Thanks Matthew.
Cheers,
Carlo
On 2010-11-28, at 17:03, Matthew Healey wrote:
>
> Hi Carlo,
>
> ( I posted this to the list a while ago in response to another question
> regard hosting... It all pretty much still applies. )
>
> I've been thinking about your request for a few days now try to
ng set up
> correctly. Our current favoured registrar is Webcity - they are cheaper than
> most, they use Enetica (a long-established company) to do the actual
> registration, and their domain management interface is OK. Netregistry is a
> very well-established company but they can be
Hi Carlo,
( I posted this to the list a while ago in response to another question regard
hosting... It all pretty much still applies. )
I've been thinking about your request for a few days now try to work out how to
best respond. I could easily give you a URL or two of various hosting companie
er significant enough to result in the domain not being set up
correctly. Our current favoured registrar is Webcity - they are cheaper than
most, they use Enetica (a long-established company) to do the actual
registration, and their domain management interface is OK. Netregistry is a
very we
ent good value for money from the looking
> around I did at the time.
>
> Cheers, Steven
>
>
> On 27/11/2010, at 1:15 PM, cm wrote:
>
> >
> > Hello all,
> >
> > I notice that the previous time this was asked was in 2005 so I just wanted
> &g
t;
> >
> > Hello all,
> >
> > I notice that the previous time this was asked was in 2005 so I just
> wanted to ask the group again for its received wisdom about domain name
> registration and web hosting.
> >
> > I am looking register a domain name and have
ous time this was asked was in 2005 so I just wanted
> to ask the group again for its received wisdom about domain name registration
> and web hosting.
>
> I am looking register a domain name and have the associated web site hosted.
> The site will be interactive and requir
cm wrote:
> >
> > Hello all,
> >
> > I notice that the previous time this was asked was in 2005 so I just
> wanted to ask the group again for its received wisdom about domain name
> registration and web hosting.
> >
> > I am looking register a domain name and
05 so I just wanted
> to ask the group again for its received wisdom about domain name registration
> and web hosting.
>
> I am looking register a domain name and have the associated web site hosted.
> The site will be interactive and require an application server such as
> Gl
Hello all,
I notice that the previous time this was asked was in 2005 so I just wanted to
ask the group again for its received wisdom about domain name registration and
web hosting.
I am looking register a domain name and have the associated web site hosted.
The site will be interactive and
from
this perspective.
Glenn.
OM4
2008/7/17 gary dorn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> howdy ,
> I 'v been considering getting my dot mac web site transferred to may own
> domain name.
>
> I looked up the archives for domain name registration recommendations, they
> were mostly oldish
left with 'it's the other guys fault.'
>>
>> It was a frustrating but not mission critical problem for me, so I haven't
>> followed it up since.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> T.
>>
>>
>> On 17/7/08 1:48 PM, "gary dorn" <[EM
t not mission critical problem for me, so I haven't
followed it up since.
Cheers,
T.
On 17/7/08 1:48 PM, "gary dorn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
howdy ,
I 'v been considering getting my dot mac web site transferred to may
own domain name.
I looked up the archives
On 17/7/08 1:48 PM, "gary dorn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
howdy ,
I 'v been considering getting my dot mac web site transferred to may
own domain name.
I looked up the archives for domain name registration
recommendations, they were mostly oldish dates, so I used goo
ite transferred to may
> own domain name.
>
> I looked up the archives for domain name registration
> recommendations, they were mostly oldish dates, so I used google and
> manage to get .com name for 5 years for 60$ at
> http://www.netregistry.com.au/offer/
>
&
howdy ,
I 'v been considering getting my dot mac web site transferred to may
own domain name.
I looked up the archives for domain name registration
recommendations, they were mostly oldish dates, so I used google and
manage to get .com name for 5 years for 60$ at
11yo daughter disturbed them in the house when she came home from
school, so
is shaken up quite a bit
Anyway, back on topic, they stole two iPods, plus a broken Compaq
laptop and
a $25 Nintendo 64 console - not much of a haul. I'm trying to
retrieve the
product registration detai
much of a haul. I'm trying to retrieve the
product registration details, serial numbers, from Apple but cannot find a
way of doing it.
