Fwd: New! BigPond Broadband Cable Login available now
Could I ask the 'Gurus' Do we go with this or wait until someone else has all the Problems? :-) Mac Begin forwarded message: From: BigPond Broadband [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Wed Oct 15, 2003 12:33:13 PM Australia/Perth To: BigPond member [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: New! BigPond Broadband Cable Login available now Dear BigPond Member BigPond Broadband is happy to announce that new connection software for BigPond Broadband Cable is available now. The new software is called BigPond Broadband Cable Login and has been developed by Telstra Research Laboratories Broadband E-Lab. It has been designed to replace Amicus Launchpad, the connection software previously supplied with your BigPond Broadband Cable service. BigPond Broadband encourages you to upgrade to BigPond Broadband Cable Login now. To download the new software, please visit http://www.bigpond.com/broadband/support/downloads/cableclientupdate/ Please note: Downloading the new Cable Login from the BigPond Broadband website is unmetered and will not count against your monthly usage allowance. BigPond Broadband Cable Login has new features including: - Auto-reconnection if the connection to BigPond Broadband is lost - Optional integration with the BigPond Toolbar (for more information on the BigPond Toolbar please visit http://www.bigpond.com/helpcentre/toolbar/) - A connection log-file and improved error messages to make it easier to solve connection problems - Improved useability and integration with Windows and Macintosh operating systems - Advanced options to help customers that use firewalls. We expect the transition to the new software to be quite straightforward. If you need our assistance, technical support for BigPond Broadband Cable Login will be available from BigPond Technical Support from October 1. For online support and additional information about the launch of BigPond Broadband Cable Login, please visit http://bigpond.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/bigpond.cfg/php/enduser/ std_alp.php?p_prod_lvl1=3p_search_text=BBCableLogin BigPond Broadband will be withdrawing customer end-user licences for Amicus Launchpad on November 9. We request that you delete or destroy any copies of the Amicus Launchpad software after the 9th of November. As a result of this change, Technical Support for Amicus Launchpad will no longer be provided from that time and support will only be available to customers using BigPond Broadband Cable Login. If you need further information on the withdrawal of end-user licences for Amicus Launchpad, please review the Frequently Asked Questions here: http://bigpond.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/bigpond.cfg/php/enduser/ std_alp.php Yours Faithfully, The BigPond Team Telstra Corporation Limited ABN 33 051 775 556
RE: Missing mail
From http://www.whirlpool.net.au/: These emails were allegedly sent to all Telstra support staff on Monday and Tuesday of this week. --- Sent to all Support Staff Tuesday14th October 2003 Good afternoon all, As per 's previous email yesterday, we are very much aware of the current Telstra Email issues and we offer you our appreciation and gratitude for the way you have all banded together in the past few weeks to deal with the obvious customer dissatisfaction. Telstra are also very much aware of the impacts on our CSR's and are extremely committed to addressing the current Email issue - to which they have had their technical staff working around the clock to ensure that the issue is resolved. Yesterday they released several customer updates on the Email issue, throughout their various press and media avenues. As such please find below a brief summary of the Telstra press release - The backdrop to the recent email delays is that Telstra has seen an unexpected spike in traffic on our email network - in fact a 20 per cent spike. The extra traffic load on our email network should not affect Internet access. The capacity issue is now under control. Telstra is increasing capacity on the email network to put the traffic load issues behind us. A number of manual approaches have been put in place so that customers can continue to send and receive email. Telstra's technical staff have been working around the clock to ensure that mail is delivered. Importantly, customers have always had a working email service. However, some customers might notice a delay in receiving email or see intermittent time outs. We believe that other ISPs have grappled with traffic load issues in the last week. Some of the traffic load issues have not been unique to Telstra. They have also provided us with a more in-depth update on the current situation and their approved scripting for us to use when dealing with Email affected customers. The approved scripting and Email update has been communicated to all staff via a series of desk drops, handouts, posters and there will also be staff meetings over the next day. As such please see your Team Leader if you have not received