Hi All,
A long-time client of mine needs a little bit of help with setting up
iCloud.
It's now an issue for her because she needs to travel in a week and wants
to sort it prior to leaving.
I can't help as I am working full-time so I can no longer do consultant
work.
She is a professional person,
For the past 3 years my job has involved moving mountains of disparate
email onto a centralised server.
IMAP has proven to be the simplest and most robust method to do this when
there is some diversity between 'ends'. Additionally it has consistently
given the best results in terms of 'mail state'
How much data is involved?
Have you put much thought into the IMAP route?
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If another option might help you can use an IMAP enabled email account
(nearly all email accounts) to push all the messages 'up'.
Then back down again with the same account but into the mac.
Has saved me (meaning my clients) many a time.
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It is worded similar to a real Google notice.
The big difference is that Google give you the time and location of a
*successful* login attempt at the other location.
They then advise you to change the password.
Change yours anyway :)
Cheers
Paul
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Hi Mac,
Might I also pass on our strategy for preventing dogs chewing and digging.
Go to your nearest Op-Shop and buy a large bag of old unloved stuffed
toys. Should run you less than $5.
Now spread the toys around near something, your shoe maybe(not your
new iPad), that is not for the dog. When
Outlook (2011) is a poor imitation of Entourage
Probably because it is more a direct copy of Outlook. Not Entourage.
From a support perspective, this is worth shouting from the rooftops
about as Entourage has driven me to distraction on many occasions.
From a support perspective ;)
Regards
Hi Merv
10.4 might not upgrade your 10.2 without going through 10.3 first.
I'm not sure.
You could erase and install 10.4.
This will mean, unless first copied elsewhere, any data will be erased too.
Data such as documents, files, folders, non-Apple applications and
their preferences.
The
Ronni,
That hardly comes across as amicable. Please let it go.
If you need me to be wrong then so be it.
I shall take my wrong self off to somewhere ill-advised and dangerous.
Like the shops.
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In other words, only share online what you are willing for the world to
see. It han't changed since the days of 300 Baud modems and logging into
FIDONet :)
Seeya
Rod!
Hi all,
My favorite way of phasing the above
still cool with.
I look forward to reviews telling me of functions I am interested in though.
Cheers
Paul
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On 13/07/2011, at 8:34 AM, Paul K wrote:
On Tue, Jul 12, 2011 at 12:54 PM, Rod Lavington rodl...@gmail.com wrote
No need to apologise :)
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Hi All,
Yes, scepticism is a healthy thing.
Fear however clouds our judgement.
Many sites out there, not just social networking ones, require information
from their members to function meaningfully.
So if Google+ requires information as a cost to the user it must offer a
benefit as a reward.
It
So if I agree with Matt's Ridiculous viewpoint is that bad? ;)
The irony in this threat is quite galling.
I cannot imagine the kind of complaints it may have 'contracted'.
That is because I likely have a very different viewpoint.
Different viewpoint, not bad viewpoint. Or offensive, or in
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I’m not ‘inciting fear’ into people, I’m just trying to get them to be aware
of what they are signing up for or installing, so they don’t make an ‘error
of judgement’ and then have to pay the consequences.
Hi Ronni,
I do
On Thu, Jul 7, 2011 at 4:09 PM, cm cm200...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Matt,
While I am not in favour censoring, we as yet have no indication at all
that Telstra will do anything other than block child porn sites -- which to
me isn't a bad thing. The worst case scenario is that some corrupt
Hi all,
Some weeks ago gmail informed me that my account had been accessed from a
computer in Singapore. Password quickly changed. My guess is that gmail is
being rightfully suspicious of emails from my address. I feel dirty ;) The
others? Not sure, may just be looking at cookies or something and
Hi,
Political opinions when they relate to information technology issues too?
Cheers
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Groovy, policy through magic. What is this, Hogwarts?
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Different to the Govt.'s filter? I agree with you Matt.
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Have you restarted again?
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BTW, I find them to be a 'good' to 'very good' ISP.
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On downgrading plans:
I note that Amnet also charges a fee now. $19, 'coincidentally' this
is the same amount I wish to reduce my plan by.
I should give them some credit on this count though.
Previously I had downgraded my plan (for free) because we were
seriously under-using it. It was 90GB
Thanks folk, all clear now :-)
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Sorry Ronni but all I know about this one is that it is a 13 Macbook,
I'm almost certain it is not the latest unibody style.
So the latest one does not have a replaceable battery?
If so that should mean the one required is the one for sale on the site.
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Hi All,
Does anybody know if this does all models of Macbooks or just the latest?
http://store.apple.com/au/product/MA561G/A?mco=MTY3ODQ5OTY#overview
It seems to be just for the latest but I cannot seem to find another.