I've emailed [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED]
which were addresses off the Apple website, and both emails bounced as no
such user!
You'd thin
Hi Muggers,
Just testing after I received this?
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If it's a fact I'll re register,
Thx,
Ken
So basically my question is - is this registration issue a "feature"
of the shuffle or of ACC files?
Mine does the same - I just assumed that's how it worked... I just
have one iTunes music collection on one machine, but I use my
Shuffle to transfer files around to other Macs, and
r and that I had the option reregistering it with the my home
computer which would erase all music files or not registering it
(cancel option) I selected cancel and though the shuffle mounted on
the desktop iTunes would not recognise it.
So basically my question is - is this registration is
r macs. The only difference is
that I set the option to re encode my rather high quality MP3's
(320Kbs VBR) as 128 Kbs ACC files when they are copied to the shuffle.
So basically my question is - is this registration issue a "feature"
of the shuffle or of ACC files?
--
~
Mark S
Mark Secker wrote:
can't do this in the actual user registration page - not surprising as
up until it processes the detail the only user on the system is root
Can VNC be set up to be already running at that point?
If so you could make the screenie from a VNC client.
Good Luck
Paul
can't do this in the actual user registration page - not surprising
as up until it processes the detail the only user on the system is
root
do you have photoshop?
Apple-shift-4 and drag over what yo want of the screen and it will
save as a pdf then simply open in photoshop or wha
do you have photoshop?
Apple-shift-4 and drag over what yo want of the screen and it will save
as a pdf then simply open in photoshop or whatever
works for me
Yvonne
On Friday, March 4, 2005, at 10:20 AM, Mark Secker wrote:
does anybody have a screen capture of the OSX they could send me a
does anybody have a screen capture of the OSX they could send me as
an attachment please.
googled for it but no joy.
trying to do documentation but have not been able to take a screen
capture from this screen...
yeh should have bought my digital camera in today to do it :(
--
~
Mark Secker
Toby Oldham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Nah, doesn't seem to. Melbourne IT seems to be a large, established
> company ... but I don't understand how/why they can charge as they do.
> Weird.
After the panix.com disaster, I'm astonished anyone does business with
MelbourneIT at all.
Lara
Chuck in my 2c
I had a very cheap domain registrar in Australia (was $15 or there
abouts for a couple years i think)
They ended up going under and screwing me over rather well. After a
lot of trouble i ended up getting the domain again off the provider
they sold all their domains too and i'v
Excellent - thanks for all the feedback guys. :)
Tobes.
On 02/02/2005, at 1:24 PM, Phillip McGree wrote:
There's no difference. Nothing. Zip. Nada.
It's just a matter of profit markups, I think that for each .au domain
name, the registrar pays $45-50 to the Australian Domain Authority
There's no difference. Nothing. Zip. Nada.
It's just a matter of profit markups, I think that for each .au
domain name, the registrar pays $45-50 to the Australian Domain
Authority (ie AuDA).
Personally, I recommend Bottle Domains... call them on 1300 88 74 74
or check out http://www.bott
I was with Melbourne IT when I registered my first domain years ago. Now I
have registered many and am much smarter. I use NetRegistry they provide a
far superior product financially with no loss in quality. Melbourne IT are
just way too dear.
--
All the best
Greg Sharp
President/Webmaster
[EM
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
on Wed, Feb 02, 2005 at 01:05:47PM +0800, Toby Oldham wrote:
> Nah, doesn't seem to. Melbourne IT seems to be a large, established
> company ... but I don't understand how/why they can charge as they do.
> Weird.
A lot of our clubs who have their own domain names h
Nah, doesn't seem to. Melbourne IT seems to be a large, established
company ... but I don't understand how/why they can charge as they do.
Weird.
T.
On 02/02/2005, at 12:41 PM, wyvern wrote:
hey Tobes,
does the Melbourne IT include web space and hosting which the others
might not?
Yvon
hey Tobes,
does the Melbourne IT include web space and hosting which the others
might not?
