Re: Mac saves windoze yet again...

Paul Doyle wrote: Nice story Paul. Thanks for sharing it. So what did you suggest she purchase as a replacement for the busted PC? Paul I put in a new mainboard, Celeron CPU and DDR RAM. She is away for under $400, not bad all round. No talk of switching yet, maybe if she needs a portable l

Re: Mac saves windoze yet again...

Nice story Paul. Thanks for sharing it. So what did you suggest she purchase as a replacement for the busted PC? Paul On 15/01/2006, at 4:04 PM, Paul wrote: Hi All Well, it has happened again and I'm quite impressed this time. Normally this is something like using a Mac to get modem drivers

Re: Phonenet

On 15/01/2006, at 5:14 PM, Mervyn & Giuliana Bond wrote: I understand that in its broadband plans iinet offer phonenet. Phonenet can be operated through the computer or with a separate handset that connect to an external router/modem. Has any one tried this system with their Mac? Is it succes

List Manager in Excel

Hi Thanks very much for the replies to my question about List Manager and your advise based on them I managed to track it down. The way to do it was to go to View> Toolbars> List> then on the window that appears, in the bottom left hand corner "List" select the down arrow and from the drop

Mac saves windoze yet again...

Hi All Well, it has happened again and I'm quite impressed this time. Normally this is something like using a Mac to get modem drivers for windoze or browsing forums and howtos looking for some kooky voodoo-like solution. Much more sophisticated this time: A friend brings a dead PC around c

Re: Phonenet

I've tried it on my Powerbook (Tiger). When there was a fault in the local call service I actually used iiNetPhone using X-Lite on my mac to call tech support and lodge the fault. It works quite well. I like it. Mal On 15/01/2006, at 2:14 PM, Mervyn & Giuliana Bond wrote: I understand that

Phonenet

I understand that in its broadband plans iinet offer phonenet. Phonenet can be operated through the computer or with a separate handset that connect to an external router/modem. Has any one tried this system with their Mac? Is it successful? What OS are you using? Thanks Merv -- "Science teach

Re: Flip4Mac: Ridiculous Licensing? [was: Re: Windows Media Player R.I.P.]

On 15/01/2006, at 5:04 AM, James Devenish in WAMUG Mailing List wrote: It also states: "Telestream shall have the right, upon reasonable prior notice to You and during Your normal business hours, to audit Your use of the Licensed Materials and to inspect Your records related to any copies of th