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in this way through
an Airport Extreme.
Severin Crisp
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Hi Severin
But you can use the drive for TM backups across the network yes?
Not sure what you mean by virtual Time Capsule.
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Cheers
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Airport Extreme lets you plug a USB drive in for NAS (network attached
storage).
Decent facsimile of a Time Capsule maybe?
I noticed recently that many external cases can switch the drive off
if there is no access, does anyone think this would help in this
configuration?
If my iMac ejected one
Hi Severin
But you can use the drive for TM backups across the network yes?
Not sure what you mean by virtual Time Capsule.
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Faces has never worked for me.
It just span endlessly without result for a long, long time, through
pref resets, Library rebuilds and OS rebuilds.
I have never wanted the feature anyway and Apple does not want it to
be 'disablable'.
The only faces to ever appear on the 'board'
Yep, still haven't met a computer that wont shut down if I keep
holding the power button in for 5 or so seconds. Mac or PC.
I'm also kind of impressed by the odd set of conditions that power
resets and SMC resets, as described by Ronni here, will resolve if not
cure when used.
Cheers
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I believe this is ok.
Unless you want the USB cases you can just buy bare drives.
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1. If I remove Office 2004 will I still be able to read the 2004 era files
(including emails and contacts details) by using Office 2011?
If by Office 2004 you mean you were using Entourage then no I don't think so
as Entourage keeps them all in a database that pretty much only it can open.
I
A client once sat in front of me with a dead floppy disk.
I had already explained that it was really dead.
She then asked so what can I do then?
It is very important to know how close you are to the edge.
Also important to recognise your reliance on data, do you insure your car,
your wage?
I
I had the same cpu noise you are describing. It was also noticeable with
network activity.
Very annoying.
My research led me to suspect a ground loop (google it).
There was almost nothing I could do about this. It even occured when using a
Griffin iMic.
Then, the amp died.
When I replaced the amp,
While I can't say for sure what is going on I can say that I have had
sketchy results adding additional drives to G4 towers of various flavours.
I believe it is the IDE controllers.
The main 100MHz bus sometimes hates second drives attached to it and in my
opinion will affect the boot drive's
Hi
I would go back into SU mode and copy the files to the external drive before
you do much else.
I like rsync:
rsync -av /Target /Destination
Good luck
Paul
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Paul I may indeed try out the rsync option if other options don't work.
It has saved me when no other method could properly access a disk.
I've been told it error checks along the way which is good, the person
telling
Thanks for that, paragons of comedy those two!
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I would just install AVG Free in the Bootcamp XP and do periodic scans of it
and your external media.
If the media is Mac formatted you will not be able to scan it but you
probably don't need to for the same reason.
In order to do this you would need to run Windows via VMWare or Parallels,
this
Has this one ever successfully joined the network in question?
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Hi William,
You are a bit thin on the ground with info there.
Can you tell us how existing machines are connecting there?
Most folk have their computers connecting either wirelessly or over
wire to a broadband router which is connected to the Internet.
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Things to (re)move to be sure:
~/Library/Application Support/Firefox/ (do not delete this as it
contains your bookmarks)*
~/Library/Preferences/org.mozilla.firefox.plist*
I do not believe any software is at fault as it all works under another account.
* ~ denotes YOUR home directory and NOT
Hi John,
Another way to perform the same test is to create a new user in OSX
and log in, if Firefox works then that would be telling.
Cheers
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Hi John,
If you are still having this problem try this in Terminal:
/Applications/Firefox.app/Contents/MacOS/firefox-bin -profilemanager
(Copy the above line Open Terminal 'Applications/Utilities/Terminal'
paste the line into Terminal press return)
If the Profile Manager opens (headed
I've been wondering about something just like this.
Been considering getting the cheapest iPod Touch as a home remote.
My entertainment unit is a little different:
A written-off Macbook Pro which had it's screen broken.
I removed the screen, losing WiFi :-( , connected an S-Video adapter
and
On Sun, Nov 14, 2010 at 10:03 AM, Ronda Brown ro...@mac.com wrote:
Hey Great Paul,
Oh, OS 9 was / is a robust Operating System …. nothing goes wrong in OS 9.
Daniel I were only talking about OS 9 a few days ago and how things were so
simpler then ;-)
Cheers,
Ronni
It's a tiny bit
Hi all,
Trying to get OS 9 onto a MDD Dual 867 Powermac G4 FW400:
http://support.apple.com/kb/sp106
Apparently I need the install media that came with this model or a
retail version of 9.2.2. Anything lower does not seem to work.