Yvonne
On Wednesday, February 2, 2005, at 12:32 PM, Toby Oldham wrote:
Why would I register a domain name with Melbourne IT for $140.00 for 2
years when Conexim Australia would do it for $79.00? Or
Why would I register a domain name with Melbourne IT for $140.00 for 2
years when Conexim Australia would do it for $79.00? Or Netregistry for
$55.00?
I can't discern any differences ... would someone enlighten me?
Cheers,
Tobes.
On 15/11/2004, at 2:36 PM, Nancy McIntyre wrote:
For those who are interested (subscription required - but it's free).
This is a useful url to remember for when you can't remember a
long-ago registered single-view password.
Or when you don't have time to stop and go throu
At 5:05 AM +0800 15/11/04, Brett Carboni wrote:
For those who are interested (subscription required - but it's free).
This is a useful url to remember for when you can't remember a
long-ago registered single-view password.
Or when you don't have time to stop and go through reg
Office 2004 has shipped to Australian Microsoft distributors this week
so you should see the new version in stores any day now.
Greg at Zytech has the details for the upgrade if you need it - it's
only $9.95 for recent purchasers.
I have been trying unsuccessfully to register my upgrade from
On 18/05/2004, at 9:17 AM, Diana & Graham Stevens wrote:
I have been trying unsuccessfully to register my upgrade from Office
2001 to Office Mac v.X on line.
It requires getting a passport to the MS sites. I did this but when I
tried to sign in it kept saying the password was incorrect. I tri
I have been trying unsuccessfully to register my upgrade from Office
2001 to Office Mac v.X on line.
It requires getting a passport to the MS sites. I did this but when I
tried to sign in it kept saying the password was incorrect. I tried
using Exploder instead of Safari, still no go.
But I
ntrol panel set-up to upload pages
and set-up email accounts & forwarding. They also have many other features
which I've yet to explore!
I chose their cPanel Junior package and for AUD$125 per year I get (as at
Nov 2002 when I joined):
Free domain name set-up & registration (.org in
Upnaway Net Solutions 9367 9088 have always been good for me.
Regards Chris
Visual Management
Suite 2, 32 Coode St, Mt Lawley WA 6050
Phone: 9471 9887 Mobile: 0417 847 825 / 0417 VISUAL
www.visualm.com.au
on 7/7/2003 12:20 PM, Chris Burton at
Hi everyone
I have a question for the WAMUG legends regarding web site domain
names..
I am in the process of designing a web site and would some advice as to
where I could register and host the site? I have done a search on the
net and looked at a few companies which provide this service, bu
I'm not sure I like the name iReg! Why not call it iRob?
Reg
On Saturday, October 26, 2002, at 01:07 pm, Rob Findlay wrote:
If the product is called isnyc why wouldn't the registration be called
iReg?
Sounds fairly straightforward or am I missing something? Presumably
they
want y
If the product is called isnyc why wouldn't the registration be called iReg?
Sounds fairly straightforward or am I missing something? Presumably they
want you to give them some money & they are using their online ecommerce
module to take it from you. Or have I missed the point?
On 26/10
I have taken the plunge and joined .Mac,mainly for the Isync part of it
:-) When I attempt to register it from the programme itself I get
dumped into a product registration :-(
https://register.apple.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/IReg which is obviously
to my simple mind wrong. What am I doing
As requested here is a summation of the sites recommended
http://www.lowcostdomains.com
http://www.domainnamesAustralia
http://www.clickngo.com.au
http://www.gandi.net
Once again thank you everyone
Angus
Thank you for all the suggestions
Angus
>> Hi
>>
>> Quick one here - anyone know a cheap source for domain registration?
>>
>> Already have a server lined up so just need cheap registration and transfer
>> to my chosen server.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Angus
for a site using this no-frills service check out
> Hi
>
> Quick one here - anyone know a cheap source for domain registration?
>
> Already have a server lined up so just need cheap registration and transfer
> to my chosen server.
>
> Thanks
>
> Angus
&g
Hi
Quick one here - anyone know a cheap source for domain registration?
Already have a server lined up so just need cheap registration and transfer
to my chosen server.
Thanks
Angus
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