[4Sale] Cleanup - Lots of bits for sale....

[Daniel Kerr]

Hi All

After a clean up I've found some more things to clear, so if have a look and
see if there's anything that suits. IF you want more info, drop me an email
or give me a call. All good offers considered.

*** NEW ITEMS ***
Griffin iTrip v2 - $59
Swann Opti-Glo USB Mini Mouse - $40
Verbatim 8x DVD-R 50Pack Spindle Printable - $55
5Pack DVD Case - $9 per pack
Dual Layer DVD+R 8.5GB Disk - $7.50each
USB 3 button w/Scroll Wheel Optical Mouse - $25
Docking Cable for iPod - $20
Verbatim 52x CD-R 50Pk Spindle Printable Media - $22
Princo DVD-R 50spindle - $30
Sarotech FW400 3.5" Case - $129
Sarotech FW400/USB2 3.5" Case - $149
Sarotech FW400/800/USB2 CD Burner Box - $189
NEW Camera Connector for iPod - $49
3Pack Screen Protectors for iBook 12" - $15
3Pack Screen Protectors for PowerBook 15" - $15
Belkin 8way Surge Protector PowerBoard - $135
Sarotech AivX Player (Play avi, mpg on your TV through this little hard
drive. Fantastic!) - RRP $249, Special Price - $179
LiliPod iPod Cover - $69 with free screen cover or cleaner.
STM 17" Backpack - RRP $179, - $130
Doom3 - $69
007 NightFire Game - $15
Adrenaline Sports pack - $15
Ilife '05 - $105


*** EX DEMO GEAR *** - All offers considered
VST Card Reader
Belkin Media Card Reader for iPod (Sells for $189) - $80
Sonnet Podfreg FM transmitter (Sells for $145) - $70 wit Firewire Car
Charger
Netgear Ethernet Network Card
SCSI 8x CD-R CD Burner
18GB SCSI External Hard Drive
Training for FileMakerPro6 Vol's 1-3
Training for FileMakerPro6 Vol's 4-6
Advanced training for FileMakerPro6 (3CD Set)
2.5" Firewire Case with 6GB Hard Drive
ClearLight FW400 3.5" case
USB to DB9 Serial Adapter Cable - $20


*** COMPUTERS ***
G3 iMac 350MHz 256MB/6GB/CD, Keyboard and Mouse
PowerBook G3 266MHz 128MB/10GB/SCSI (Wallstreet model) - OS9 only
PowerMac G4 1.25GHz 512MB/80GB/Combo Drive/SuperDrive, Keyboard and Mouse
PowerBook G3 128MB/6GB/CD - OS9 only
G3 iMac 350MHz 128MB/7GB/CD, Keyboard and Mouse
G3 iMac 400MHz 256MB/10GB/DVD, Keyboard and Mouse
*** WOW! *** 22" Cinema Display LCD - Best offers around $1100 *** WOW! 


*** RAM ***
128MB PC2100 DDR SODIMM (iBook, PowerBook)
256MB PC2700 DDR SODIMM (iBook, PowerBook)
512MB PC2700 DDR SODIMM (iBook, PowerBook)
512MB PC2100 DDR SODIMM (iBook, PowerBook)
128MB PC133 SODIMM (iMac Trayload, iBook)
256MB PC100 SODIMM (iMac Trayload, iBook)
128MB PC100 SODIMM (iMac Trayload, iBook)

256MB PC2100 DDR SDRAM (eMac, PowerMac)
64MB PC100 SDRAM (early G3, G4, iMac)
256MB PC2700 DDR SDRAM (eMac, PowerMac)
512MB PC2700 DDR SDRAM (eMac, PowerMac)
128MB PC133 SDRAM (iMac, eMac, PowerMac G3, G4)
256MB PC3200 DDR SDRAM (G5, iMacG5)

Thanks again for looking. If you want more info please feel free to drop me
an email. And if you don't see something you're after drop me an email as
well, and I'll see what good price I can do you for you!

Enjoy!!

Kind Regards
Daniel
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Re: Tiger -- what gives?

[Shay Telfer]

I downloaded the 10.4.1 update today and installed it on a couple of 
800 Mhz eMacs and 800 Mhz iMacs with on problems, Tried the same on 
an iMac 1Ghz., an eMac 1 Ghz. and iBook 900 Mhz. and it would not 
install because "This volume does not meet the requirements for this 
update", this strikes me as a bit unusual!  Does anyone have an 
idea/explanation why older machines accept the update and more 
recent machines (less that 2 years old) wont? and does this mean 
that updates will be model specific for Tiger?


