(for sale) software
Hi All: I am selling the following FULL VERSIONS of software (All for Mac OSX): Adobe Photoshop versions 6 and 7 Macromedia Dreamweaver, Flash and Fireworks 4 Macromedia Dreamweaver, Flash, Fireworks and Freehand Version MX All of the above versions are academic, so that means that in order to upgrade you have to be a full time teacher or student. All are full versions. None have the manuals or original box. All have the original disks and serial numbers. Make an reasonable offer. The best offer I receive in the next few days will get it. I won't sell the software packages unless I receive an offer at least over $75. For Photoshop I am hoping for double that at least. Please email any questions or offers to me off list at this email address. Thanks Nathalie -- Mrs Nathalie Collins Box A176, Australind WA 6233 AUSTRALIA Tel Fax: (+61) 8 9796 0509 Mobile: (+61) 43 989 1998 --
(also for sale) Virtual PC
Same conditions as previous email--original box, original disks recent version. Make an offer over $50. Nathalie -- Mrs Nathalie Collins Box A176, Australind WA 6233 AUSTRALIA Tel Fax: (+61) 8 9796 0509 Mobile: (+61) 43 989 1998 --
Re: ipod at target!
On 1/4/04 6:31 PM, Dark Servant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I think you've sent your email one day early. Ruben Hi all Just going through my junk mail and couldn¹t believe it that Target stores are selling iPods. Next step itunes store, can¹t be too far away. Bart. They are actually in the latest Target catalogue..with a 4 day wait when you buy one! Target are only carrying display stock, and you have to go back to the store 4 days later to pick up the one you want. Bit of a bummer that you have to wait, but at least they're in more stores! Interesting to note that Target are an 'Authorised iPod Reseller', and they are also being sold at Downtown Duty Free. I figure iPods are going to be sold all over the place now! Seeya Rod!
A new scam?
Today I had spam email looking like Westpac, National Bank, Netbank and ANZ each notifying me of transfers of large amounts out of my account. A URL was given to respond if I wished. I guess they were trading on shock response so that I would login with my details. Needless to say I did not! Mail correctly identified the emails as junk. Severin Crisp ___ Assoc Professor R Severin Crisp, FIP, CPhys, FAIP 15 Thomas St, Mount Clarence, Albany, 6330, Western Australia. Phone (08) 9842 1950 (Int'l +61 8 9842 1950) email mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Web pages http://www.JennyCrisp.com.au http://members.westnet.com.au/Crisp
Increase in SPAM mail to .Mac
Hi All! Hope everyone is enjoying their weekend. I'm just curios to see if anyone else has noticed an increase in spam mail to mac.com (for those that use it.) I now find I'm getting about 3 every 10mins and it's just to that address. Has anyone else noticed the same. I barely use this address, and looked to see if I have it posted anywhere the net,.. well bar yahoo it's not really anywhere. Thanks. Look forward to see what others are finding. (Can send direct to me to save the list if preferred.) Thanks!! Kind Regards Daniel --- Daniel Kerr MacWizardry Phone: 0414 795 960 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Web:http://www.macwizardry.com.au ** For Everything Macintosh**
Re: Increase in SPAM mail to .Mac
Yes I've noticed similarly just in the last day or so, though not quite 3 per 10 min. On 03 Apr 2004, at 16:41, Daniel Kerr wrote: Hi All! Hope everyone is enjoying their weekend. I'm just curios to see if anyone else has noticed an increase in spam mail to mac.com (for those that use it.) I now find I'm getting about 3 every 10mins and it's just to that address. Has anyone else noticed the same. I barely use this address, and looked to see if I have it posted anywhere the net,.. well bar yahoo it's not really anywhere. Thanks. Look forward to see what others are finding. (Can send direct to me to save the list if preferred.) -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Warren Jones http://homepage.mac.com/warrenj/ Perth, Western Australia
MPEG2 files
I am using EyeTV400 which works very well. The thing I would like to know is: EyeTv saves recorded programs as MPEG2 files which are excellent quality but use 2gb (or more) per hours worth of recording whereas the USB version of eyeTV (not being digital) used half this disc space (eg 1gb for hour of recording) but still had very acceptable quality. My question is, once I save my recorded program as a Quicktime MPEG2 file how can I then convert into a smaller sized video/movie file so I can fit more on a DVD which I burn using Toast 6. I am using iMac 20 G4/1ghz with 1gb Ram and 10.3.3. I have the latest EyeTv400 software (1.3.5) released only today And Quicktime 6 with Quicktime MPEG2 installed. Thanks in anticipation, Phil
Re: A new scam?
On Sat, 2004-04-03 at 17:45, John Taylor wrote: Incidentally, if I am curious enough to want to see it, I only openspan mail after disconnecting from the server. I vaguely remember amessage on this list saying that just opening a message can send areturn message to the sender confirming the address is valid. Is thistrue, or am I being over cautious? If you're using a bad email client (some versions of MS Outlook Express, etc) it can send a receipt w/o asking you. More commonly people will be talking about Web bugs (most often a 1x1 pixel GIF image with a name that's unique on the remote server, so they know that webbug/112312sdfsah1212.gif is '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'). A good mail client will not load images or plugins from remote servers and will not run any scripting information, protecting you from this problem too. Mozilla Mail is fairly good, but I don't know about how other clients for the Mac hold up in this regard. I use Evolution myself, which won't run on the Mac. Craig Ringer
