Outlook Express - archiving

[bill parker]

Is there is way of saving the entire contents of an Outlook Express folder
(or subfolder)? Every quarter I need to archive all the input of one
folder and store this off my HD. I then start a new sub folder with the
next number in a sequence and then ultimately save that and so on.

At the moment the only way I can find to do it is to save each email as a
text file.


Bill
Dr Bill Parker
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Technical writing and editing in energy and resources.
Box 322 Mt Lawley WA 6929
08 9371 6373 0403 583 676
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Re: Seagate HD

[Keith Palmer, Zytech]

Hi Chris

Yes the 8MB is cache and the SATA refers to serial ATA.

There is no support for serial ATA on a Mac as yet, we've been looking 
at a couple of PC PCI cards but I haven't as yet started hunting down 
any of the Mac rumour sites about Mac support as yet. The word from 
Apple has been "probably".

On Friday, February 28, 2003, at 06:30 AM, Chris Burton wrote:

> Hi everyone
>
> could someone please enlighten me on the Seagate hard disks described
> with "HDD 120GB SEAGATE 7200RPM 8MB SATA150"
> specifically the 8mb sata150. Is this an onboard disk cache to
> improve performance?
> kind regards and thanks for any support
> chris

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Seagate HD

[Chris Burton]

Hi everyone

could someone please enlighten me on the Seagate hard disks described 
with "HDD 120GB SEAGATE 7200RPM 8MB SATA150"

specifically the 8mb sata150. Is this an onboard disk cache to 
improve performance?

kind regards and thanks for any support

chris

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Re: Digest Number 1195

[denmarkarts]

At 4:02 PM + 27/2/03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Message: 14
Date: Thu, 27 Feb 2003 20:59:01 +0800
From: Dark Servant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Exporting Photos to camera

I need to put the milk back into the cow because I have no buckets.
I want to get a print out of a photo on my hard drive but have no other
means of transporting it (No burner or card reader).

Thanks in advance for help
Ruben A. Franke


Does anyone know how I can export a photo to my Canon Powershot A200
camera from my hard drive?
Running OS 10.2.2

>>


have you tried exporting by email or uploading onto a home page?

andre
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Re: Exporting Photos to camera

[DJ Grafix & Design]

on 27/2/03 20:59, Dark Servant at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> I need to put the milk back into the cow because I have no buckets.
> I want to get a print out of a photo on my hard drive but have no other
> means of transporting it (No burner or card reader).
> 
> Thanks in advance for help
> Ruben A. Franke
> 

When I hook my Fuji Finepix 2400 camera up to my G4 it mounts the SmartMedia
card on the desktop as a disk. I can copy files from the SmartMedia card to
my hard drive and even delete them directly from the card with no problem.
I've also gone the other way to share pictures. All I had to do was make
sure the files were named using the same convention the camera used and I
could even see the pictures using the controls on the camera. I've
transferred pictures to the camera for storage without using the naming
convention the camera uses and even though the files can be seen when the
card is mounted on the desktop the camera can't see them.

Re: Wanted to buy - a machine from the dark side

[Greg Pennefather]

Kaye

I believe home and contents insurance covers lightning damage to modems and
PCs. Hopefully your friend is insured.

Cheers

Greg


on 27/2/03 12:28 PM, Kaye and Geoff at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> A friend of mine had his PC and modem wiped out by lightning the
> other day, and wants to pick up a second-hand one. Does anyone know
> of a similar list to this (or the Mac-for-sale list) for PC users?
> 
> Alternatively, do any of you want to rid yourselves of a working PC
> lurking around the house? He used his machine mainly for email and
> needs Windows 98 or 2000, and a modem that works with it.
> 
> Cheers,
> Kaye

Re: Exporting Photos to camera

[Dark Servant]

I need to put the milk back into the cow because I have no buckets.
I want to get a print out of a photo on my hard drive but have no other 
means of transporting it (No burner or card reader).


Thanks in advance for help
Ruben A. Franke


Does anyone know how I can export a photo to my Canon Powershot A200
camera from my hard drive?
Running OS 10.2.2

Checked Apple help and WAMUG archives.

Thanks to all
Ruben A. Franke


Isn't that like putting milk back in the cow ? {:«)



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Re: Exporting Photos to camera

[Andrew Nielsen]

At 00:36 +0800 26/2/03, John Currie wrote:

Isn't that like putting milk back in the cow ? {:«)


Doesn't that keep it fresher? Or is that only if you store it at the 
back of the cow? :-)

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Microscopes

[maumo]

Hi Everyone,

Our science teacher asked me today for any information on microscopes that
can be hooked up to the computers.

Has anybody used these? Thoughts, suppliers, cost etc all welcome. We use
both macs and pc's.