It may also be possible to drop a 9.2.2 System Folder onto the
Hi,
Thanks for the responses, still exhausting all options at this end,
will keep you posted if I strike out :-)
If it does work, the next biggest challenge for it would be telling
WAMUG via email ;-)
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Ha!
That didn't take much longer.
Attempt number maybe 7, successful.
Quote from partner:
but it's just OS 9 now
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They have done this before and I grabbed it then.
It is okay but I still prefer MPEG Streamclip (may require Apple MPEG2
Component, so technically not free) and for full functionality
ffmpegX.
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If it is the model that can easily be opened to inspect the board it
is also the model that suffers from Capacitor Plague.
If ANY caps appear at all bulged or have a brownish mark on the top it
is trash I'm afraid.
From what you have said I would be looking for one that has actually
popped open,
Chrome doesn't seem too much faster than Firefox so I probably will
stay with Firefox for now as I have 'spent time setting it up nicely
with some extensions'.
One thing I *really* like in Chrome is it's full screen view, this is
slowly tempting me across.
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That yellow symbol says there is something wrong with that device,
usually it's drivers, and that it wont work.
So it sounds like you do need to download the appropriate bootcamp and
or bootcamp drivers as Patrick has suggested.
I have not personally done this so I can't advise on the specifics.
It could also be the IP Address of the Windows Mac.
Make sure the first four sections (octets) are the same as the other
two machines. Try to 'Ping' between the machines. It's easy, try
Google.
To check if the drivers are the problem right click on 'My Computer'
select 'Manage'. When this opens
Hi Pat,
The Mac mini has an external display port (in addition to an HDMI
port) which I believe can have a video adapter plugged in to give you
S-Video Out and RCA Out connections. Mine cost $35 from Nextbyte who
didn't realise they had it in stock.
I would use S-Video. If you did this you would
IrfanView + Plugins. Free, easy and powerful. Unlike myself.
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A signal strength booster for around $50 from DSE helped my situation
which was similar.
Double insulated cable and F-Type connectors were also required.
All of these things incrementally improved the situation, I now only
have issues with channel 9 and mainly during ADs! Hehe, so no real
probs
Like other browsers Chrome should have a setting for which
Application/Program opens a particular file type, quite obvious so
this probably has already been checked but worth mentioning anyway.
Good luck
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Not as far as I am aware and I have heard this question a few times now.
Something that comes to mind however is remote desktop/screen sharing.
Some screen sharing solutions offer a choice as to which screen to connect
to, so the idea would be to connect to the laptops 'second' screen (if
Some time ago I bought a 100 pack of TDK DVD-Rs (not DVD-RWs) from
dick smith, I believe it was less than $50.
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It's OS9's zombie Finder back to haunt us!
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Cable prices can be quite bogas really.
A year or so back I wanted an RCA-style digital coax cable, so I went
into Retravision determined to pay whatever they wanted and the
young'n there said 'nah you don't need that, Audio RCA works for me at
home' I asked if he knew they were wired
Amnet
Lefroy Rd, Beaconsfield (3kms of copper)
ADSL2+ (24Mbps?)
8Mbps
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That would quite a gig for Billy Connolly, or Snoop Dog for that
matter, to read out and record every word that could possibly typed on
a computer.
;-)
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Opened up a new Macbook 13 in the other day, nice ;-)
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No ;-)
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Me also -
(but I'm disappointed I'm not getting a Playmate Calendar!)
Perhaps we could raise money by producing our own calendar of members in
posing with their Macs - nude of course.
Lloyd
Playmate,
Hi all,
Could I pay with Direct Debit?.
I've been a list member for yonks and WAMUG provided the early
foundation for my Apple education so I owe at least a membership.
I doubt if I'll ever make it to a meeting and I'm sorry but I would
rather not use yet another service like Paymate Express
Hi David
Thanks for the update of this situation, as a keen recorder of the
teev I have been watching it with interest.
I currently do my recording using a PC with 2 internal cards and
TVScheduler Pro but I dream of having the same functionality one day
on a Mac media box.
Cheers
Paul
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Hi Tim
If they've been leaking I think the jig is up.
If it was mine I would be taking out the HDD while the back was off.
If you wish to purchase a similar, but functioning, machine I may be
able to help as we have been retiring G5 iMacs here at work.
Cheers
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Hi Tim,
Sounds like hardware issues.
The first port of call here is to rule out the RAM, so if you have
some spare RAM that will suit pop that in to see if the glitches and
freezes go away.
My guess however is like yours, logic board or graphics hardware.
I am personally yet to see Apple
Dodgy log in item?
System Prefs Accounts Your Account Login Items
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Hi,
It might help if you did it under another user account.
I'm not iPhoney or syncey for that matter so I may have that wrong.
