against these kinds
of posts i will refrain in future.
A shame for the open minded, as Rod says we don't all think iphone is the only
option and this is a cheap way to try.
Kind regards
Dave choy
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with all boxes, case, screen protector(applied) and charger
More details here:
http://www.shoppingsquare.com.au/p_82629_Samsung_Google_Nexus_S_Mobile_Phone_unlocked
Sell for $250
Prefer WA buyer - can drop off in metro area on weekend
If interested please email me
Regards
David Choy
HI Tim
I tried looking for this too for a client of mine. You're right, it's
hard to find anything that really will test how much data they are
using. In my search I didn't find anything really useful to monitor
usage.
One other alternative would be to buy a prepaid wireless modem (eg
Vivid
You'll be ok - theres no difference except that apple removed some anchoring
hooks that were on your older cable (note the little buttons to release the
hooks on the end of the cable). They decided the extra anchoring was
unnecessary.
Dave
On 20/12/2010, at 17:00, Diana Graham Stevens
/Samsung/
Please email me off list if interested
Thanks!
Regards
Dave Choy
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be more accurate. :-)
C
On 2010-12-19, at 20:30, David Choy wrote:
I know it's not strictly mac but it works well with my macbook and mac mini
;-)
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Brian
If she synced her phone with itunes prior to the sim card failure and
assuming she put her contacts onto the iphone originally (rather than
just leaving them on the sim), then yes.
She could always check this in itunes prior to handing over the phone
If she says yes to restoring the new
is
available, or the purchaser has until feb 2011 to take it in to the apple store
for a free replacement)
Please email me off list if interested c...@mac.com
Thanks!
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Martin
That price ($199) is on a plan with ATT, locked to their network for
24 months. (notice the little superscript 1 after the price? Its
very important - reveals details on the required 24 month plan)
Furthermore you can't walk out the store with one without being on an
ATT plan,
It would help if we knew what printer you are printing to. Is it to do
with the PPD file for the printer?
Dave
On 14/01/2010, at 11:37 PM, Mike Fuller wrote:
In attempting to print a PDF from Acrobat Pro version 9.3 I cannot
set my printer in the Format For selector of the Page Setup
Apple staff were
accidentally giving out the wrong stock.
Dave
On 14/01/2010, at 11:58 PM, Julie Bedford wrote:
I recently purchased an iPhone for $1040 and was told it was locked
to Telstra and it would be an extra $150 to unlock.
Jewels
On 14/01/2010, at 11:26 PM, choy wrote
Agree with Daniel, I too am with Vodafone but I can't say I recommend
them for rural Australia, especially with the iPhone as the iPhone
can't do 900MHz 3G -which is the frequency that every other carrier
apart from Telstra are using for extended coverage.
A very shrewd move (and parting
Are you sharing just itunes or other files? Are you sharing both
machines' libraries or just one?
Have you turned on file sharing in system preferences sharing on the
machine you want to share?
DC
On 13/01/2010, at 7:37 PM, Pedro wrote:
Evening all,
While trying to set up iTune
Yes all modern email clients automatically highlight/enable http://
links.
David
On 12/01/2010, at 1:35 PM, Neil Houghton wrote:
It is also the same in Entourage - so it may be standard for email
clients?
Cheers
Neil
--
Neil R. Houghton
Albany, Western Australia
Tel: +61 8 9841
HI peter,
As an ex-PDA consultant/retailer I've had all sorts of combinations of
sync between Palm, Windows Mobile, Blackberry and iPhone and entourage.
I must say that I found the windows mobile (the OS your HTC Touch Pro
2 runs) the most cranky, with quite a few episodes of failure to
Mailing Lists.
Cheers,
Ronni
On 12/01/2010, at 9:24 PM, choy wrote:
Peter,
I have created a picture guide for you. You need to use the airport
utility found in your applications folder.
See the pics here:
Picture 1.pngPicture 2.pngPicture 3.png
Basically go to top right of your screen
Hi Susan,
Your friend just needs to select the photo in photobooth (ie at the
bottom of the app) and then go to the file menu and select flip
photo. the keyboard shortcut is command-f
Dave
On 11/01/2010, at 8:24 PM, Susan Hastings wrote:
Hi all, a friend wants to be able to change the
On 11/01/2010, at 9:51 PM, Reg Whitely wrote:
Can you borrow a friends iPhone for a weekend to test the
range? I think you'll be pleasantly surprised at the coverage
and the iPhone 3GS has even better reception than the 3G.
