wrote:
Hi Richard
You can download Windows Media Player 9 for Mac OSX from
http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/video/windowsmediaplayerformacos
x.html
john
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Hi Richard
You can download Windows Media Player 9 for Mac OSX from
http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/video/windowsmediaplayerformacos
x.html
john
Better yet, download Flip4Mac and play back .wmv files in Quicktime.
http://www.flip4mac.com/
Cheers,
T.
On 24/11/2006, at 4:29 PM, John Reed wrote:
Hi Richard
You can download Windows Media Player 9 for Mac OSX from
http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/video/windowsmediaplayerformacos
Hi John and WAMUG'rs,
Good to hear from you John and many thanks for the feed-back. I'm really
interested with the concept of this application mainly for those software
that do not have a MAC-native version.
One question though, why use the Win version of Filemaker? It is such an
excellent
the wind, but you can adjust your sails.
German Proverb
on 19/11/06 7:01 AM, Ronda Brown at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi WAMUGers,
People wanting to run Windows Apps on a Intel Mac without needing
Windows.
CrossOver Mac allows you to install your favorite Windows
applications
Hi WAMUGers,
People wanting to run Windows Apps on a Intel Mac without needing
Windows.
CrossOver Mac allows you to install your favorite Windows
applications and games on Mac OS X. CrossOver includes an easy to
use, single click interface, which makes installing Windows software
CrossOver public beta: Allows Windows apps to run without Windows on
Intel-based Macs
CodeWeavers has issued a public beta release of CrossOver for Mac OS X,
virtualization software that allows Windows applications to run within
Mac OS X on Intel-based Macs without an actual copy of Windows
You can also use Network Utility in the Utilities folder for the traceroute
Cheers
Greg
From: Nicholas Pyers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 10 Aug 2006 23:52:48 +1000
To: WAMUG Mailing List wamug@wamug.org.au
Subject: Re: instructions for windows..what for Mac?
On 10/08/2006, at 11:38 PM
I have a number of websites hosted with mdwebhosting, up to now fine.
They've asked me to do the following next time I have
trouble..obviously windows stuff. Waht's the mac equivalent?
If the problem still persist Kindly provide us result of following :
Startruncmdtracert wasla.asn.au
On 10/08/2006, at 11:38 PM, Rosemary Horton wrote:
I have a number of websites hosted with mdwebhosting, up to now fine.
They've asked me to do the following next time I have
trouble..obviously windows stuff. Waht's the mac equivalent?
If the problem still persist Kindly provide us result
with the mails on this list ..
So one wonders what is different with your installation
Not that I have any desire to run Windows and break glass , but
the day might come
hence the interest .
Bob
On 27 Jun 2006, at 7:18 PM, choy wrote:
Erm, I'm not sure where you're reading
on an intel mac as it has to use Rosetta, which is
translating the code. However he could use the windows version of
Photoshop under bootcamp.
Cheers
Mike
On 28/06/2006,Wednesday, at 7:21 AM, Stephen Atherton wrote:
I haven't used the tweeks yet, but there is a tip to improve
performance
Photoshop for PPC is definitely slower on an intel mac as it has
to use Rosetta, which is translating the code.
I'm not a power user when it comes to Photoshop, but I do use it at a
professional level and I have to say that I specifically went and had
a play with it on an Intel iMac at
From experience using it it is slower when either using large files
or having multiple apps, this on a 17 inch macbookpro with 2 gig ram.
From xlr8yourmac:
Hi Mike, This Intel iMac seems to add to my popularity. ;)
Concerning Adobe CS2: It's exactly like the reader said that
responded
, bootcamp is just running windows. Parallels is emulating
video in software, bootcamp is using the video card natively. It
doesn't make sense for parallels' windows to run *faster* than
windows without any overhead, as it does in bootcamp. Unless of
course apple cripples bootcamp.
I couldn't
is
definitely slower on an intel mac as it has to use Rosetta, which is
translating the code. However he could use the windows version of
Photoshop under bootcamp.
Cheers
Mike
On 28/06/2006,Wednesday, at 7:21 AM, Stephen Atherton wrote:
I haven't used the tweeks yet, but there is a tip
Phillipe,
We have a MacBook Pro 17 running OS X and Windows under Boot Camp.
It is fast.