Good luck
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Hi Kim
I cannot think of a company but I can advise that it is a simple
process once, of course, you have a cassette player.
In the past I have borrowed a cassette player to do this task, it's
not as if they are in constant use. If not borrowed, then possibly
purchased cheaply from Cashies or
Hi Walter,
Yes that is true, regardless of those software being installed.
If you switch the input to Internal Microphone (if it actually has
one) you will then see a response on the meter as you speak.
You would also be able to record that input using Audacity, Quicktime,
Wiretap etc.
If it
Hi Walter,
Audacity and any other audio software can accept audio from an input
ONLY if that input is properly registered within the Operating System.
I e. if it's 'drivers' are installed.
This is where I suspect the problem lay.
The fact it mentions 'USB PnP Audio device' as being present is
Good Morning Walter,
It sounds like the device it not actually working, yet.
Once you can see input levels in Sound Input you can use any
applicable software to capture and edit the incoming audio.
So concentrate on getting the level meter to show input, the install
process needs investigating
Hi James
I could be wrong but I believe that this is a separate purchase from QT Pro.
If true it also seems strange.
Good Luck
Paul
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I have found that Intel network cards will sometimes work in G4 towers
under OSX.
Some other brands, such as Realtek, work sometimes too.
There was no driver installation required, just the right card.
I also recall installing a Realtek card under OS9, this did require
drivers which I
Hi Nathalie,
It sounds like your modem if fine if you can make a connection from Windows.
I would try connecting to that server using it's actual IP address. If
you don't already know it your IT folk will tell you or you could do
this in Terminal:
host 'server address'
then press enter to be
Has the employer enabled web access for this?
Both the Mac clients mentioned here have only limited success in
utilising a connection with Exchange.
Entourage has been described accurately enough in the previous posts,
Mail can send and receive fine but has problems with calendaring.
Why cant it
I believe that usually this format gets the file extension .mp4 but I
doubt whether changing it will make any difference.
I wonder if the bundled software can play the file? Possibly re-export
it as .avi or similar?
Can you get it to a Windows machine to see if it has an idea?
I still suspect the
Hi James,
It should just work so I suspect the file. What is the file extension?
Cheers
Paul
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Try this Stuart:
http://www.mail-archive.com/wamug@wamug.org.au/maillist.html
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Hi,
I tried both these and of the two only MagicPrefs has been stable,
after a few launches the prefs window for BetterTouchTool would no
longer load.
Removing it's prefpane and restarting seems to have uninstalled it.
MagicPrefs increased the tracking speed and enabled the greatly missed
Sorry to hear about your woes.
Firstly, I notice my Magic Mouse works fine without the cover, so
hopefully your's will too.
Can you be more specific as to the lost or broken clip please?
I see there is the latch itself and this is the only thing that holds
it in aside from a tab at the other end
Hi Merv,
I don't know of a friendlier client than apple mail, aside from maybe
gmail and the like.
I have helped a lot of people move from eudora to other clients and I
have noticed many have similar complaints to your's.
Eudora's interface was unique, it did things in it's own way, quite
Sounds like the sim itself (sorry, am no expert with phones/sims)
Can another be tried?
Good Luck
Paul
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According to some other forums you may need 7zip for Mac or UnrarX.
Good Luck
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Hi all, merry everything and happy anything!
I had the same issue and Software Update did not grab an update for
the mouse UNTIL I logged in as another user, not fantastic but all is
now well.
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Hi all,
Does anybody know much about how to get this working again, I read
there is an update in the works to return the functionality?
Cheers
Paul
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As per usual Mac put Vicki and Myself down for this, looking forward to it.
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Paul
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Sonnet make very good PCI SATA cards. Cheers, Paul.
On 9/26/09, Rod l...@mac.com wrote:
That is true Peter. But you are better off putting in a SATA card
instead, then you have access to much bigger drives without resorting
to raid.
Kind regard
Rod
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Hi Kevin,
His name is Ken, his number is 0415541612 and he lives near Freo.
Cheers
Paul
On Sat, Jun 6, 2009 at 6:30 PM, KEVIN Lockkal...@iinet.net.au wrote:
Paul, whilst I am mostly into Mac distribution I have a few people who
could use PCs of the type you have.
Should no one else have
Hi All,
Please excuse my Monday morning stuff-up ;-)
You all know the details now so if you are interested talk to Ken, doh.
Cheers
Paul
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Hello,
A charitable 'entity' has contacted me with a need to offload a number
of PCs for free.
Within the next 2 weeks.
I am unclear of the exact specs but roughly speaking we are talking
machines from Pentium 4 @ 2.3GHz, 512MB RAM, 80GB HDD and down, all
the way through to lower spec P4s and
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