Winmail.dat
Can someone out there tell me how we can read winmail.dat attachments in entourage Tom samson
Re: Re: More DVD/MP3 Problems...
At 04:40 8/02/02 -0800, Kevin Phyland wrote: it seems to me a clear case (from the response from the manufacturers) that MP3 = normal AIFF CDs... Return the device to the retailer - not fit for purpose. -- ()/)/)()..ASCII for Onno.. |? ..EBCDIC for Onno.. --- -. -. --- ..Morse for Onno.. ITmaze - ABN: 56 178 057 063 - ph: 04 1219 - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Winmail.dat
Tom Samson wrote: Can someone out there tell me how we can read winmail.dat attachments in entourage Tom samson Try this info mailed to the list by Greg Have fun Bob * From - Fri Oct 20 19:05:07 2000 The problem you are having with winmail.dat is that your friends are sending from M$ Outlook (not express) using the M$ rich text option. POP mail clients can't interpret this RTF and so it gets transformed into winmail.dat or application/tnef or something like that. It makes attachments unreadable. The remedy - a utility called TNEF's Enough. I can't remember where I got it but it works a treat. Try download.com or kagi.com or versiontracker.com. You save the winmail.dat file and open it in TNEFs Enough and it extracts the attachments. Cheers Greg Got a Question? Try searching the WAMUG list archives first at http://www.egroups.com/messages/wamug/ To unsubscribe from the WAMUG e-mail list, send e-mail from this account to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: More DVD/MP3 Problems...
The CDR-DA (Digital Audio) has certain flags that the CDR does not. The reason the CDR-DAs are more expensive is that the price includes a royalty for the music industry. The two CDs are physically the same but the Consumer DVD Players, CD Duplicators etc. look for the flags on the CDR-DA. This was the case with a Denon Duplicator I used. It was a hi-fi CD player that also copied CDs and it would not recognise CDRs only CDR-Das I think you should get one and try it out. They are only about $1 more than normal CDRs. Let me know if it works Regards, Scott Palmer Ta Rod, However, the CDs that work are working on my friend's DVD player not mine still no luck... I'm curious about Scott's suggestion about different types of CD-R Audio Disks though... Kevin. -Original Message- From: Rod Lavington[EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Fri Feb 08 04:20:58 PST 2002 Subject: Re: More DVD/MP3 Problems... *** SPECULATION AHEAD *** USER BEWARE *** At this point I'm *guessing* that the CD's that work are being burnt on a PeeCee are standard ISO9660 cd's and that the CD's being burnt on a Mac are using the Joiliet extension. Try burning one in iTunes with filenames that contain the 8.3 format (don't forget to change your cd burning preferences first to MP3 cd). I just tried a short one and it worked fine. I think the 8.3 might be the key to get your mp3s to play in the DVD player. Now, is there an Applescript that will convert a folder of music to 8.3 format? Seeya Rod! Ps who is happy now that he knows that his MP3 playing DVD player now works with Mac burnt CDs! Got a Question? Try searching the WAMUG list archives first at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/wamug/messages/ To unsubscribe from the WAMUG e-mail list, send e-mail from this account to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___ GO.com Mail Get Your Free, Private E-mail at http://mail.go.com Got a Question? Try searching the WAMUG list archives first at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/wamug/messages/ To unsubscribe from the WAMUG e-mail list, send e-mail from this account to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
Re: A Cautionary Tale to WAMUGers re Guidelines
Thank you Reg for putting in very eloquent terms what I¹d been thinking this past week but was unable to put into words in a clear way. Your words reflect what I feel about the topic of what¹s appropriate or not. As a novice and relatively new user of the group and member of WAMUG I was quite dismayed at the über-response that Paul Sherriff¹s email/question triggered. Michael in On 8/2/02 9:36 PM, Reg Whitely [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Look down, for the response is at the top. The foot is at your head. - 21st Century 'Think Differenter ___ Dear WAMUGers In the tedious debate about email ettiquite, let's not overlook some basics. When someone needs help,they call for it. In WAMUG, members use the list to call for help; to share knowledge and experiences, and to express happiness and other emotions of friendship and support. Others listen, read, respond or ignore. Does it matter if members haven't followed appropriate protocols? They are all real people who seek answers to real problems. Ignoring the protocols, shouldn't we answer the questions? Members seek advice and help and we have a responsibility to respond. Surely that is a basic premise of membership * If your advice is: Read the appropriate response standards and follow the 13 rules before asking that question again, say goodbye to that member. If your advice is: Research the archives, because there is a thread from 3 months past, so be it. Our member might ask again and remain as such. If your advice is: I remember 'Sean' said that last week!, then so be it, they can contact Sean. If your advice is: That happened to me yesterday: this is what I did. Why not go and try it yourself. Fantastic, now you're getting personal. After all, even though these people are only names and words on a mailing list, they are real people, with wives, girlfriends, babies, grandchildren, friends, a job, another life, and most probably a Mac, which they love just about as much. Please WAMUGers, don't lose sight of what we are about. Cut the crap and let's get back to core service. Our members are our friends and the future. Regards Reg * PS Sorry about the GMUG / WAMUG error. Why not come to Sunny Gero one day and meet all the GMUGgers? Reg Got a Question? Try searching the WAMUG list archives first at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/wamug/messages/ To unsubscribe from the WAMUG e-mail list, send e-mail from this account to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: Telnet Automation in OSX