a copy of the staff handout or approved scripting, before commencing your next shift. Again, thank you for your support and assistance during these difficult times, as it is greatly appreciated by everyone. Sent to all Support Staff Monday 13th October 2003 STAFF BRIEF - BIGPOND EMAIL PERFORMANCE ISSUES BACKGROUND The backdrop to the recent email delays is that Telstra has seen an unexpected spike in traffic on our email network - in fact a 20 per cent spike. The extra traffic load on our email network should not affect Internet access. The capacity issue is now under control. Telstra is increasing capacity on the email network to put the traffic load issues behind us. A number of manual approaches have been put in place so that customers can continue to send and receive email. Telstra's technical staff have been working around the clock to ensure that mail is delivered. Importantly, customers have always had a working email service. However, some customers might notice a delay in receiving email or see intermittent time outs. We believe that other ISPs have grappled with traffic load issues in the last week. Some of the traffic load issues have not been unique to Telstra. CUSTOMER MESSAGES While it's important to note that the email service is not and has not been down, we acknowledge that the performance has not been up to scratch for our customers. We accept that customers are simply not satisfied. Telstra is of course concerned and our technical people have been working around the clock to keep the service working. Telstra understands that our email service is not meeting customers' expectations. We are doing all we can to ensure that a working service is maintained and that mail is not lost. Telstra staff have worked to ensure that the service has been stable. Our priority is to maintain a working service and not to make hasty decisions which could have seen some data lost. The surge in traffic comes after August was confirmed the worst month on record for viruses and worms. While we have not had any new worms or viruses confirmed, we believe that we could be seeing a residual impact from previous malicious sources traversing global networks. -Original Message- From: Bob Howells [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, 15 October 2003 8:13 PM To: WAMUG Mailing List Subject: Re: Missing mail Re Telstra email... 1. Somewhere a statement was made that they updated some software, which was probably microsoft stuff seeing they are tied in there and ... It had bugs. They were still sorting that out.. So the story went. 2. Spam has created a 25 % increase in their mail traffic in just 2 weeks. I don't know anybody
Re: Entourage
I'm no database expert by any stretch of the imagination. I'm specifying two databases at work and Access is the tool we have. The person helping me out has programming and large database support experience and pointed out there are better tools out there, especially for when the data base grows fairly large. Something to do with the encapsulation of the data within the (one?) file. I think Access may be one of those things Mac people want because it is not available rather than for what it specifically does, and of course having to deal with data stored in that format at times. We have used a database report writing tool called Crystal Reports (Windows http://www.crystaldecisions.com/, not sure if there is a Mac equivalent) that is more intuitive and flexible than the Access interface. I have a copy of 4D at home on my Mac and have got as far as the tutorial, long way to go for me yet, but I have things in this area I'd like to achieve. Regards Paul Kelly Duffy wrote: ...snip... . Its a pity they don't make Access for the Mac. ...snip... Kind regards, Kelly Duffy
Re: Missing mail
On Wednesday, Oct 15, 2003, at 14:01 Australia/Perth, Neil Houghton wrote: Hi all, Has anyone else been having problems with missing mail? I'm assuming I'm missing mail because I'm getting a lot of WAMUG messages that are obviously replies to messages that I haven't seen. (ie subject re:xxx where I didn't receive subject xxx or messages with quoted passages which I haven't seen). Muggers, Now that Neil mentions it, I have noticed the same problem, I'm an iprimus customer. so I don't think that the problem is ISP related. Regards, Paul Born to Fish; forced to work
Re: New! BigPond Broadband Cable Login available now
On Wednesday, October 15, 2003, at 07:15 PM, Malcolm McCallum wrote: Could I ask the 'Gurus' Do we go with this or wait until someone else has all the Problems? :-) Mac Yes. No. I dunno. I'll have a look at it, but it's going have to be brilliant to be better than Jamie Curmie's Launch! effort. Somehow I don't think it will, especially after reading though the specs. I'll say one thing though - if it asks for an Administrator password when installing, I'm not touching it. -- Peter Hinchliffe Apwin Computer ServicesFileMaker Pro Solutions Developer Perth, Western Australia Phone (618) 9332 6482Fax (618) 9332 0913 Mac because I prefer it -- Windows because I have to.