Are the volumes on the machines that won't work formatted as HFS plus 
(also knows as HFS Extended format)?


Have fun,
Shay
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Re: Annoying Mail problem

[Peter Sealy]

On 18/05/2005, at 12:35 AM, Peter Bull wrote:







As a new user to Mail I have found an annoying little thing. After 
deleting a message Mail displays the content of the previous mail in 
the bottom pane, whereas Outlook Express would display the next 
unread message, that is the next one down the list. Mail displays the 
email above the one just deleted.
Is there a way around this. Yes, I know I could read my mail from the 
bottom of the list rather than the top, but I am becoming a  "grumpy 
old man" and want things to work my way.


When I delete a message the next mail down the list is displayed in the 
bottom pane. Mail 1.3.11 (v622) in OS X 10.3.9. If you change the order 
of display in the top pane from earliest to latest then I think that 
will change the direction of displaying the next mail.


HTH
.

Peter Sealy
Thurgoona AUSTRALIA

Re: Tiger -- what gives?

[Skehan Adrian]

The update was downloaded from  http://www.apple.com/support/ 
downloads/macosxupdate1041.html   All the machines are of the same  
vintage (2 eMacs and 6 flat panel iMacs) and were purchased at the  
same time, except to say that the iBook had a 900 Mhz. motherboard  
installed under warranty a few months ago. My home machine, a 1 Ghz.  
17" flat panel iMac Super Drive wont accept the update and a friend  
who has a 1 Ghz. eMac tells me that his wont either, The update was  
only downloaded once.


I now wait with interest to see what happens when it becomes  
available via the Systems Updater.


Having Fun!

Adrian

On 18/05/2005, at 2:56 AM, Shay Telfer wrote:

I downloaded the 10.4.1 update today and installed it on a couple  
of 800 Mhz eMacs and 800 Mhz iMacs with on problems, Tried the  
same on an iMac 1Ghz., an eMac 1 Ghz. and iBook 900 Mhz. and it  
would not install because "This volume does not meet the  
requirements for this update", this strikes me as a bit unusual!   
Does anyone have an idea/explanation why older machines accept the  
update and more recent machines (less that 2 years old) wont? and  
does this mean that updates will be model specific for Tiger?




Are the volumes on the machines that won't work formatted as HFS  
plus (also knows as HFS Extended format)?


Have fun,
Shay
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Re: trouble with airport express

[Ronda Brown]

On 17/05/2005, at 6:17 PM, Roger and Rosemary Horton wrote:

Anybody got some ideas  about setting up Airport express for a  
wireless connection? We want to set up a mini-network with my  
husband's ibook and my powerbook but we can't connect even one to  
the airport express.


I connected my new powerbook directly to the modem etc no trouble,  
but when I plug in the airport there's no joy.


Firstly the airport express just blinks orange..never gets to green.

The instructions say go to airport setup and follow the directions.  
But there comes a time to choose the airport and it's not there; or  
something called apple network followed by numbers is there. If I  
select  configure and there's no connection.


The airport admin is even more confusing.

I'm lost. This is all new to me.

Anybody got any clues?

Rosemary Horton


Hi Rosemary,

Plug your ADSL Modem Ethernet Cable & USB printer cable into Airport  
Express BEFORE you plug  Airport Express into Power outlet ?

Then wait until the status light glows solid green.

Open Airport Express Assistant and 'Create a New wireless Network'.

Cheers,

Ronni

Re: Tiger -- what gives?

[David Watkins]

It has been reported in the past that some makes of non Apple RAM  
(unsupported) has caused this type of problem. If you have fitted  
additional RAM which was non genuine Apple it would be worth trying  
to do the update installation after removing this RAM. You can add  
the additional RAM back after completing the update.


Dave Watkins




On 18/05/2005, at 7:45 AM, Skehan Adrian wrote:

The update was downloaded from  http://www.apple.com/support/ 
downloads/macosxupdate1041.html   All the machines are of the same  
vintage (2 eMacs and 6 flat panel iMacs) and were purchased at the  
same time, except to say that the iBook had a 900 Mhz. motherboard  
installed under warranty a few months ago. My home machine, a 1 Ghz.  
17" flat panel iMac Super Drive wont accept the update and a friend  
who has a 1 Ghz. eMac tells me that his wont either, The update was  
only downloaded once.


I now wait with interest to see what happens when it becomes  
available via the Systems Updater.