On Friday, February 8, 2002, at 02:26 PM, Scott wrote: Is terminal scriptable? Looking at Terminal's AppleScript dictionary it's pretty meagre for what you want to do. However, it does have doscript which allows you to run a UNIX shell script from within Terminal. -- 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. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: Firewire Problems :(
Hi Steve You will get power through the FireWire port, hence the glowing LED. However, it is HIGHLY unrecommended to run anything other than low-power devices such as 2.5 drives off the FireWire port. Simply devices such as 3.5 drivers or CD-ROM burners when in operation will draw power in excess of the FireWire spec. This can result in shutting down the FireWire bus on your Mac which requires a hardware reset. Not pretty. I recently purchased a firewire enclosure for an IBM deskstar drive. This new enclosure sas the Oxford 911 chipset and is a lot smaller, and so cool. I turned off the power switch to the drive, pulled the power cable out, and turned the power switch on. And you guessed it the drive did NOT spin up, but the LED came on, and stayed on for around 30 seconds. So it looks like the capacitors in the circuit board can hold enough charge to power the LED for a short period of time. Which made me think it was already plugged into a power supply. Steve Davies Keith Palmer Zytech Marketing Pty Ltd PO Box 342 Bunbury 6231 Phone: 0419927101 Fax: 0897915900 the online FireWire data storage store - http://www.zytech.com.au/ Remember to get your FREE colour business cards - http://www.zytech.com.au/contact.html
Re: ADSL/Cable
On Friday, February 8, 2002, at 01:12 PM, Peter Curtis wrote: Is one better than the other? Is one likely to be outdated prior to the other? And finally, is the support of either supplier likely to better than the other (I'm talking about large differences here, not personal likes or dislikes) Being on a Foxtel cable connection I have never used ADSL so I can't really comment on the relative merits of the two systems. I can, say, however, that I am very pleased with the performance and utility of the cable setup I have. Because I connect daily, and IP numbers are served through DHCP, I have pretty much a permanent IP address, which means I can use my Mac running MacOS X as a personal web server from wherever I like. I don't know what the expiry time on Telstra's DHCP leases is, but it is certainly more than 24 hours. Consequently my IP address is always the same. Perhaps PPPoE gives this same result on ADSL, I don't know. -- 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. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
SpinDoctor to iTunes
Hi, I am using Spin Doctor 1.5.1 in OS-X to record some LP's. It does this very well. I then separate the tracks and filter as needed and save this. I can then send this to Toast and burn a CD if I want. My question is how can I get the individual tracks directly from Spin Doctor or Toast into iTunes. The only way I have done it so far is to burn a CD in Toast and then load the tracks from that CD into iTunes. I can save disk images from Toast etc but this saves the entire disk to the iTunes library and does not separate the tracks so when I look at it in iTunes it sees the disk as one entity not separate tracks for me to do with as I wish. Any ideas would be greatfully appreciated. Using a G4/867/384 -- IMPORTANT: The contents of this email transmission are confidential and may be protected by professional privilege. The contents are only intended for the named recipient/s of this email. If you have received this message in error please notify us immediately and destroy the original.
Shell Script
Exactly what would the shell script look like for Terminal? And how do I run it? Regards, Scott [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: Re servers
I am due to pay my current server - who I am not very happy with - another six months subscription of $105.60. Can anyone recommend a server who is a bit cheaper? Take a look at http://www.tpg.com.au/products_services/dialup.html Brian
Adobe Premier
Question for Adobe Premier users out there. I am trying to work out how to use Adobe Premier 5.0 on my iMac I am encountering an annoying problem. When I start loading a few clips, the playback in the monitor window becomes very slow. I assume it is probably a processor speed problem or a RAM problem. However I have a two year old 400Mhz iMac with 640MB RAM installed. Is this not enough? or am I doing something else wrong? And as much as I imagine Premier is very useful, is there an easy way of using Premier to convert .mov .mpeg files into a format that I can then work on them in iMovie? Thanks in advance. -- Brad [EMAIL PROTECTED]