Regards

Maureen Lahti

Information Communication Technology Coordinator
Joondalup Primary School
- where children live and learn in harmony
( Work: (08) 9300 0188 2 Fax: (08) 9300 0148
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Re: Using Sony cdrw with disc burner

[Frank Salleo]

On Thursday, February 27, 2003, at 02:45 PM, Shay Telfer wrote:


Hi
I have a couple of G4 macs with a sony CRX185 and CRX210 internal CD
writers.
I am trying to find drivers so that they can be supported by OS 10.2
using disk burner.
Any pointers, I could only find older models that are usb or firewire.
Thanks in Advance
Frank


Have you tried installing the latest version of iTunes on them


Don't work with itunes 3.0.1.
I am try to get out of buying another copy of Toast.
Works with Toast 5.2
Frank


Thanks,
Shay
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Re: Using Sony cdrw with disc burner

[Shay Telfer]

Hi
I have a couple of G4 macs with a sony CRX185 and CRX210 internal CD
writers.
I am trying to find drivers so that they can be supported by OS 10.2
using disk burner.
Any pointers, I could only find older models that are usb or firewire.
Thanks in Advance
Frank


Have you tried installing the latest version of iTunes on them?

Thanks,
Shay
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Using Sony cdrw with disc burner

[Frank Salleo]

Hi
I have a couple of G4 macs with a sony CRX185 and CRX210 internal CD 
writers.
I am trying to find drivers so that they can be supported by OS 10.2 
using disk burner.

Any pointers, I could only find older models that are usb or firewire.
Thanks in Advance
Frank
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Environmental Science
Technical Supervisor 
Murdoch University
Phone 9360 2623 
Perth
Fax 9310 4997 
Western Australia

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Re: OSX & Eudora question.

[Shay Telfer]

but what ever the application it's self still comes to the foreground
as soon as it checks mail


5.2b15 doesn't seem to do that for me.

Which version of OS X are you using?

Thanks,
Shay
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OSX & Eudora question.

[Mark Secker]

Does anybody know a way of stopping Eudora 5.1.1 for OSX coming to 
the foreground each time it checks mail?
I have disabled the "open mailboxes (with new mail)" and this stops 
it from splattering the foreground with open mailboxes which it did 
even to it's self so that you'd be halfway through typing an e-mail 
and it would over display the message your composing with the new 
mail's mailboxes
but what ever the application it's self still comes to the foreground 
as soon as it checks mail


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Wanted to buy - a machine from the dark side

[Kaye and Geoff]

Hi,

A friend of mine had his PC and modem wiped out by lightning the 
other day, and wants to pick up a second-hand one. Does anyone know 
of a similar list to this (or the Mac-for-sale list) for PC users?


Alternatively, do any of you want to rid yourselves of a working PC 
lurking around the house? He used his machine mainly for email and 
needs Windows 98 or 2000, and a modem that works with it.


Cheers,
Kaye
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Web: http://www.omninet.net.au/~kg/

IT work experience wanted

[Larry Pohl]

Hi all

I have a young client who is interested in getting some work experience in the 
IT industry, particularly the hardware/networking side. He's 22 years old and 
has partially completed the TAFE Diploma in Computer Systems Engineering. He is 
planning to re-enrol in July and is looking for something useful to do while he 
is waiting for the next intake.

Ideally, I'd like to help him out with a traineeship and/or a job in the 
industry. I'm in a position to help arrange something along these lines 
including generous wage subsides and so on.

If anyone is interested, please contact me off list at:

Manguri Employment Services, [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Tel 9421 1736

Thanks.

Larry Pohl

Re: USA Mac teachers

[Shay Telfer]

Does anyone on WAmug know of any Mac teacher sites in USA
tom samson


You could try





Have fun,
Shay
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The 17" PowerBook

[Peter Hinchliffe]

ThinkSecret has an article about the availability (or not) of the 17" 
PowerBook in the very near future...




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Re: Good quality laser printers?

[Peter Hinchliffe]

On Wednesday, February 26, 2003, at 09:37 PM, Darren Kam wrote:

> Both monochrome and colour laser printers would be much appreciated.
>
> Also, if anyone has any suggestions on particular brands (ie HP,
> Epson, Canon, Xerox) please let me know!
>
> Thanks,
> Darren.
>

I've just sold (and installed) an HP 2500L Colour Laser Printer for 
someone - very impressive machine. Running in a Windows 2000 network, 
which includes a lonely eMac running MacOS X 10.2.3.

The only downside has been the amazingly inept installer for MacOS. It 
purportedly installs over 400 files, and there are no clues as to 
where they go. Certainly, Print Center isn't aware of them, nor, for 
that matter, is Chooser in Classic. So far, an email to HP support has 
not elicited any response (BTW - if anyone out there has had any 
experience with getting this stuff to work I'd love to hear from 
them...).

However, it does work very well with Samba networking and Gimp Print. 
This is not difficult to set up, and is probably necessary anyway if 
you're in a mixed environment. The printer itself produces excellent 
results, and is pretty good value at around $2500 RRP. The 2500L is the 
cheapest. For another $500 you can get the 2500 with an extra paper 
tray, and the 2500N at around $3700 has an ethernet port thrown in. All 
models include PostScript.

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Apwin Computer Services FileMaker Pro Solutions Developer
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