dat files

I have just received an email with an attachment named winmail.dat . What can I use to open it? Peter Bull -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Office X for Mac out November

Hi All! Maccentral have an article on Microsoft Office for OS X: Probably the first time I am actually looking forward to a Microsoft product release! The box looks groovy (even though the logo looks like a rip off of the MusicMatch logo

For Sale

For Sale 6310 100 mhz, 1 gig HD, 320 meg ram $250 Has a TV card in it and a 14 k internal modem. (good as a fax but not much else). I have connected this machine to a video player and watched videos on it. It can also be used with teletext. Mike Seymour ph 93434771

[Wanted to Buy] ZIP Drive for an Ancient Mac

Simon is still hunting for a Zip Drive... if you can help him out, please email him directly. - Thanx, Vix ;-) Vikki > I'm trying to acquire a Zip Drive for my ancient > Macintosh (LC 475). It appears that current drives are not compatible, so > I guess I need to get my hands on a secondhand one.

Re: AirPort too clever for its own good!

So what gives? Is it a takeover bid by my school's technology, maybe a 21st century 'Animal Farm', or something more sinister? Maybe a local farmer who's bought a PowerBook to replace his ageing PC, and lives within 50 m of our library. I don't think so unfortunately. Any suggestions? Enjoy the

Cross-posting to multiple email lists

Please don't. -- Andrew Nielsen Starfish Technologies Pty Ltd ACN 076 426 714 / ABN 49 426 849 601 Tel: 0500 555 677 Consultants in Unix, Mac OS, Windows & networking technologies

Re: AirPort too clever for its own good!

At 21:28 +0800 20/09/2001, Reg Whitely wrote: [lengthy narrative deleted] ...Sure enough the AirPort was still connected to the internet. Thats 1440 minutes! Luckily it's an economy account with local call access. Cost ~ 25c but it could have been worse. ... Enjoy the story; it's true. What's

Re: AirPort too clever for its own good!

Q responded cleverly to my rampant AirPort troubles: Classic case of "Remote Control". The batteries in your remote went flat and the Remotes got "Out of Control". I always knew this would happen one day. Imagine if ALL remotes got out of control. World chaos! BTW - it reminds me of the days