Hi Mark
I recently bought a chair from Disarect in Northbridge. There are
about four other furniture stores on the same street, but they pretty
much sell the same kind of stuff as each other. Disarect's stuff is a
bit more upmarket, but still reasonable price-wise.
Mind you, my chair won't
There is an office furniture shop in Albany Highway not far from
Carousel on opposite side of the highway. Probably a little more
towards the hills direction (but not far).
I don't know the name though.
It think it is run by an Asian family and they make them to order in
different timber finishes.
Actually I ran Sylex a to find out who retails for them and they said
that they do definitely do retail (so maybe I got a salesman on a
bad day last time 3 years back)
Anybody have any recommendations for a good office furniture store.
Something a bit more stylish and/or solid (or just less
Here on my Dual 1.8 G5.
I had a bloody scary 2 hours after the installation whereby it
appeared my keychain (complete with 150 passwords) was deleted.
After no immediate luck with local Apple support (not through lack of
trying - 10.5 is a new beast), I was transferred to the German
Does WoW work the same as normal?
Here on my Dual 1.8 G5.
I had a bloody scary 2 hours after the installation whereby it
appeared my keychain (complete with 150 passwords) was deleted.
After no immediate luck with local Apple support (not through lack
of trying - 10.5 is a new beast), I
If I decide to upgrade to Leopard, which I guess I will sooner or later so
it might as well be sooner, then I quite like the idea of Time Machine. I
have three Macs (MacBook Pro, G4 PowerBook, and a G4 iBook) running on a
wireless network, plus Apple TV, and historically my back up solution has
I have had bad experiences with LaCie from the pov of the drives and
Mac compatibility and customer service (there is none). The drive was
one of the Porsche designs - I would advise against them.
I am getting a G-Tech drive for Time Machine: http://
Thanks Edward. Your warning prompted me to go search out some other product
reviews, eg
http://www.amazon.com/LaCie-Extreme-External-Interface-300801U/dp/customer-r
eviews/B000AZFYQ0/ref=cm_cr_dp_all_helpful/002-0167514-1367232?ie=UTF8custo
Hi All
I'll weigh in on this, seeing as I can help :o)
Western Digital make some great hard drives, and I've been very happy with
them. There are a few ones to do this:-
A Sarotech Firewire case with a Western Digital Hard Drive in it (Depending
on size wanted and required.) This come with an
Yeah,
I'm pretty happy with my 1TB WD MyBook.
One thing to look out for is that WD label their MyBook units slightly
differently depending on the interface. For example my triple interface
(USB2.0, FW400, FW800) unit was called a MyBook Pro Edition II. They have
apparently brought out some new
Hi
I'll second Daniel's recommendations...
I got a Sarotech Case from him some time back and teamed it with a WD
Drive
for Audio Recording Backup Dutiesgreat combo...the Sarotech
cases are impressive...
Cheers
Neil
On 27/10/2007, at 9:16 AM, Daniel Kerr wrote:
Hi All
I'll weigh
We have 4 of the Sarotech cases bought from Daniel and we love them -
not having an annoying power brick dangling off the back of the drive
makes them so much more portable. They use a standard kettle cord
power cable.
We tend to prefer Seagate and Hitachi drives rather than Western
Hi Tony --
-- Can't see any other reply to your query, so just checking -- on my
machine, screen image capture is Command Shift 4, not Command Option 4.
Is one of the fingers on your left hand mis-typing?
Cheers --
David Noel
2007 Oct 27
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From:
I also had a hairy few hours when I installed as an upgrade only and
had a spinning ball for several hours on the load up.
Restarted and reinstalled after replacing only the system folder and
have been flying ever since and no crashes, hangs etc since this
morning.Certainly is working very
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