However, everything *read* about Parallels suggests it is very fast
as well (possibly 90-95% of 'native' ), and the ease of use of Cmd-
Tab to CAD rather than shutdown/reboot should be a major
On 26/06/2006, at 18:43 , J Philippe Chaperon wrote:
Dear WAMUG'ers,
I have a relative of mine thinking of moving from Windows to a Mac
- Intel.
However it is important for him to be able to run a CAD
application, only
available in Windows version, 3D rendering and Photoshop apps
for people who need to run the occasional
application that has no counterpart, or the odd crappily coded
website - eg the few remaining banks that insist on internet explorer 6.
For people who need to use their mac for graphics intensive windows
only apps, bootcamp is a must. Especially so
Windows and break glass , but the
day might come
hence the interest .
Bob
On 27 Jun 2006, at 7:18 PM, choy wrote:
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
with the mails on this list ..
So one wonders what is different with your installation
Not that I have any desire to run Windows and break glass , but
the day might come
hence the interest .
Bob
On 27 Jun 2006, at 7:18 PM, choy wrote:
Erm, I'm not sure where you're reading
Dear WAMUG'ers,
I have a relative of mine thinking of moving from Windows to a Mac - Intel.
However it is important for him to be able to run a CAD application, only
available in Windows version, 3D rendering and Photoshop apps for his last
year of architect studies.
Does any one has experience
On 26/6/06 6:43 PM, J Philippe Chaperon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear WAMUG'ers,
I have a relative of mine thinking of moving from Windows to a Mac - Intel.
However it is important for him to be able to run a CAD application, only
available in Windows version, 3D rendering and Photoshop
for authentification, then if you if you really want to do that and
the consequences of it (often type 1 Nodal windows that stop you from
doing anything else with any other software currently running) then
as often as not in the next step in the configuration you asked all
that all over again.
Seems
prefer it -- Windows because I have to.
I was talking to a few people after last night's meeting about this
(topic: it takes seven steps to remove a shortcut icon from the
Vista desktop):
http://www.flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=151250154size=o
...and people will continue to believe that this is how it should
be done. Definitely
of it (often type 1 Nodal windows that stop you from
doing anything else with any other software currently running) then
as often as not in the next step in the configuration you asked all
that all over again.
I was talking to a few people after last night's meeting about this
(topic: it takes seven
if you really want to do that and
the consequences of it (often type 1 Nodal windows that stop you from
doing anything else with any other software currently running) then
as often as not in the next step in the configuration you asked all
that all over again.
Seems Microsoft have got the hint
Kelly
On 05/05/2006, at 7:56 PM, Kelly Duffy wrote:
Hi,
I have a G4 tower running Mac OS 10.3.5 and was wondering if anyone
can suggest a programme to let me use a Windows font on my Mac.
I set up a document, pretty much ready for print, on a PC running XP
and now don't have the PC anymore
Thanks to Daniel and Glen!
My problem is solved. It wouldn't recognise the font at first but
TTConverter soon fixed that.
Thanks again,
Kelly
--
Kelly Duffy
Illustration, Graphic Web Design Services
Now also specialising in invitations cards for personal and
corporate functions.
Web:
Hi,
I have a G4 tower running Mac OS 10.3.5 and was wondering if anyone
can suggest a programme to let me use a Windows font on my Mac.
I set up a document, pretty much ready for print, on a PC running XP
and now don't have the PC anymore. The font is Tw Cen MT, I have a
copy of it, and don't
On 5/5/06 7:56 PM, Kelly Duffy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have a G4 tower running Mac OS 10.3.5 and was wondering if anyone
can suggest a programme to let me use a Windows font on my Mac.
I set up a document, pretty much ready for print, on a PC running XP
and now don't have the PC
On 27/04/2006, at 11:18 AM, Rob Davies wrote:
Morning All,
On 27Apr2006, at 10:04 am, Rod wrote:
But.Parallels are making headway with their virtualisation
software. Beta 5 came out last night with basic USB support and
shared folder support between the Guest OS and OS X. So by
solution offered
by ICEtv. And Windows Media Centre has an SDK, allowing third party
plugins.
