Response Re Landgate web site

[Bob Howells]

Hey folks.
At least I got an informed response.  See below :-

Bob

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Good Afternoon,

Unfortunately the Macintosh Operating System does not support Map Viewer
presently.

The Image Web Server used in Map Viewer is propriety software from ER
Mapper (contact 9388-2900 or http://www.ermapper.com/) and is currently
only compatible with IBM PC's and Internet  Explorer 5.0 and 5.5 browsers.
ER Mapper do intend to make their software compatible with all operating
systems/browsers.

The Image Web Server plug-in for MacOSX will require Mozilla 1.4 or
Netscape 7.1 and above. It is not possible to support I.E or Safari on the
Mac as neither of these browsers support scriptable plug-ins.

If you wish to test the plug-in (it still has a few bugs) as it is now you
can go to...
http://www.earthetc.com/rightwebmap/rightwebmap.htm

The Mac plug-in will be part of the Image Web Server 2.0 release.

The Version 2.0 of Image Web Server will be released by ER Mapper sometime
in the first quarter of next year.

Regards,

Lee Morgan
Product Officer Land On-Line
Land Information Products & Services
Ph (08) 9273 7482 Fax (08) 9273 7205
Department of Land Information
Website www.dola.wa.gov.au
eShop www.landonline. com.au
(See attached file: Customer Feedback Form.doc)

Tv-hifi-dvd etc -itunes setup

[Malcolm J McCallum]

Dear All,
I am about to renew my TV as I think my Sony set has served its time 
well at 23 years old. Yes it is colour (;-0) and the only thing that 
has ever gone wrong is the on/off switch which need a 5 cent piece 
jammed in to make it work.


 I want an intergrated system that allows me to play itunes through the 
set up and in the future will allow me to download 'movies' from the 
internet and record programmes onto DVD and generally be a "thoroughly 
modern Millie" I was thinking of going to look at Bose but is there any 
system that specifically looks to the Mac! It seems a bit silly to do 
all the research if someone else has thought of these problems. :-)

Mac.(about to come into a very small inheritance)

Airport

[Mike Seymour]

Hey Peoples,
I am trying to get a airport computer to computer to work . I have a 
Imac with a airport card installed and a G3 powerbook with a third 
party pci card. I have had the network  working but I can no longer 
seem to get up again. How do I know the airport is working? I have a 
icon in the menu bar.

Mike Seymour

Re: Virtual PC 6: Re-assign Drive C: ?

[Greg Pennefather]

Doug

I only have VPC 5, but in that I can expand the size of the drive up to
2,048MB using the Virtual Disk Utility.  I would imagine you can do the same
using v6.  You must shutdown the virtual machine before doing this.

Good luck.

Greg

> From: Douglas Sheerer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Mon, 24 Nov 2003 11:19:49 +0800
> To: "WAMUG Mailing List" 
> Subject: Virtula PC 6: Re-assign Drive C: ?
> 
> I'm using Virtual PC 6 under OSX 10.2.8. I have two drives configured:
> 
> Drive C: (with Windows 98 SE installed - total Size 520 mb))
> Drive D: (with various software installed - Total size 5 gb)
> 
> I have run out of space on Drive C: as I
> originally naively configured it to just 520 mb
> in size.
> 
> Can I install Windows 98 SE on Drive D: and then
> convert that drive to Drive C:  ?
> And if so do I do it from the booted Windows
> environment or can I do it externally ?
> I could then dispense with the old virtual Drive
> C: and have as much extra space as I need.
> 
> Advice much appreciated. (I know that drives can
> be configured to expand but I understand this is
> only possible up to the original size limit fixed
> on installation) I don't want to have to
> re-install everything if possible.
> 
> cheers
> 
> Doug Sheerer
> 
> 
> -- 
> Douglas Sheerer   Director
> (B.A. Art + Design, Post Grad Dip Fine Art, Master of Arts, Art - New Media)
> Adjunct Research Fellow: : Department of Art
> Faculty of Built Environment, Art and Design
> Curtin University of Technology Western Australia
> 
> Galerie Düsseldorf
> Directors: Magda + Douglas Sheerer
> 9, Glyde Street, Mosman Park, WA 6012 Australia
> Gallery Hours during exhibitions : Wednesday -
> Friday  11 - 5 pm  Sunday 2 - 5 pm
> All other times by appointment Closed Public Holidays
> telephone/fax  +61  8 9384 0890
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> Visit our Web Site at :
> http://www.galeriedusseldorf.com.au
> our exhibitions comprehensively at your fingertips
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Mail preference settings for Ozmac account

