FS: TomTom Car SatNav/GPS 1 month old

[Rod Blitvich]

For Sale
TomTom OneXL
In Car Sat Nav
Retails for $499
Asking $380

Protective Carry case (optional accessory) and extended warranty (if I can
find the paperwork!)

Brand New perfect condition (one month old)
Mac compatible via TomTom One software and website and USB cable (all
included)

It¹s a brilliant product, has performed faultlessly since Santa delivered it
but I have decided I need to upgrade to an offroad navigation system.
All the details and pictures are here:

http://www.tomtom.com/products/product.php?ID=412&Category=0&Lid=8

Plug-and-go 
Large 4.3² high quality  COLOUR touchscreen
Easy-to-use navigation
Clear visual and spoken instructions
Portable
Full Maps of Australia, door to door navigation across Australia

Cheers
Rod Blitvich
0409 681 256
Sorrento


 


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ADC monitor

[Lindsay Adams]

Hi All
Am after ADC monitor for my mirror door G4.  Buying new monitor plus  
adaptor just not cost effective.

Size not an issue as machine is for account/billing processing.
Thanks in advance.
Lindsay


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Re: Best Mac Source/Support

[Martin Hill]

If she's going to Curtin, another option is the Curtin Computer Shop  
on the second floor of the Curtin University Bookshop which provides  
an AUC (Apple University Consortium) discount on top of the  
educational discount (I've generally found them to be a little bit  
cheaper than when ordering at education prices from the Apple Online  
Store) and it's nice having them there on campus for staff and student  
purchases.


They have a small stock of Apple & 3rd party accessories and  
consumables on display.  Talk to Peder and Maria who are always  
helpful though they don't have an on-site service dept or dedicated  
support staff.  They send all of their warranty and repair work to  
Team Digital in Lord Street.  Stuart, the Service manager there is  
excellent for hardware repairs and warranty work.


WAMUG's Daniel Kerr  http://www.macwizardry.com.au/  provides 1-on-1  
support and supplies peripherals etc (and does new Mac sales as well)  
is located not tooo far away from Curtin and gives fantastic  
personalised service and support as well.


-Mart

On 25/01/2008, at 2:34 PM, Glenn Nicholas wrote:


DigiLife Mt Hawthorn, definitely.

She will be right next door to them.
I always drive over there, despite being much closer to another  
dealer.

Helpful store, and a good service centre.

Glenn.

On 25/01/2008, at 2:30 PM, Evers wrote:

Hello "WAMUGGERS",

My daughter is about to move from Albany to the big smoke to begin  
university. She will be living in Glendalough and attending Curtin  
(Bentley).


We're looking MacBook Pro. She can buy education price, so I'm  
looking for an outlet with helpful, timely and accessible support  
for when things go wrong or when upgrades/accessories are needed  
that can offer education pricing.


Suggestions/experiences greatly appreciated.

Cheers
Tony


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Martin Hill
email: mart "at" ozmac.com
homepages: http://mart.ozmac.com
Mb: 0401-103-194  hm: (08)9314-5242

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Re: Best Mac Source/Support

[Glenn Nicholas]

DigiLife Mt Hawthorn, definitely.

She will be right next door to them.
I always drive over there, despite being much closer to another dealer.
Helpful store, and a good service centre.

Glenn.

On 25/01/2008, at 2:30 PM, Evers wrote:

Hello "WAMUGGERS",

My daughter is about to move from Albany to the big smoke to begin  
university. She will be living in Glendalough and attending Curtin  
(Bentley).


We're looking MacBook Pro. She can buy education price, so I'm looking  
for an outlet with helpful, timely and accessible support for when  
things go wrong or when upgrades/accessories are needed that can offer  
education pricing.


Suggestions/experiences greatly appreciated.

Cheers
Tony


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Best Mac Source/Support

[Evers]

Hello "WAMUGGERS",

My daughter is about to move from Albany to the big smoke to begin  
university. She will be living in Glendalough and attending Curtin  
(Bentley).


We're looking MacBook Pro. She can buy education price, so I'm  
looking for an outlet with helpful, timely and accessible support for  
when things go wrong or when upgrades/accessories are needed that can  
offer education pricing.