For what Front Row does, its fantastic. But problems with the Movie
Trailer service, no tv shows available from iTMS outside the US shows
its not the right solution yet for what a lot of Mac owners
not own one. Also ponders the reason for
running a VPC for linux when most available software can be installed
within OS X that is available for Linux/Unix anyway.
all the flavours of Windows, and even some experimental OSs like
SkyOS. The biggest drawback is lack of graphics hardware
can not confirm as I do not own one. Also
ponders the reason for running a VPC for linux when most available
software can be installed within OS X that is available for Linux/
Unix anyway.
all the flavours of Windows, and even some experimental OSs like
SkyOS. The biggest drawback is lack
Reg. Darwine doesn't actually load Windows at all, but translates
the API calls that Windows programs make. WMC is integral to a specific
version of XP Home, and is not available as a separate program.
Seeya
Rod!
According to a newsletter produced by Randy B. Singer (a lawyer in the USA)
Note that Boot Camp isn't the perfect solution for users who want to run
both Windows and OS X on their Macintosh. You can only boot (startup) into
one operating system at a time; you can't run Windows in a separate
Hello everyone,
I am interested in any contacts people may have at schools that are
successfully running both Macs and Windows. They need to be able to help
alleviate concerns from another school about *potential* technical difficulties
in letting a Mac into a school for the first time
On 07/04/2006, at 12:40 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello everyone,
I am interested in any contacts people may have at schools that are
successfully running both Macs and Windows. They need to be able
to help
alleviate concerns from another school about *potential* technical
difficulties
Begin forwarded message:
From: Yvonne Harrison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 7 April 2006 7:36:31 PM
To: Nicholas Pyers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Schools with Macs and Windows
Hi Nicholas
My school runs both Macs and PCs on a Windows 2000 based network.
We have both iMacs (8.6, 9.2) and PXs
Begin forwarded message:
From: Yvonne Harrison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 7 April 2006 7:36:31 PM
To: Nicholas Pyers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Schools with Macs and Windows
Hi Nicholas
My school runs both Macs and PCs on a Windows 2000 based network.
We have both iMacs (8.6, 9.2) and PXs
Antony N. Lord wrote:
So I tried copying the data direct to the laptop. It seems there are
some long file names that the PC doesn't like and the copy fails (a
real pain half way through 30Gb).
Hi Anthony
If you are using Ethernet to do the above have you tried taking the
files from the
On Mon, 2006-03-20 at 22:56 +0800, Antony N. Lord wrote:
I am very patiently trying to help my sister move her 30Gb of data
from an external HFS+ drive (originally used on a Mac) to her PC
laptop (n, the dark side!)
So far I copied the data to my G5 and reformatted the external drive
On 20/03/06, Antony N. Lord [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So then I try to be smart arse and create an uncompressed ZIP file
with Stuffit.
Antony, try creating an uncompressed *StuffIt* archive instead of a
ZIP archive. Then, use StuffIt to expand the archive on the PC.
Stuffit archive expansion is
Antony, I used NameCleaner X a few years ago to transfer 10gig of Mac data
to a window 200 server. It's pretty good at the whole renaming thing, but at
the time tended to chug if you tried more and a gig in one sitting.
http://www.sigsoftware.com/namecleaner/
Cheers,
Tobes.
On 21/3/06 10:32
it sounds to me like you need Macdrive. allows windows machines to
read mac formatted hard drives
Yvonne
On 21/03/2006, at 11:39 AM, Oldham, Toby wrote:
Antony, I used NameCleaner X a few years ago to transfer 10gig of Mac
data
to a window 200 server. It's pretty good at the whole
I am very patiently trying to help my sister move her 30Gb of data
from an external HFS+ drive (originally used on a Mac) to her PC
laptop (n, the dark side!)
So far I copied the data to my G5 and reformatted the external drive
on the PC (NTFS). I don't want to use FAT32...
Then I
Hi All!
Its finally happened:
http://www.mathcaddy.com/windowsxpbootsonamac%21%21%21%211/
:-)
Seeya
Rod!
to do with our
Proxy Server or
our Windows Network???
I get the same error on 2 macs down in my department as well.
ta
Rod Blitvich
Hi Rod,
Did the Principal type the url correctly. It must always have a
capital W in iWeb. Most web servers are case sensitive for anything
after the domain
I recently read a Macosxhints article that mentioned using Mac Drive (an
application that allows PC's to read Mac drives) on a PC to recover data
from an HFS+ disk. Today I had the chance to try it as I could not read a
drive even with Data Recovery under Mac OS. I tried the drive in firewire
into her browser to check
out the podcast. How embarrassing - the site wouldn't load and we got a dotmac
error page saying sorry, but we can't find the homepage you requested...
