Hi Daniel,
If you still have the bluetooth hanging around - how much would it
cost to have installed ?
I had put it off, as I believe it is quite pricey.
Cheers
Jewels
On 13/10/2009, at 7:56 PM, Daniel Kerr wrote:
Ar yes, the MacPro was a build to order Airport and Bluetooth
adapters
Hello People,
I notice that 165 people have downloaded What To Do If You Lose Your
Broadband Internet Connection
and 222 have downloaded Don't Scream ... Backup!
I'm sure anyone who wished to download the files has done so by now.
I have Password Protected my website again.
Cheers,
Ronni
many thanks to Ronni on behalf of at least 222 people
alastair
On 19 Oct 2009, at 09:34, Ronda Brown wrote:
Hello People,
I notice that 165 people have downloaded What To Do If You Lose
Your Broadband Internet Connection
and 222 have downloaded Don't Scream ... Backup!
I'm sure anyone
Hi Ronni
I have download both your Backup and Broadband PDFs and they they both
look very helpful thank you
Regards Allen
On 14/10/2009, at 8:17 AM, Ronda Brown wrote:
Hi People,
I notice quite a few people have already downloaded this file that I
offered to Jewels from my website.
Hi Allen,
You're welcome, I hope you find them helpful.
Cheers,
Ronni
On 16/10/2009, at 5:16 PM, Allen Gladwell wrote:
Hi Ronni
I have download both your Backup and Broadband PDFs and they they
both look very helpful thank you
Regards Allen
On 14/10/2009, at 8:17 AM, Ronda Brown
Hi Ronni,
Many thanks for the information, I have printed off the help
instructions from you and will go through them systematically later.
The odd thing is though, all of last week I could not connect to the
internet via the Mac Book, then on Saturday I had no problem and
was on
I'm curious about an Intel Mac which does not have a wireless card. I
would have thought that all Intel Mac models have wireless cards.
On 13/10/2009, at 5:40 PM, Julie Bedford wrote:
Hi Ronni,
Many thanks for the information, I have printed off the help
instructions from you and will
Hi Susan
Yes, an Intel iMac should have a wireless card built in. The first Intel
iMac was iMac (Early 2006 17-inch), code name Yonah, and machine ID
iMac4,1.
They had built in Bluetooth and Airport.
One thing also with this issue, that you could check is that both the Router
and the Airport
Just doubled checked my Intel and there is no wireless card. I know
with Bluetooth, in the early models one had to request this.
I'm curious about an Intel Mac which does not have a wireless card.
I would have thought that all Intel Mac models have wireless cards.
On 13/10/2009, at
Hi Julie
According to all the specs, you should have Airport for an Intel Model.
http://www.apple-history.com/
If you do want to confirm, just for interest sake, you can go to the Apple
menu then go to About this Mac... then chose More Info... this will open
System Profiler. On the first page
HI Daniel,
My intel appears not to have a wireless card built it. Also no
Bluetooth either - when I queried this point about the Bluetooth with
the retailer, I was told one had to specially request it. I have
since enquired to get one installed, unfortunately I cannot install it
Hi Daniel,
I had doubled checked the System Profiler to make sure I was correct -
I have
just realised you perhaps think I have an iMac - I have a Mac Pro1, 1
(tower).
It is disappointing I don't have Airport and Bluetooth, but guess I
should have waited a while
longer when the later
Ar yes, the MacPro was a build to order Airport and Bluetooth adapters for
those models. It wasn't until later it was added as standard. (Though even
the current MacPro has Bluetooth as standard but Build To Order Airport as
additional.
I think I have a Bluetooth and Airport module for that
Hi People,
I notice quite a few people have already downloaded this file that I
offered to Jewels from my website.
If any WAMUG mailing list member would benefit from the file, I don't
mind you downloading it for free.
I'll leave the password off my site for a few days.
Cheers,
Ronni
On
Hi Julie,
More information required to give you any advice.
What model Note Book is it ... a Windows or a Mac?
What model Belkin Router is it?
Are you using Airport Extreme or Airport Express?
What Operating System are you using ... OS X 10.4.11, 10.5.8 or 10.6.1?
Cheers,
Ronni
17 MacBook
HI Ronni,
Note Book is a MacBook Pro 13 2.26ghz/2gb/160gb/Superdrive
Using Airport Express with 802.11n WiFi and Airtunes
The Router is Belkin Voip 4 port wired Gateway F1P1241 Nau
Operating system is OS X 10.5.8
I do have Snow Leopard, but feel I should sort this problem about
before
Jewels
Had an issue with connecting via Airport Express at my parent's place.
Situations was a router with ethernet cable to the Airport.
Turned out that the airport 'requires' the internet connection to be
present, but it starts up more quickly than the router.
Solution was to turn on the
Hi Jewels,
You are not having any trouble connecting to the Internet from your
Intel Mac (that does not have a wireless card) by Ethernet?
If that is the case, you have your Router setup correctly with your
ISP's settings.
Connecting by Wireless on your MacBook Pro is not connecting? So
Hi,
I recently bought a note book and connected up to the internet, using
my Intel Mac as the prime user and with airport attached to the
router. The intel is non-wireless.
I was initially successful for the first week, but now more often than
not, when I try to connect to the internet
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