--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Matthew Healey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
interesting that people are having so many problems with the D-Link
> router. My personal experience is with an Alcatel Speed Touch Home.
The Dlink-300, out of the box, is exactly the same as the Alcatel
Speedtouch Home. ie, its
This is from Dr Mac - Bob LeVitas at OS X News, Forums, Tutorials,
Tips, Hints, Dr. Mac & FAQ's
http://www.OSXFAQ.com
A dozen ways to eject or unmount a recalcitrant CD or
DVD...
By Bob LeVitus
It seems there are more and more people reporting problems getting discs
to
pop out of some optic
On 12/8/02 7:47 PM, "trevstalee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The Dlink DSL-300 modem and Netgear router are very
> common items, and if there are any problems with them,
> even if it is just with iiNets "custom" firmware on
> the Dlink, then I, and probably a few other techs out
> there, would be
Hi All
After a bit of re-arranging around here I have for sale the following machine.
PowerMac PPC 7300/180
180MHz
32MB RAM (8 RAM slots in total to fill)
2GB Hard Drive
CD-ROM
Keyboard and Mouse
This machine is still is good condition, and runs well.
Asking price is $300
I also have a Rio500
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Shay Telfer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >(Yes I know about arp tables, but let us not confuse people who
don't.)
>
> Except that then you did :)
Agreed totally. Why the discussion of arp tables was raised on this
list boggles my mind.
> Personally I'd just plug the r
We can just refer to it as Steve Jobs did in the MWNY keynote - Jagwire
on 12/8/02 4:23 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> This interesting tid bit from the MacNN.com site.
>
> Best wishes
>
> Edward
>
> 'Jaguar' name cannot be used in Australia
> A MacNN reader notes why the
On Monday, August 12, 2002, at 04:23 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 'Jaguar' name cannot be used in Australia
> A MacNN reader notes why the Mac OS X 'Jaguar' name cannot be used in
> Australia. "This has to do with Ford Motor Company's intellectual
> property
> of the name 'Jaguar'. Apparently
On 12/8/02 2:58 PM, "Peter Bull" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Gulp! Macs with Intel processors???
This story is to be taken with a huge grain of salt. Why?
The analyst that originally broke the story has shares in Intel. Also, it
would be quite damaging for Apple because of the many years of Int
This interesting tid bit from the MacNN.com site.
Best wishes
Edward
'Jaguar' name cannot be used in Australia
A MacNN reader notes why the Mac OS X 'Jaguar' name cannot be used in
Australia. "This has to do with Ford Motor Company's intellectual property
of the name 'Jaguar'. Apparently there
On Monday, August 12, 2002, at 10:46 AM, dudleygager wrote:
> Some time ago I read that Apple had hired a BSD guru to work
> on OSX and that in particular speed.
> Since then I haven't heard anything about speed increases.
> Does anyone know whether 10.2 is going to be faster?
>
>
Check out the
This interesting tid bit from the MacNN.com site.
Best wishes
Edward
'Jaguar' name cannot be used in Australia
A MacNN reader notes why the Mac OS X 'Jaguar' name cannot be used in
Australia. "This has to do with Ford Motor Company's intellectual property
of the name 'Jaguar'. Apparently there
Gulp! Macs with Intel processors???
http://www.zdnet.com/anchordesk/stories/story/0,10738,2876696,00.html
If you can get someone to assist with the download/copying to
floppy disk side, this page has dozens of Mac Freeware games
& activities sorted by age, including lots for Beginners, 2-4 years,
4-8 years etc:
http://www.kidsdomain.com/down/mac/_agefreeware-index.html
If you explore the site, you'
These web sites might be of help.
www.macdownloads.com.au
Full of mac shareware, domain and freeware software applications and games.
This web site will lead you to others I also have a few CD's at home with a
lot of old software (shareware, freeware and domainware) that I could email
to you if
We have acquired an old Mac powerbook100 (equivalent to the LC7) and would
like to load it with games suitable for our pre school/lower primary
grandchildren. The dealers haven't been interested in helping. If I download
to my iMac I can't get it off to a floppy!!
Has anyone got anything they coul
Mac OS X 10.1.5 is currently not something I'd like to be using on a
rev A iMac. I would not expect Jaguar to be particularly well-suited
to it either. Basically it's, what, 4 or more years old already?
At 03:20 + 12/08/2002, dudleygager wrote:
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "dudleygager" <[EMA
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "dudleygager" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does anyone know whether 10.2 is going to be faster?
Any chance of 10.2 being reasonably usable on a Rev A iMac?
Seems a bit tough to have to "write off" an iMac as far as OSX is
concerned.
On 12/8/02 10:46 AM, "dudleygager" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Some time ago I read that Apple had hired a BSD guru to work
> on OSX and that in particular speed.
> Since then I haven't heard anything about speed increases.
> Does anyone know whether 10.2 is going to be faster?
It all depends on
Some time ago I read that Apple had hired a BSD guru to work
on OSX and that in particular speed.
Since then I haven't heard anything about speed increases.
Does anyone know whether 10.2 is going to be faster?
It's called Jaguar (or Jagwire or Shagwire if you prefer :), so of
course it'll be fa
Some time ago I read that Apple had hired a BSD guru to work
on OSX and that in particular speed.
Since then I haven't heard anything about speed increases.
Does anyone know whether 10.2 is going to be faster?
Kent
I cannot but agree
If Apple aren't careful they will lose the goodwill of their committed band of
'evangalists'
Mike Moore
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On Sun, 2002-08-11 at 13:03, Diana & Graham Stevens wrote:
Another warning don't buy a NetGear Router to go with the DSL-300
modem, they use the same IP address and won't talk to each other.
Without wanting to contradict you, may I observe that in 99.99% of cases
the IP number is not fixed - si
On Sun, 2002-08-11 at 16:54, Diana & Graham Stevens wrote:
> >On Sun, 2002-08-11 at 13:03, Diana & Graham Stevens wrote:
> >> Another warning don't buy a NetGear Router to go with the DSL-300
> >> modem, they use the same IP address and won't talk to each other.
> >
> And Onno wrote:
> >Without wan
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