Once upon a time (Wed Sep 15), geno endicott wrote:
One of my friends and a few guys from TechTV did the freeipods.com
thing and it really worked. But you do have to join.
I decided to check it out. Signed up late last night with a unique
email address, [EMAIL PROTECTED] This morning,
I have
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On Wed, 15 Sep 2004 11:54:58 -0700 Shane Hartley
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No its not an advertisement...its legitjust type in free ipod conga
in
google for more info.
When you post a message about it and then include your referrer number in
the URL then it
I have a Bronze G3 powerbook, with OS 9.1, do I need to install any virus
protection while surfing the net. I heard Apple designs were fairly
resistant to most types of viruses.
Sam
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On Sep 17, 2004, at 1:31 PM, Samuel Frost wrote:
I have a Bronze G3 powerbook, with OS 9.1, do I need to install any
virus protection while surfing the net. I heard Apple designs were
fairly resistant to most types of viruses.
1) There are no OS X viruses, so no you don't need anti virus
2)
At 03:45 PM -0400 09/17/2004, Timothy Luoma blithered:
1) There are no OS X viruses, so no you don't need anti virus
Incorrect.
See other threads about anti-virus softwares posted on these lists.
See the long discussion about 'em on TidBITS-Talk.
2) Some will tell you that you must have it
At 06:31 PM +0100 09/17/2004, Samuel Frost wrote:
I have a Bronze G3 powerbook, with OS 9.1, do I need to install any
virus protection while surfing the net. I heard Apple designs were
fairly resistant to most types of viruses.
For the most part, IMO, you don't really gotta gotta gotta have an
Samuel Frost [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a Bronze G3 powerbook, with OS 9.1, do I need to install any virus
protection while surfing the net. I heard Apple designs were fairly
resistant to most types of viruses.
With OS 9.1, I would not bother unless you receive Microsoft Word documents
Other than the lab virus some company invented that cannot
re-distribute itself and isn't in the public anyway, what viruses for
OSX are you talking about?
On Sep 17, 2004, at 3:09 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Incorrect.
See other threads about anti-virus softwares posted on these lists.
See
I haven't ever used Virus protection on any of my 70+ macs running OS 6
- OS X ever in my entire life, nor do I ever plan to, and have never
had a problem.
I don't think its worth the money or hassle or hard drive space.
Do what makes you feel safe. Simply using a Macintosh makes me feel
safe
I got hit very hard by the autostart worm aroiund 1997 or 98, and lost all
sorts of data. Since then, I run virus protection on both my Macs and PCs.
Andrew
On 9/17/04 4:02 PM, Dan Palka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I haven't ever used Virus protection on any of my 70+ macs running OS 6
- OS X
will the DVD player on the wallstreet read your average CD or do you
need a sperate player to do that?? I am working on a unit now and it
wont read CD's at all. Its just makes a thumping type sound and that
it. The DVD player works just great with DVD's Thanks for you help
Shaack
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G-Books is
On 9/17/04 8:00 AM, Timothy Luoma [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into the
Cybertrough:
When you post a message about it and then include your referrer number in
the URL then it certainly looks and walks like an advertizement.
That is exactly my opinion and I am one of the nannies here. This thread
on 17/09/04 20:27, Steven J Haack at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
will the DVD player on the wallstreet read your average CD or do you
need a sperate player to do that?? I am working on a unit now and it
wont read CD's at all. Its just makes a thumping type sound and that
it. The DVD player works
Yes, they do read CDs.
Either your CD is an unsupported format or your drive is broken.
On Sep 17, 2004, at 7:27 PM, Steven J Haack wrote:
will the DVD player on the wallstreet read your average CD or do you
need a sperate player to do that?? I am working on a unit now and it
wont read CD's at
Well, here goes another learning curve. I bought an external Yamaha firewire
case that originally held a CD/RW from a fellow swapper. I found that it
works just fine with my G3 700 iBook running 10.3.5 when I put a Memorex
52x32x52x CD/RW burner in it.
However, when I put a hard drive in the
on 17/09/04 21:16, Jim Scott at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, here goes another learning curve. I bought an external Yamaha firewire
case that originally held a CD/RW from a fellow swapper. I found that it
works just fine with my G3 700 iBook running 10.3.5 when I put a Memorex
52x32x52x
The National Enquirer reports at 8:13 PM -0500 9/17/04, Dan Palka wrote:
On Sep 17, 2004, at 7:27 PM, Steven J Haack wrote:
will the DVD player on the wallstreet read your average CD or do you
need a sperate player to do that?? I am working on a unit now and it
wont read CD's at all. Its
I said this:
Either your CD is an unsupported format or your drive is broken.
Then Bob wrote this:
Wow, that's a mighty big leap without knowing what kind of CDs
I thought my statement was fairly generalized to cover pretty much any
circumstance.
(are
they be Windows CDs?)
This would fall under
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