Re: MS Office v.X
On Wednesday, October 15, 2003, at 04:19 PM, Adam Hewitt wrote: Hi All, I was just wondering if those people who are using MS Office v.X have completely removed AppleWorks? If so have you done away with the idea of having a database program etc which doesn't come with office, or are there appropriate substitutes so you can get rid of AppleWorks all together? On my computer, Office is used primarily as a (expensive!) file reader. I have little need to use it as a creation tool. I actually persevered with Word for a few months a while ago, but I got so fed up with it trying to make all my decisions for me I gave it away out of sheer frustration. The AppleWorks WP has everything I need, doesn't try to second-guess me all the time, and simply does what it's told. I do think AW's other modules need serious work, though. The Spreadsheet needs to support multiple sheets, the database - well I haven't got enough time. Since I use FileMaker Pro to earn a living, I have no use for the AW database anyway, but it's not too bad as a simple list manger. The graphics tools also need a lot of work, but having said that, as a Filemaker solutions developer I think there is no better tool on the planet for making Filemaker graphic buttons than the Draw/Paint combo in AppleWorks. -- Peter Hinchliffe Apwin Computer ServicesFileMaker Pro Solutions Developer Perth, Western Australia Phone (618) 9332 6482Fax (618) 9332 0913 Mac because I prefer it -- Windows because I have to.
Re: Entourage
On Wednesday, October 15, 2003, at 01:29 PM, Kelly Duffy wrote: Actually, my only complaint about MS Office for the Mac is the lack of help assistants we get. I want the cute little dog or cat like the PC users get! This is the first time I've ever heard of anyone actually WANTING this! :-) Most people I meet are asking me how to get rid of it... If you don't see it, choose Use the Office Assistant from the Help menu. The default animation on the Mac is a small Mac Classic with legs. If you want a different animation, right (or control)-click on the Assistant window and choose Choose Assistant... from the contextual menu. There are only a couple of choices in the default installation, but there are more available from the Value Pack folder on the original Office CD. -- Peter Hinchliffe Apwin Computer ServicesFileMaker Pro Solutions Developer Perth, Western Australia Phone (618) 9332 6482Fax (618) 9332 0913 Mac because I prefer it -- Windows because I have to.
Appletalk printing nightmare :)
Hey all, Im trying re-enable a computer to use appletalk, it has been working fine for months now. All of a sudden im getting an appletalk disabled in system preferences error. When re-enabling the appletalk on the ethernet interface im getting an error that only one port can be configured. Problem is, there is no other port, the iMac has only Internal Modem (which has been disabled in Active network ports) and the ethernet interface. Ive also tried the machine on other subnets (other computers on the same subnet however have no atalk problems) Ive tried setting up a completely new location with appletalk switched on and moving to that location. Ive even tried the old opt-apple-p-r trick. Any ideas on how I can convince this box that there really is no other network adapter? :) -- Luke
Re: MS Office v.X
on 15/10/2003 8:33 AM, Susan Hastings at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I still need Appleworks for the database element, although MX Office v.X is good for everything else. Hi Susan and Others, FileMaker Pro is a good substitute for Access. I have seen some wonderful databases done in Filemaker, but Peter could confirm whether Access is more 'powerful' or has more features. Also, for those who have only Office for the Mac, Excel can be used as a data base. By creating 'Lists' and using Data Forms a fairly full featured flat-file database can be created. I doubt whether it has relational capabilities though. Regards, Philippe C
Re: Entourage
I was just wondering if those people who are using MS Office v.X have completely removed AppleWorks? If so have you done away with the idea of having a database program etc which doesn't come with office, or are there appropriate substitutes so you can get rid of AppleWorks all together? Hi Adam FileMaker is an alternative. I find the AppleWorks Database a little constrictive, however FM is the other side of that. So large, flexible and powerful as to be scary - I'm sure there are people who will disagree :-) However there are so many plug-ins for it in freeware shareware that a lot of the aggravation has been removed. I seem to recall hearing that MS were ditching Access in favour of FM Entourage - the thing to remember about Rules is that they are applied in the order in which they are listed. If you open a message and then open rules you will find that the e-addresses are automatically in place. There are quite a few variables but once you have had a bit of play it works quite well. As for Spam then look at SpamSieve - works with Entourage and Mail and PowerMail and MailSmith and Eudora. http://www.c-command.com/spamsieve/ Personally not fond of MS in principle but the Office Suite is excellent software, and it does seem to work on Macs better with each new version. IMHO Appleworks sucks, basically :-) Also not happy with Mail, iCal etc I find them clumsy and inflexible. Have never been able to get iSync working with my Nokia 6310i via Bluetooth, just think that there is a long way to go with all of those Apple apps, except Safari which I find brilliant - especially the tabbed browsing. If you check the archives you will find loads of info on alternatives to Office. My 2 cents :-) All the best Angus
Re: Appletalk printing nightmare :)