I admit I've never tried the iPhone in Gero but all reports
whups, thanks that's right, it's the edit menu.
Dave
On 11/01/2010, at 10:32 PM, Michael Waldie wrote:
Dave,
The short cut is right but I think you meant that it is in the Edit
menu, not the file menu.
Michael
On 11/01/2010, at 10:15 PM, choy wrote:
Hi Susan,
Your friend just
HI Chris,
The other alternative to your in-house problem would have been to buy
a signal booster, since it was only occurring in your house. These are
available for $150-450 depending on how much coverage you need.
I only say this because I've seen the blue tick range and frankly
it's
Hi Jennifer,
I assume you mean *embedding* a link rather than just copying and
pasting one, because command c and v work on macs too.
If you want to do this in Mail, copy your link from your browser
(command c) then type whatever text you want in your email.
Select the text for which
on the Nokia 6700 Slide http://www.nokia.com.au/find-products/all-phones/nokia-6700-slide
. It looks great but there's nobody on Oz sites that I can find yet,
selling them.
Reg
On 11/01/2010, at 10:25 PM, choy wrote:
On 11/01/2010, at 9:51 PM, Reg Whitely wrote:
Can you borrow a friends
I must say I'll be very amused if, after all this hype and innuendo,
and with Apple's compettitors falling over themselves scrambling to
release tablets of their own, Apple doesn't release one!
That would truly be a master stroke. Microsoft's CEO Steve Ballmer
always irks me with his
web game)
Shouldn't cause any issues but it is annoying and you can't cheat when
there's no app ;-)
Dave Choy
On 10/01/2010, at 4:43 PM, John Daniels wrote:
Thanks Ruben
I have now copied it from my Mac and that works OK.
Despite both Macs having Firefox as the default, the program
(c...@mac.com) if interested.
Regards
Dave Choy
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forward to now, and as far as I can see a wamug digest is still
not available? If so is there any ETA on when this will be fixed, if
ever? Anecdotally alot of my friends dropped this list because the
digest function broke, it would be sad not to get these people back.
Dave Choy
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On 06/01/2010, at 5:13 PM, choy wrote:
I hate spam assassin - it once junked an important junk offer and I
only found it a week later. Lucky I checked. Personally I abhor ISP
level filtering as it never hits your box, so the only way to check
it is to log in. Even at lowest settings I
sources (eg my mother!) being filtered. The worst culprit is
RealMail.
Dave Choy
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will not sell the airport express separately. I've been
using the airport express with it for wireless printing.
All original boxes and manuals included.
Sell price $250
Please email me off list if interested. Prefer local (WA) buyer.
Regards
David Choy
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Mailwasher is an anti-spam tool for pcs.
Having both PCs and macs, I haven't found any spam tool that is
perfect. I still have to scan my spam for occasional errant mails
accidentally marked spam by the spam filter.
I would have thought the built in spam filter in Apple Mail should be
unsubscribe
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Ronni,
There is a plan calculator on the web already comparing all the plans.
Adjust the sliders according to your currrent/expected usage to find
out which plans suit you ( any plans with red bars are a no-no!)
http://www.numbersinaflash.com/iphone-plans-comparison-calcul/
Dave Choy
Thanks to all who responded to my for sale post.
The macbook has now been sold
It's nice to see so many people subscribe to this list, including many
non WA people!
Dave Choy
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I am very thankful for the large number of helpful responses I got
from my post to this list. It reminded me why I am glad to be part of
the WA mac community. Thanks to everyone who has emailed me - I have
contacted quite a few of you for further help.
Regards
David Choy
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it up.
Thanks
Regards
Dave Choy
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that.
Dave Choy
oh, and by the way, if you do indeed end up with a problem with an
iphone, I strongly recommend going to a REAL apple store. I had a
fault with a superdrive on the weekend, I went in and it was replaced
for me on the spot at the Apple store in melbourne, no receipt or
proof
speed internet access :-P
TIA
Dave Choy
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Thought WAMUGians might appreciate this joke. apologies to those who
have heard it.