Having Fun!

Adrian

Re: Disk partitioning

[Shay Telfer]

Hi Colin,

There is a disk utility from Techtools (http://www.techtools.com.au/) called
DiskStudio. It claims to create and remove disk partitions on the fly. I
have not used it, may be someone the list have that can make some comments
on the product.

Cheers,
Peder


Well, I wouldn't be using any tool that changes the partition map 
without a full backup first. And I'd be running DiskWarrior after it 
had finished.


Have fun,
Shay
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iMac CD eject failure

[KEVIN Lock]

A friend is operating a 350mhz iMac running OS 10.2.8.

After finishing with a CD, dragging it to the trash fails to eject 
it. It makes an attempt accompanied by some noises.


 It can be successfully ejected by highlighting and then ..file.. 
eject nominated CD.


Is there a work around for this problem?

TIA

Kev

Re: iMac CD eject failure

[Shay Telfer]

A friend is operating a 350mhz iMac running OS 10.2.8.

After finishing with a CD, dragging it to the trash fails to eject 
it. It makes an attempt accompanied by some noises.


 It can be successfully ejected by highlighting and then ..file.. 
eject nominated CD.


Is there a work around for this problem?


They're both using the same physical method for ejecting the CD, so 
there should be no difference.


I'd suspect that trying the dragging to trash will eventually eject 
the CD, it was sheer luck that the File menu option worked.


I'd probably avoid using that CD, as if it gets stuck you'll have to 
pull the machine apart to get it out!


Have fun,
Shay
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Re: iMac CD eject failure

[Robert Howells]

On 18/05/2005, at 12:53 PM, Shay Telfer wrote:


A friend is operating a 350mhz iMac running OS 10.2.8.

After finishing with a CD, dragging it to the trash fails to eject 
it. It makes an attempt accompanied by some noises.


 It can be successfully ejected by highlighting and then ..file.. 
eject nominated CD.


Is there a work around for this problem?


They're both using the same physical method for ejecting the CD, so 
there should be no difference.


I'd suspect that trying the dragging to trash will eventually eject 
the CD, it was sheer luck that the File menu option worked.


I'd probably avoid using that CD, as if it gets stuck you'll have to 
pull the machine apart to get it out!


Have fun,
Shay


Which brings to mind that somebody else had a CD or DVD jam in a 
mechanism


BECAUSE

an extra label had been placed over the top of the original ..
Obviously it then made the disk too thick.

Bob

WTB: airport card (not extreme)

[Mark Secker]

Anybody have a Airport Card (to go in to a G4 TiBook)?

please contact me off list - reasonable prices please :)


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Re: Tiger -- what gives?

[Skehan Adrian]

I checked the system updater at home this morning, there was a DVD  
player update but no 10.4.1.  Half hour later I checked from one of  
the remaining iMacs I hadn't yet updated and there it was, then  
checked the iBook there was 6 other updates but no 10.4.1, checked at  
home again 10 minutes ago and no update, all have the original ram as  
installed at the factory.


Adrian


On 18/05/2005, at 9:11 AM, David Watkins wrote:



It has been reported in the past that some makes of non Apple RAM  
(unsupported) has caused this type of problem. If you have fitted  
additional RAM which was non genuine Apple it would be worth trying  
to do the update installation after removing this RAM. You can add  
the additional RAM back after completing the update.


Dave Watkins




On 18/05/2005, at 7:45 AM, Skehan Adrian wrote:

The update was downloaded from  http://www.apple.com/support/ 
downloads/macosxupdate1041.html   All the machines are of the same  
vintage (2 eMacs and 6 flat panel iMacs) and were purchased at the  
same time, except to say that the iBook had a 900 Mhz. motherboard  
installed under warranty a few months ago. My home machine, a 1  
Ghz. 17" flat panel iMac Super Drive wont accept the update and a  
friend who has a 1 Ghz. eMac tells me that his wont either, The  
update was only downloaded once.


I now wait with interest to see what happens when it becomes  
available via the Systems Updater.


Having Fun!

Adrian




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Re: Tiger -- what gives?

[Mark Secker]

My guess/deduction is that it is only showing those updates that are 
not currently under heavy download  - I assume (reasonably) that the 
various updates are hosted on various servers  with it's  mirrored 
across several servers so if all the servers hosting 10.4.1 are being 
worked too hard then you may not get to see the update for a while - 
if you are on broadband I'd change the "check for updates" to a daily 
and to download in the background. else just go to the direct 
download link in your browser and collect it form there



I checked the system updater at home this morning, there was a DVD 
player update but no 10.4.1.  Half hour later I checked from one of 
the remaining iMacs I hadn't yet updated and there it was, then 
checked the iBook there was 6 other updates but no 10.4.1, checked 
at home again 10 minutes ago and no update, all have the original 
ram as installed at the factory.