Have you tried trashing relevant preferences And restarting Bob On 16/10/03 9:07 AM, Luke Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey all, Im trying re-enable a computer to use appletalk, it has been working fine for months now. All of a sudden im getting an appletalk disabled in system preferences error. When re-enabling the appletalk on the ethernet interface im getting an error that only one port can be configured. Problem is, there is no other port, the iMac has only Internal Modem (which has been disabled in Active network ports) and the ethernet interface. Ive also tried the machine on other subnets (other computers on the same subnet however have no atalk problems) Ive tried setting up a completely new location with appletalk switched on and moving to that location. Ive even tried the old opt-apple-p-r trick. Any ideas on how I can convince this box that there really is no other network adapter? :)
Re: Appletalk printing nightmare :)
Bob Howells wrote: Have you tried trashing relevant preferences And restarting Bob Ive trashed the /etc/appletalk.nvram.en0 file and rebooted several times :( -- Luke
Re: MS Office v.X
On 16/10/03 8:28 AM, Peter Hinchliffe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I actually persevered with Word for a few months a while ago, but I got so fed up with it trying to make all my decisions for me I gave it away out of sheer frustration. And I thought I was the only one with this problem. Seriously though, there ought to be away of turning the MS Word decision making off . Does anybody know and can advise in simple terms how we can do that, please ? TIA Bob
Re: Data Bases
There is another data base for the Mac besides FileMaker It's called Panorama and has been going since 1985 with constant improvements of course ! RAM based and relational It is blazingly fast. Requires considerably less space than FileMaker or any other data base for that matter.Cross platform , the only change you need to make is add the extension .pan to your files .I am currently running a 35,000 photographic catalog application at the Air Force Museum at Bullcreek with 50 fields takes up 5 Mb Search and select on any field takes moments.Displays jpeg images as thumbnails or any size you choose. Check it out at http://www.provue.com
Re: Virtual PC - OS9/OSX
Hi Neil On Wednesday, October 15, 2003, at 07:43 PM, Neil Houghton wrote: I've just bought virtual PC v6.1 with windows XPpro (as part of the Office X pro package) I have a couple of questions for any Virtual PC v6.1 users out there: 1) Virtual PC comes on two CDs. I successfully installed on my 800MHz G4 15 iMac (running OSX 10.2.8). All this from the first disc - I was never asked for the second disc. The second disc is labelled Additional system files and by inspection contains 483.4MB of Windows files (5474 items). There are no read me or text files. Does anyone know what these files are, what they are used for, in what circumstances I would need them?? It will probaly be full of compressed archives for extra sytem S/W, webserver, database connectivity, networking etc 2) When I'm on the road, I'll need to install on my 400MHz G4 Ti Powerbook and I was thinking of installing OSX on the powerbook. The documentation say that VPC 6.1 will run on OSX or OS9 but that it needs a 500 MHz or faster processor in OSX - which rules out the powerbook. Presumably I can run VPC if I boot up in OS9 - would that mean that I should be booted in OS9 when I install it. Ive run it (slowly but surely) on a 350BW G3 under OSX, it went much better under 9 of course. I dont think it matters which OS the install is done under, but dont quote me;) Does VPC install different versions of the software for OSX/OS9. If not and I mistakenly try to start VPC when in OSX what might happen: - it refuses to launch - it tries hangs - it launches but is not usable - it brings the mac to its knees the first three would not be a problem but the last would be a worry - is there any potential to crash/corrupt OSX. It is the only app that has completely frozen this mac under OSX, however no real harm done. Almost funny really. The powerbook only has a 10GB drive so I don't want to partition - presumably it would be OK to have OS9, OSX VPC on the same partition provided I restarted in OS9 before launching VPC. You can tell it to limit itself to a certain size or even set it yourself to a fixed size, its very slick, more so than a real PC most times. If you are putting it to use, XP will soon begin to fill even a 3gig HDD on a PC so beware. TIA Neil Youre welcome Paul
Re: MS Office v.X
Bob In Word, go to the Insert menu and select Autotext and Autotext Click on the Auto Correct tab and deselect Replace text as you type. That should do it. Cheers Greg From: Bob Howells [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Thu, 16 Oct 2003 10:56:30 +0800 To: WAMUG Mailing List wamug@wamug.org.au Subject: Re: MS Office v.X On 16/10/03 8:28 AM, Peter Hinchliffe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I actually persevered with Word for a few months a while ago, but I got so fed up with it trying to make all my decisions for me I gave it away out of sheer frustration. And I thought I was the only one with this problem. Seriously though, there ought to be away of turning the MS Word decision making off . Does anybody know and can advise in simple terms how we can do that, please ? TIA Bob -- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List -- Archives - http://www.wamug.org.au/mailinglist/archives.shtml Guidelines - http://www.wamug.org.au/mailinglist/guidelines.shtml Unsubscribe - mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] WAMUG is powered by Stalker CommuniGatePro
At Ease in OS 9.2
Does anyone know if At Ease is compatible with OS 9.2. On installing the extension (from a neighbouring 8.6 machine) the machine refuses to boot; and on reboot chucks the extension in the Trash. T Tom Lewis, in beautiful Jervis Bay, NSW, Oz
.mac discount
Hi All, I am about to sign up for a 60 day trial of the .Mac service and it has asked me to give them the details of who referred me for a further 20% discount to that person. So the first person to send me their .Mac email address will be used as my referrer and get the 20% off further subscriptions...I will give you 10 mins and then I will sign up anyway. ;) Adam.
