Hello WAMUG
Well they are at it again ! Telstra this last week have been in the
process of changing the access to their Call Preview and Billing.
Unannounced... of course !
Ready to go : Not really
It used to be Netscape ONLY, with Security Certificate.
Changing to Login and Password.
More in
I have an iMac, slot loading with OS9.1
Suddenly when I connect to my server the modem is silent. No dial or the
usual horrendous noise. It works but no sound.
Have checked the Sound in the Appearance CS and sound is on.
Checked the Modem CS and sound is on
The volume is up.
Normal alert sounds
It is possible your modem was deleted from the active network ports list in
the network system preferences. Go to the network system preferences panel
and choose active network ports from the drop down. Then, if the internal
modem is listed there make sure it has a tick in the box next to it. If it
> Do you have a Keyspan adapter or any other non-factory device
> connected to your Powerbook. Such devices are known to make Modem
> ports "disappear". Or do you have any software, such as the Palm
> Desktop (inc. Serial Port watcher) software installed?
Thanks Derek, I do have Palm running, a
Hi Andy and WAMUG folks.
Do you have a Keyspan adapter or any other non-factory device
connected to your Powerbook. Such devices are known to make Modem
ports "disappear". Or do you have any software, such as the Palm
Desktop (inc. Serial Port watcher) software installed?
Cheers.
Derek.
At
'should've checked around before posting - apologies to
everyone who scoffed at my original price ;-)
400Mhz G4 w/DVD, running 10.1.2 + 9.2.2
x2 AGP, 16 Meg Rage 128 ATI card
internal 56k modem, 10/100 baseT ethernet, USB, firewire
Internal 100meg Zip drive
2 internal hard drives;
-1 10 Gig HD
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