Hi,
Just reread my last email and the last part did not come out right. What I
meant is that they are a stationery store and not an apple store. I would
have no right to expect the wonderful technical information that this list
could provide from them.
Sorry the excitement of seeing David Bowie t
Dear WAMUGers,
I am having a small problem when using a Belkin USB 2.0 hub in that when the
computer is turned on, any device (currently a ZIP 100) connected to the hub
does not seem to be recognised. It even looks like the hub itself is not
recognised as System Profiler does not show the hub unle
On 28/02/2004, at 8:37 AM, Bart Raffaele wrote:
Hi all
I'm having problems with my iMac Bondi , When i turn it on the old
favorite folder comes on and flashes with the question mark and stays
on.
I haven't seen this problem since the days of my SE/30, Meaning i
might have a serious problem
On 28/02/2004, at 10:15 AM, Matthew Healey wrote:
There is one thing about that raffle, and that is that it will be held
on the April meeting. The reason for this is that our members site
wont be finished for about 2 weeks.
There will be a raffle though... and we do have some cool prizes.
-
Purchased this unit at the Apple Centre Cannington closing down sale!
Was the top of the line G4 at its time of release
G4 500 (AGP)
DVD RAM drive (Cartridge type)
10 Gig HDD
256 MB RAM
Zip 100
DVI & VGA video output ports
Original OS9 system disks
Original keyboard & puck mouse
Manual
Original
On 29/02/2004, at 1:31 PM, aurora wrote:
Hi,
The Office works catalogue has an Iomega Predator 3 CD-RW USB external
drive
for sale. I like the looks of it but am unable to determine if it will
run
with my machine.
Can you please help? I have a G3 powerbook 333MHz (bronze keyboard)
with 32
While the whole "clueless" staff thing is a reality, the really nice
thing about Officeworks is that you can buy it, try it, and if it
doesn't work you are entitled to a full refund - all you need to say
was that it was "unsuitable".
That being said, you might just want to go and buy a LaCIe U
Thanks to those wamuggers who provided pointers - am now up and running
with a Netgear FVS318 Router/Firewall running Panther on a network of 3
macs and 2 ethernet printers.
Whirlpool was not quite up to date as the Netgear routers they
recommend are no longer available. But a very helpful bod
Hi All,
I am looking to connect a printer from a USB port to a Printer Parallel
Jack.
Sometimes called Parallel to USB adaptor.
Is there anybody with such a thing surplus to requirements ?
TIA
Bob
Dudley and muggers
I have found the same, having been connected to cable since last monday
arvo. What a HUGE difference. The only thing I did when telstra rang to
confirm the booking on the saturday, was to tell them I was using a mac
with 10.3 installed. The techie who came out, was reasonabl
On Mon, 2004-03-01 at 15:28, dgager wrote:
> It seems to me that a lot of the angst about BigPond cable on
> macscould be just ancient history. I really couldn't have found it
> morestraightforward.
It's not so much the difficulty - or lack thereof - of setup, as what
happens when, 3 months into
At 3:28 PM 1/3/04, dgager eloquently proclaimed...
It seems to me that a lot of the angst about BigPond cable on macs
could be just ancient history. I really couldn't have found it more
straightforward.
I thoroughly agree! Unfortunately there are some people who had bad
experiences
On Mon, 2004-03-01 at 19:36, Bob Jackson wrote:
> I thoroughly agree! Unfortunately there are some people who had bad
> experiences in the past and continue to recount them without
> appreciating that the current situation is totally different.
Is it? Do their ToS now guarantee that they won't
I think that your views will never change no matter what Telstra
does. Your previous comment says it all -
At 7:05 PM 1/3/04, Craig Ringer wrote:
Then again, I'm a /really/ bitter ex-Bigpond Cable customer.
Bob
At 7:48 PM 1/3/04, Craig Ringer eloquently proclaimed...
On Mon, 2004-0
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
on Mon, Mar 01, 2004 at 07:59:17PM +0800, Bob Jackson wrote:
> I think that your views will never change no matter what Telstra
> does. Your previous comment says it all -
> At 7:05 PM 1/3/04, Craig Ringer wrote:
> >Then again, I'm a /really/ bitter ex-Bigpond Cable
On Mon, 2004-03-01 at 19:59, Bob Jackson wrote:
> I think that your views will never change no matter what Telstra
> does. Your previous comment says it all -
> At 7:05 PM 1/3/04, Craig Ringer wrote:
> >Then again, I'm a /really/ bitter ex-Bigpond Cable customer.
This is true - and I thought it o
Actually, I should provide a quick reference to back up a few of my
points here:
> If Telstra:
> - Ceases trying to rip off it's customers with "low cost" plans
> that have low caps and per-megabyte charges
> ( not just the current batch, which are even worse -
>
I think that it would be fair to everybody on this list if we just
agreed to disagree and leave it at that. However before ending this
thread may I say that, as a lawyer, I have never had any problems
with the contracts or contractual changes made by Telstra. I have
never worked in a computer
The cheap cable contract now offered allows a download of 500mb per month.
Can someone give me an example of the number of emails I could download or
web pages it is possible to visit for 500mb?
The following software is gathering dust and I would like to give it
free to a Mac user senior citizen -
*Mac OSX 10.2 (Jaguar)
*Toast 5 (Titanium)
*DiskWarrior 2.1
I live in Leeming.
Bob
On Mon, 2004-03-01 at 20:55, John Daniels wrote:
> The cheap cable contract now offered allows a download of 500mb per month.
> Can someone give me an example of the number of emails I could download or
> web pages it is possible to visit for 500mb?
According to
http://www.bigpond.com/internet-pl
On 01/03/2004, at 8:55 PM, John Daniels wrote:
The cheap cable contract now offered allows a download of 500mb per
month.
Can someone give me an example of the number of emails I could
download or
web pages it is possible to visit for 500mb?
Why bother with broadband if this is all you are
> According to them, you could download 5000 emails and view 7000 web
> pages on 500mb. I challenge anybody on a 500mb plan to try it, and tell
> me what their bill is next month. No, I won't pay the extra!
I forgot to note: nobody on a 500mb plan is likely to actually have
usage anywhere near thi
Hello everybody,
I know that we have left this a bit late, however better late than
never.
TNet.com.au will of course be providing a CD again at the next meeting
and we wanted to know what to put on the CD, and how many people would
like a copy at the meeting.
Any suggestions would be grea
>>
>> You can find hundreds of emulators you can run on the mac from amigas to zx
>> spectrums. Although getting the game roms is another thing.
>>
>
> in the words of the Bard:
>
> "There's the rub"
>
> I wish I could resurect my old 7300 hard disk that had hundreds of
> ROMS on it .. free G
Ehem... Somewhere around the place i have 6 CDs full of Mame ROMs.
There's also a DVD distribution floating around somewhere but I'd saw
that distributing would be errrm... unwise.
Adam
On 01/03/2004, at 11:46 PM, Rob Findlay wrote:
You can find hundreds of emulators you can run on the ma
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