We're on our way to do the 2003 World Solar Challenge
Hi folks, After months of speculation, weeks of anticipation and days of packing, we're hours away from leaving - well it's nearly 8pm on Friday and we leave at 6am on Sunday - but you get the idea... As some of you know, the 2003 World Solar Challenge runs from Darwin to Adelaide from October 19th to 28th. The West Australian team, Sungroper, has asked us to do their logistical support - which might have something to do with the fact that the team has a high percentage of geeks who just happened to know about our satellite dish and associated Internet connectivity. We said you bet! Some also may know that Yahoo is running a competition to find special Internet cafes to celebrate ten years of Internet cafes around the world. In their categories, they have one that runs under the heading: Most Remote or Unusual location. With us travelling down the Stuart Highway with a mobile satellite dish - we figure we have it in the bag... Every night we'll unpack the dish and update our web-sites and keep everyone - including yourself - informed about our progress. We'll even leave you with some web-places to visit and read up on our travels... We're just about finished packing up and ready to leave Crossing Falls (near Kununurra in the far north east of WA - so far north east that it's 20 km to the NT border!) Tomorrow the dish - and thus Internet gets packed away, so this is one final message before we hit the tarmac. We'll go past Victoria Crossing, Katherine, and many other places on our way to Darwin, where we'll arrive on the 15th or so. Get ready for the race, big shop, last minute preparations, the race starts on Sunday October 19th. There have been reports of news coverage on Channel 10, and I suspect there'll be others - who knows you might even see us with our little van and saucer - we'll be with the yellow coloured shark car towards the end of the pack... So, places to read up on us: http://www.sungroper.asn.au/ http://www.wsc.org.au/ If everything goes to plan, we'll even have some time to put some daily photos up on the ITmaze site at: http://www.itmaze.com.au/cafe/ So, hang on to your hats, we're on our way! We'll read our emails, so keep them coming - while we're offline they'll get stored and you'll receive a message to that effect. Cheers, Onno Benschop and Fran Miller Connected via Optus B3 at S15:51'18 - E128:45'05 (Crossing Falls, Kununurra, WA) -- ()/)/)()..ASCII for Onno.. |?..EBCDIC for Onno.. --- -. -. --- ..Morse for Onno.. Proudly supported by Skipper Trucks, Highway1, Concept AV, Sony Central, Dalcon ITmaze - ABN: 56 178 057 063 - ph: 04 1219 - onno at itmaze dot com dot au
Avantgo is back for OS X and USB Palms
Hi everybody, Just thought you guys might be interested to know someone *finally* has Avantgo working for USB palm devices under mac osx. You need to download an app and follow instructions here : http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20031014043646454 All I can say is FINALLY! Though I believe not everyone can get this working. Geez, you'd think Avantgo (owned by CA associates now or something) would get off their LAZY ASSES and make a proper conduit by now. It's only been, what, 2 years?? Dave
Epson printer for sale
Still have a good printer for sale if anyone is looking to buy one. 6 months old EPSON Stylus Photo 830 colour (has 5 colour divisions); USB connect for Mac or PC; excellent printing photo quality. Cost $300 will sell for $240 and will include a Royalty free photo CD. Can call me on 9330-4139 after 10am Brad -- Brad Helden Japanese Culture Consultant Graphic Designer Typesetter Japanese Typesetting Translation Perth, Western Australia * The contents of this email transmission are confidential and may be protected by professional privilege. It is only intended for the named recipient/s of this email.