“Apple vs. Microsoft”
Three Microsoft engineers and three Apple employees are traveling by
train to a computer conference. At the station, the three Microsoft
engineers each buy tickets and watch as the
There are lots of ways to buy. The easiest way is via some local
resellers. Here are some that are known to be trustworthy (by
Whirlpool forum members, used multiple times)
http://www.voitech.com.au/products/apple-iphone-8gb-black-mp3-mobile-
phone-locked.html
- selling for $679 locked.
When you add an image, try right-clicking or control-clicking the
image and select view as icon.
On 16/09/2007, at 9:02 AM, WAMUG Mailing List wrote:
I have tracked this down to a setting in Mail where apparently
there is a choice between inline and attachment. My default is
currently
I use the three wireless USB modem.
Works great, though the Australian instructions are crap and miss out
a crucial step (need to add *99# as the phone number in internet
connect). The indian call center wasn't rude or difficult to
understand, just clueless. But that seems to be the
Bob,
Not sure why you need the install disk.i have a Perfection 2400, lost
the disks ages ago. The drivers are on the website:
http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/support/supDetail.jsp?
BV_UseBVCookie=yesoid=14587prodoid=21643926infoType=Downloadsplatfor
m=Macintosh
I have used these
Palm has been quiet of late. The Treo 680 smartphone was released in
Jan 2007, the Treo 750V (which is actually a Windows mobile device
made by palm) this march. Other than that the rumor front has been
very quiet except for a possible mystery device which apparently is a
whole new market
Dude,
you don't need to wait three weeks. I had exactly the same problem as
yoy with my macbook battery. I rang applecare, explained the
situation and they arranged for a replacement to be sent to Next byte
in neldands, and in the meantime I picked up one in stock from
nextbyte nedlands.
going to use it as a recipe machine in the kitchen but I
no longer have the time, or space to do this!
Please email me off list if interested. Either perth pickup or I can
drop off if near the joondalup area(near my work)
Dave Choy
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Full specs below:
iMac (Slot Loading
it as
a recipe machine in the kitchen but I no longer have the time, or
space to do this!
Please email me off list if interested. Either perth pickup or I can
drop off if near the joondalup area(near my work)
Dave Choy
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Full specs below:
iMac (Slot Loading)
Codename: Kihei, P7
Recommend the Brother laser multifunctions. I have bought 3 over the
last few years (One for me, one for a friend, one for family) and
they have worked brilliantly. THe 2 -part toner and drum system saves
cartridge cost (since toner is only $50 a pop(2500 prints), the drum
need only be
iSight. Why would you want anything else?
On 28/08/2006, at 5:05 AM, WAMUG Mailing List wrote:
From: Stephen Chape [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Webcams for Skype Video
Date: Sun, 27 Aug 2006 22:37:12 +0800
X-Mailer: Apple Mail (2.752.2)
Hi folks,
Has anyone got any recommendations for webcams
Merv,
You don't mention if your version of office 98 is up to date. There
was a metafile conversion bug in office 98 fixed with a patch
(windows version of office embeds graphics files differently to the
mac version, so embedded graphics have to be converted when being
viewed on a mac)
Others might be able to help with local replacements, but I got my
replacement ibook keyboard from here:
http://www.welovemacs.com/apibg4114cod29.html
If you don't choose courier delivery it's cheaper. Be warned, you
need to be very careful to specify which ibook you have - by model
number
on macintouch that is in contrary to the above.
However, parallels is definitely more versatile, and naturally boots
faster once you have booted it once and suspended parallels rather
than shut it down. The same cannot be said for performance,
especially for video intensive tasks.
Dave Choy
Erm, I'm not sure where you're reading that parallels is *faster*
than boot camp - it is the other way around. Which makes sense, since
Parallels is using virtualisation to run 2 operating systems at once,
vs. bootcamp - which is just running natively.
I have both bootcamp and parallels
You can get a new battery and replace it yourself here for AUD$45:
(video instructions at www.sonnettech.com)
http://epowermac.com.au/product.asp?
numPageStartPosition=1strPageHistory=catstrKeywords=strSearchCriteria
=PT_ID=152P_ID=558
Or you can get apple to do it for you for about $110.
