[4Sale] PowerMac G4 800DP

Hi All! I have for sale the following items. If you would like any more information on any of these items, or would like to purchase anything please feel free to contact me. PowerMac G4 Dual Processor 800 'QuickSilver' Dual Processors at 800MHz each Level2 Cache and 2MB Level3 Cache 1x 512MB

Microtek ScanSuite installing

I recall some problems with installing the Microtek Scaner software Is this still a problem with Mac OS9.1 (I need to install a Microtek Scaner for a client but am reluctant to do so until I find out). -- From Peter J Faulks Ba Soc Sci., FASSA., IAP Managing Director PIP Multimedia & Training

Re: 10.2 with tibook

At 5:45 PM +0800 13/8/02, Michael Campbell wrote: I've just picked up my tibook and there is an upgrade packet with 10.2 New machines have indeed started shipping with 10.2. New machines leaving the factory from today will apparently have it pre-installed. And it's very nice :-) -- NOTE: I

Re: Reading Backup

Peter It sounds like the Windoze machine is using Outlook's own RTF (rich text format). This causes a problem when received on a Mac - you get a winmail.dat file or a tnef/application file. If the attachment you have is called winmail.dat, go to version tracker and download a program called TNEFs

Reading Backup

Hi Here's a curley one (for us anyway) My brother sends me an email occasionally with a backup of FileMaker Pro (4.1) file. The last one he sent was while I was connected via a windoze machine. I duly kept it for further attention if required, and it was! I sent the file back to him via ema

Powerbooks/iBooks for sale

Hi All If anyone has a Powerbook or iBook for sale, please email me with specs and asking prices. We are looking to buy one, possibly two machines. Thanks Brett Bygrave ASCOT SIGN Co. Ph: (08) 9371 0077 Fax: (08) 9371 0778 Mob: 0417 912 808 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Web: www.ascotsignco.com.au

Re: V cards

On Wed, 2002-08-14 at 10:26, chesnutt wrote: > Hello List > > Can anyone who is familiar with OS X give me a quick (and simple) > explanation of what v Cards are, what they do, and how they do (or don't) > relate to Palm Desktop?? Google is your friend... http://www.google.com/search?q=vcard

Re: V cards

Hello List Can anyone who is familiar with OS X give me a quick (and simple) explanation of what v Cards are, what they do, and how they do (or don't) relate to Palm Desktop?? They're a way of exchanging people's addresses as a standard text file between things like Palm desktop and other appl

RE: 10.2 with tibook

Is iCAL et al on the disks? Or will they be downloads only? --- Richard Kay Perth, Western Australia -Original Message- From: Michael Campbell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, 14 August 2002 7:50 AM To: wamug@wamug.org.au Subject: Re: 10.2 with tibook I have the actual disks, n

V cards

Hello List Can anyone who is familiar with OS X give me a quick (and simple) explanation of what v Cards are, what they do, and how they do (or don't) relate to Palm Desktop?? Thanks, Bill Chesnutt

More OT: Apple being broken up by Justice Dept

http://www.satirewire.com http://www.satirewire.com/news/0111/microsoft_settlement.shtml CASE SETTLED: JUSTICE TO BREAK UP APPLE FOR TURNING MICROSOFT INTO MONOPOLY Alternative OS Maker Used Anti-Competitive Practices Against Itself Redmond, Wash. (SatireWire.com) - Microsoft and the U.S. Just

[OT] But Damn Funny

Hi guys, Everyone once in a while something really witty comes along. Thanks for the link Phil... -- Regards Matthew Healey WAMUG President [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.wamug.org.au

RE: Notebooks for teachers program...

Indeed. From my previous experience working at UWA on labs fll of Acer machines, if you're ever thinking of moving over to the dark side, stay away from Acer, or "dodgy Acer" as I like to term them. :) Heaps of returns, heapsof problems. Now that I'm using genuine IBMs here at work, I can say t

Notebooks for teachers program...

Hi every1, Here in Victoria we've had the notebooks for teachers program for four years or so. I availed myself of the iBook option (mine has DVD and CD-R capability - it has a built-in CD burner as well)...and I've never looked back! The PC option was originally an ACER machine. Boy, did they