Re: [newbie] MS Outlook

2001-03-13 Thread John Murphy

On Tuesday 13 March 2001 02:54, you wrote:
 Hi,

 To the best of my knowledge, I don't think you can
 migrate your Outlook email easily to Linux.
 Outlook uses very proprietary format. Outlook
 Express is actually the lesser of the 2 evil in
 terms of mailbox compatibility.


A quick search brought a few from freshmeat I'm sure they are a lot more 
available.

 mbx2mbox
 Converts Outlook Express .mbx files into standard RFC822 mail files.

 liboe
 Library for importing Outlook Express 5 mailboxes.

OtlkToNs
A mail converter from OutLook Express to NS Communicator.
 
 Outlook2Ical
 Convert MS Outlook Caledar to Ical (.calendar)

 Dawn, The Address Manager
 E-mail address book converter.

 
John.

Contentment is not the fulfillment of what you want, but the
realization of how much you already have.





Re: [newbie] Tulip drivers will not work/compile

2000-12-25 Thread John Murphy

On Monday 25 December 2000 16:04, you wrote:
 Please can anyone on this list help.

 System:

 Mb: asus cusl2
 Ethernet cards:  LNE100tx, old card that used to work under 7.0 w/ tulip
 drivers
 OS: mandrake 7.2

I'm using a Linksys LNE 100TX version 4.1  All I did was in the network setup 
choose eth0, then couple lines down go with the tulip driver.  Didn't add or 
compile any other drivers just the stock setup.  My log below from my LNE 
100TX Linksys card.

kernel: tulip.c:v0.92l 8/19/2000  Written by Donald Becker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
kernel: http://www.scyld.com/network/tulip.html
kernel: eth0: Lite-On PNIC-II rev 37 at 0xc988b000, 00:A0:CC:E1:3F:09, IRQ 9.

John

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Re: [newbie] Linksys LNE100tx v4.0

2000-12-21 Thread John Murphy

On Thursday 21 December 2000 14:54, you wrote:
 Per the website, it uses the tulip driver.  The card works as it should it
 Win98.  I have followed the instructions I have found at Deja.com regarding
 this issue.  Apparently versions earlier than 4 work ok, but 4.0 4.1 do
 not. I do not have a different card to use, but I am considering just
 getting one and dumping the linksys.  I am sure it is a good card, but
 $20.00 is not worth my time.

 Jerold

I'm using a Linksys LNE 100TX version 4.1  This card has worked fine in Red 
Hat, Suse and Mandrake. I'm using mine with DHCP setup for my cable modem 
connected through a Linksys Router.  All I did was in the network setup 
choose eth0, then couple lines down go with the tulip driver.  Didn't add or 
compile any other drivers just the stock setup. I would suggest if you are 
having problems there's probably a conflict with another card. I had that 
problem and just moved it to another slot on the motherboard.
My log below from my Linksys card  

kernel: tulip.c:v0.92l 8/19/2000  Written by Donald Becker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
kernel: http://www.scyld.com/network/tulip.html
kernel: eth0: Lite-On PNIC-II rev 37 at 0xc988b000, 00:A0:CC:E1:3F:09, IRQ 9.

Good Luck

John.

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[newbie] Prgs in KDE open real slow

2000-12-10 Thread John Murphy

After a new install of Mandrake things in KDE seem to start
real slow. I'm waiting around 15 to 20 seconds for things to
show up in KDE

Looking in through KDE control center for memory I show:

Total physical memory = 130.66
Free physical memory = 3.04
Shared memory = 0
Buffer = 7.92
Total Swap memory = 248.97
Free Swap memory = 248.97

Why am I using 127 meg of physical memory to run mandrake? 
I've run Suse, with KDE 2.1 and use just about half as much memory? 

Is this typical of Mandrake with KDE2?

Thanks




Re: [newbie] Getting online with Earthlink

2000-09-10 Thread John Murphy

On Sun, 10 Sep 2000, you wrote:
 
 With one exception. Can't log on to Earthlink.
 
 Now, I was able to call Earthlink customer support when I installed
 7.0, and they talked me right through it (this was about 6 months
 ago). But they've stopped offering cust support for linux, due to the
 many versions, so all I could get out of them this time was how to
 fill in the fields in KPPP, which went like this:
 
 
 Connection name:  Earthlink
 
 Phone number: 4632172
 
 Authentication: PAP
 
 IP Setup: Dynamic IP Address
 
 DNS Servers:
 
 Domain name: earthlink.net
 
 DNS Address list:
 
 207.217.120.83
 207.217.77.82
 
 
 User name : ELN\mastermindsltd (I tried this with both \ and /)
 password **

I'll try to help here I was on earthlink before I switched to cable..

Login is ELN/username

KPP Setup Idenity settings
Check off SMTP
Server .. mail.earthlink.net

Add a POP Account
Name earthlink.net
login  just your user name only (don't add ELN or earthlink.net to it)
password.   whatever it is
Host . mail.earthlink.net
port 110

If I remember I checked off store POP password, delete mail from server, and
retreive all mail from server.

Hope it helps it's been a while





Re: [newbie] Corel Graphics 9 changing KDE menu

2000-07-09 Thread John Murphy

On Sat, 08 Jul 2000, you wrote:
 On Fri, 7 Jul 2000, John Murphy wrote:
 
 Can anyone give me an idea on how track down what changed. I did a re-install
 of KDEbase and KDEadmin from CD but still have the same problem. 
 
 John
 
 Hi John,
 It sounds at least as if your application associations got messed up
 bigtime.
 
 Perhaps creating a new temporary user would help. Log in as that user, run
 X-windows and check the mimetypes and set-up applications. After that you
 should be able to get going in copying the .kde/share/applnk and
 .kde/share/mimelnk folders from the temp-user to your own ~/.kde/share
 ddirectory. chown them, and things should be pretty much back to normal
 again.
 If someone else has a better idea, then just forget what I said.
 
 Good luck,
 Paul

Thanks for the suggestion but I tried a new user and have the same problem.




[newbie] Corel Graphics 9 changing KDE menu

2000-07-08 Thread John Murphy

I added a number of packages to Mandrake 7.2 and something messed up the KDE
menus. After a re-install I tried to duplicate the process to see who was the
culprit. Corel graphics program changes the KDE menu structure.  The things
that change is the option to click on a file and open it up in one of the KDE
related programs. For example if I click on a rpm file it will not open up in
KDE's rpmpackage. Same for text with kedit, and graphics do not  pop up in the
KDE graphics viewing program.  It also removed my Applix dir from the KDE
applications menu completely.

Can anyone give me an idea on how track down what changed. I did a re-install
of KDEbase and KDEadmin from CD but still have the same problem. 

John