Umm, I'm not sure what you want here. You need to take your mac in to
a service center. If the superdrive isn't working, it needs to be
either serviced, or more likely, replaced. On the other hand, if it
just was a noise or something, someone could offer advice, but if it
isn't working I
Macworld just released a nice online article with frequently asked
questions about the Macbook.
one question refers to the glossy screen which apparently is one of
the most requested features ibook users wanted.
Apparently the screen is 79% brighter than the older iBook screen,
and has
If he/she is a complete beginner, this is a good start, and designed
to work in with the local curriculum:
http://www.streetwise.com.au/product_info.php?products_id=270
This is a more well rounded program though:
http://www.streetwise.com.au/product_info.php?products_id=453
Also has a unique
Thought everyone might like to see a video of all the new vista
features as narrated by bill himself
http://video.google.com/videoplay?
docid=-4134446112378047444q=Motorriderpl=true
It's nice to see how the other half live every once in a while.
Dave
)
not happy!
Dave Choy
On 19/01/2006, at 5:05 AM, WAMUG Mailing List wrote:
From: thefrogs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: changing ISP
Date: Wed, 18 Jan 2006 15:01:05 +0800
X-Mailer: Apple Mail (2.746.2)
We are considering changing from Bigpond because now it looks like
iinet has Broadband 2 with VOIP
Paul,
I have noticed an occasional spelling mistake in the CDDB database, but
nothing worth crying over. I haven't noticed the problem you seem to be
having with being unable to correct Disk# , year etc.
Re: your automatic import CDDB names problem: you might be able to try
one of the
Tom
I gather no one responded to you because your first email didn't make
any sense.
I'm not sure whether you mean you *only* want to buy second hand ram or
you are looking also for a place to buy new ram?
Also, you don't specify the RAM you are after properly. As you know
there are
Hi
You don't need to waste money on the official palm backup card. In
fact, the palm backup card has documented issues with backup of the
latest models.
There are a plethora of SD card backup solutions out there. They
include:
Backup man
http://www.bitsnbolts.com/backupman.php
and charging.
Dave Choy
On 06/11/2005, at 5:05 AM, WAMUG Mailing List wrote:
From: Andrew [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Nano dock
Date: Sat, 5 Nov 2005 09:38:11 +0800
X-Mailer: Apple Mail (2.623)
Does anyone know for sure if the iPod Nano (which I plan to get for my
wife) can use the iPod 3G dock? I
.
At 12:38 AM +1000 7/10/05, choy wrote:
Kevin,
As others have mentioned, we need to know how you're connecting to
the internet - if you are connecting via ADSL, John's point might
be appropriate.
The eMac in question is linked through a 5 port switch to another
eMac connected to the net
Kevin,
As others have mentioned, we need to know how you're connecting to the
internet - if you are connecting via ADSL, John's point might be
appropriate.
However to me it sounds like you could be using a dial-up modem, in
which case you will need to follow the instructions below:
Open
sake!
Dave Choy
On 07/08/2005, at 5:04 AM, WAMUG Mailing List wrote:
WAMUG Mailing List Digest #740
1) Re: Exporting/Converting Pages Doc to CMYK
by Mervyn Giuliana Bond [EMAIL PROTECTED]
2) Re: Exporting/Converting Pages Doc to CMYK
by Ronda Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]
3) Re
Dr. David Choy
director
inmypalm
computing for Medical professionals
ABN 11043539264
phone 0403 536 981
fax 9226 2171
email [EMAIL PROTECTED]
trouble or the above is way over your
head, send me an email privately - I may be able to help.
Regards
Dave Choy
Treo 650 + Powerbook g4
Dr. David Choy
director
inmypalm
computing for Medical professionals
ABN 11043539264
phone 0403 536 981
.
As for me, I'll stick with my trusty Palm Treo 650 converged device,
thank you very much! :-)
Dave
ex k700i owner
Dr. David Choy
director
inmypalm
computing for Medical professionals
ABN 11043539264
phone 0403 536 981
fax 9226 2171
email [EMAIL
.