Adrian


On 18/05/2005, at 9:11 AM, David Watkins wrote:



 It has been reported in the past that some makes of non Apple RAM 
(unsupported) has caused this type of problem. If you have fitted 
additional RAM which was non genuine Apple it would be worth trying 
to do the update installation after removing this RAM. You can add 
the additional RAM back after completing the update.


 Dave Watkins




 On 18/05/2005, at 7:45 AM, Skehan Adrian wrote:

 The update was downloaded from 
http://www.apple.com/support/downloads/macosxupdate1041.html   All 
the machines are of the same vintage (2 eMacs and 6 flat panel 
iMacs) and were purchased at the same time, except to say that the 
iBook had a 900 Mhz. motherboard installed under warranty a few 
months ago. My home machine, a 1 Ghz. 17" flat panel iMac Super 
Drive wont accept the update and a friend who has a 1 Ghz. eMac 
tells me that his wont either, The update was only downloaded once.


 I now wait with interest to see what happens when it becomes 
available via the Systems Updater.


 Having Fun!

 Adrian




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ph# 61-8-6488 1855 (ECEL) 
University of Western Australia - CRICOS Provider No. 00126G
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"Only he who attempts the absurd is capable of achieving the impossible."
- Miguel de Unamuno
"It takes an idiot to do cool things that's why it's cool"
- Haruhara Haruka (FLCL)

 (sometimes works)

Re: trouble with airport express

[Rob Findlay]

It has been my experience setting these things up that I have encountered at
least 2 DOA ones (dead on arrival). If you have followed the instructions
careful and it doesn't show up when it's meant to it's probably dead. Take
it back to where you got it. Apple are pretty good about DOA stuff within a
certain timeframe.


On 18/5/05 8:05 AM, "Ronda Brown" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> 
> On 17/05/2005, at 6:17 PM, Roger and Rosemary Horton wrote:
> 
>> Anybody got some ideas  about setting up Airport express for a
>> wireless connection? We want to set up a mini-network with my
>> husband's ibook and my powerbook but we can't connect even one to
>> the airport express.
>> 
>> I connected my new powerbook directly to the modem etc no trouble,
>> but when I plug in the airport there's no joy.
>> 
>> Firstly the airport express just blinks orange..never gets to green.
>> 
>> The instructions say go to airport setup and follow the directions.
>> But there comes a time to choose the airport and it's not there; or
>> something called apple network followed by numbers is there. If I
>> select  configure and there's no connection.
>> 
>> The airport admin is even more confusing.
>> 
>> I'm lost. This is all new to me.
>> 
>> Anybody got any clues?
>> 
>> Rosemary Horton
> 
> Hi Rosemary,
> 
> Plug your ADSL Modem Ethernet Cable & USB printer cable into Airport
> Express BEFORE you plug  Airport Express into Power outlet ?
> Then wait until the status light glows solid green.
> 
> Open Airport Express Assistant and 'Create a New wireless Network'.
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Ronni
> 
> 
> 
> 
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Re: trouble with airport express

[Shay Telfer]

It has been my experience setting these things up that I have encountered at
least 2 DOA ones (dead on arrival). If you have followed the instructions
careful and it doesn't show up when it's meant to it's probably dead. Take
it back to where you got it. Apple are pretty good about DOA stuff within a
certain timeframe.


10 days if it came from the Apple Store:



Have fun,
Shay
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Re: Tiger -- what gives?

[Robert Howells]

Adrian,

I think I remember your first question being that while you had the 
updater

some Macs accepted it and others did Not.

I suggest you check Hard drive driver version and firmware versions and 
compare

what is on the various Macs.

Careful...  they may actually need different Firmware versions.

Bob


On 18/05/2005, at 3:09 PM, Skehan Adrian wrote:

I checked the system updater at home this morning, there was a DVD 
player update but no 10.4.1.  Half hour later I checked from one of 
the remaining iMacs I hadn't yet updated and there it was, then 
checked the iBook there was 6 other updates but no 10.4.1, checked at 
home again 10 minutes ago and no update, all have the original ram as 
installed at the factory.


