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List members might be interested in a two page article in The Australian's
IT Alive section today. (Tuesday) It compares Plasma, LCD and Cathode
ray tube (CRT) screens. There is a brief technical description of how they
work. I was surprised to learn of some of the shortcomings of Plasma and
FYI
found this which may be of interest
http://www.lowendmac.com/misc/05/0126.html
I followed the instructions below and managed to make a bootable
panther - OS 10.3 disk
from my Panther on a mirror door G4
--
Gary Dorn
Architect
Perth, Australia
Hi all
What an exciting couple of weeks its been for Apple. Lots of great new
hardware and awesome new software. iPhoto 5 rocks!
So how about the ultimate chance to experience it.
This Saturday, your local AppleCentre will be hosting an iDay. Lots of
great in-store demos of iLife 05 and
On Mon, 2005-01-31 at 16:19 +0800, Mark Secker wrote:
sorry this screams gadget gimmick - so long as there is sufficient
airflow any decent laptop stand should not need additional cooling
and simply moves the fan noise from inside the case to outside the
case.
Any well designed laptop
Hi .I wonder if anyone has some ideas on the best ways of extending the
life of a powerbook g4 1ghz 12.1in .I am contemplating the usual ram
upgrade of 512...can I add more ..eg up to 1gig $ cheaply.What other
future proofing could I do...I use it for some dreamweaver
work,internet study and
free bondi imac case (there is a dead imac inside it still:)
pick leederville
call or email
0438 448 057
-geoff
Hi all
I'm looking for a budget, upgradable g3 or g4 tower for a friend, modest
specs are all that is required.
Thanks in advance
Paul
the imac is gone !
the dead imac (original bondi)
has a dodgey power supply supply so it doesnt power on.
no ram, no hard disk, and broken cd tray.
free bondi imac case (there is a dead imac inside it still:)
pick leederville
call or email
0438 448 057
-geoff
-- The WA Macintosh User Group
Personally I have an older Toshiba that, under Linux, has nice manual
fan and power control, so I can run it in slower-and-silent mode even on
mains. I'd actually be very interested in knowing if the mac laptops
have this (and if you can manually turn the fan on if you wish to keep
the laptop
On Tue, 2005-02-01 at 12:32 +0800, Shay Telfer wrote:
Personally I have an older Toshiba that, under Linux, has nice manual
fan and power control, so I can run it in slower-and-silent mode even on
mains. I'd actually be very interested in knowing if the mac laptops
have this (and if you can
Hi People,
If you want to find your Memory . nooo Daniel, not 'My Memory'! ,
but what memory my Computer requires!
http://www.smalldog.com/memory/index.html
With links to Apple for Installation Instructions.
Cheers,
Ronni
When Microsoft asks you, Where do you want to go today? Tell them,
Cannot get normal broadband services on the Eastern side of Sawyers
Valley, and the prospects in the near future appear bleak. Am about to
invest in a 256/64 kbps satellite set-up under the Higher Bandwidth
Incentive Scheme. eSat, based in Hobart, is the registered supplier.
I would be grateful
How to sell an apple iBook in one easy lesson :-
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Hi wamuggers
I have a password protected site on a linux server which uses .htaccess and
.htpasswd files - only problem is when I log into the site with fetch I
can't see them - any clues how I can make them accessible?
g4 PB running 10.3.6 fetch 4.0.3
Ta
john
On Tue, 2005-02-01 at 16:52 +0800, John Reed wrote:
Hi wamuggers
I have a password protected site on a linux server which uses .htaccess and
.htpasswd files - only problem is when I log into the site with fetch I
can't see them - any clues how I can make them accessible?
It's quite likely
John
I use Interarchy as my FTP client and it has an option to switch to
viewing .files in the preferences, I can also view the contents and
edit the files using the BBEdit tools without downloading the file.
As I have the Fetch program I thought I would see if I was able to
see any .files, but
Vladimir James wrote:
Cannot get normal broadband services on the Eastern side of Sawyers
Valley, and the prospects in the near future appear bleak. Am about to
invest in a 256/64 kbps satellite set-up under the Higher Bandwidth
Incentive Scheme. eSat, based in Hobart, is the registered
Comments from my brother who is on satellite.
its not as good as broadband but better than dialup, you come in via
satellite anywhere from 300kps to 1000 and go out via land line(depends were
you are) in my case about 32kps average, monthly $50.00 deal all
inclusive,$350.00 for the dish (old
on 1/2/05 4:46 PM, Robert Howells at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How to sell an apple iBook in one easy lesson :-
http://racelegends.typepad.com/
Hi Robert,
Many thanks for this link. I'm of the 'vintage' who in my youth admired Sir
Stirling Moss greatly, he was a hero. And now to find
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