Hi...
If anyone's got the updaters on CD perhaps they could organise to get
a copy to Tony?
Thanks,
Shay
Date: Sun, 11 May 2003 08:00:49 +0800
Subject: Re: Sleep G4 PowerBook
From: Tony Cockbain [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Shay Telfer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Shay,
My understanding
My G4 PowerBook running OS 10.2.3 behaves erratically from time to time when
put to sleep.
When I close the PowerBook the 'sleep' light on the lid latch does not light
up: on opening the PowerBook the screen is blank (black) and regardless of
which keys I hit it does not wake up. I have to do
My G4 PowerBook running OS 10.2.3 behaves erratically from time to time when
put to sleep.
When I close the PowerBook the 'sleep' light on the lid latch does not light
up: on opening the PowerBook the screen is blank (black) and regardless of
which keys I hit it does not wake up. I have to do
After spending a few more hours looking around the web, I tried the
Discussion Boards on Apple's website -- I've never been there before. But
apparently other people were experiencing similar problems after installing
a particular version of the Cisco VPN Client. Which is what I installed
about a
started up, it
accesses the network fine. But after going to Sleep (either user-activated
or automatic) and waking again, it is unable to access the network at all.
It cannot even load the web-configuration page for the router/modem, or ping
the other computers. None of the other computers
a problem I've had for quite some time:
Now, every time my computer goes to sleep and wakes back up, it has
lost its IP address and will not obtain a new one until I
restart it.
I believe it was on MacInTouch that the following remedy appeared,
although just now I can't locate the original. Open
Or try setting up a different location in the network preferences and
then switching location after sleep.
Thanks for the reply Shay!
Sorry, to be more specific: I wasn't using the DHCP server because I wanted
to map ftp and ssh ports through to my computer, for when I'm not near it.
But I just
On Sunday, November 10, 2002, at 04:48 PM, Neil Houghton wrote:
So are their drivers compatible with Australian scanners/computers
If they have the same model numbers .. I expect so
So has anyone on the list got experience of running either the UK
drivers or the US drivers with
There was an email from a group member about canon Scanner Drivers
The drivers available at the moment are Photoshop 7 plug ins
Someone pointed me in the direction of VueScan
It is a very good bit of software and it seems faster than Canon
Try it
tom samson
Neil Houghton wrote:
on 09/11/02 12:38, Phillip McGree at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For Canon drivers, the pommy site http://www.canon.co.uk is also more
comprehensive.
So are their drivers compatible with Australian scanners/computers
If they have the same model numbers .. I
on 10/11/02 08:58, Bob Howells at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Neil Houghton wrote:
on 09/11/02 12:38, Phillip McGree at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For Canon drivers, the pommy site http://www.canon.co.uk is also more
comprehensive.
So are their drivers compatible with Australian
Following on from my OSX sleep problem, where I found that the problem was
the canon scanner driver, I took Shay's suggestion of checking if there was
an updated version of the driver. I went to the Canon Australia site, to
driver downloads for the N1240U and found 2 for the Mac
I would be very interested in the answer to this too
Rosemary Horton
On Saturday, Nov 9, 2002, at 10:43 Australia/Perth, Neil Houghton wrote:
Following on from my OSX sleep problem, where I found that the problem
was
the canon scanner driver, I took Shay's suggestion of checking
For Canon drivers, the pommy site http://www.canon.co.uk is also more
comprehensive.
Rgds,
Phil
I would be very interested in the answer to this too
Rosemary Horton
On Saturday, Nov 9, 2002, at 10:43 Australia/Perth, Neil Houghton wrote:
Following on from my OSX sleep problem, where I
on 09/11/02 12:38, Phillip McGree at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For Canon drivers, the pommy site http://www.canon.co.uk is also more
comprehensive.
So are their drivers compatible with Australian scanners/computers
Neil
--
Neil R. Houghton
Albany, Western Australia
Tel: +61 8 9841 6063
Fax:
So, to summarise
1) Re-start the computer, all OK, sleeps normally.
2) Start classic, problem appears - put computer to sleep and it
immediately re-awakens.
3) Force classic to quit - problem remains
4) Re-start the computer, all OK, sleeps normally.
Any suggestions as to what this pattern
on 28/10/02 10:02, Shay Telfer at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, to summarise
1) Re-start the computer, all OK, sleeps normally.
2) Start classic, problem appears - put computer to sleep and it
immediately re-awakens.
3) Force classic to quit - problem remains
4) Re-start the computer, all
like this.
2) Since I want to use my scanner, my choice at present seems to be:
a) Revert to booting in OS9 and retain sleep functionality
b) Stay with OSX but have to completely shut down when not working on
the computer.
Neither of these choices is that appealing! Is there any other way around
Hi all,
I'm still having problems with putting my iMac to bed! As I noted a few
weeks back:
The iMac will not sleep reliably. If I put it to sleep it immediately
re-awakens. If left it will put itself to sleep but keeps re-awakening
itself. Very occasionally it seems to work OK and stay asleep
Hi all
Not sure if this message got thru, trying again to .org.au
From time to time my iMac won't wake up after natural sleep (long period of
inactivity). My usual wake ups of mouse moving or space bar press do
nothing. Have to resort to magic restart hole or shut off completely.
I
Hi all
Not sure if this message got thru, trying again to .org.au
From time to time my iMac won't wake up after natural sleep (long period of
inactivity). My usual wake ups of mouse moving or space bar press do
nothing. Have to resort to magic restart hole or shut off completely.
I vaguely
Hi all
From time to time my iMac won't wake up after natural sleep (long period of
inactivity). My usual wake ups of mouse moving or space bar press do
nothing. Have to resort to magic restart hole or shut off completely.
I vaguely remember reading something about this somewhere but cannot
seem
to remember that Apple has released a KB article suggesting that if you are
not going to use your Mac for 8 hours then you should turn it off, but I
haven't got that KB number recorded.
Cheers
quote:
Right, so should I just put my computer to sleep whenever I don't use it
unless I go
Hi!
An odd thing has happened...when I downloaded iPhoto this week I reset my
Energy preferences to never¹ during the download period. Afterwards I reset
the prefs to something like deep sleep after 20 minutes.
And now...?
My G4 won¹t go into deep sleep on it¹s own, no matter how many times I
Is there some way to activate a password request upon waking a Mac with
OS X? (similar to the passworded screen saver)
I can't see it anywhere and it seems like a major security failing if it
ain't there.
woz
At 11:50 +0800 10/01/2002, Shay Telfer wrote:
Is there some way to activate a password request upon waking a Mac with
OS X? (similar to the passworded screen saver)
I can't see it anywhere and it seems like a major security failing if it
ain't there.
On a laptop you can activate the password
At 12:14 +0800 10/01/2002, Warren Jones wrote:
I have the recently released openboot password protection installed to
stop booting off other drives without a password. But I know nothing is
100%. All you have to do is rip out the drive and whack it in another
Mac.
There's another way to bypass
Thanks to those who responded to my earlier email on installing the OS
10.1.1 update...problem solved!
And for those who are interested and are already running Office v. X
The problem with my G4/500 not going into deep sleep mode has been, to some
degree, solved.
I noticed
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