Dave
On 06/03/2005, at 5:04 AM, WAMUG Mailing List wrote:
Hi Choy
On 5 Mar 2005, at 4:12pm, choy wrote:
Is there any way to stop this from happening? I want to get back to
being able to click on weblinks and have firefox open rather than
launching netscape
In Safari Prefs General
using the combined update via software update resulted in
looping kernel panics upon restart or turning on my 12 powerbook. I've
had to archive and restore my powerbook three times! Lets hope 10.4 is
a little better.
Thanks
Dave Choy
Henry Kissinger
Each success only buys an admission ticket
Reg,
YOu can find the m500 replacement battery here:
http://www.circuitcentral.com.au/shop/customer/product.php?
productid=20762cat=598page=1
Around 65 dollars AUD.
Don't let anyone tell you that replacing palm batteries isn't possible!
It's the number one myth that salespeople here have
You can get the cells replaced at a place like batteries plus.
Alternatively, try global batteries:
http://www.global-batteries.com.au/index.php/cPath/1_12
not cheap but I think that's what you're' after.
Dave Choy
On 06/02/2005, at 5:04 AM, WAMUG Mailing List wrote:
From: Peter Sealy
Bart,
This is a very common occurrence - I get that message from time to
time. Often related to the MSN not logging out properly, and as msn
won't let you login two machines at the same time, it says temporarily
unavailable.
You can try using aMSN, which in my opinion is a much much better
ruben,
I think there are alot of members who are on the mailing list because
they need help rather than to supply it. There are in general only a
small pool of helpers - eg Shay, rod, craig etc who have significant
expertise to help with most problems.
I think people tend to place a
Don't know how many of you have read this article fromt he washington
post, but Martin was quoted in it!
See below
Dave Choy
Macs rule for value when cost is the key
By Mark Kellner
Published October 5, 2004
Gutenberg invented movable type. Columbus discovered the new world. And
a Macintosh
kevin,
Someone probably already pointed this one out but I find mactracker to
be really really useful in finding out batteries/ram/slots etc. find it
here:
http://www.macupdate.com/download.php/5968/mactracker_3.0b2.dmg
there is also a mac OS 9 version if necessary.
Dave choy
On 9 Sep 2004, at 11:59pm, Steven wrote:
So is that right? The SuperDrive doesn't allow you to take advantage
of
re-writable DVDs (ie. DVD-RW or DVD+RW? Or is there a way round this?
This is NOT true according to my own experience. I have a 12 Powerbook
G4 Superdrive (867mhz, the
Take a look at the following weblink - an Imac G5 clone down to the
white colour and accessories and stand.
Amazing how quick these taiwanese companies can churn out knockoffs.
http://www.trigem.com/tgproduct/lluon/lluon_allinone.asp
dave Choy
Sir Walter Raleigh
Remember, that if thou
Paul,
as I wrote in my post, indeed it does mean you end up with an extra
copy, unless there is some option that I have missed to stop that
happening:
Convert selection to MP3.
select this and voila! an MP3 copy will appear under the aac version in
your library.
Remember to delete the
library using the delete key.
You can use itunes to burn the tracks or toast. If using toast,
remember to select the music tab and select MP3 disc since a data
disc probably won't be read in your car stereo.
Dave Choy
On 29/08/2004, at 5:06 AM, WAMUG Mailing List wrote:
My new Alpine car
I'm sure someone has already posted about isync 1.5 being out, but the
interesting bit is that it supports the Sony Ericsson z1010 - a 3g
phone on the Three network.
Finally, Three users have a phone they can sync with their mac!
Dave
Failure
!
email me off list if you need more direction.
but seriously - as a seller and supporter of palmone pdas, consider the
cable - it will save you more headaches!
Dave Choy
intern SCGH
On 05/08/2004, at 5:07 AM, WAMUG Mailing List wrote:
From: Chris Burton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: bluetooth
Umm, Mike I have no idea where you got the notion that DVD session
burning is not possible with my mac. I assume you have no software
now for CD burning other than what came with your mac? Have you used
Toast?
