RE: 7300 can't read CDRW disk

I had this problem when it was one of these disk that was "left open" so the PC user could add more data by just dragging onto the icon. I had to close the disk but still had a few problems. I know this does not solve the problem but thought it might be useful anyway. Cheers Duncan Duncan Hardma

Re: Another High Profile site slips off the apple cart

My god - don't web developers read the net stats anymore? I'm quite happy to stick with Apache and it's low bug count - I've now got to convince my boss not to switch. F***. Just find a whole pile of MS security warnings, or article about MS's lack of security, how MS security holes have cost t

InDesign Installation Problems - what's the latest

Last night tried to install Indesign 2 using installer on CD - silly me! Then tried "fixed" installer as per postings back in May. Still didn't work. Seems "fixed" installer doesn't work with 10.1.4 which I am running. Is there any further development on this front that anyone knows of?

Re: InDesign Installation Problems - what's the latest

Hi: I mentioned in the posts when I was going through this trauma that the installer fix doesn't work after any version later than 10.1.3. I got around it by (I kid you not) reformating my hard drive & installing In Design before I updated to the current version of 10. I also sent the CD with

Susan Kare

Hi... Susan Kare's website. She was Apple's icon designer from 1983 to 1986, and has done lots of other familiar things (including work for Eazel and Danger) Have fun, Shay --

Re: Spam Newsletter

Hi all I'm sorry it has come to legal action. The only people who benefit are lawyers. I've had occasional emails from Wayne Mansfield and attended one of his seminars. I have to say that in my experience as spammers go he is one of the least intrusive and his seminar was not a rip off. We all

Re: Spam Newsletter

Frank Smith wrote: We all send unsolicited emails, like we used to send unsolicited letters or make cold phone calls. It's part of business. What is objectionable to me is when they continue after we have asked them to stop or when they include large and useless attachments, especially graphics.

Re: Spam Newsletter

We don't ALL send unsolicited emails, nor should we!!! Peter - Original Message - From: "Lara Hopkins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, July 04, 2002 11:27 AM Subject: Re: Spam Newsletter > Frank Smith wrote: > >We all send unsolicited emails, like we used to se

decoding Jpeg language

I have received several jpegs which appear as computer language. Way back in the beginning of internet time (for me) I remember that I comverted them somehow but cannot now remember how. Text reads This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --=_NextPart_000_001C_01C2220F.EEEA9500 Con

Re: 7300 can't read CDRW disk

on 4/7/02 8:00, Duncan Hardman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I had this problem when it was one of these disk that was "left open" so the > PC user could add more data by just dragging onto the icon. I had to close > the disk but still had a few problems. I know this does not solve the > problem b

Re: Spam Newsletter

> Frank Smith wrote: > >We all send unsolicited emails, like we used to send unsolicited letters > >or make cold phone calls. EVERY email response without a specific request for that response is in fact "unsolicited", but with an implicit approval if the response is 1) to that person specifica

UPS Software

I recall a short while back there was a thread on UPS software. This article on Macintouch (www.macintouch.com) might be of some interest APC released version 1.2 of its PowerChute Personal Edition (http://159.215.19.5/currents1.nsf/headlines/5BAK54RD?OpenDocument) for Mac OS X, which provides saf

[COMMPOST] WARCRAFT 3 IN STOCK NOW!

Hi all! Just a quick email to let you all know that we have Warcraft 3 in stock, the game everyone has been waiting for. (Well apparently). Just for an interest note this game had a dual release worldwide on the 3rd July. The CD is Mac AND PC Compatible, and they pre-sold 4.5 million copies! WOW!

Re: decoding Jpeg language

I have received several jpegs which appear as computer language. Way back in the beginning of internet time (for me) I remember that I comverted them somehow but cannot now remember how. Text reads This is a multi-part message in MIME format. Try saving it out to a file and dropping it on S

Any ISP recommendations?

Hello all, I've had it up to 'here'.no...HERE! with my ISP and am shopping around for a reliable service that is not going to drop out every second. I have a few recommendations already..thanks guys...but wish to shop around a bit more. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Regards Ph

Re: Any ISP recommendations?

