Re: iLecture Streamed Audio and QuickTime Question

2004-01-30 Thread Shay Telfer
For people interested in saving streams for personal viewing, this 
step by step guide may be useful courtesy of my rapidly no 1 
website, macosxhints.com:


Save 'unsavable' QuickTime movies (revisited)
Wed, Jan 21 '04 at 09:50AM  from: bschmwsii


Streams are not the same as QuickTime movies which have been 
specified to be 'unsavable', so this technique isn't applicable to 
them.


Thanks,
Shay
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Re: iLecture Streamed Audio and QuickTime Question

2004-01-30 Thread Ryan Schotte
 For people interested in saving streams for personal viewing, this 
 step by step guide may be useful courtesy of my rapidly no 1 
 website, macosxhints.com:
 
 Save 'unsavable' QuickTime movies (revisited)
 Wed, Jan 21 '04 at 09:50AM   from: bschmwsii
 
 Streams are not the same as QuickTime movies which have been 
 specified to be 'unsavable', so this technique isn't applicable to 
 them.

Eventually I hope VLC's
(http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-macosx.html) RTSP support
will mature...

At the moment it can play - and, purportedly, save - QuickTime
streams, which are done with the RTSP protocol.

It just doesn't want to work with the latest Keynote address --
only Steve knows why, the last WWDC works fine. (I have a gut
feeling that the Akami QTSS may for some reason still be treating
the Keynote as a Live Stream and that this is confusing VLC)

But the 'Mac OS X Hint' may be worth people looking at:
http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20031216183821835

Ryan


Re: Latest Security Update has a Gotcha!

2004-01-30 Thread Lara
Peter Hinchliffe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 If you install the latest security update (Security Update 1-26-04) 
 you'll need go around and check your default internet applications, if
 you use Safari and Mail as your apps. [snip] 
 Mine defaulted to Internet Explorer and MS Entourage. [snip]
 
 This happened with the previous update as well.

I haven't installed the current update, but the previous update didn't
do this to me, so it's not a universal experience.

Lara
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sharing a usb printer in 8.6

2004-01-30 Thread Mark Secker
I've found my self in a tough spot with a recommendation I made 
regarding the purchase of a laser printer, not helped by the fact 
that they told me they had a G4 running OS X (get there and it's a G3 
running 8.5.something) and decided to skimp and buy the printer 
WITHOUT an ethernet card.


They have a USB laser printer, a windows 2000 PC and the 
aforementioned G3 and wish to share the printer between the 2 without 
hot swapping the cable.


Sharing the printer on Win 2000 creates an SMB printer share that in 
OSX can be seen and hooked up to but I can't see it through OS 8.6 
(which they purchased years ago but never installed)


I need to know if there is any freeware that can be run on the 
Win2000 box that will allow it to share the printer via TCP/IP LPR 
(TCP/IP line printer) or if there is freeware that will allow a Mac 
OS 8.6 box to connect to an SMB shared printer... the emphasis is on 
FREEWARE as they will not spend sub even the $100  for an  ethernet 
adaptor for the printer they are unlikely to approve something like 
Throsby's Dave software :(



thanks in advance :)



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Virtual PC 6.1 and Panther

2004-01-30 Thread Chris Burton
Can anyone tell me if VPC 6.1 will run properly under Panther (10.2.3)? 
I am thinking of upgrading from 10.2.6, but have a niggling suspicion 
that it may not?
 I see Microsoft  has released VPC 7 though and am assuming this is 
what maybe required.


thanks very much

regards

chris



Re: Can Safari save Web Pages in different format?

2004-01-30 Thread Greg Hosking
My question on Safari is: can it save a web page in the 3 formats 
available

from IE - Web Archive, HTML Source and Plain Text?



saving pages may not have as many options as explorer, but you can 
always save as PDF


that said, safari is the best browser i have ever used, kicks 
explorers' butt. I use it for all my banking, bill paying, secure stuff 
 all. Tabbed browsing is the business.


g



Getting Rev A Mboard into 7600 that had a Rev B in it?

2004-01-30 Thread Brian Scott
Hi,
A friend's Revision B motherboard got eaten by the battery's acid but
we have acquired a Revision A board but it's connection to the power
supply is a 22 pin plug where the Rev B is 24 pin we were hoping to
kludging it but don't know what the Rev A board expects.

Does anyone know where we can find a diagram showing the pin-outs for these
power supplies?

Thanks
Brian





Re: Virtual PC 6.1 and Panther

2004-01-30 Thread Ryan Schotte
 Can anyone tell me if VPC 6.1 will run properly under Panther (10.2.3)? 
 I am thinking of upgrading from 10.2.6, but have a niggling suspicion 
 that it may not?

I'm currently running VPC 6.0 under Panther 10.3.2 and haven't
noticed any problems myself... except sometimes it seems to hang
while saving the PC's state, but that's a minor annoyance to me
and may not be related to Panther anyway.

Ryan


photo quality colour laser printer

2004-01-30 Thread Eugene

Hi Wamuggers,

any suggestion for colour laser printer?

Priority #1 is photo quality  OS X compliant.

Not important is text, speed, networking, duplexing, A3.

regards Eugene



Download monitor

2004-01-30 Thread Lloyd White
Does anyone know of an application that will keep track of my monthly
downloads? I am using OSX Panther and Ethernet ADSL.

Thanks

Lloyd 
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going offline to check my emails with viewing pane

2004-01-30 Thread Susan Hastings
Hi, someone mentioned going offline before checking emails with the 
viewing pane as a way of reducing spam, or at least helping the junk 
mail filter to work. Because if you open the mail, it send a message 
back that you are 'there'.


