Aurora wrote:
It isn't the workers fault I know but they can't/or are not allowed to
answer a question that isn't on their script. I don't mind spelling things
or repeating answers but I would like them to be able to answer simple
questions such as if I'll get a renewal notice.
The whole "scrip
This trend is called Globalisation. Instead of competing with the cheapest
product or service in Australia, we now compete for the cheapest in the
world.
Its why consumer appliances are so cheap and why labour costs are getting
squeezed.
Its also why John Howard wants to dismantle the minimum wage
Craig Ringer wrote:
I've never heard them tell anyone to use a provided
"system restore CD" that reformats the computer and erases all data
without even prompting the user, for example - unlike one big OEM with a
3-letter name.
Craig,
The number of letters does not matter, HP, Dell, Compaq
On 05/07/2005, at 3:29pm, Andrew wrote:
How do I play a downloaded .mpg file in Quicktime 7.0.1?
File > Open File > Select relevant file? or command+o with QT active
then select relevant file.
If it is greyed out chances are it is not QT compatible, no need for
file types extensions thi
Paul wrote:
Antony N. Lord wrote:
I've been listening to a series of radio episodes at work with OS X
and XP machines using Quicktime / iTunes or maybe even WinAmp (PC).
One of these apps let me save the entire show (after it was
downloaded) - I can't for the life of me remember which one!
Antony N. Lord wrote:
I've been listening to a series of radio episodes at work with OS X
and XP machines using Quicktime / iTunes or maybe even WinAmp (PC).
One of these apps let me save the entire show (after it was
downloaded) - I can't for the life of me remember which one! I
suspected a
Aurora wrote:
It isn't the workers fault I know but they can't/or are not allowed to
answer a question that isn't on their script. I don't mind spelling things
or repeating answers but I would like them to be able to answer simple
questions such as if I'll get a renewal notice.
The whole "scr
Greg Sharp wrote:
On 5/7/05 2:51 PM, "Rod" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
And what happened to the jobs of those at the Australian call
centre? Apple did the same thing to TAC (who service techs call for
help). There were some great guys in there who were very
knowledgeable and helpful :-(
I
On 05/07/2005, at 6:24 PM, Antony N. Lord wrote:
I've been listening to a series of radio episodes at work with OS X
and XP machines using Quicktime / iTunes or maybe even WinAmp (PC).
One of these apps let me save the entire show (after it was
downloaded) - I can't for the life of me reme
Hi,
In reply and some how I feel like defense.
I don't care where they are located if the service is good but it wasn't
when HP went to India and from my call this morning Apple India isn't
either.
It isn't the workers fault I know but they can't/or are not allowed to
answer a question that isn
Edward Arrowsmith wrote:
Thanks for the replies to my exe query. They are legit files, I know
what's in them. I want to run them on my Mac. Looks like I'm out of luck.
Thanks again to all who replied.
Best wishes
edward
On 05/07/2005, at 10:04 AM, thefrogs wrote:
Simply put: No!
They are
I've been listening to a series of radio episodes at work with OS X
and XP machines using Quicktime / iTunes or maybe even WinAmp (PC).
One of these apps let me save the entire show (after it was
downloaded) - I can't for the life of me remember which one! I
suspected an update somewhere along
Yes we could certainly organise something like that I would think. Will
discuss this tonight with some of the other committee members and see what
we come up with.
Kind Regards
Daniel Kerr
On 5/07/2005 6:07 PM, "Paul Doyle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Perhaps some sort of WAMUG swap meet. We co
Perhaps some sort of WAMUG swap meet. We could all bring a box full of
old gear and take a different box of old gear home;-)
On 05/07/2005, at 17:13, Andrew W. Hill wrote:
I am having a clean out and looking at getting rid of all my old Mac
gear.
An old powerbook 520 and a performer 5400 plu
On 5/7/05 2:51 PM, "Rod" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> And what happened to the jobs of those at the Australian call
> centre? Apple did the same thing to TAC (who service techs call for
> help). There were some great guys in there who were very
> knowledgeable and helpful :-(
>
> Its great t
Thanks Ronda. I'll give it a try.
Andrew
On 05/07/2005, at 3:58 PM, Ronda Brown wrote:
On 05/07/2005, at 3:29 PM, Andrew wrote:
How do I play a downloaded .mpg file in Quicktime 7.0.1? I cannot find
a way to select what file types it can play. Do I need Quicktime Pro?
Is there another way o
I am having a clean out and looking at getting rid of all my old Mac gear.
An old powerbook 520 and a performer 5400 plus a couple of old
printers, zip drives, external drives and some other bits.
I've got a stack of stuff like this as well...
Andrew
. . . . while we're on this subject, what is the received wisdom
regarding options for going wireless between a Netcomm 1300 plus 4
modem and g4 powerbook.
Graham
Matt
First things first - try to isolate the problem. Plug the 2 Macs into the
Netcom modem and try the file copy, then plug them both into the Linksys,
then one in the Netcom and one in the Linksys. If all works well then it is
a wireless problem. So, turn off the Airport Express (APE) and con
On 05/07/2005, at 3:29 PM, Andrew wrote:
How do I play a downloaded .mpg file in Quicktime 7.0.1? I cannot
find a way to select what file types it can play. Do I need
Quicktime Pro? Is there another way other than burning a disc to
play with Windows Media Player on my laptop?
