Re: .VOB files on a Mac

2009-08-17 Thread Robert Howells
Jon Normally I can see these sorts of files with VLC It's free latest version 1.0.1 Bob On 18/08/2009, at 1:56 PM, Jon Davison wrote: Thanks Ronda. No such luck I'm afraid, as it has no other supporting files on the DVD. It looks like

Re: .VOB files on a Mac

2009-08-17 Thread Ronda Brown
Jon, On your Desktop create a 'New Folder' by going to File > New Folder Name the new folder VIDEO_TS Select all the files in "List View" (list view will have them in order) & drag all the files in order into the VIDEO-TS folder Then drag the folder down onto DVD Player in the dock, it should

Re: .VOB files on a Mac

2009-08-17 Thread Jon Davison
Thanks Ronda. No such luck I'm afraid, as it has no other supporting files on the DVD. It looks like someone has copied these files only to a new disk and not the rest of the package. My client wants us to view their PR CGI footage and have just sent these files. Thanks Jon On 18/08/200

Re: pdf to html background for Apple Mail

2009-08-17 Thread Steven Knowles
Hi Ronni Thanks for the idea, but if I follow the copy & paste route, I just end up with the text from the pdf in the email, minus the graphics. The pdf I'm playing with is a single page flier, mostly graphic. But rather than send as an attachment, I was trying to send as a html email. I

Re: .VOB files on a Mac

2009-08-17 Thread Ronda Brown
On 18/08/2009, at 1:39 PM, Jon Davison wrote: Hi there everyone I have been given a DVD that has files saved in three different file formats (.VOB, .IFO, .BUP) and I cannot play them on my MacPro, or MacBook Pro. Is there anyway of doing this to anyones knowledge, will VLC work, or do I

Re: .VOB files on a Mac

2009-08-17 Thread Jon Davison
Hi there everyone I have been given a DVD that has files saved in three different file formats (.VOB, .IFO, .BUP) and I cannot play them on my MacPro, or MacBook Pro. Is there anyway of doing this to anyones knowledge, will VLC work, or do I need another app for this? The DVD does not have

Re: Prefs & The Ball

2009-08-17 Thread Ronda Brown
Hi Ken, No, never had it happen before ;) Can you change the clock back to Digital using the Menu Bar at the top of your desktop? Then check System Preferences > Date & Time, and see if you have all correct settings under 'Date & Time', 'Clock' & 'Time Zone'. Cheers, Ronni On 18/08/20

Prefs & The Ball

2009-08-17 Thread Ken Jackson
Good morning all, A strange happening I have reset the clock on the desktop to analogue and wanted to reset it to digital. When I bring up System Prefs & click on the Time & date section i get the spinning ball of death?? Anyone had this before? Avagooddayall Ken -- The WA Macinto

Re: 4 corners program 'Life in the Fast Lane'

2009-08-17 Thread James Devenish
Hi, As a starting point, "bots" fall within the virus/spyware/adware/malware/break-in vulnerability spectrum. Detection, prevention, and susceptibility fall along those lines. If you've previously made a decision not to worry about anti-virus for Mac OS X due to the relatively low risk, you need

Re: 4 corners program 'Life in the Fast Lane'

2009-08-17 Thread Ronda Brown
Hello WAMUGers, Security security ... Be very aware of what you are downloading and clicking on. Malicious bots are computerized programs that are installed onto your Mac computer without your knowledge. These programs use your Internet connections, email and the websites you visit to conn

Re: strange set up for my wamug mail

2009-08-17 Thread peta belczowski
Daniel - thank you so much. You're a genius! Such a tiny dot to cause me so much bother. Peta On 17/08/2009, at 10:43 PM, Daniel Kerr wrote: On 17/8/09 10:11 PM, "peta belczowski" wrote: Hi I have just decided to check to see if I had any WAMUG mail. Somehow, over the past few hou

Re: 4 corners program 'Life in the Fast Lane'

2009-08-17 Thread Peter Curtis
Forgot to add, although it wasn't dwelled upon: Telstra didn't come out too helpful, as usual! Peter On 17/08/2009, at 10:07 PM, Clyde McLennan wrote: Hi all, Following the 4 corners program on internet security, especially in regard to wireless networks etc, one feels a little vulnerabl

Re: 4 corners program 'Life in the Fast Lane'

2009-08-17 Thread Peter Curtis
Hi Yes I saw the program, scary wasn't it? Did you notice how many Mac's there were being used by both the investigators and the crooks. I wonder how Macs fare in all this? Regards Peter On 17/08/2009, at 10:07 PM, Clyde McLennan wrote: Hi all, Following the 4 corners program on intern

Re: 4 corners program 'Life in the Fast Lane'

2009-08-17 Thread Philippe Chaperon
Hi Clyde and WAMUG'ers, Yes, this program was 'scary' to say the least. It just shows how prudent one must be on the internet. I am not sure of which application would be recommended to check for the 'bots' etc on the Mac OS X, but I use a very good software called Little Snitch which will indic

Re: strange set up for my wamug mail

2009-08-17 Thread Daniel Kerr
On 17/8/09 10:11 PM, "peta belczowski" wrote: > Hi > > I have just decided to check to see if I had any WAMUG mail. > > Somehow, over the past few hours, my settings have changed themselves > (?) > > Does anyone know how I can reinstate the settings as they were > previously - i.e. so that if

4 corners program 'Life in the Fast Lane'

2009-08-17 Thread Clyde McLennan
Hi all, Following the 4 corners program on internet security, especially in regard to wireless networks etc, one feels a little vulnerable. (see http://www.abc.net.au/4corners/default.htm for the ABC's on-line version of the program) One area that was mentioned was 'bots' or robots

strange set up for my wamug mail

2009-08-17 Thread peta belczowski
Hi I have just decided to check to see if I had any WAMUG mail. Somehow, over the past few hours, my settings have changed themselves (?) Does anyone know how I can reinstate the settings as they were previously - i.e. so that if I click on Ronda Brown, her message appears on the bottom