Suggestions/experiences greatly appreciated.

Cheers
Tony


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Re: Malware??

[pweaver]

To purge history files in Safari simply go to the pull down menu name
History and click 'Clear history' at the bottom.

To purge cookies go to the pull down menu named 'Safari' and click
'Preferences...' Click the sub heading named 'Security'.  Click the
box marked 'Show cookies.'   Click the box marked 'Remove all.'   You
will see there are three options for cookies.  I leave mine at
'Accept all.'

While you are in 'Preferences' click open all the other sub-headings
and consider their options.  Especially take a look at 'Autofill.' 
View the contents of the three sections there by clicking 'Edit' and
consider deleting anything you are uncomfortable about.

There are two other useful functions you could consider in the
'safari' pull down menu:   'Block pop-up windows' and 'Empty cache.'

If you want to go the whole hog then  also in the Safari pul down
menu is 'Reset Safari...' This opens a window which gives you the
option to clean out  all the cupboards at once and start again.

Cheers, Paul.


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Re: Malware??

[Chris Burton]

Hi Paul

Can you please tell me how to do the purging of cookies and history  
files?


regards

chris


On 24/01/2008, at 6:43 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


I look at the SMH site quite a lot with Safari and have always found
it okay.  I just checked again at 6:40pm Thur and everthing seemed
pretty normal.  Maybe you should have a purge of your cookies and
history files?  Paul.


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Canon scanner going

[Vladimir James]

CanoScan 5000F flatbed A4 scanner; cost $399 Aug '03; in good nick;  
comes with software on CD ROM; USB connection; works with Tiger. I'm  
committed to Leopard, so Canon's sluggishness in offering drivers for  
Leopard, and my need for work space, is why I'm unloading it.


Yours for $20 gratuity (if you're a starving student, it's yours for  
free). Email me.


Vlad James


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Re: Malware??

[Ronda Brown]

Hi Neil,

ID Theft Vulnerability Haunts Firefox.



"A little more than two weeks into 2008, cyber-criminals are up to  
their same old tricks -- stealing users' private data -- but they have  
concocted a far more advanced and sophisticated method. They are now  
embedding their malicious code into legitimate Web sites using Web- 
hosting servers"



Cheers,
Ronni

On 24/01/2008, at 9:24 AM, Neil Houghton wrote:


I just had an experience I found very disturbing.

I was using Firefox to view a reputable site (a Sydney Morning Herald
'Business Day' page) when a small firefox message window opened up.

It was similar, I think, to the windows that open up when you submit  
an
incomplete form - you know the ones that say, for example, "you must  
include
a valid email address" - which I think are triggered by some script  
in the

web page code?

Except this window said something like:

"please enter username and password for "" at commbank.com.au"

- I should have made a note of the exact wording but I was in too  
much of a

rush to hit the "CANCEL" button!!

Except now I'm worried - it doesn't seem likely that a SMH page would
include a phishing script - so where did the window come from?

Is it possible that I've unwittingly downloaded some malware  that's  
managed
to infect my Firefox application - and if so could it possibly  
intercept my

valid banking sessions?

I'm aware of the usual phishing tatics like the "you must validate  
your
account security' type emails - but I haven't heard or read of  
anything like

this.

On the other hand, I didn't have any valid CBA windows/tabs open -  
so there
is no way this could have been a valid request! Besides, although  
banks like
ING DO use windows like this to advise you that you are now  
transacting on
your "personal" or "business" accounts and Adelaide bank DID once  
use some

strange kind of script logon method, there is no way that CBA would
introduce any drastic changes without lots of prior warning/ 
explanation.


So... Does anyone have any idea what might have been going on here -  
anyone
heard of anything similar. Are there any special checks I can/should  
do?


Cheers


Neil
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Tel: +61 8 9841 6063
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[pweaver]

I look at the SMH site quite a lot with Safari and have always found
it okay.  I just checked again at 6:40pm Thur and everthing seemed
pretty normal.  Maybe you should have a purge of your cookies and
history files?  Paul.


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