On 5/7/02 9:29 PM, "Phillip Arena" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello all, I've had it up to 'here'.no...HERE! with my ISP and am > shopping around for a reliable service that is not going to drop out > every second. I have a few recommendations already..thanks guys...but > wish to shop around

Microsoft Excel and MAC OS9.1

Hi All, Before i start making some heady decisions ( like $$'s ) is there by chance anybody who is operating OS9.1 and who has managed to get older version of Excel ( V 6.0.1 ) working satisfactorily. Mine works fine on OS8.6 but can only load to OS9.1 with a work around, and then does not run

Re: Microsoft Excel and MAC OS9.1

Hi All, Before i start making some heady decisions ( like $$'s ) If you only need to read Excel spreadsheets, you could try icExcel Alternatively, if you've got AppleWorks (the more recent the version the better), it may be able to import some Excel spreadsheets.

Re: Microsoft Excel and MAC OS9.1

On Thu, 2002-07-04 at 16:29, Bob Howells wrote: > > Hi All, > > Before i start making some heady decisions ( like $$'s ) > > is there by chance anybody who is operating OS9.1 and > who has managed to get > older version of Excel ( V 6.0.1 ) working satisfactorily. Without wanting to make you f

Retrospect 5.x questions

I have just, finally!!!, received the full version of retrospect 5 and am about to install it on my backup server (which is currently running the last retrospect update of 4). Before I take the plunge and install it I'd like to sound out any advice that WAMUG users may have about tips/solution

Re: Microsoft Excel and MAC OS9.1

Onno Benschop wrote: > > > is there by chance anybody who is operating OS9.1 and > > who has managed to get > > older version of Excel ( V 6.0.1 ) working satisfactorily. > > Without wanting to make you feel hurt in any way, can I suggest that an > equivalent question is: OFFENCE NOT TAKEN >

Re: decoding Jpeg language

A little utility called MPack can decode these for you if your email client didn't already. I have received several jpegs which appear as computer language. Way back in the beginning of internet time (for me) I remember that I comverted them somehow but cannot now remember how. Text reads

Re: Spam Newsletter

At 11:27 +0800 04/07/2002, Lara Hopkins wrote: ...if I want your product, I'll find you. I've never knowingly done business with a spammer or a cold caller, and never will. I'm with you all the way. I'll go one step further and advise that I report all spam I receive, and most of the time it

Re: Microsoft Excel and MAC OS9.1

On 4/7/02 4:53 PM, "Onno Benschop" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Thu, 2002-07-04 at 16:29, Bob Howells wrote: >> >> Hi All, >> >> Before i start making some heady decisions ( like $$'s ) >> >> is there by chance anybody who is operating OS9.1 and >> who has managed to get >> older version of

Re: Spam Newsletter

around 4/7/02 5:58 PM, Andrew Nielsen shared: > At 11:27 +0800 04/07/2002, Lara Hopkins wrote: >> ...if I want your >> product, I'll find you. I've never knowingly done business with a >> spammer or a cold caller, and never will. > > I'm with you all the way. > > I'll

Spam Newsletter

>From someone who works in the marketing (and e-marketing) industry: The respectful marketer will only use mailing list where people have "opted in", and they will not on sell the list without the targets' knowledge that the list will be on-sold. Most marketers will send one unsolicited email and

Re: Spam Newsletter

It's a good plan, but the "new generation" of spammers are increasingly using real people's email address (ie you, me and everyone else) as the return address. I seem to remember there was a thread about something similar some time ago. So what's worse than getting SPAM? Getting all the spam boun

Re: Spam Newsletter

At 18:35 +0800 04/07/2002, J. Richard M. wrote: It's a good plan, but the "new generation" of spammers are increasingly using real people's email address (ie you, me and everyone else) as the return address. Yes, but reporting the spam through SpamCop pays no attentio

Re: Microsoft Excel and MAC OS9.1

On Thu, 2002-07-04 at 17:50, Bob Howells wrote: > > > Onno Benschop wrote: > > This is for personal Senior Citizen use. Needs to interact with other > family members. > Obviously if I ran a business I would have the need and the dollars to > dash out to upgrade it all in one go. I understand yo

eBusiness and Communication Paper

Hi All: I recently wrote a 4 page report about WAMUG for my postgraduate eBusiness and Communication course. I interviewed Matthew for the report, and when I showed him the final version he suggested I make it available to those on the list who may be interested in it. It is called "In Breach: Br