[Matt Falvey]

Hi could someone let me know how to set the preferences in mail, my ISP 
is Bigpond,  to reactivate my ozmac account. I had to  have my hard 
drive replaced and this was one of the many things lost.


Description:?

Email address:  ? ([EMAIL PROTECTED] ? )

Full name:  ?

Incoming mail server:   ?

User name:  ?

Password?

Outgoing Mail server?

Also i have a second (family) e-mail address with bigpond but every 
time I try and set it up I receive a duplicate of the same e-mail one 
to each account even though it is only addressed to one any clues on 
this one?   I did set it up according to Telstra's vague instructions, 
but I seemed to know more than them and that is saying something


Thanks

Matt Falvey

Virtula PC 6: Re-assign Drive C: ?

[Douglas Sheerer]

I'm using Virtual PC 6 under OSX 10.2.8. I have two drives configured:

Drive C: (with Windows 98 SE installed - total Size 520 mb))
Drive D: (with various software installed - Total size 5 gb)

I have run out of space on Drive C: as I 
originally naively configured it to just 520 mb 
in size.


Can I install Windows 98 SE on Drive D: and then 
convert that drive to Drive C:  ?
And if so do I do it from the booted Windows 
environment or can I do it externally ?
I could then dispense with the old virtual Drive 
C: and have as much extra space as I need.


Advice much appreciated. (I know that drives can 
be configured to expand but I understand this is 
only possible up to the original size limit fixed 
on installation) I don't want to have to 
re-install everything if possible.


cheers

Doug Sheerer


--
Douglas Sheerer   Director
(B.A. Art + Design, Post Grad Dip Fine Art, Master of Arts, Art - New Media)
Adjunct Research Fellow: : Department of Art
Faculty of Built Environment, Art and Design 
Curtin University of Technology Western Australia


Galerie Düsseldorf
Directors: Magda + Douglas Sheerer
9, Glyde Street, Mosman Park, WA 6012 Australia
Gallery Hours during exhibitions : Wednesday - 
Friday  11 - 5 pm  Sunday 2 - 5 pm

All other times by appointment Closed Public Holidays
telephone/fax  +61  8 9384 0890
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Visit our Web Site at :
http://www.galeriedusseldorf.com.au
our exhibitions comprehensively at your fingertips

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Re: EXCEL

[Mark Scholmann]

Tom,

you can make a simple Macro to copy a sheet, in a loop.
Here is a sample...


Sub CreateSheets()
'
' CreateSheets Macro

For sheetNum = 100 To 1 Step -1
Sheets("Sheet1").Select
Sheets("Sheet1").Copy After:=Sheets(1)
Sheets("Sheet1 (2)").Name = "New" & sheetNum
Next sheetNum

End Sub
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Put the above code in as a macro (look for the Macro Editor to do this).

Make sure you have 1 sheet ready called "Sheet1".
Then run the macro and it copy that sheet 100 times.

The reverse loop is so that the new sheets come out ordered 1-100  (as
opposed to reversed).
The name of the new sheet is dictated by the "New" keyword. So change this
to whatever you like... it adds the number on after.

Good luck.

Mark Scholmann




- Original Message -
From: "tom samson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "WAMUG Mailing List" 
Sent: Sunday, 23 November 2003 12:16
Subject: EXCEL


> can anyone out there tell me how I can , in a workbook tell me how I
> can make a copy of a work sheet 100 times without going edit /copy/move
> click on make copy and then start all over again
> tom samson
>
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