Re: Any suggestions?

[Alex Novakovic]

Hi Brad - this is hour lucky day! :)  I use Eudora & I just happen to be in it



Hello all,

I am wondering if there is any way to print the list of e-mails I 
have received using Eudora. I don't need content - just the name of 
sender, date and subject line.


Does any body have a clue how to do?


I looked at it and the only way I can see how to do it is to open any 
mail box, select all, copy and paste into a spreadsheet or word 
processor.  Have to do it mailbox by mailbox as far as I can see if 
you want all mailbox emails.




By the way, I must say that the WAMUG mailing list members are 
really great the way they help each other. In this day and age it is 
nice to find people being...um..well..nice.


cheers,
Brad
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Any suggestions?

[Brad Helden]

Hello all,

I am wondering if there is any way to print the list of e-mails I 
have received using Eudora. I don't need content - just the name of 
sender, date and subject line.


Does any body have a clue how to do?

By the way, I must say that the WAMUG mailing list members are really 
great the way they help each other. In this day and age it is nice to 
find people being...um..well..nice.


cheers,
Brad
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protected by professional privilege.  It is only intended for the 
named recipient/s of this email.

Re: 10.3.4 Bug on iBook

[Richard Kay]

Hhhm  something seems to be happening to a subset of G4 iBooks.

Here is the link to the current discussion in the Apple forums for 
those who are interested:


http://discussions.info.apple.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]@.6893e46d

I've just hosed my drive and reinstalled 10.3.3 (7G51).

Lo and behold ... problem gone.

Oh ... it was the OS X inbuilt screen saver by the way.

I might wait for 'Tiger'. ;-)

Thanks for checking at your end.
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On 02/06/2004, at 8:25 AM, Ronda Brown wrote:



On 02/06/2004, at 8:18 AM, Peter Hinchliffe wrote:



On 01/06/2004, at 9:58 PM, Richard Kay wrote:


Interesting bug in 10.3.4 ... at least on a 12" iBook G4 1GHz.

Force the screen saver to kick in a couple of times (i.e. using hot 
corner) ... then check your display.


Has the machine switched from the Color LCD profile to the generic 
RGB profile (very bluish)?





Doesn't happen here. G4/400 desktop with Apple Studio Display.

Not a 10.3.4 thing, at least not on this hardware.


Doesn't happen on my 14" iBook G4 OSX10.3.4 either.

I wonder if it has anything to do with what Screensaver you are using ?

Cheers,
Ronni
When Microsoft asks you, "Where do you want to go today?" Tell them, 
"Apple!"

Re: Filemaker

[Steve Woods]

On Wednesday, June 2, 2004, at 05:34  PM, Daniel Forsdyke wrote:


Hi

Does anyone know if there is an Academic Version of Filemaker Pro 7.


Sure is...   quoting :

F100EX00WW
FileMaker Pro Govt/Edu
$226.36 ex GST

Buy from filemaker direct, or slightly cheaper from city software:



Or even better, buy from a local retailer :)

Cheers,

Steve

Filemaker

[Daniel Forsdyke]

Hi

Does anyone know if there is an Academic Version of Filemaker Pro 7.

..and before anyone asks, yes I am eligble for Academic pricing.

TIA
Daniel F. 

Re: EyeTV programming - another lead

[Shay Telfer]

Hi All!

Skimming around the web on my smoko (how unpolitically correct!) break, I
found this:



Seems the Tivo guys here in Australia have found a way to program there
imported tivos with Australian guide info.

The software is written for Linux, so it may be little work to convert over
for OS X.  I guess the hard bit will be converting the slices into something
readable for EyeTV (which can be programmed via Applescript).


The software doesn't need converting, you can just download the slice files.

Of course, then (not having a TiVo) the software that needs writing 
is the GUI for selecting shows given slice files, and then 
programming the EyeTV accordingly.



Feasible?


Yes, given someone with enough enthusiasm.

