A job in Japan
I can't remember who, but I'm sure someone on the WAMUG mailing list once asked me about work in this field in Japan so I'm posting it hoping that he or she sees it. (by the way, that money is quite a nice drop!) Company: NumeriX Japan Co., Ltd Position: Quantitative Developer Location: Chiyoda-ku Salary: JPY 8,000,000/year, Negotiable For complete information: http://www.gaijinpot.com/job_view.php?jid=4982 Cheers, Brad -- Brad Helden 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.
access privileges
On trying to move a file to Itunes, a pop up says I do not have access privileges This has happened since installing 10.3 i think. Any help would be much appreciated Brett Curtis Master Window Cleaners Perth, Western Australia [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.masterwindowcleaners.com
Scrabble
Hi All Does anyone know of and/or recommend a game of Scrabble (commercial, share-, or freeware) which will run on Mac OS 9.1. Thank you in advance for any advice. Regards John -- John Weekes 13 / 244 Mill Point Road South Perth6151 +61 8 9367 5310
Re: Scrabble
On 12/06/2004, at 5:44 AM, John Weekes wrote: Hi All Does anyone know of and/or recommend a game of Scrabble (commercial, share-, or freeware) which will run on Mac OS 9.1. Thank you in advance for any advice. Regards John Maybe Yahoo! Games. BTW stay clear of the Pool tables if you want a life;) Cheers Paul
Re: Scrabble
John Take a look at Wordsmith which is a similar game to Scrabble http://www.dracosoft.net/wordsmith/ Dave Watkins
WTD: Perl programmer looking for some quick cash!`
Hi All! I have a friend who is looking for a someone who programs in Perl to write a couple of routines. He is offering good money for those who can do the job. Shouldn't take long for someone who has good skills in Perl. Email [EMAIL PROTECTED] Ask for Steve! Seeya Rod!
Psion Revo Epoc Spell and Thesaurus Software (OT?)
Hello Fellow WAMUGgers We bought mother in law a lovely little Psion Revo Plus Handheld computer especially so she could solve crossword and word sleuth puzzles. Now some dumb bunny has deleted the app from the computer and lost the system disk. Not mil. (Win install only!:-( )) Can someone help please with a source for original system disk or for the specific app needed? Quoted from: http://www.ericlindsay.com/epoc/bspell5.htm Psion Epoc Spell and Thesaurus The best miniature spelling checker on the planet Spelling checker and thesaurus application in Psion Epoc. The spelling checker is a Lernout and Hauspie product licenced by Psion. It includes the spelling checker for files or sections of files. Amusingly it doesn't know about Psion (or Epoc), and suggests poison as a spelling. Unfortunately, the spelling checker does not include definitions (no room in the ROM). Regards Reg
how do wirelss hot spots work?
According to the Apple web site: Now built into every configuration of the new PowerBook G4 family: fast AirPort Extreme technology. Based on the 802.11g standard, AirPort Extreme delivers at 54Mbps the fastest wireless connection available. And with thousands of wireless hot spots in hotels, airport lounges, coffee shops and bookstores around the world, youll be able to use your PowerBook G4 to get online from practically anywhere. Does this mean you can just take your PowerBook to a cafe and an go online at no expense? That you can walk in to a hotel and go online without plugging in to anything? How does this work? Like a mobile phone where you can make a call from wherever ... as long as you are within range of a cell? Thanks for assistance. Best wishes edward
Re: how do wirelss hot spots work?
Start here: http://forbes.jiwire.com/warchalking-introduction.htm The journey is the reward! ;-) --- Richard Kay Fremantle Western Australia On 12/06/2004, at 10:08 PM, Edward Arrowsmith wrote: According to the Apple web site: Now built into every configuration of the new PowerBook G4 family: fast AirPort Extreme technology. Based on the 802.11g standard, AirPort Extreme delivers — at 54Mbps — the fastest wireless connection available. And with thousands of wireless “hot spots” in hotels, airport lounges, coffee shops and bookstores around the world, you’ll be able to use your PowerBook G4 to get online from practically anywhere. Does this mean you can just take your PowerBook to a cafe and an go online at no expense? That you can walk in to a hotel and go online without plugging in to anything? How does this work? Like a mobile phone where you can make a call from wherever ... as long as you are within range of a cell? Thanks for assistance. Best wishes edward
Re: how do wirelss hot spots work?
Also see: http://www.jiwire.com/search-wifi-hotspots.htm? location_type_id=0technology_id=0provider_id=0pay_free=bothaddress= city=Perthstate=zip=country_id=16radius=50 --- Richard Kay Fremantle Western Australia On 12/06/2004, at 10:08 PM, Edward Arrowsmith wrote: SNIP Does this mean you can just take your PowerBook to a cafe and an go online at no expense? That you can walk in to a hotel and go online without plugging in to anything? SNIP