Please, any ideas why this is happening? Anything to do with our Proxy Server or
our Windows Network???
I get the same error
a nice time after following the listen link though.
I am not on a windows network.
I tried copying your link and using the advanced/subscribe to podcast
method and that didn't work either.
I know this information might not help you much but I wanted to offer
my encouragement in the hope
On 15/01/2006, at 5:04 AM, James Devenish in WAMUG Mailing List wrote:
It also states: Telestream shall have the right, upon reasonable
prior notice to You and during Your normal business hours, to audit
Your use of the Licensed Materials and to inspect Your records related
to any copies of
All I can say is... What A Relief!
Now all we need is for Real to follow suit and all will be good!
- Matt
but the ABC radio only streams the cricket commentry live on on WMP
or real player
http://www2b.abc.net.au/utilitycentral/oziponly.asp?dir=cricket/streamingdoc=/cricket_stream.htm
Gary,
If you instal Flip4Mac WMV and open the link in WMP, then the
Flip4Mac plug-in will play the streaming for you. See snippet from
the Flip4Mac documentation
.. Use Flip4Mac Internet plug-in. When checked the Flip4Mac WMV
Internet plug-in will be used to view
Windows Media content
Hi,
Has anyone noticed the different licensing conditions of Flip4Mac
compared to Windows Media Player? For all those who have installed
Flip4Mac, do any of you adhere to its licensing conditions?
It stipulates, among other things, that Back-Up Copy. You are
permitted to make one (1) back-up
Micro$oft have stopped development on Windows Media Player for the
Mac, according to this article:
http://www.techweb.com/wire/software/175804019
Instead, users are re-directed to a freeware version of Flip4Mac.
All I can say is... What A Relief!
As far as I could see, M$ had to either
On 13/01/2006, at 11:55 AM, Peter Hinchliffe wrote:
Micro$oft have stopped development on Windows Media Player for the
Mac, according to this article:
http://www.techweb.com/wire/software/175804019
Instead, users are re-directed to a freeware version of Flip4Mac.
All I can say is... What
G'day all
I was foolish enough to download and install. Now QuickTime
constantly crashes.
Don't go there!
mike moore
On 13/01/2006, at 3:22 PM, Matthew Healey wrote:
On 13/01/2006, at 11:55 AM, Peter Hinchliffe wrote:
Micro$oft have stopped development on Windows Media Player
Try this Mike
http://www.flip4mac.com/faqs_wmv.htm#1
I upgraded to QuickTime v7.0.4 and now QuickTime crashes when I use
Flip4Mac WMV
There is a compatibility issue with QuickTime v 7.0.4. Please
download Flip4Mac WMV v2.0.1 now. This version resolves the
compatibility issue with
Installed Flip4Mac 'Windows Media Components for Quicktime' on OSX10.4.4
Quicktime 7.0.4 and no problems here.
Ronni
On 13/01/2006, at 5:18 PM, Mike MOORE wrote:
G'day all
I was foolish enough to download and install. Now QuickTime
constantly crashes.
Don't go there!
mike moore
I am having a bit of trouble sharing an Airport network with a Windows laptop.
The Airport network (called 'Wire', running on a base station 'Apple Network
699bfg' is running fine, and I can connect to it with my PowerBook without any
problem (connecting to network 'Wire').
When I try to find
On 02/12/2005, at 9:01 PM, Shay Telfer wrote:
On 02/12/2005, at 2:20 PM, Martin Hill wrote:
From: Rod [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The new update incorporates Video iPod exporting, plus the
ability to
view and record 2 channels at the same time. Which is just the
thing
you need with the quality
Does anyone on the list have an EyeTV working with Cable/Satelite?
The Foxtel product is good but doesn't let you archive easily.