Have fun,
Shay
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Powerbook G4 for sale

[denmarkarts]

G4 Powerbook 550 Titanium 256RAM 30G DVD OS9/OSX 
firewire/USB/ethernet,internal modem and portable cd burner with zip 
carry bag for quick sale $1900 or nearest offer

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EyeTV programming - another lead

[Rod]

Hi All!

Skimming around the web on my smoko (how unpolitically correct!) break, I
found this:



Seems the Tivo guys here in Australia have found a way to program there
imported tivos with Australian guide info.

The software is written for Linux, so it may be little work to convert over
for OS X.  I guess the hard bit will be converting the slices into something
readable for EyeTV (which can be programmed via Applescript).

May be this could be the way to go, as the hard work of getting all the
guide info is already done!  Best of all, it includes the Foxtel channels
for those who use Eyetv with Foxtel.

Feasible?

Seeya

Rod!

Re: lexmark laser printer

[Craig Ringer]

On Wed, 2004-06-02 at 09:05, gary dorn wrote:
> howdy,
> Harvey normal ( and lexmark) have a laserprinter on sale @ $300 - the 
> Lexmark E321

Hmm. Any idea if it has chipped cartridges (ie no refills, must buy at
high prices from Lexmark) or not?

From
http://www.laser-printer-reviews.com/laser-printer-reviews/lexmark-e321-laser-printer-review.html

"The Lexmark E321 laser printer offers reasonable value to smaller
volume users and offers a nice upgrade path. However this nice package
is let down an little by mediocre image quality and average running
costs."

It also looks to me like it'd be right pain to unjam.

Craig Ringer

Re: lexmark laser printer

[Susan Hastings]

Dear Gary, I am using a Lexmark E220 which works well. I suspect it is 
postscipt, because sometimes the printing from emails is a little odd, 
which would have something to do with non postscript fonts, perhaps.


cheers, Susan.


On 02/06/2004, at 9:05 AM, gary dorn wrote:


howdy,
Harvey normal ( and lexmark) have a laserprinter on sale @ $300 - the 
Lexmark E321

from what I can gather from web site, its:
 19ppm, b & w A4, 100Mhz, 8MB ram ( to 72), 12 postscript fonts, 300, 
600 dpi, USb, netwrokable, classic and OS X drivers


anyone had experience with lexmark printers - with OS X
is this really print postscript?

any feedback is welcomed
chow
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lexmark laser printer

[gary dorn]

howdy,
Harvey normal ( and lexmark) have a laserprinter on sale @ $300 - the 
Lexmark E321

from what I can gather from web site, its:
 19ppm, b & w A4, 100Mhz, 8MB ram ( to 72), 12 postscript fonts, 300, 
600 dpi, USb, netwrokable, classic and OS X drivers


anyone had experience with lexmark printers - with OS X
is this really print postscript?

any feedback is welcomed
chow
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Architect
Perth,  Australia

Re: Spam

[Vladimir James]

-- snips from Wamug Digest #307 


>It's not spam, as it wasn't actually trying to get you to buy anything.

>There's a lot of argument about what spam is.

--

Interesting. 

There may be legal arguments or other kinds of nit-picking, but I doubt
that most of us would disagree with the basic definition that spam is
simply junk electronic mail.

Anyhow, the Australian Oxford Dictionary seems to have it right.

Vlad James

Re: Ibook value

[Onno Benschop]

On Wed, 2004-06-02 at 10:37, Adam Hewitt wrote:
> Hi All,
> 
> Could someone give me a rough value of an ibook with the following specs?
> 
> 800Mhz iBook (Dual USB)
> 384MB RAM
> Airport Card
> 60GB HDD
> 10 months old
> Comes with an STM 12" laptop backpack
> Excellent condition

I'll pay you AUD$10, you pay for shipping.

My point is this: It's worth whatever you can get for it :-)

Hint: Use Ebay.

Onno Benschop 

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Ibook value

[Adam Hewitt]

Hi All,

Could someone give me a rough value of an ibook with the following specs?

