset, grumpy and it's not because I didn't have any coffee.

Onno Benschop 

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[Bob]

Hi All,

I have been having a lot of difficulty in ordering DiskWarrior 3.0 
from Zytech. My first e-mail enquiry was, so I was told, misplaced 
for over a week and subsequent e-mails to Keith Palmer have not been 
answered. This contrasts greatly with previous orders of other items 
which have been processed very efficiently. Is anybody aware of 
current problems with this business?


Bob

Re: Alternatives to entourage and mail

[Angus Russell]

Hi Neil

Somehow or other every e-mail I receive has it's senders address added to
the Entourage address book.

Due to this I have nearly 1500 e-addresses in the address book - which is
insane.

However since you have provided the only response to my dilemma I can only
assume that no-one else takes me seriously :-(

Thanks anyway :-)

Angus

> On 20/6/03 8:55 PM, Angus Russell wrote:
> 
>> As an afterthought I seem to recall that it is possible to choose whether or
>> not Entourage adds all new e-addresses to the address book, but damned if I
>> can find this option anywhere.
> 
> Angus
> 
> As far as I can establish it isn't possible to automatically add new
> addresses to the address book in Entourage. You can of course manually
> create a new address by using the new contact menu command, or by pointing
> at the 'from' header in any received message and doing a 'control + click'
> (which brings up an 'add to address book' option).
> 
> What Entourage will allow you to do - which serves the same purpose that you
> want - is to show you a list of recently used addresses (from messages in
> your inbox and outbox) when you are addressing a new message. To turn this
> feature on you need to go to Mail and News Preferences > Compose> Recently
> Used Addresses and check the box if you want to turn this feature on.
> 
> What this means is that if I wanted to send a message to you all I need to
> do is type 'a' or 'an' in the 'To' field and I immediately get a drop down
> list of everyone I have sent or received a message from who's name starts
> with 'a' or 'an', from which I can choose your name.
> 
> Neil Blake & Associates
> Environmental and Community Consultants
> RMB 1050
> South Coast Highway
> Denmark
> Western Australia 6333
> 
> Phone/Fax/Answering Machine: (08) 9840 9284
> Mobile 0428 761 466
> 
> 
> 

Re: PalmTop Advice

[Psychological Health Care]

On Friday, June 20, 2003, at 07:27 PM, Katinka Mills wrote:

>
> Ok if the user does not mind learning "graffiti" then the palm pilots 
> are a
> great choice, once you are up to speed you can type very fast.
>
> You can also buy a full sized fold up keyboard for the palms too :o)


I think this is where my terminology and description have let me down.

The Palm idea (although a great one and my first thought as well) is 
not going to be any good. We really need a miniature keyboard device 
with a small screen (all in one). The screen needs to be bigger than a 
Palm (which we have) but much smaller than the 12" laptop and the 
individual keyboard needs to be smaller than what I have seen through 
my searches on the net. The keyboard would need to be about the size 
of a video cassette (approximately 20cm x 10cm) with the screen 
attached about the same size. Everything I have ever seen have been 
either smaller or bigger...

I know I am being very particular here but the situation requires it to 
be this way. So any further suggestions would be most grateful before 
I venture into the land of retail...

Thanks to all who have responded and made suggestions received so far. 
I much prefer to be at least a little bit educated before I go forth...

Phil

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Re: Emails not getting through...

[Matthew Healey]

On Saturday, June 21, 2003, at 10:29 AM, Andrew Nielsen wrote:


At 22:58 +0800 20/6/03, Matthew Healey wrote:

Anyone not receiving this email should contact their ISP and enquire
about getting SpamCop turned off for them.


We use SpamCop's DNS blacklist to assess incoming mail on our server
and WAMUG messages appear to be arriving here uninterrupted.


Interesting... I wonder what it could be then. Here is one of the 
bounce messages from Yahoo, for Peter.


Remote host said: 550 Email Rejected: Your mail server has been listed 
as an open

relay See http://spamcop.net/w3m?action=checkblock&ip=66.218.66.93

- Matt

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At 22:58 +0800 20/6/03, Matthew Healey wrote:

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about getting SpamCop turned off for them.