Have found my junk mail in the inbox much reduced by this strategy, so 
thanks to whoever gave this tip.


Cheers, Susan.


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Registered Psychologist
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Fax: 9458 4484
Mobile: 0409 688 004



Re: Download monitor

2004-01-30 Thread Dark Servant
I'm pretty sure I've come across something on versiontracker.com that 
does that before.  Just search for download and I'm sure it won't take 
you long to find.


Ruben A. Franke


Does anyone know of an application that will keep track of my monthly
downloads? I am using OSX Panther and Ethernet ADSL.

Thanks

Lloyd
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Re: Download monitor

2004-01-30 Thread Craig Ringer
On Fri, 2004-01-30 at 21:58 +0800, Lloyd White wrote:
 Does anyone know of an application that will keep track of my monthly
 downloads? I am using OSX Panther and Ethernet 

As this will depend on how your provider counts traffic, knowing which
provider you're with could be useful.

While you might be able to find an app that monitors local traffic, it's
not guaranteed to reflect your real traffic. It may not count packets
blocked by your firewall - but your ISP will. It will not realise that
traffic to free sites shouldn't count toward your DL allowance. Other
issues exist.

Of course, if all you want to do is monitor your raw I/O rates and
amounts, then I expect there must be something out there. If you want
ISP-related download stats, it'll depend on the ISP.

Craig Ringer



Test, ignore

2004-01-30 Thread Severin Crisp


 


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Sell or swap PC for Mac

2004-01-30 Thread Raymond Dale
Help! After 6 disgruntled months working on a brand new PC I want to 
go back to a Mac. Trouble is after buying this PC I cannot afford 
another so I am willing to do a swap for a Mac of similar value. It 
comes with windoze XP professional, the Adobe collection which 
includes Photoshop 7, Office for XP, Acrobat Professional and other 
software all on CD's.  If you are interested contact me at 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Thanks. The specifications for the PC are as 
follows:


BX80532RC2400B (CPU)
CELERON-2.4Ghz/400Mhz FSB/128k ATC CACHE/mPGA-478/0.13u

GA-8PE800   (mother board)
Gigabyte S478,I845PE,533FSB,ATX,3DDR333,AC97 6CHL,6USB2.0,AGP,HT

DDR 333 256MB   (RAM)
KINGSTON 256MB 333MHZ DDR SDRAM MODULE

LTC48161H   (COMBO DRIVE)
LITEON 48XCDR,24XCRW,48XCDREAD,16XDVD,IDE,NERO5.5+POWERDVD

DFM-560I   (INTERNAL HARDWARE MODEM)
Dlink 56K High Speed Internal Voice  Data Modem.

V9180SE-T-P-64   (GRAPHICS CARD)
ASUS MX440/8XAGP/64MB DDR/VGA/TV-OUT/PAL

ST380011A-3   (Hard drive)
Seagate CUDA 7200.7/80GB/7200RPM/8.5MS/683MBITS/ATA-100/3 YR WRTY

107E   (MONITOR)
PHILIPS 17IN/0.27/1280X1024/71KHz/OSD/MPR-II/PNP/

WINNER  (CASE)
P4 SILVER MIDI TOWER CASE WITH 300W PSU,1x8CM COOLING FAN.

K96-00044(MMOPVP-1)  
MICROSOFT MULTIMEDIA OPTICAL VALUE PACK (Optical mouse and multimedia Keyboard)


I haven't lost my mind, it's backed up on tape somewhere.

The only good Mac is a big Mac.
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2004-01-30 Thread Raymond Dale
Help! After 6 disgruntled months working on a brand new PC I want to 
go back to a Mac. Trouble is after buying this PC I cannot afford 
another so I am willing to do a swap for a Mac of similar value. It 
comes with windoze XP professional, the Adobe collection which 
includes Photoshop 7, Office for XP, Acrobat Professional and other 
software all on CD's.  If you are interested contact me at 
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

I haven't lost my mind, it's backed up on tape somewhere.

The only good Mac is a big Mac.

Thanks. The specifications for the PC are as follows:

BX80532RC2400B (CPU)
CELERON-2.4Ghz/400Mhz FSB/128k ATC CACHE/mPGA-478/0.13u

GA-8PE800   (mother board)
Gigabyte S478,I845PE,533FSB,ATX,3DDR333,AC97 6CHL,6USB2.0,AGP,HT

DDR 333 256MB   (RAM)
KINGSTON 256MB 333MHZ DDR SDRAM MODULE

LTC48161H   (COMBO DRIVE)
LITEON 48XCDR,24XCRW,48XCDREAD,16XDVD,IDE,NERO5.5+POWERDVD

DFM-560I   (INTERNAL HARDWARE MODEM)
Dlink 56K High Speed Internal Voice  Data Modem.

V9180SE-T-P-64   (GRAPHICS CARD)
ASUS MX440/8XAGP/64MB DDR/VGA/TV-OUT/PAL

ST380011A-3   (Hard drive)
Seagate CUDA 7200.7/80GB/7200RPM/8.5MS/683MBITS/ATA-100/3 YR WRTY

107E   (MONITOR)
PHILIPS 17IN/0.27/1280X1024/71KHz/OSD/MPR-II/PNP/

WINNER  (CASE)
P4 SILVER MIDI TOWER CASE WITH 300W PSU,1x8CM COOLING FAN.

K96-00044(MMOPVP-1)  
MICROSOFT MULTIMEDIA OPTICAL VALUE PACK (Optical mouse and multimedia Keyboard)



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