Try Mirage Photographic Laboratory, 86 Hay Street, Subiaco, Tel 9388 9333.
I have used them a few times and they actually have a print done on canvas
in the reception area. Regards, Rick
Despite being apalled by those prices, I'm still considering getting
GPRS service for my new work phone, which is with Telstra (I have no
choice). After all, IM and email won't be _too_ bad (10 - 15c/message
for email if I'm careful, and I use IMAP so I can be selective), and the
main purpose woul
Pardon my ignorance on this one, but looking for a kickstart on the basics.
I have a Powerbook running OS X 10.3.4, iSight, and iChat 2.1. I was under
the impression that you could make free voice calls, but is that only if
there's a computer user at the other end, ie. with microphone and relevan
Looking to print up some of my photos for hanging at home. I've seen
people print out photos on a canvas-like material which gets stretched
over a frame etc. Anyone have suggestions on a good company/prices?
Adam
On Sun, 2004-06-13 at 12:09, Kathy Quinlan wrote:
> If all you want to do is check your email and chat on IM, but are not
> worried about downloading large files, you may be better of using the
> QRPS network through a mobile phone and laptop. QRPS is not time charged
> (last time I looked) but
At 22:08 +0800 12/06/2004, Edward Arrowsmith wrote:
Does this mean you can just take your PowerBook to a cafe and an go
online at no expense?
That you can walk in to a hotel and go online without plugging in to
anything?
At the end of the day _someone_ still has to pay for the Internet
connect
Edward Arrowsmith wrote:
According to the Apple web site:
"Now built into every configuration of the new PowerBook G4 family:
fast AirPort Extreme technology. Based on the 802.11g standard,
AirPort Extreme delivers — at 54Mbps — the fastest wireless
connection available. And with thousands of wi
Here is a list of 11 Wi-Fi hotspots in Western Australia:
http://www.jiwire.com/browse-hotspot-australia-au-western-australia-
-2011.htm
Anyone else know any others or can post a link that lists them (other
than the above)?
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Richard Kay
Fremantle
Western Australia
Still sniffin around ... can't help myself! ;-)
Here are the Telstra Wi-Fi hot spots across Australia (including WA):
http://www.telstra.com.au/wirelesshotspots/locations.htm
Access instructions:
http://www.telstra.com.au/wirelesshotspots/access.htm
And ... GULP! ... expensive pricing plans:
Pardon my ignorance on this one, but looking for a kickstart on the basics.
I have a Powerbook running OS X 10.3.4, iSight, and iChat 2.1. I was under
the impression that you could make free voice calls, but is that only if
there¹s a computer user at the other end, ie. with microphone and relevant
On Sat, 2004-06-12 at 22:08, Edward Arrowsmith wrote:
> Does this mean you can just take your PowerBook to a cafe and an go
> online at no expense?
> That you can walk in to a hotel and go online without plugging in to
> anything?
There are some paid hotspots, with a variety of schemes includin
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