Ok thanks.
That makes a lot of sense considering my friend hasn't signed up for an
account with them.
I never would have thought that the problem would occur for people who
are logged in and not for people who aren't.
I'll send another Email to the admin. Looks like they have a bit of
work t
Virtual memory seems to generate a series of swapfiles in var/vm which
are never released except with a reboot. They are in succession 32MB,
64MB..1GB etc with my disk space correspondingly dwindling. They
belong to the system and are padlocked. How do I find the culprit and
is ther
> I understand this -- I am a "guest". Perhaps you are logged in but
> don't have permissions to view the information. That is, perhaps the
> error message is accurate and should be taken at face value? Perhaps
> your friend was logged in a different user with different permissions?
Actually, I j
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
on Fri, Apr 16, 2004 at 08:32:38PM +0800, Dark Servant wrote:
> Yes I'm still getting the problem.
[...]
> >>>The error returned was:
> >>>
> >>>Sorry, but you do not have permission to use this feature. If you
> >>>are not logged in, you may do so using the form belo
Yes I'm still getting the problem. I guess I could reset my cookies
but then that wouldn't explain why it occurred IE also because I only
recently checked in IE. I have the mac firewall turned on. I don't
think this would cause a problem like this but I'm not entirely sure.
Just a question of
Clicking on the names to bring up member details seems to work in Safari
1.2.1 and IE 5.2.3, and Opera and iCab even.
It might have been a server-side error that has been fixed -- are you
still getting the error message?
Ryan
> I forgot to mention that the problem occurs in both Safari 1.0.2 and
I forgot to mention that the problem occurs in both Safari 1.0.2 and IE
5.2.2.
I'm unable to view member details on the Curtin Guild forum using my
G4-400 computer running Mac OS 10.2.8.
Upon trying to do so I get the message
ge
Sorry, an error occurred. If you are unsure on how to use a featu
I'm unable to view member details on the Curtin Guild forum using my
G4-400 computer running Mac OS 10.2.8.
Upon trying to do so I get the message
ge
Sorry, an error occurred. If you are unsure on how to use a feature, or
don't know why you got this error message, try looking through the help
f
Ok I tried running disk first aid under the disk utility but it
couldn't detect any problems and the repair disk function didn't result
in the problem being solved. I somehow managed to get a couple of the
files to duplicate and the duplicated versions don't cause any trouble
for me at all. I
what format did you burn it as ??
On 16 Apr 2004, at 3:23 PM, Shay Telfer wrote:
A CD burnt on my eMac using Toast Titanium cannot usually be read by
on an iMac. The disc either tells me it is a DOS disc or wont do
anything except spin crazily.
Will 'Joliet Reader' installed on the iMac(s)
A CD burnt on my eMac using Toast Titanium cannot usually be read
by on an iMac. The disc either tells me it is a DOS disc or wont
do anything except spin crazily.
Will 'Joliet Reader' installed on the iMac(s) fix this problem?
Is it a CD-R or a CD-RW?
What model of iMac is it?
CD-RW are
A CD burnt on my eMac using Toast Titanium cannot usually be read by
on an iMac. The disc either tells me it is a DOS disc or wont do
anything except spin crazily.
Will 'Joliet Reader' installed on the iMac(s) fix this problem?
TIA
Kevin
yep I have had about 15 of them ranging from (here are the
pictures,samples,catalogue and such you asked for)
but my virus app always kills it so I dont worry about it
On 16 Apr 2004, at 6:36 AM, Onno Benschop wrote:
On Fri, 2004-04-16 at 08:23, David de la Hunty wrote:
J
"Unable to open, choo
On 16/04/2004, at 12:49 PM, Neil Houghton wrote:
Hi Ronda,
No, I hadn't tried actually registering, but I've just had a look at
the
source code for the pages. I'm no HTML expert but I think I see what's
happening. The way I see it, the site uses relative references rather
than
absolute but
I think you'll find the "reasoning" of this issue, is that on a PC you can
access your local file system via a browser window. ie. D:\TEMP = local
drive D:, the \ is the PC folder separator and then folder TEMP.
So, on IE it determines that the http: request is the "Internet" and
therefore forc
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
on Fri, Apr 16, 2004 at 12:49:58PM +0800, Neil Houghton wrote:
> The way I see it, the site uses relative references rather than
> absolute but sets the base reference for the page(s) using the following
> line in the header:
>
> http://www.schoolfriends.com/uk\";>
>
Hi Ronda,
No, I hadn't tried actually registering, but I've just had a look at the
source code for the pages. I'm no HTML expert but I think I see what's
happening. The way I see it, the site uses relative references rather than
absolute but sets the base reference for the page(s) using the follow
I use Apple Mail with my ozmac account.
Wendy
On 15/04/2004, at 9:21 PM, Paul Troester wrote:
I originally was subscribed to the list with addy #1, and then
because of the increasing level of spam that I was receiving. I
decided to switch my subscription to my osmac addi. But because I
fou
On 15/04/2004, at 9:21 PM, Paul Troester wrote:
To every one who responded to "The mystery continues.", thank you
very much.
It certainly was an education. But I think that Matt may have hit the
nail on the head.
I originally was subscribed to the list with addy #1, and then because
of th
On 15 Apr 2004, at 8:55 PM, Wendy Austin & Thomas Oswin wrote:
Apologies for the off topic post but I do know there are some
photographers out there who might be able to help with this question.
I am upgrading my digital camera to the Nikon D70 Digital SLR and is
uses compact flash cards o
On 16/4/04 2:14 AM, "Brett Carboni" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> It's funny - whenever I hear people talking about macs and "superdrives"
>> I find myself thinking 'why on earth would Apple put a 1.44mb 3 1/2"
>> floppy disk drive in a (G5|emac|imac|ibook)?'.
>
> Showing your age there Craig :-)
On Fri, 2004-04-16 at 08:23, David de la Hunty wrote:
> Just received this one - since it was a Westnet address and was
> apparently .txt, I tried to open it out of curiosity... then got the
> message,
>
> "Unable to open, choose application to open
> document04.txt
Just received this one - since it was a Westnet address and was
apparently .txt, I tried to open it out of curiosity... then got the
message,
"Unable to open, choose application to open
document04.txt
.pif"
watch out for the "..
> It's funny - whenever I hear people talking about macs and "superdrives"
> I find myself thinking 'why on earth would Apple put a 1.44mb 3 1/2"
> floppy disk drive in a (G5|emac|imac|ibook)?'.
Showing your age there Craig :-) (But, yes, it gets me as well).
BTW, does anyone know of anybody runn
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