Re: AirPort Express Dead? Flashing Amber LED

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Re: AirPort Express Dead? Flashing Amber LED

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Re: iWok 9.3 Updae

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Re: AirPort Express Dead? Flashing Amber LED

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BBQ

Myself, wife Susan, also mike Bramwell and wife Paula will be there. Cheers John Sent from my iPad -- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List -- Archives - http://www.wamug.org.au/mailinglist/archives.shtml Guidelines - http://www.wamug.org.au/mailinglist/guidelines.shtml Settings Unsubscribe -

Re: iWork 9.3 Update

OMG! I did not notice my subject error/s... Ronni who does not cook... has never used a Wok in her life... ;-)) I've corrected both errors in the subject. Cheers, Ronni Sent from Ronni's iPad4 On 06/12/2012, at 9:52 PM, Stephen Chape chap...@bigpond.com wrote: Jeepers Ronni, When I saw your

iPad2 won't connect

Yesterday I recharged and synced the iPad2 - that's all! However, now it won't connect with the router. My computer has no problem connecting with the router. I have looked at Settings, and can't see anything different or unusual. Suggestions about what to do next will be much appreciated!

Re: iPad2 won't connect

Hi Pat, Does your iPad2 normally connect to the router? Have you tried turning the iPad2 off and on again, or turning on 'Airline mode' then turning it off again? Does your computer connect to the router via WiFi or via an ethernet cable? Tim On 07/12/2012, at 10:00 AM, Pat

Re: iPad2 won't connect

Hi, Tim, Thanks for answering. Yes, the iPad has been on and off, Airplane mode has been on and off, some apps have been removed, synced and then reloaded and synced again (it was the OzTV app that first showed me the problem) but it is now clear it is not the apps' fault. I investigated the

Re: iPad2 won't connect

Hi Pat, Is your Network showing in Settings . Wi-Fi ? If so Renew your IP address using the following steps: 1. Tap Settings Wi-Fi 2. Locate the Wi-Fi network you are currently using and tap () 3. Then Tap Renew Lease If the issue persists, try turning Wi-Fi to Off and then to On. Cheers,

iStumbler compatible with Mountain Lion?

Recent posts recommended using iStumbler to check wireless network performance. Is it compatible with Mountain Lion? Website roaringapps.com have a compatibility tick for Mountain Lion but a question mark for Lion. I downloaded the program, Release 99, last updated in 2010. WAMUG

Re: iStumbler compatible with Mountain Lion?

Hi Alan, iStumbler is compatible with Mountain Lion. I prefer using 'System Information' to check my Signal / Noise. One method to calculate signal quality is to compute the Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR). SNR is the signal level (in dBm) minus the noise level (in dBm). Both of these values are

Re: iStumbler compatible with Mountain Lion?

I found this little App (which is free) quite interesting to have a play with. I had a little play with it, but nothing major. May be worth a look as well - NetSpot - http://www.netspotapp.com Kind regards Daniel Sent from my iPhone 4s --- Daniel Kerr MacWizardry Phone: 0414 795 960 Email:

Re: iStumbler compatible with Mountain Lion?

Hi Ronni Excellent clear explanation of SNR and how to get the data. I used System Information to get the data - values are expressed in dBm. My query about iStumbler compatibility was that their values are expressed as a percentage and therefore are of not much use. But two things: 1.

Re: iStumbler compatible with Mountain Lion?

Hi Daniel Thanks for the idea. I had a quick look at the website. I get a feeling that these detecting systems are on a par with bit-torrenting - - catering for slightly shady end-use of data! But it would be nice to know what channels all my neighbours are using so that I can select a

Re: iStumbler compatible with Mountain Lion?

Hi Alan, The Path IS NOT out of date in No.2 below... it is just that I abbreviated... didn't type the complete full path... just enough info so you could follow and find. I'm so busy I need to take a few short cuts when possible... Much quicker to just Open System Information.app Go To

Re: iStumbler compatible with Mountain Lion?

Hi Alan Sorry, I'm not too sure how you got to that conclusion. Nothing shady with the App at all. The data is taken locally from your locale as you wander around the house. The data is then stored locally on your computer. It doesn't go back to the App people at all. So there is no