Check out iBackup. It has some nice features like backing up system and
application preferences. I've used it for a while now and the developer is
always updating.
Available on Versiontracker
Cheers
Greg
From: Michael Hawkins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 07 Aug 2006 21:13:35 +0800
To:
They certainly can talk - even to a PC. Same drill, create network etc.
I've done this with a PC, even to share an Internet connection.
Cheers
Greg
From: Reg Whitely [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 7 Aug 2006 19:21:39 +0800
To: WAMUG Mailing List wamug@wamug.org.au
Subject: Re: XP to OSX via
On 7 Aug 2006, at 9:29 PM, Robin Belford wrote:
It's no contest.
SuperDuper!
http://www.shirt-pocket.com/
robin
YES !
The licensed version of Superduper can do that , although I have not
tried setting up
a script so that it is done automatically .
I use DeJa Vu ,,, which has an inbuilt
yes machine to machine wireless connections are possible, its called
ad-hoc networking and works on the same principle as joining 2
wireless Ap's together
cheers
Nat
On 07/08/2006, at 11:04 PM, Greg Pennefather wrote:
They certainly can talk - even to a PC. Same drill, create network
Well I'm lining up waiting to go into WWDC - the time is 8am (at least it
was when I started trying to send this email - it's 8.33am now and I still
can't get a connection long enough to send this email) so at least 2hrs
before we can get in.
An NBC TV broadcast van is already set up on the
Hi Martin,
You Rock! Looking forward to those updates. Don't forget to enjoy
yourself:-)
Cheers
Paul
On 07/08/2006, at 11:35 PM, Martin Hill wrote:
Well I'm lining up waiting to go into WWDC - the time is 8am (at least
it
was when I started trying to send this email - it's 8.33am now and I
Hey Martin
See if you can bring back one of those big banners. :o) You might be able to
acquire one :o) hehehe (just kidding). We don't want the first arrest to
be from WA. :o)
Seeya!
Daniel
On 7/8/06 11:35 PM, Martin Hill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well I'm lining up waiting to go into WWDC -
Pretty dodgy connectivity unfortunately, and don't know how long my
PowerBook's battery will last, so we'll see! (I can switch to my wifi PDA
when the AlBook dies though.)
Ha - just had a TV camera come past filming us all sitting on the carpet
waiting to get in. :-)
-Mart
For those interested,..if it's still there
Small run down on WWDC 2006
http://www.macrumorslive.com/web/
New Mac Pro (see ya PowerMac G5)
New features to Leopard (10.5) - Coming US Spring
There's some pretty cool looking/sounding things there!!
Have a read,..no doubt more to follow soon.
A bit more info on the new Mac Pro now that it's up.
One model with LOTS of configuration options
---quote---
Suggested configuration:
Two Dual-Core 2.66GHz Intel Xeon Woodcrest processors
4MB shared L2 cache per processor
1.33GHz dual independent frontside buses
1GB memory (667MHz DDR2
Well, as you probably guessed there was no connectivity in the main hall,
but we're out now and plugged in.
I managed to get a seat 11 rows from the front pretty much in the centre of
the hall. Amazing experience. Very fun and an absolute confirmation that
Apple is continuing to fire on all
Oops, couple of adenda -
Xserve
Quad Xeon 2GHz to 3GHz
$2999 ($100 dollars cheaper than the old Xserve and far cheaper than
similarly condigured Dell Xeon Server)
That should have read $1000 cheaper than Dell I think!
Here's a very rough outline of some of the things that struck me
From: Robert Howells [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It's no contest.
SuperDuper!
http://www.shirt-pocket.com/
You're right, there is no contest because Time Machine in Leopard wins! :-)
It is sooo smooth and automatic and gorgeous that every Mac user will back
up at last, and enjoy it and never forget
From: Nan Macintyre [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Unfortunately, I can't seem to find access to the pre-amp on the
downloaded Quicktime 256MB file.
It **is** acessable via the usual SHIFT with mouse on the volume
control of the streaming file but on the downloaded version, this
combination has the
With WWDC 2006 Apple also dropped the Cinema Display pricing as well:-
20 is now $1150
23 is now $1599
30 is now $3199
Brightness on the 20 and 23 has been increased to 300 cd/m2 and 700:1
contrast ratio.
And the Airport Extreme card came down from $119 to $79.
Also, on a side note, just read
Mm - the 23 is still more expensive than the Dell 24. Still, kudos to
Apple - they're getting there. :)
The Mac Pros are nice looking machines ... But the price tag ... I jumped
onto the Apple store and configured the 'recommended' workstation. Bumped
the ram to 2gig, left the drive as is,
On 08/08/2006, at 10:02 AM, Oldham, Toby wrote:
The Mac Pros are nice looking machines ... But the price tag ... I
jumped
onto the Apple store and configured the 'recommended' workstation.
Bumped
the ram to 2gig, left the drive as is, chucked in the ATI graphics
card and
added Bluetooth
Heh heh - I never do Matt. I thought I'd heard on the Grapevine though that
Apple were attempting to be more competitive in that area.
T.
On 8/8/06 12:23 PM, Matthew Healey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 08/08/2006, at 10:02 AM, Oldham, Toby wrote:
The Mac Pros are nice looking machines ...
You can't buy Apple RAM over the counter anymore anyway, you can only buy it
when you BTO (Build to order) a new machine. And yes, you sometimes find
that BTO Apple RAM is dearer then third party after market RAM.
Although in saying that, I've sometimes found some of it to be the same
price.
I
One would hope.
Disclaimer. I sell RAM to my clients, albeit for about $10 profit per
stick if i'm really lucky.
- Matt
On 08/08/2006, at 12:27 PM, Oldham, Toby wrote:
Heh heh - I never do Matt. I thought I'd heard on the Grapevine
though that
Apple were attempting to be more
Daniel Kerr wrote:
You can't buy Apple RAM over the counter anymore anyway, you can only buy it
when you BTO (Build to order) a new machine. And yes, you sometimes find
that BTO Apple RAM is dearer then third party after market RAM.
Although in saying that, I've sometimes found some of it to be
On 8/8/06 1:02 PM, Kathy Quinlan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Daniel Kerr wrote:
You can't buy Apple RAM over the counter anymore anyway, you can only buy it
when you BTO (Build to order) a new machine. And yes, you sometimes find
that BTO Apple RAM is dearer then third party after market RAM.
On 08/08/2006, at 12:34 , Daniel Kerr wrote:
You can't buy Apple RAM over the counter anymore anyway, you can
only buy it
when you BTO (Build to order) a new machine. And yes, you sometimes
find
that BTO Apple RAM is dearer then third party after market RAM.
Although in saying that, I've
My son has 40 or 50 mini DV tapes he wants to copy off on to viewable
DVD disks, unedited. Can anyone please recommend a good copying
service and an estimate of the cost.
Severin Crisp
Assoc Professor R Severin
Hi Severin,
Assuming your son has the camera has he considered a Panasonic NV-VP33
VCR/DVD Combo Player? They were around $900 when we got ours when first
out but googling came up with http://www.shopbot.com.au/p-18348.html
which lists them at around $270 mark now. Works simply, connect the
Hi Severin,
I'm assuming that your son is cashed up and time poor:
www.procopy.com.au/video-tape-to-dvd/
I have used them several times and never had a problem with their
service. If your son places a $ value on his time..
Good Luck
Paul
www.procopy.com.au/video-tape-to-dvd/
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