Hey, thanks everyone for the BBQ today. Excellent venue, great view,
great weather, good company, excellent steaks (thanks Mac!) and no
crowds this time! brilliant.
We enjoyed it greatly. :-)
-Mart, Tiff Elyssa
Martin Hill
email: mart_hill at mac.com
Hi,
Includes wireless and bluetooth, one 300g HD and one 80g HD, and
single layer Superdrive.
The G5 does have the quirk of not going to sleep by itself, but will
go to sleep if you choose that option from the Apple menu.
The Cinema Display was second hand, purchased from another WAMUG
Hi Gary, this has now sold. cheers, Susan.
On 08/12/2008, at 9:10 AM, gary dorn wrote:
Hi,
Includes wireless and bluetooth, one 300g HD and one 80g HD, and
single layer Superdrive.
The G5 does have the quirk of not going to sleep by itself, but
will go to sleep if you choose that option
howdy
found this iPhone app for tracking your iPhone if lost/stolen
http://www.gadgettrak.com/products/iphone/
I gather its probably US centric, is there anything like this for Australia?
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gary dorn
north perth
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Looks impressive and it's free as well. Would it still work if the
iphone was stolen and wiped - either by theif or owner (I saw them
talk about that in the keynote ages ago - was a feature that appealed
to the corporate/army users who were testing it)?
Andrew
On 08/12/2008, at 10:36 AM,
Hi everyone
even if it is not mac related.
I use Myob Accountedge 5.0.1 and have the following problem :
If I enter invoices in Purchases with the LAYOUT SERVICE and
enter the jobname I can see this jobtransaction in FIND TRANSACTION
JOB
If I enter invoices in Purchases with the
Some time ago I enquired about nab banking problem couldn't solve it
and didn't bother then .
The answer is that it was the internetprovider .Nab had a few
customers with satellitedishes who had similiar problems and they
created a special log in side for satellite users with problems
A friend wants to buy an iBook with a reasonable battery. It doesn't
necessarily have to be one of the faster models.
Anyone know of one for sale?
Thanks
Kev
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This function could open up a whole can of worms
Soon you will able to track your kids/spouse
Peter
On 08/12/2008, at 10:51 AM, Andrew wrote:
Looks impressive and it's free as well. Would it still work if the
iphone was stolen and wiped - either by theif or owner (I saw them
talk
Hi,
My sister, who is a Mac user, wants to buy a second-hand PC laptop to
set up as a game-playing machine.
We wondered if anyone has a laptop from the dark side that they no
longer use. Only requirements are:
15 screen (or better)
enough memory to be useful
running XP
reasonable price
I
I saw a service called something like Where's my partner advertised on
TV late on Friday night
Rob
Peter Fowler wrote:
This function could open up a whole can of worms
Soon you will able to track your kids/spouse
Peter
On 08/12/2008, at 10:51 AM, Andrew wrote:
Looks impressive
It will not trak the movement of the iPhone / iPod touch all of the
time, this goes against Apple's policy that no application can run in
the background. It only invokes itself when Safari is used to access
a page - the most common page to use is Google. It then sends a
location and time
I have a client with some floppies that were apparently written from a
1986 Macintosh. They contain some word/write documents he wants to
convert to a modern format. I've tried plugging in a USB floppy
reader on Mac OS X and also putting the disks into the drive of an old
G3 Powermac
I have a working 6200 with a laser printer attached, but am unsure if
it will read that old stuff. Then there is the problem of
transferring the data. It could be printed out and possibly scanned
again.
If it could be done I am happy to do it at no cost. I live in Bibra Lake.
regards
Hi Kevin,
This was possibly a Mac Plus running System 6.0.x in 1986?
Looking back through my Apple History files I found this, may not help
you much though ;-(
Working with older disk images on newer computers:
You can format 800K (2DD: double-sided, double-density) disks as 400K
(1DD:
Hello Rob,
If it was the Macintosh Plus, the machine may have had single-sided
(400K) drives. Such disks are only readable in very old Macs.
What floppies are they? If you know someone who has an Imation
SuperDisk Drive, they can read both 800K and 1.4 MB floppy disks.
However, they cannot
Thanks Ronni, they are Verbatim HD format.
We have an Imation drive here that reads 800k I've also tried them
in a Beige G3 with an actual floppy drive. Both these drives read
floppies that we have here so I know they work.
The disks were written quite recently apparently and still read on
Hi Rob,
They are probably 400K floppies which Apple support (partially) up to
OS 7.6.1.
400K floppies are not supported in Mac OS 8 or later; you must copy
the data onto an 800K or 1.44 MB disk.
For a very complete description of the limitations of System 7.x in
handling 400K floppies
That sounds like a good plan. How amenable would you be to me giving
your details to my client to drop around the disks and make some
arrangement to make it worth your while to do so? I would pass the
disks back to him and let him deal with you directly if you were
willing to do that.
My MacPlus of 1987 would not read HD disks, only DD. Is the computer
being used a Classic, which would read HD, so would Kevin's 6200 -
and from there using a MacLink conversion they could be stepped up to
say Word 6 or Claris 5 and from there to more recent applications.
Merv
Thanks
Hi Did someone get back to you?
Mike
KEVIN Lock wrote:
A friend wants to buy an iBook with a reasonable battery. It doesn't
necessarily have to be one of the faster models.
Anyone know of one for sale?
Thanks
Kev
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I have had a couple of replies so far. Do you have an iBook for sale?
regards
Kevin
On 08/12/2008, at 4:05 PM, Michael bradley wrote:
Hi Did someone get back to you?
Mike
KEVIN Lock wrote:
A friend wants to buy an iBook with a reasonable battery. It
doesn't necessarily have to be one
I've got a Mac SE in a cupboard but it's not running at the moment. It
may need a new battery. Happy to lend it if you get it running, but
it's in Geraldton
Reg
On 08/12/2008, at 2:15 PM, Ronda Brown wrote:
Hello Rob,
If it was the Macintosh Plus, the machine may have had single-sided
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