800Mhz iBook (Dual USB)
384MB RAM
Airport Card
60GB HDD
10 months old
Comes with an STM 12" laptop backpack
Excellent condition

Cheers,

Adam.

Re: 10.3.4 Bug on iBook

[Ronda Brown]

On 02/06/2004, at 8:18 AM, Peter Hinchliffe wrote:



On 01/06/2004, at 9:58 PM, Richard Kay wrote:


Interesting bug in 10.3.4 ... at least on a 12" iBook G4 1GHz.

Force the screen saver to kick in a couple of times (i.e. using hot 
corner) ... then check your display.


Has the machine switched from the Color LCD profile to the generic 
RGB profile (very bluish)?





Doesn't happen here. G4/400 desktop with Apple Studio Display.

Not a 10.3.4 thing, at least not on this hardware.


Doesn't happen on my 14" iBook G4 OSX10.3.4 either.

I wonder if it has anything to do with what Screensaver you are using ?

Cheers,
Ronni
When Microsoft asks you, "Where do you want to go today?" Tell them, 
"Apple!"

Re: 10.3.4 Bug on iBook

[Peter Hinchliffe]

On 01/06/2004, at 9:58 PM, Richard Kay wrote:


Interesting bug in 10.3.4 ... at least on a 12" iBook G4 1GHz.

Force the screen saver to kick in a couple of times (i.e. using hot 
corner) ... then check your display.


Has the machine switched from the Color LCD profile to the generic RGB 
profile (very bluish)?





Doesn't happen here. G4/400 desktop with Apple Studio Display.

Not a 10.3.4 thing, at least not on this hardware.

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Re: mac email address

[Peter Hinchliffe]

On 01/06/2004, at 8:23 PM, Edward Arrowsmith wrote:


I notice some folks have a [EMAIL PROTECTED] address - how do I get one?


See your next question   :-)


Is there a way to have a Mac email address without subscribing to .mac.


No.

For instance in my mail box there appears a mac account and my Westnet 
account.


Well, Apple likes to give you every encouragement  :-)


How do I use the mac account? Or is that a .mac thing?


It's a .mac thing. Is it worth it? I personally find I get value for 
money with Home Page, the .mac email address, Apple's Backup program 
(you can't even run it without a .mac account), iDisk and the various 
software freebies which occur from time to time, but not everyone 
agrees.


In any case, don't even bother unless you have Broadband.

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Address book URL

[Stewart Woods]

Hi All,
just a quickie

The Safari autofill feature says it's grabbing info about me from my 
address book

But never seems to autofill my home url in forms

Is this safari, Address book or just the form tags?

Is there anyone who has this working?

cheerws

Stew

Re: Problem printing over a network

[Craig Ringer]

On Tue, 2004-06-01 at 23:08, Steven wrote:
> I have the following set up...
> 
> 17² Powerbook running OS 10.3.4 > Airport Extreme > Lantech 8 port ethernet
> hub > HP 4MP Laserjet (via a Farallon iPrint adaptor).

Hmm. I use a nice HP JetDirect card in my HP4MP, and it works a treat.
Admittedly, I don't print to it via OSX, but it should work fine.
JetDirect cards aren't hard to come by on eBay. Just a thought.

Of course, that's a suggestion for if your iPrint adapter turns out to
be part of the problem - I'm not suggesting that you leap out to buy new
hardware that may not help with your problem.

Craig Ringer

Mactherapy List

[Rob Findlay]

I have removed (I hope) all the WAMUG address's who aren't clients of ours
from our email list. If you still find yourself subscribed then it is an
error on my behalf and I'd appreciate if you can just remove yourself with
the instructions in the email. If you can't figure it out then email me
direct and I'll remove you. We aren't trying to spam you I promise!
There will be about 1 posting a month so it shouldn't completely fill your
inbox :) Once again sorry for any inconvenience. I'd rather sell my Mac than
be thought a spammer!
Cheers
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