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RE: PalmTop Advice

[Katinka Mills]

> -Original Message-
> From: Psychological Health Care [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Sunday, 22 June 2003 1:13 AM
> To: wamug@wamug.org.au
> Subject: PalmTop Advice
>
>
> I am wondering if anyone is using or can recommend a Palmtop (I think
> my terminology is correct) we need a small device (keyboard/screen)
> smaller than a laptop but large enough to type client notes on as the
> client is being seen. The person who will be using this has the
> ability to type without the need to look at the keyboard (better than
> me in other words). The standard little palmtops are a bit small.
>
> The other important requirement is that it will need enough memory to
> store the text before I transfer to our main program which is run on
> our Macs (Filemaker). So obviously there needs to be a way to transfer
> between it and our Mac. I anticipate that I will need to copy and
> paste into Filemaker once I get the text transferred to the Mac.
>
> As this is not something that Apple stores seem to sell I would like
> the advice of Mac people before I go into a shop selling only PC
> equipment.
>
> Thanks in anticipation,
>
> Phil

Ok if the user does not mind learning "graffiti" then the palm pilots are a
great choice, once you are up to speed you can type very fast.

You can also buy a full sized fold up keyboard for the palms too :o)

USB will hotsink to a Mac and PC :o)

Ask Shay, he is the man of lists for Sungroper ;o)

I have never used a palm keyboard, as I can write reasonably fast with
"graffiti"

Regards,

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PalmTop Advice

[Psychological Health Care]

I am wondering if anyone is using or can recommend a Palmtop (I think 
my terminology is correct) we need a small device (keyboard/screen) 
smaller than a laptop but large enough to type client notes on as the 
client is being seen. The person who will be using this has the 
ability to type without the need to look at the keyboard (better than 
me in other words). The standard little palmtops are a bit small.

The other important requirement is that it will need enough memory to 
store the text before I transfer to our main program which is run on 
our Macs (Filemaker). So obviously there needs to be a way to transfer 
between it and our Mac. I anticipate that I will need to copy and 
paste into Filemaker once I get the text transferred to the Mac.

As this is not something that Apple stores seem to sell I would like 
the advice of Mac people before I go into a shop selling only PC 
equipment.

Thanks in anticipation,

Phil


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Re: OK. so I'm sending...

[Peter Hinchliffe]

On Friday, June 20, 2003, at 11:41 AM, Onno Benschop wrote:

> On Fri, 2003-06-20 at 08:51, Peter Hinchliffe wrote:
>> ...but I'm not receiving. I have had a few personal replies to my test
>> message, but I'm not getting any WAMUG traffic at all. After perusing
>> the archives at Yahoo I can see a lot of recent activity on the list,
>> but none of it is landing here. I'm starting to feel a bit left out.
>> Anyone else having this problem?
>
> [This message was sent to both Peter direct and to the List]
>
> Things to try when email doesn't work: (from simple to esoteric)
> 1. Send yourself an email.
> 2. Get a friend to send you an email.
> 3. Check your subscription details on the list that is broken.
> 4. Check your SPAM filters
> 5. Check your ISP's SPAM filters
> 6. Check for .forward filters
> 7. Check for invalid procmail settings
> 8. Create a new account and test that
>
> Onno Benschop
>
>

That's great Onno, thanks, but really it's just WAMUG traffic I was 
having problems with. I do actually get and send other email, which has 
been working fine.

Thanks also to all those who sent replies and other advice. As others 
have reported, the list is now back in all its glory. I'm certain it's 
specifically a Yahoo thing, judging from the amount of SPAM I actually 
do receive (my ISP does not run Spamcop, and is not explicitly 
filtering Yahoo mail).

-- 
Peter Hinchliffe
Apwin Computer Services FileMaker Pro Solutions Developer
Perth, 
Western Australia Phone (618) 9332 6482 Fax (618) 9332 0913

Mac because I prefer it -- Windows because I have to.



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Re: Emails not getting through...

[Onno Benschop]

On Sat, 2003-06-21 at 00:50, Onno Benschop wrote:
> On Fri, 2003-06-20 at 22:58, Matthew Healey wrote:
> > Hi All..
> > 
> > For those of you having problems, I have some news. Yahoo, in their 
> > infinite stupidity, have gotten themselves listed by SpamCop again. 
> > SpamCop is a service which generally causes more problems that it is 
> > worth.
> 
> Well, AFAIK SpamCop doesn't actually run any black-list.

I was wrong - actually, they do:


As a disclaimer, I did try to look at the spamcop site last night, but
it wasn't working for me. This morning I checked again...

Of course, SpamCop doesn't actually filter any mail, your ISP does.

Regards,


Onno Benschop 

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