Andrew
Hi
Hi All,
I am having a clean out and looking at getting rid of all my old Mac
gear.
An old powerbook 520 and a performer 5400 plus a couple of old
printers, zip drives, external drives and some other bits.
Any advice on the best way to get rid of this gear would be
appreciated. I would be d
How do I play a downloaded .mpg file in Quicktime 7.0.1? I cannot find
a way to select what file types it can play. Do I need Quicktime Pro?
Is there another way other than burning a disc to play with Windows
Media Player on my laptop?
Andrew
Hi all,
Recently added a Linksys WRT54G Wireless Router to my home ADSL
network (Netcomm 1300 plus 4 modem) and then successfully managed to
configure an Airport Express (using WDS) to extended its range. I
now have a Mini Mac connected directly via ethernet to the Linksys
router, and a
On 5/07/2005 2:32 PM, "thefrogs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have just managed to get an iMac 333 up and running but I get a
> blue screen with a command line indicating a boot failure.
> Otherwise I can get a screen up for about one and a half minutes
> before it blanks out.
> The Drive is goo
I have just managed to get an iMac 333 up and running but I get a
blue screen with a command line indicating a boot failure.
Otherwise I can get a screen up for about one and a half minutes
before it blanks out.
The Drive is good. I can hear the CD spinning and loading but I
cannot see what '
On 5/07/2005 1:23 PM, "Severin Crisp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We have five phone points in the house, four of these have phones
> plugged in and the fifth is my computer connection.
> My G4/400 OSX10.4.1 uses ethernet to a D-Link DSL-504 ADSL router
> and via splitter and filter a phone link
We have five phone points in the house, four of these have phones
plugged in and the fifth is my computer connection.
My G4/400 OSX10.4.1 uses ethernet to a D-Link DSL-504 ADSL router
and via splitter and filter a phone link for computer fax is made to
the modem port. The fax connection is
Hi All
Just to let you know what is coming up for this month's meetingwhich is
tonight, Tuesday 7th June, 7.30pm.
Welcome to Members
Normal Q&A Session
Main Demonstrations for this meeting
There will be a 5min demo on Podcasting. (Peter H or Matt H will be doing
this.)
Peter Hinchliffe is
On 05/07/2005, at 10:53 AM, Paul Doyle wrote:
Hi,
Or from another point of view, good on them for improving the
employment opportunities for Indians.
I just finished reading a terrific book called Q and A by Vikas
Swarup and it has left me feeling rather sympathetic.
I wonder what Appl
I thought the same once when calling a help line, but I just happened
to be talking to an Indian immigrant.
It doesn't really worry me either way, as long as we get decent
service, and as long as they pay the staff reasonable wages.
Kind regards,
Kelly
On 7/5/05, Aurora <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrot
Hi,
Or from another point of view, good on them for improving the
employment opportunities for Indians.
I just finished reading a terrific book called Q and A by Vikas Swarup
and it has left me feeling rather sympathetic.
I wonder what Apple sales are like in India?
Cheers
Paul
On 05/07/2
Thanks for the replies to my exe query. They are legit files, I know
what's in them. I want to run them on my Mac. Looks like I'm out of
luck.
Thanks again to all who replied.
Best wishes
edward
On 05/07/2005, at 10:04 AM, thefrogs wrote:
Simply put: No!
They are Microsoft progs.
You coul
On 05/07/2005, at 9:50 AM, KEVIN Lock wrote:
I have been trying to load OS10.3 on a 500mhz slot loader iMac without
success. The CDs are genuine (purchased) and get about half way into
the first CD before it all stalls and I have to restart and eject the
CD.
Currently on 10.2.8; plenty of
I have been trying to load OS10.3 on a 500mhz slot loader iMac
without success. The CDs are genuine (purchased) and get about half
way into the first CD before it all stalls and I have to restart and
eject the CD.
Currently on 10.2.8; plenty of Ram.
A previous attempt caused a kernel panic a
Hi
Anyone with ³professional quality turntable² and ³audio cassette recorder²
who can record from LP records
And ³audio cassettes² onto CD
Happy to discuss a reasonable renumeration or access to my music
collection.
Regards
Ray
Hi,
Just called to register my new ibook for its apple care and guess what
happened.
The unthinkable...
an Indian call centre.
I have to admit it was better than HP's but still.
Bit cheap there Mr Jobs - what happened to quality.
What a way to start the morning.
Smiles
Aurora
On 05/07/2005, at 7:03 AM, bill parker wrote:
Nice system! Does not produce any results with Safari 1.2.4 except
those blue Q:mark squares. However, Netscape is fine. OS 10.3.7.
I like this system because with something like Multimap its easy to
get "lost".
HI Bill,
I am running Sa
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
on Tue, Jul 05, 2005 at 07:51:31AM +0800, Edward Arrowsmith wrote:
> Is there any way of viewing animated .exe files in OS X please?
A .exe file is generally a Windows programme. I would suggest that
you treat an "animated .exe" as a virus unless proved otherwise,
*e
Good morning all
Is there any way of viewing animated .exe files in OS X please?
Nice system! Does not produce any results with Safari 1.2.4 except
those blue Q:mark squares. However, Netscape is fine. OS 10.3.7.
I like this system because with something like Multimap its easy to
get "lost".
Bill
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