Thanks Ronnie,
Raw Source was fine. Have sorted 'previous recipients' and also found a
rogue address in the address book.
Many thanks again,
Jennifer
On 1 February 2010 21:52, Ronda Brown ro...@mac.com wrote:
Hello Jennifer,
Did you clear/delete your previous recipients list?
Also open
hi Alex Peter
thanks for your reply
i found something interesting:
i found this in my email logs send to me by my netgear router..
Mon, 2010-02-01 11:03:30 - TCP Packet - Source:81.213.166.245,3661
Destination:124.169.97.248,23 - [DOS]
Mon, 2010-02-01 11:03:30 - TCP Packet -
Hi Jennifer,
Delete that rogue address in Address Book.
The wrong TO: Address could only be coming from either your previous
recipients list or Address Book.
Those are the only two places it could generate from on a Mac.
If then the problem is solved, you should post a new thread to WAMUG
Hi Everyone,
iiNet are currently supporting a web site which allows you to send your
thoughts to the senator responsible for implementing the Great Firewall of
Australia. I found it when browsing the iiNet customer portal.
To make it short, the filter is nothing but a waste of time and money
I have an HP 8550N Laserjet printer with Jetdirect card connected to my
computers via the router.
With Snow Leopard I can't connect to the printer. I have tried printing out
the configuration page to get its IP address (as suggested in the HP help
forums) but it doesn't show on that.
I'd
If it's running bonjour you can use the little freeware util, Bonjour Browser
to find it.
Else if it has an IP lease from the router you can log in to the router and
look at DHCP clients or attached devices. If you only have a few devices it
should be pretty easy to spot.
On 02/02/2010, at
Hi
At school I have a canon pixma printer connected to my MacbookPro, 10.5.8,
2.16GHz via USB
This printer has run beautifully until just recently.
Now I keep getting this message:
Error Number : 300 The printer does not respond. Make sure that the printer
is plugged in, powered-on, and
Hi Mike,
If you log-in to your router configuration using your web-browser can't you
see a list of the IP addresses allocated to connected devices?
I'm going on old memories here - so its just a guess ;)
Cheers
Neil
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Neil R. Houghton
Albany, Western Australia
Tel: +61 8 9841 6063
Email:
Hi Ronni,
No, I exclude Entourage from my Time Machine back-ups and rely on my
SuperDuper clone as my back-up. I accept the risk of losing the emails
between my SuperDuper clones. I do however close ALL open applications
before cloning.
Whilst I haven¹t regularly checked the entourage database
Hi Maureen,
The fact that it started working again and then stopped again tends to
suggest an intermittent hardware fault to me.
The first possible culprits to pop into my head are:
1) Faulty USB cable
2) Faulty USB port on the printer
3) Other fault with the printer
4) Faulty USB port on the
Hi all,
I hope you will forgive me a slightly off-topic post, but I thought fellow
WAMUG list readers might find this use of internet advertising interesting,
I certainly did.
Ripple http://ripple.org came up with the idea of using internet
advertising as a means of easily raising money for
G'day folks,
Many thanks for the hospitality extended to me this evening.
John Feltham
Townsville Mac Users Group - known as - NQMUG
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Archives - http://www.wamug.org.au/mailinglist/archives.shtml
Guidelines -
G'day folks,
Google fixed up my memory! :-)
Here is the URL mentioned at the meeting.
http://www.rihac.com.au
ooroo
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Neil thanks for the advice but I'm not sure how you go about logging into the
router.
On 02/02/2010, at 6:52 PM, Neil Houghton wrote:
Hi Mike,
If you log-in to your router configuration using your web-browser can't you
see a list of the IP addresses allocated to connected devices?
You don't need to if you already found the IP address via bonjour browser. It's
simply another way to find out information you already have.
Assuming that you have now configured the printer as an IP printer your problem
is now probably that you either have the wrong driver or that the driver
On 02/02/2010, at 12:58 PM, Neil Houghton wrote:
Yes, if you remember when we talked I said there were basically three ways
you could set up your printer, the Parallels manual probably explains this
better than I did:
There are three basic ways to set up printing in a virtual machine. You
On 02/02/2010, at 11:18 AM, Crisp, Peter wrote:
I wondered how long it would take for someone to suggest this “solution” –
thanks John for raising this one. Having come from a Windows background, I
find it hard to move to a program (Mail) that doesn’t have Contacts and
Calendar functions
On 02/02/2010, at 11:21 PM, John Feltham wrote:
G'day folks,
Google fixed up my memory! :-)
Here is the URL mentioned at the meeting.
http://www.rihac.com.au
Thanks very much for that URL, John. It looks like a great site once you learn
how trick their navigation system. It's
On 02/02/2010, at 10:14 PM, Mike Moore wrote:
If it's running bonjour you can use the little freeware util, Bonjour
Browser to find it.
Thanks Rob - Bonjour Browser has given me the IP address. Unfortunately
though the printer still won't print. No matter what I do at the computer
The ink site looks pretty good. Meanwhile does anyone know where to get
genuine Brother laser toner cartridges for an HL2040 at a reasonable price.
It's currently cheaper to buy a new printer ($88).
Paul.
- Original Message -
From: Peter Hinchliffe hinch...@multiline.com.au
To:
I get mine from Cartridge World 596 Stirling Hwy Mosman Pk. 9385 2285.
Toner for Brother HL 2040 is $68. I just checked with them and that is the
current price.
Lloyd
The ink site looks pretty good. Meanwhile does anyone know where to get
genuine Brother laser toner cartridges for an
I wasn't at the meeting yesterday but the mention of the CISS from
RIHAC prompted me to mention my experiences.
I have had a CISS from RIHAC for my Epson Photo R230 for over a year
now and it has served me wonderfully. The quality of the ink is on a
par with the Epson inks but the main
Well, after an 18 month hiatus I've now got the dual-video camera and
screen recordings of the WAMUG monthly meetings back on track and
available this year.
You can see last night's recording along with recordings going back to
mid-2005 at the usual place:
Great stuff, many thanks for your efforts Martin. Much appreciated
by enforced absentees like myself here in Albany!
Severin
On 03/02/2010, at 11:33 AM, Martin Hill wrote:
Well, after an 18 month hiatus I've now got the dual-video camera
and screen recordings of the WAMUG monthly
Peter I tried what you suggested and it does ping successfully.
What is really weird about all of this is when I first connected the printer I
was able to see the printer fine. The first page I sent to print was an image
and 80% of the way through the printer spat the dummy and aborted with a
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