connecting to curtin network

My daughter has an ibook (my suggestion) and loves it. Runs quite happily on LAN at her house with other (windows) laptops and pcs. She was told she can' t connect to the wireless network in the library at Curtin because they don't support macs Is this true? If so, I obviously gave her the

RE: connecting to curtin network

Not at the moment but moves are afoot to change this is the near future as I understand it. As a mac user at Curtin I am looking forward to this too. I am sure someone on this list will advise when things change. Duncan -Original Message- From: WAMUG Mailing List [mailto:[EMAIL

Re: connecting to curtin network

I wonder what it would take to set up. At Murdoch they have software for Mac and PC available for download. Is it just software on the Mac? 'Cos with any other network, they don't need to do anything at all to make it Mac compatible, in my experience. On 16/2/05 7:17 AM, Duncan Hardman [EMAIL

Re: Crossword helper ...

On 15/02/2005, at 10:40 PM, Peder Kristensen wrote: Hi All, For all crossword enthusiast, or cheaters, try this little gem that I picked up from the latest issue of Inside Mac Radio. ... On your system, 10.2 and greater I think, you have a Webster dictionary that you access via the the

Re: connecting to curtin network

From: Roger and Rosemary Horton [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: 16 February 2005 9:02:14 AM To: WAMUG Mailing List wamug@wamug.org.au Subject: connecting to curtin network ... She was told she can't connect to the wireless network in the library at Curtin because they don't support macs Is this

Is this is iTMS roadblock we having been waiting for to clear?

http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2005/02/14/ 1108229927903.html?oneclick=true Fingers crossed this goes through and iTMS can *finally* open up shop here in Australia! And I can stop breaking the law when I tape the West Wing, as it is on at such a stupid time of the night :-) Seeya Rod!

Criptic Clues

Thank you My 91 yo mother in care, but criptic capable, will be most grateful for your assistance Regards Tony Wilson On 15/02/2005, at 10:40 PM, Peder Kristensen wrote: Hi All, For all crossword enthusiast, or cheaters, try this little gem that I picked up from the latest issue of

Re: Is this is iTMS roadblock we having been waiting for to clear?

http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2005/02/14/1108229927903.html?oneclick=true Fingers crossed this goes through and iTMS can *finally* open up shop here in Australia! And I can stop breaking the law when I tape the West Wing, as it is on at such a stupid time of the night :-) Or indeed, not at

Re: iPod battery life?

I am wondering if my iPod will play for the whole of a flight to Europe. Model M9282H. Using earphones with low volume. If not, any hints about extending the battery to the max on a plane? Catch the 3am flight. Stay up all night packing beforehand. Have a GnT or two when you get on the plane

FOR SALE: Media 100 Editing Suite

Hi all. I have a Media 100 suite here up for grabs! --- Dual 867 MHz PowerPC Mirrored Drive Door G4 768mb DDR RAM 1x40GB + 3x70GB hard drives Dual 17 CRT monitors nVidia GeForce4 MX Mac OSX 10.2.8 Jaguar --- Media 100 i/xs card rev4 + external break-out box + USB security dongle Supports PAL

Re: connecting to curtin network

Martin Hill wrote: Up till now all wireless users have had to use a proprietary Cisco wireless card to connect to the Curtin WLAN because of the security problems with plain vanilla WEP (the default encryption standard in wireless ethernet 802.11). Ironic given the new cosiness between

Domain Registrars Info

Was just having a look up .au registrars and came across a website listing a pile of retailers and resellers and their respective prices. www.whatsinaname.com.au So it has a good list for those people asking just a while back. ohh and yeah Melbourne IT is on the top in terms of price (not in

Re: Monitor to use on G3 300mhz

Hi everyone, Thanks to Rod I have a great G3 300mhz tower for my wifes dance studio. I need to connect a monitor to it. I'd like to get a flat screen and only need a 15 or 17 but don't know whether I can successfully do it. Either that or if someones got an old crt to sell that'll do. I

