Printing problems

A couple of weeks ago I presented with a printing problem - in essence, though the software apparently installed correctly, a newly purchased Epson R2880 would not print. All seemed well until the final hitting of the Print button when it would go away and think for a bit, quite normal,

Re: Leopard Update Problems - hidden files not hidden?

Thanks to Bob Paul for their input suggestions. Progress so far: 1) SHOWING/HIDING HIDDEN FILES. I checked out Invisibles but was a bit put off by some of the feedback. Looked a bit further and found a suggested applescript, which was: set dotVisible to do shell script defaults read

Re: Leopard Update Problems - hidden files not hidden?

Just one other thing on this. I found this article: http://blogs.zdnet.com/Apple/?p=1014 Which says: After the new Leopard installation is complete, the Apple support doc suggests that users install the iMac Software Update 1.3 for Leopard. I asked Eriks to check whether Software Update

Re: Leopard Update Problems - hidden files not hidden?

On 31/07/2008, at 3:06 PM, Neil Houghton wrote: Thanks to Bob Paul for their input suggestions. Progress so far: 1) SHOWING/HIDING HIDDEN FILES. I checked out Invisibles but was a bit put off by some of the feedback. Looked a bit further and found a suggested applescript, which was:

remote tv on mac

hi everybody We are looking for a suitable product to watch tv on mac .living in beautiful Denmark with no digital and only weak arial signal.Any suggestions? thanks Martin -- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List -- Archives - http://www.wamug.org.au/mailinglist/archives.shtml

Re: www.abehering.com

On 30/07/2008, at 10:49 PM, Paul Doyle wrote: Hi, A friend in Canada is a recent convert to apple has written to me asking for assistance with accessing a real-estate website with virtual tours. Firefox J2SE 5.0 10.4.11 www.abehering.com It seems to work fine on both my macs with the

Re: Creating a website for publishing family tree - suggestions

Hi Matt, I can only comment on a couple of points: Web Hosting: Has the advantage that you can register your own domain name and host it with a provider if you change providers you can transfer your domain. At present I pay the princely sum of AUD $13/year for possumology.com and $0 to host

Re: remote tv on mac

On Thu, Jul 31, 2008 at 7:43 PM, Martin Sulkowski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hi everybody We are looking for a suitable product to watch tv on mac .living in beautiful Denmark with no digital and only weak arial signal.Any suggestions? thanks Martin Hi Martin, Why is it you use the word

Re: Programs being invisible (Now: emailing links)

On Wed, Jul 30, 2008 at 8:10 PM, Neil Houghton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Paul/Clyde I don't know exactly what you were testing re link formating but, for what it's worth, in entourage I found: (Comments after links refer to Paul's message as received - the quoting in the reply will, no

Re: www.abehering.com

Thanks for the input WAMUGgers. Once again the oracle has been generous with it's wisdom. Cheers Paul Doyle On 31/07/2008, at 9:45 PM, Brian Scott wrote: On 30/07/2008, at 10:49 PM, Paul Doyle wrote: Hi, A friend in Canada is a recent convert to apple has written to me asking for

Re: Creating a website for publishing family tree - suggestions

Matt, a simple zero cost option is to have Reunion produce a gedcom, then upload the gedcom to WorldConnect. See... http://wc.rootsweb.com Cheers, Steven On 31/7/08 7:35 PM, Skehan Adrian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi matt, I have put my family tree up using Reunion, iWeb and iDisk, its not

Virgin plan for iPhone - data friendly

Seems Virgin have figured out there are people who might want to actually use the iPhone's web capability: http://www.gizmodo.com.au/2008/08/buy_an_iphone_on_virgin_mobile_now.html The article suggests limited stock is available. Glenn. OM4. -- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List --

Re: Virgin plan for iPhone - link to 3's plan

Seems Virgin have figured out there are people who might want to actually use the iPhone's web capability: http://www.gizmodo.com.au/2008/08/buy_an_iphone_on_virgin_mobile_now.html The article suggests limited stock is available. whats more there is a link to 3's iphone plan as well

Re: Virgin plan for iPhone - link to 3's plan

It's worth remembering that even though 3 has a really good deal when it comes to mobile data and pricing on their 3G network, as soon as you step away from that, you start roaming on Telstra's 2G network, and data starts costing $1.65 per MB. What does this mean? Data at $1.65 per MB - is there

Re: Virgin plan for iPhone - link to 3's plan

The 3 network is basically the metro areas of capital cities. http://www.three.com.au/cs/ContentServer?subId=1156241342637homeId=1202087484406c=Pagepagename=Three%2FPage%2FBusinessVideoCallingTemplatep=1155886580977cid=1155886581642Nav=2 Glenn. 2008/8/1 Rod Blitvich [EMAIL PROTECTED]: It's

Re: Virgin plan for iPhone - link to 3's plan

Thanks Glen. When you are outside the metro area are voice calls still the same price? Rod on 1/08/08 10:38 AM, Glenn Nicholas at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The 3 network is basically the metro areas of capital cities.

Re: Leopard Update Problems - hidden files not hidden? - FIXED!!

Ronni, You are a deadset legend! The Apple link was very interesting and really good because I could see that others had had the same problem after upgrading. Because of this, I was less worried that this was a symptom of a deeper problem and more confident to just address the visibility issue.

Re: Virgin plan for iPhone - link to 3's plan

Not sure about 3 call plans. I only use their mobile broadband these days. It is worth pointing out that Virgin Mobile are owned by Optus, and use the Optus network. This is the subject of the Gizmodo article. Recently 3 have also announced a way of using an unlocked iPhone on their 3 network.