Brett Carboni
Tsunami
Record your TV on your PVR eat Sushi while you wait (weak I know)
On 03/12/2005, at 10:00 AM, Rod wrote:
On 02/12/2005, at 9:01 PM, Shay
Hi All!
http://www.elgato.com/index.php?file=support_updates_eyetv
The new update incorporates Video iPod exporting, plus the ability to
view and record 2 channels at the same time. Which is just the thing
you need with the quality tv shows on this summer :-) Well, at least
Channel 10 have
From: Rod [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The new update incorporates Video iPod exporting, plus the ability to
view and record 2 channels at the same time. Which is just the thing
you need with the quality tv shows on this summer :-)
Unfortunately it will only allow you to record multiple channels that
On 02/12/2005, at 2:20 PM, Martin Hill wrote:
From: Rod [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The new update incorporates Video iPod exporting, plus the ability to
view and record 2 channels at the same time. Which is just the thing
you need with the quality tv shows on this summer :-)
Unfortunately it will
On 02/12/2005, at 2:20 PM, Martin Hill wrote:
From: Rod [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The new update incorporates Video iPod exporting, plus the ability to
view and record 2 channels at the same time. Which is just the thing
you need with the quality tv shows on this summer :-)
Unfortunately it will
On 2/12/2005 2:20 PM, Martin Hill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To watch two channels on separate frequencies, you'd need 2 separate EyeTV
boxes. I've heard of some users who have 4 EyeTV boxes on the one Mac for 4
simultaneous channels. Sounds cool to me. So Daniel, how much are EyeTV
410s
Martin Hill wrote:
From: Rod [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The new update incorporates Video iPod exporting, plus the ability to
view and record 2 channels at the same time. Which is just the thing
you need with the quality tv shows on this summer :-)
To watch two channels on separate frequencies,
On 18/10/2005, at 5:04 AM, Mike Fuller in the WAMUG Digest wrote:
I just wonder how much more before the majority of Windows users
throw in the towel.
I doubt this will worry many Windoze users more than the existing list
of XP security fixes that went wrong; those that have been through
This was posted at the Age newspaper today. Its a short piece so I'll
quote it rather than the link because some may not have access to the
Age articles.
I just wonder how much more before the majority of Windows users
throw in the towel.
Cheers,
Mike Fuller
We had to destroy the PC
DUNNIT!!!
turns out that even thou it was 'connected' it wasn't and the reason
because I was entering the WEP 26 character key into the 'WEP
40/128-bit ascii box instead of the WEP 40/128-bit HEX boxand
when I did hey presto!! it said it was all connected to the
internet...so all good
ops that was meant to be off list sorry
hmm, back to the task,,,getting somewhere though, I disabled the WEP
encription, and in 'internet connect' I was able to connect...well it
said that it was connected..I reenabled the wep on the AP and of course
I lost 'connection', then I managed to get it abck by entering the 128
bit wep
DUNNIT!!!
turns out that even thou it was 'connected' it wasn't and the reason
because I was entering the WEP 26 character key into the 'WEP 40/128-bit
ascii box instead of the WEP 40/128-bit HEX boxand when I did hey
presto!! it said it was all connected to the internet...so all good
Hi guys,
I've disabled the encription and it showed up, it says I'm
connected, however but Ive got no internet access. I'm out of time
to play at the mo, but will get back to it Later, Thanks for all the
advice.
Mike
assuming DHCP and you are using a normal wired broadband hub/router
and
Hi Mike.
The last line of your message quite possibly holds part of the answer
here... You may want to temporarily disable WEP encryption, and/or any
password access, while you are establishing your network connection
from your iBook, for the first time. (And then re-apply it soon after).
Hi Mike.
of cours Onno's probably on the right track but just before you do
that try this:
Actually Mike there should be already installed on that iBook (unless
I deleted it?) a program called APgraph which measures signal
strength of any wireless signal regardless of if you are
sorry there I meant to say Derek... so used to Onno being first cab
off the rank on networking stuff ;)
--
~
Mark Secker Computer Support Officer
ph# 61-8-6488 1855 (ECEL) mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
University of Western Australia - CRICOS Provider No. 00126G
~
It takes an idiot to do cool
Mark Secker wrote:
sorry there I meant to say Derek... so used to Onno being first cab
off the rank on networking stuff ;)
Seems I have a proxy now too :)
--
Onno Benschop
Connected via Optus B3 at S34°45'36.5 - E139°00'08.7 (Mount Pleasant, SA)
--
()/)/)()..ASCII for Onno..
|?
/support/airport/
Cheers
Greg
From: Michael Bradley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 08 Sep 2005 12:26:52 +0800
To: WAMUG Mailing List wamug@wamug.org.au
Subject: airport on a windows network
Hi Guys,
I'm trying to make my new ibook airport card see my 802.11b netgear
wireless, it just
: Michael Bradley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 08 Sep 2005 12:26:52 +0800
To: WAMUG Mailing List wamug@wamug.org.au
Subject: airport on a windows network
Hi Guys,
I'm trying to make my new ibook airport card see my 802.11b netgear
wireless, it just doesn't seem to know it's there!