Re: testing - Thanks Now Tested

thanks Robert. ( I did reply to previous sender, hopefully correctly ! ) On 15/02/2005, at 10:41 PM, Robert Howells wrote: as requested On 15/02/2005, at 10:24 PM, bill cole wrote: Hi, I've been trying to send an email to the mailing list, but kept getting the Mailer-Daemon unable to

Internet Banking and OS 10.3.8

Hi! I noticed this morning when accessing ANZ internet banking with Safari that after clicking on 'Internet Banking Log On' from the ANZ homepage that the Log In window has nothing in it, i.e. nowhere to put in my username or password; it's simply become a blank box. I can log in fine with

Re: Internet Banking and OS 10.3.8

On 16/02/2005, at 12:06 PM, Michael Schmidt wrote: I noticed this morning when accessing ANZ internet banking with Safari that after clicking on 'Internet Banking Log On' from the ANZ homepage that the Log In window has nothing in it, i.e. nowhere to put in my username or password; it's simply

Re: Monitor to use on G3 300mhz

most (all?) of the cheap/mid range LCD monitors have SVGA plugs (infact some of the dirt cheap LCDs we have been buying here ONLY have SVGA) so they should work with the G3 which, . I think the second release G4 towers (Sawtooth) being the first with AGP and having the optional Pro version

Re: Monitor to use on G3 300mhz

most (all?) of the cheap/mid range LCD monitors have SVGA plugs (infact some of the dirt cheap LCDs we have been buying here ONLY have SVGA) so they should work with the G3 which ... insert have a SVGA connector my bad -- ~ Mark Secker Computer Support Officer ph#6488 1855 (ECEL)

Re: Internet Banking and OS 10.3.8

Greetings All Michael, I have the same problem with Safari using 10.3.8, it has always worked before. Works okay with Firefox. Wendy On 16/02/05 08:06, Michael Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi! I noticed this morning when accessing ANZ internet banking with Safari that after

Re: Internet Banking and OS 10.3.8

Thanks Steve, yes that works. Firefox accesses this site much faster than Safari. Wendy On 16/02/05 08:21, Steve Woods [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Michael, Try turning off Block Pop-up Windows in Safari. (I've just tried this and had the same issue you had until I turned off this

Internet Banking and OS 10.3.8

Thanks people for letting me know that I am not alone with my issue! Have a good one! Michael  Matthew Healey wrote: On 15/02/2005, at 10:14 AM, Adam Yap wrote: I have zillions of things in my Open with contextual menu in finder. It's slow and huge. Does anyone know how to clean these

OS X on Small Hard Drive

Just wondering if it's possible to install OS X on a 2GB hard drive. Thanks Ruben A. Franke

Re: OS X on Small Hard Drive

Just wondering if it's possible to install OS X on a 2GB hard drive. Thanks Ruben A. Franke Well, you can create an OS X boot CD, so you should be able to fit it into 2Gb. Depends what you want to do with it really... Have fun, Shay -- === Shay Telfer

Re: Internet Banking and OS 10.3.8

I have never been able to trust Safari to work for Bank transfers etc. I keep my Internet Explorer for only one purpose.. banking. It works with BankWest (yuk), United Credit Union (great) and Virgin Credit at least. Lloyd Thanks people for letting me know that I am not alone with my issue!