Adrian


On 18/05/2005, at 9:11 AM, David Watkins wrote:



It has been reported in the past that some makes of non Apple RAM 
(unsupported) has caused this type of problem. If you have fitted 
additional RAM which was non genuine Apple it would be worth trying 
to do the update installation after removing this RAM. You can add 
the additional RAM back after completing the update.


Dave Watkins




On 18/05/2005, at 7:45 AM, Skehan Adrian wrote:

The update was downloaded from  
http://www.apple.com/support/downloads/macosxupdate1041.html   All 
the machines are of the same vintage (2 eMacs and 6 flat panel iMacs) 
and were purchased at the same time, except to say that the iBook had 
a 900 Mhz. motherboard installed under warranty a few months ago. My 
home machine, a 1 Ghz. 17" flat panel iMac Super Drive wont accept 
the update and a friend who has a 1 Ghz. eMac tells me that his wont 
either, The update was only downloaded once.


I now wait with interest to see what happens when it becomes 
available via the Systems Updater.


Having Fun!

Adrian




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Fonts in OfficeX

[Severin Crisp]

I have been paring down the list of active fonts using Font Book and  
notice that Word from OfficeX still displays every font I have ever  
had including some that have been physically removed.  Text Edit  
displays the correct set of fonts while Photoshop CS2 shows something  
in between!
In Preferences/Microsoft there is a Font Cache but I can not access  
that.
How can I clean up all these fonts?  With things as they are  
physically deleting fonts does not necessarily remove them from  
menus.  Restarting after making changes in Font Book is not the answer!

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)
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Web pages http://www.JennyCrisp.com.au
  &  http://members.westnet.com.au/Crisp

Re: Fonts in OfficeX

[Shay Telfer]

I have been paring down the list of active fonts using Font Book and 
notice that Word from OfficeX still displays every font I have ever 
had including some that have been physically removed.  Text Edit 
displays the correct set of fonts while Photoshop CS2 shows 
something in between!

In Preferences/Microsoft there is a Font Cache but I can not access that.
How can I clean up all these fonts?  With things as they are 
physically deleting fonts does not necessarily remove them from 
menus.  Restarting after making changes in Font Book is not the 
answer!

Severin Crisp


Mac OS X will look for fonts in

/System/Library/Fonts
/Library/Fonts
/Users/yourusername/Library/Fonts
/System Folder/Fonts (or whatever your Classic System folder is).

Have fun,
Shay
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a funny thing happened !

[bill cole]

Hi, running 10.4, G5, 1.8., had 10.4 open, working on some of the  
widgets that come with 10.4( don't know which particular one at the  
time ) all of a sudden a number of applications in the Dock was  
replaced by ? ( a question mark ) ie, mail 2.0, Sherlock 3.6.1,  
iphoto 4.0.3, Balance pro 5.6, Grab 1.3, Epson c65 printer.
To get them back again I had to drag them out of the dock and replace  
them by dragging them from the original application. except the Epson  
printer which did not show up in Spotlight when I did a search for  
it, I had to re-install from the original Epson install disk, all now  
working ok.
I did noticed that when the ? marks appeared Meteorologist 1.4.3 was  
updating in the menu bar, I don't know for sure but I am putting the  
problem down to this possibly conflicting with what I was doing.
I'd be interested if anyone has had a similar thing happen, and was  
Meteorologist the culprit ( I've since stopped using it until this  
can be clarified.)

Thanks
Bill




Remember,
The hardest question is simple when you know the answer
The simplest question is difficult when you don't know

Demo For Product of iLife05

[Dark1]

I've finally finished making a DVD using iMovie, iDVD, iPhoto and  
iTunes.  If people would like to see it I'd be more than happy to do  
a quick demo of some of the "inoffensive" scenes on the DVD at the  
next meeting.  If we've got really cool interesting stuff to see and  
people would still like to see it then I can do it at another time  
when when might not have so much meeting material.


Ruben A. Franke

the saga continues

[Roger and Rosemary Horton]

While waiting for suggestions about airport express I tried to use the 
firewire to transfer stuff from my old imac to brand new powerbook.


Firstly Migration utility didn't like that the user was named the same, 
so asked me to rename incoming user files.

Then it moved all the stuff to a subfolder of my home directory.
1)Do I just drag it to the appropriate usual place?
2) many of the folders are marked red and have 0kb eg Pictures; itunes 
Do I just drag these over individually or is there some reason they 
weren't copied over?



When I have time I'll try the airport suggestions.

Rosemary Horton.