On Sunday, May 23, 2004, at 10:41 PM, Brad Helden wrote:
Hi Rob,
I have told iPrimus of the problem and they informed me that 'for just
a few dollars more' they have a anti-virus system available that will
weed out those nasty virii.
Aint it nice to know they are so obliging to help.
Heh Brad , They seem to be saying it is time you changed your ISP.
I don't have any trouble over this way.
Cheers
Bob
Westnet offer a service for $10 a year that kills most spam but their
anti-virus service is free and excellent. Their ADSL prices are quite good
as well.
On 23/05/2004, at 11:41 PM, Doug Wilson wrote:
Heh Brad , They seem to be saying it is time you changed your ISP.
I don't have any trouble over this way.
Cheers
Bob
Westnet offer a service for $10 a year that kills most spam but their
anti-virus service is free and excellent. Their ADSL
Im with westnet and pay $20 per year for virus scanning.
I think you might be too.
Cheers
Paul
Possible, I don't actually handle the account myself.
Forwarded from Stephen Atherton (so reply to him, not me!):
I am running an event THIS Wednesday in Perth at ECU. It is an
update on Apple technologies as well as a semi literature review
of what folks are doing out there- heaps of case studies in tertiary
ed (K-12 folks may gain something
To Whomever can respond ! ?
Various requests have been floated on this mail list about
Subscriptions!
Never have I seen a response from the Treasurer !
Can we subscribe by Bank transfer and will i get an acknowldgement !
???
Thank you
Bob Howells
Dear WAMUG'ers,
I have been having some problems with Disk Warrior 3.0.1. I'm running OS X
10.3.3 on a G5 and I cannot seem to boot the machine from the Disk Warrior
CD at the first try. It will eventually boot, but only after 3 or more
tries.
Wonder if the quality of Disk Warrior is going
Hi all
Following all the discussion on the list I was keen to run the security
upgrade, but find it is only available for 10.2.8 or 10.3.3. Does this mean
that earlier versions of OSX are not vulnerable to this security problem, or
that Apple has not got its act together yet with an update for
Dear WAMUG'ers,
I have been having some problems with Disk Warrior 3.0.1. I'm running OS X
10.3.3 on a G5 and I cannot seem to boot the machine from the Disk Warrior
CD at the first try. It will eventually boot, but only after 3 or more
tries.
To quote my e-mail to the list from last Thursday:
On Mon, 2004-05-24 at 18:09, Robert Howells wrote:
http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/05/21/1085120110704.html?from=storylhs
Not always. My Win2k install on my home desktop is well into its second
year, alive and well. Of course, all I ever use it for is the odd game,
and I'm utterly paranoid
Hi all
Thanks to those who responded to my message about the curious internet
dropouts my Mac has been suffering lately. I have quite by accident
discovered that the problem seems to be caused by my Favourites being
corrupted - not sure why - or how to fix it. When I enter a URL manually it
For no reason that I can think of Apple Address
Book will not load. I have re-installed from a
back up copy of the programme (am using OSX.
10.3.3 Panther) - still will not load.
Any ideas?
--
Douglas Sheerer Director
(B.A. Art + Design, Post Grad Dip Fine Art, Master of Arts, Art - New
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on Mon, May 24, 2004 at 09:32:33PM +0800, Craig Ringer wrote:
I'm presently rebuilding that OSX box that decided that it didn't feel
like shutting down.
Just out of curiosity, does the BSD shutdown command work fine? Does
init identify in its output any processes
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