update to os 922 disk image hint
hi Guys does anyone uses macos 922 successfully on a powermac 8500 or 9600 w/g4 card in my case the installer for 922 refuses to install.i'm using macos91 re my enq regarding disk image not mounting: i copied the disk image onto the desktop (from the cd) then stuffit after unstuffit with stuffit expander result the image appeared mounted i was able to retrieve/copy most of the files to another hd, plus installed the included application successfully(toast tried to burn a cd instead of mounting the image) ..many thanks for the supportjames -- now online with g4/450 power SAD Technic Bayswater 6053 Australia Electronic Repairs http://www.iinet.net.au/~saddas ph f +618 9370 5307 / m +614 14 421 132
Re: update to os 922 disk image hint
on 16/10/03 6:08 PM, James Kunz at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hi Guys does anyone uses macos 922 successfully on a powermac 8500 or 9600 w/g4 card in my case the installer for 922 refuses to install.i'm using macos91 re my enq regarding disk image not mounting: i copied the disk image onto the desktop (from the cd) then stuffit after unstuffit with stuffit expander result the image appeared mounted i was able to retrieve/copy most of the files to another hd, plus installed the included application successfully(toast tried to burn a cd instead of mounting the image) ..many thanks for the supportjames Ok first of the bat 9.2.2 will not load onto your legacy mac due to the fact when the installer opens it looks and finds the machine I'D , if it does not correspond with the ones it has then it will not install. There is a work around for it if you want to play with your mac's id but it comes down to is it worth the hassle for an extra bell or whistle ? -- If you can smile when things go wrong You obviously have someone in mind to blame
Lisa's Fate
Is this statement I located true? in 1989 Apple buried thousands of Lisa's in landfill. Lisa was gone. Sounds a bit nasty. Anyone planning a excavation soon? if this is true and Apple didn't like them then why is everyone after one? Regards Christian
Keynote video unexpecedly quits
Dear WAMUGgers I'm playing around with Keynote for the first time and am making a presentation for our Showcase this Saturday. It has some sound files and photos on individual slides, and some quicktime movies as well. I'm experiencing random unexpected quits when some movie slides open on the screen, which is very annoying, especially as I will be demonstrating this software to the general public. Is there an issue with Keynote and Quicktime movies? Is there something I need to do to make it more stable? I hope someone can help. I'm using an iBook 600, 384 Mb, with 10.2.8 (latest update) with Keynote 1.1. Regards Reg
Re: update to os 922 disk image hint
On 16/10/03 6:08 PM, James Kunz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hi Guys does anyone uses macos 922 successfully on a powermac 8500 or 9600 w/g4 card in my case the installer for 922 refuses to install.i'm using macos91 IF IT IS A SONNETT CARD they expressly say that you cannot instal 9.2.2 But you can have OS9.1 and OSX using there OSX extra software patch. Bob re my enq regarding disk image not mounting: i copied the disk image onto the desktop (from the cd) then stuffit after unstuffit with stuffit expander result the image appeared mounted i was able to retrieve/copy most of the files to another hd, plus installed the included application successfully(toast tried to burn a cd instead of mounting the image) ..many thanks for the supportjames
Re: Lisa's Fate
on 16/10/03 7:55 PM, Christian Kotz at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Is this statement I located true? in 1989 Apple buried thousands of Lisa's in landfill. Lisa was gone. Sounds a bit nasty. Anyone planning a excavation soon? if this is true and Apple didn't like them then why is everyone after one? Regards Christian -- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List -- Archives - http://www.wamug.org.au/mailinglist/archives.shtml Guidelines - http://www.wamug.org.au/mailinglist/guidelines.shtml Unsubscribe - mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] WAMUG is powered by Stalker CommuniGatePro probably because they were like the P76 everyone laughed at them when they first came out but now their worth their weight in gold
10.2.8 problems
I've read with interest and dismay,the various messages concerning problems with the OS 10.2.8 upgrade. Then I, stupidly!, agreed to allow my computer to upgrade itself when the kind invitation arrived on my screen! Oh Horror! Now my Epson 1660 Scanner and ,recently purchased, Griffin PowerWave don't exist according to 10.2.8. Mysteriously,however,they are still there for me in good ole' OS9.2 . Ho Hum! Bob Miller-Eves
TOAST
Good morning Can someone please tell me the advantages of saving as a DISC IMAGE as opposed to saving as an AUDIO CD in Toast v5.25? thanks and Best wishes edward
