Update to WAMUG for anyone who finds themselves with this same problem.
First I tried to install by downloading the Vista Compatible version
directly from the website, inserted my Retail CD in the CD drive
before installation as per instructions.
But, the 'sticker_update_1.2.exe' would not
http://www.ilounge.com/index.php/articles/comments/customers-ask-is-
apple-going-rotten/
The short version, is that Apple purposefully broke a LOT of third
party accessories so as to force users to purchase Apple branded
replacements. Apple seems to be getting greedy these days, and
Nice thought Matt - I would be worried however that Oz being such a small
market all they might just postpone the launch while they worked out how
to stitch up the right sort of deal - remember how long we had to wait for
the Oz Itunes Store while the rest of the world merrily bought music :(
Hi Everyone,
I AM NOT A LAWYER!
I have been looking around at the laws regarding locking the iPhone
to a specific network and have come across some interesting
information. It came to me that it may be illegal in Australia for
Apple to require the use of a particular provider because the
have a look at this video from NBC about using any network in the U.S
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/20424880/
The cost of the phone here would be soo expensive I dont think it will be
as popular
compare to the rest of the world
Ray
On Fri, 21 Sep 2007 20:00:56 +0800, Neil Houghton [EMAIL
Hi everyone,
Thanks Matt for pointing out this Web address. After reading the article my
worst fears were confirmed. It's been some time now that I have been
observing the way Apple was going about its business. And yes, it does
appear to me that they are emulating M$ by slowly strangulating 3rd
It's a shame to learn Apple have taken things a step further. I know
it was absolute hell trying to get them to take responsibility for a
design flaw (which frequently resulted in computer freezes) in the G5
1.8. Rather than admitting the problem with all models of that
computer using
Matthew Healey wrote:
http://www.ilounge.com/index.php/articles/comments/customers-ask-is-apple-going-rotten/
The short version, is that Apple purposefully broke a LOT of third
party accessories so as to force users to purchase Apple branded
replacements. Apple seems to be getting greedy
On 22/09/2007, at 9:25 AM, Paul Kitchener wrote:
Am I wrong or are _some_ of the complaints a bit like complaining
that new iPods do not have SCSI connectors on them or MacBooks
can't connect to BNC network cables and whats with the lack of a
floppy drive?
That's not really the case
Matthew Healey wrote:
On 22/09/2007, at 9:25 AM, Paul Kitchener wrote:
Am I wrong or are _some_ of the complaints a bit like complaining
that new iPods do not have SCSI connectors on them or MacBooks can't
connect to BNC network cables and whats with the lack of a floppy drive?
That's not
Sorry if this is too late to help but I have been using a mail plugin
called Mail Attachments Iconizer 1.3 fromhttp://lokisw.com which
forces any attachments to an icon at the end of the msg and stops
them appearing opened in the text . Works well for me
Allen
On 14/09/2007, at 4:20
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