I've been trying
Hi Guys,
I'm trying to make my new ibook airport card see my 802.11b netgear
wireless, it just doesn't seem to know it's there!
I've been trying the airport setup wizards, and they ask if I'd like to
connect to an existing airport network, and no other relevant
options..I'm new at this.
Hi all,
On my Mac I use Password Retriever to store all my credit card
details, passwords, etc. It works well for me.
I'm going on a brief overseas trip in a week or so, and am only going
to be taking a Windows laptop running XP.
Any suggestions of a product which I can use to encrypt
On 21/08/2005, at 10:48 AM, Andrew Schox wrote:
Hi all,
On my Mac I use Password Retriever to store all my credit card
details, passwords, etc. It works well for me.
I'm going on a brief overseas trip in a week or so, and am only
going to be taking a Windows laptop running XP.
Any
On 21/08/2005, at 10:48 AM, Andrew Schox wrote:
Hi all,
On my Mac I use Password Retriever to store all my credit card
details, passwords, etc. It works well for me.
I'm going on a brief overseas trip in a week or so, and am only
going to be taking a Windows laptop running XP.
Any
howdy WAMUG
is there a way in the column view of the Finder Window to set what
type is at the top of the column , ie folders
--
gary dorn
north perth
John Winters wrote:
Apparently Longhorn, the long awaited new version of Windows has been
officially renamed Vista.
If the pixelation in the announcement video is anything to go by, it
should be some vista indeed ;-)
http://www.microsoft.com/isapi/CTRedir.asp?type=CTsource=WWWsPage=wva
Apparently Longhorn, the long awaited new version of Windows has been
officially renamed Vista.
I believe this is an acronym for:
Virus
Infections
Spyware
Trojans
Adware
What a marketing team!
--
John Winters
Phone +61 8 9367 9277
Fax +61 8 9367 9244
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Everyone,
I ran the software update the other day to 10.4.2, and now it seems
that I can't connect to my clients Windows network. The update notes
say that there were improvements in the windows networking. Has
anyone else had problems connecting to Windows networks, or is it
just me
We had this problem when we went to 10.4. Apple changed to encrypted
passwords. Many windows systems use plaintext passwords. Explanation and fix
from Apple Knowledge Base below. Works for us.
Cheers
Frank
Mac OS X 10.4: Error -36 alert displays when connecting to a Windows server
Mac OS X
Frank Salleo wrote:
This could lead to someone compromising the Samba or Windows (SMB/CIFS) server.
We
strongly recommend that you configure your Samba or Windows (SMB/CIFS)
servers to exclusively use encrypted passwords.
Ha! Great! I love it.
The headline should read: Apple helps secure
I've been trying to find the reference to a Firewall product on Windows that
despite only having something like 60,000 users, had a worm or virus written
specifically for it - a prime example of how the Theory of Obscurity (that
there aren't enough Macs out there to be worth a Hacker's time
On Wed, 2005-06-01 at 11:56 +0800, Martin Hill wrote:
I've been trying to find the reference to a Firewall product on Windows that
despite only having something like 60,000 users, had a worm or virus written
specifically for it - a prime example of how the Theory of Obscurity
One thing is to remember that once taking out a corporate firewall
you then have access to that networks internal computers to attack
On Wed, 2005-06-01 at 11:56 +0800, Martin Hill wrote:
I've been trying to find the reference to a Firewall product on Windows that
despite only having
Just in case anyone out there has to deal with PC's...
http://www.macintouch.com/ wrote:
Apple released Bonjour for Windows, also known as Rendezvous or
zero-configuration networking, which enables automatic discovery of
computers, devices, and services on IP networks for Windows XP/2000
Hi Adrian
I have good or bad news depending on your disposition.
My PC can now see through to my Mac the way it is supposed to, without
asking for authentication.
I achieved this by reinstalling OSX.
All symptoms seemed to me to indicate OSX was at fault but there was no
way to fix it that
its an authentication issue?
I have had success where Windows voodoo is apparent by using the
shareware app Sharepoint to configure the SMB details on the Mac
side. Allows the creation of custom shares as well. Also restores OS9
style appleshares. Great App.
Rob
There are some issues with file
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