Anyway bottom line there are heaps of different programs that will let
you burn
For this kind of stuff, the best resources are:
www.macosxhints.com
www.macwindows.com
re: printing, attaching your printer to the mac(hence directly printing
from your mac) and printing from windows via sharing might be better. I
found a hint for that a few weeks ago on macosxhints.com:
Anyone who is as concerned as I about the loss of mac support with
future palm handhelds is strongly encouraged to sign the petition here:
http://www.petitiononline.com/palmmac3/petition.html
Dave
-
To know oneself is to study
Adam,
Avoid the Microshaft one - it really sucks. Lawsy battery life and
issues with pairing etc, although apparently fixed by the latest
microsoft drivers.
the logitech is good, but lawsy for left handers.
a good bluetooth mouse with scroll wheel I've seen is the belkin one -
only
. Here are the appropriate
addresses:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
And to send comments to the palmsource marketing department:
http://www.palmsource.com/contact/write_os.htm [palmsource.com]
Dave Choy
As a well-spent day brings happy sleep, so
Hey everyone,
That story someone posted about some dude turning his G5 into a pc that
gave some people nightmares etc etc has turned out to be a hoax. While
I thought it was real, i didn't really care since you'd have to be an
absolute loser to do that.
Take a look:
Hi,
My recommendations for a Colour laser are
(1) Tektronix - high priced but reliable and cheap cost to run (need
to add $600 postscript option)
http://www.ht.com.au/Scripts/xworks.exe?PART:F5630#Tof
(2) - I trust epson over HP for support
For people interested in saving streams for personal viewing, this step
by step guide may be useful courtesy of my rapidly no 1 website,
macosxhints.com:
Save 'unsavable' QuickTime movies (revisited)
Wed, Jan 21 '04 at 09:50AM from: bschmwsii
Back in 2001, macosxhints published a
Are there any FM tuner cards that work with 10.3.x?
not out yet but soon. does what you want:
http://www.streetwise.com.au/product_info.php?products_id=1899
(Griffin FM radio shark)
USB though, not a pci card
dave
When you play,
yep - Canon i250 and Panther work for me. Actually, for me they were
never broken in the first place.
If you are having problems getting them to work may I suggest print
center repair.
Dave
On 17/01/2004, at 5:06 AM, WAMUG Mailing List wrote:
Message-Id: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 16
I concur with Phil. I initially couldn't set up my billion router with
them when i first got connecte. At 5:30pm I gave support a call and was
pleasantly surprised to have the phone answered (1) within 10 seconds
of dialling and (2) speak to a real live person rather than an
automated
Hmm, Gordo, I do not agree with you at all. I have been
selling/supporting macs professionally for the last 5 years and
privately for the last 15 years. In that time I have seen more earnest
switchers from Microsoft windows NT/XP/2000/98 in the last 3-4 years
of mac OS X than in the 10 years
Check this site out, I think someone posted it a while back
http://www.wormintheapple.gr/macdvd/
should tell you all you need to know about region free on macs and how
to get it going.
Dave
On 17/01/2004, at 5:06 AM, WAMUG Mailing List wrote:
Date: Fri, 16 Jan 2004 18:12:27 +0800
Wow,
It looks like people these days really don't care for Christmas spirit,
eh? Glad to see you didn't lose your precious, Phil! My friend got his
laptop, mobile phone and wallet stolen on christmas eve while he was
sleeping. Eerily similar to Phil's story except they came in through
the
Toast 6 Should do the trick.
http://www.roxio.com/en/products/toast/features.jhtml
Well worth the price of the software as it does soo much more than just
burn discs. Take a look.
Dave
On 20/12/2003, at 5:05 AM, WAMUG Mailing List wrote:
Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2003 15:26:54 +0800
Subject:
Callum
The best solution I have found for MD to Mac (and then CD i guess) is
an Aussie made product called the Xitel MD Port I/O. Connects to the
USB port and to the MD via the Optical line in/out.
Take a look:
http://www.xitel.com/product_mdpio.htm
note that while officially Mac OS X is not
Brett,
here is my recommendation. i assume you simply want a power adaptor
that allows voltage switching so eg you can use it on the plane.
http://www.streetwise.com.au/product_info.php?products_id=1334 this
will adapt your powerbook to use the plane voltage.
If you're after a power
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