Re: Internet Banking and OS 10.3.8

On 16/02/2005, at 3:02 PM, Lloyd White wrote: I have never been able to trust Safari to work for Bank transfers etc. I keep my Internet Explorer for only one purpose.. banking. It works with BankWest (yuk), United Credit Union (great) and Virgin Credit at least. Lloyd Hmmm ! I regularly

Re: OS X on Small Hard Drive

On 16/02/2005, at 2:56 PM, Shay Telfer wrote: Just wondering if it's possible to install OS X on a 2GB hard drive. Thanks Ruben A. Franke Well, you can create an OS X boot CD, so you should be able to fit it into 2Gb. Depends what you want to do with it really... Have fun, Shay You

iPod mini cheap at Myers

Hey all For those who aren't aware, Myers are once again selling iPod mini's for $299.00 ($100 off the rrp) Of course I grabbed one this morning Be early or be pink! Stewart

Banking

I use Safari for Westpac, BankWest and National and all seem to work fine. However, like Bob Howells I do not do anything fancy but I have had no troubles with viewing accounts, inbank transfers, PayAnyone and BPay. Maybe I have been lucky! Severin Crisp

Re: Banking

Hi WAMUGgers On 16 Feb 2005, at 4:21pm, Severin Crisp wrote: I use Safari for Westpac, BankWest and National and all seem to work fine. However, like Bob Howells I do not do anything fancy but I have had no troubles with viewing accounts, inbank transfers, PayAnyone and BPay. Maybe I have

Re: OS X on Small Hard Drive

Thanks Shay and Robert for your replies. I'm looking at setting it up for browsing and mail really. iCal and maybe a small amount of iTunes songs would be good but I think that's pushing it a little. I'd be using 10.2 with it. I'm also considering buying a single processor G5 and setting up

Re: Internet Banking and OS 10.3.8

yes but then i think tou only have about 500mg left? On 16 Feb 2005, at 3:02 PM, Lloyd White wrote: I have never been able to trust Safari to work for Bank transfers etc. I keep my Internet Explorer for only one purpose.. banking. It works with BankWest (yuk), United Credit Union (great) and

Re: bluetooth phones and macs - some success

Hi Sue and others The saga continues, but with some positive and unexpected results. I got the sony ericsson k700 to work first time, quickly and without a hitch. Isync saw the phone and I could sync the contacts and ical without any probsexcept that this happened on a 12 powerbook, not

cdma phones and Mac iBook

Can anyone advise me about a cdma phone which will allow data transfer to a mac please Mac Malcolm McCallum [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

AVI to MPG

I have some files that are AVI and I would like to transfer them to Quicktime MPG. What is the surest way to transfer them tom samson

G5 RAM

In my last mail that kinda went a little off on a tangent I was complaining about Apple only doing RAM in double chips. After a little more research I now realise that RAM needs to be set up in doubles. It does seem a little bit more expensive than the RAM from Zytech but now I look at it it

Safari vs Firefox, etc

Having started a mini conflab re above and the slowness of Safari opening Comm Bank share fortolio and banking details, etc., I installed Firefox and the associated email program Thunderbird. Both worked flawlessly and rapidly on my G4 400 PB Have just loaded 10.3.8 Safari and Mail match the

Re: Safari vs Firefox, etc

I am using 10.3.8 and have been comparing Safari with Firefox for some time now and Firefox is consistently faster than Safari. I also find that often Safari will not open pages when I have five or more waiting to open but Firefox will open them with no problems. Wendy Austin On 16/02/05

Re: AVI to MPG

Hi Tom On 16 Feb 2005, at 6:42pm, tom samson wrote: I have some files that are AVI and I would like to transfer them to Quicktime MPG. What is the surest way to transfer them tom samson Quicktime Pro will open .avi and export to a wide range of formats incl .mov, mpeg-4 etc Reg

Re: AVI to MPG

I have some files that are AVI and I would like to transfer them to Quicktime MPG. What is the surest way to transfer them tom samson Quicktime pro will do the job, unless you are wanting to make MPEG2s, which is a proprietary format. For that you have to get the MPEG2 component which comes

Re: Crossword helper ...

On 15/2/05 10:40 PM, Peder Kristensen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi All, For all crossword enthusiast, or cheaters, try this little gem that I picked up from the latest issue of Inside Mac Radio. ... On your system, 10.2 and greater I think, you have a Webster dictionary that you access via