On 12/01/2009, at 1:02 PM, Ken Houghton wrote:
Dear Rick,
I wouldn't mind picking those up if they are still available.
Warm regards
Ken
0419 189 731
On 12/01/2009, at 12:40 PM, Rick Armstrong wrote:
Would anyone like approx 20 zip disks in nice custom beechwood tower.
(Iomega zip dis
Dear Rick,
I wouldn't mind picking those up if they are still available.
Warm regards
Ken
0419 189 731
On 12/01/2009, at 12:40 PM, Rick Armstrong wrote:
Would anyone like approx 20 zip disks in nice custom beechwood tower.
(Iomega zip disks in cases 100mb for use with Zip drive)
pickup
Would anyone like approx 20 zip disks in nice custom beechwood tower.
(Iomega zip disks in cases 100mb for use with Zip drive)
pickup from East Victoria Park.
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When I use a zip disk in my wife's Windows 2000 computer it
invariably does not work when I put it back into either my Mac Lap
Top external zip drive or G4 zip drive.
I've tried zip disks that were formatted for Mac or Windows with
same effect. This also happens at work when I put
I've always told people to buy red (or other colour) Zip disks, that way when
they need to locate their Zip disk in a huge pile, it's easier to spot the red
one.
And the red ones go faster. ;-)
Rgds,
Phil
>There is a 100Mb Zip heaven where all of my zips have gone and most o
There is a 100Mb Zip heaven where all of my zips have gone and most of my
graphic designer friends' zips! :|
Chris
on 20/5/2002 7:21 AM, Frank Smith at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Does anyone have a few surplus 100Mb zip discs they would be willing to
> sell me? Or do any of the commercial member
Does anyone have a few surplus 100Mb zip discs they would be willing to
sell me? Or do any of the commercial members stock them?
Regards,
Frank
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t;> then turn it back on when I'm done. I thought maybe there was some way I
>> could set different sharing characteristics for different types of
>> media (eg
>> IDE hard disks are shared, flash cards & zips are not)
>>
>> no trouble actually using PC zip
as some way I
> could set different sharing characteristics for different types of
> media (eg
> IDE hard disks are shared, flash cards & zips are not)
>
> no trouble actually using PC zip disks, which is the problem Paul is
> having
>
>
I don't think there's
hard disks are shared, flash cards & zips are not)
no trouble actually using PC zip disks, which is the problem Paul is having
greg
> Hi, I don't have file sharing on to use PC zip disks, I only use it when
> sharing files over a network. It seems a very odd thing to be happening. M
Hi, I don't have file sharing on to use PC zip disks, I only use it when
sharing files over a network. It seems a very odd thing to be happening. My
disks just show up as PC disks without any fuss, or having to turn something
on or off.
PC Exchange needs to be enabled, but not file sh
sorry paul, I don't have any answers, but if anyone knows a way to turn off
file sharing removable media - zip disks, microdrives, flash cards - all
theses things need to be erased quite regularly & it's a pain having to turn
file sharing off & back on all the time
greg
> H
Hi All,
I have an iMac running OS 9.1 with a USB Zip 100 drive. The iMac has file
sharing enabled. Whenever I put a DOS formatted zip disk in the drive I get
a dialog box with "File Sharing could not be enabled". If I then try to put
away the disk I get an error that there are files in use on the
on 11/12/01 6:46 AM, T May at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Have to agree with Shay on this one... X has it's advantages but I'm getting
> tired of some them especially in light of all the advantages Apple seems to
> have left behind in it's haste to become a Unix vendor.
>
> Terminal? Pathnames? Fa
On Monday, November 12, 2001, at 12:10 AM, Shay Telfer wrote:
> Ah, I remember an OS not long past when you didn't have to type
> pathnames at all :)
>
> Or indeed, even type!
>
> Must be those other 'genii' at Apple.
>
>
Couldn't agree more - but at least if it has to be done there's an easy
wa
Shay Telfer on 12/11/01 3:10 AM, wrote:
>> Let's all give thanks to the genius at Apple who decided it would a
>> great idea to tell Unix the pathname to a file or folder just dragging
>> it to a Terminal window. It's a fantastic feature for situations like
>> this.
>
> Ah, I remember an OS not l
Let's all give thanks to the genius at Apple who decided it would a
great idea to tell Unix the pathname to a file or folder just dragging
it to a Terminal window. It's a fantastic feature for situations like
this.
Ah, I remember an OS not long past when you didn't have to type
pathnames at all
!! No need to read this if you're not into MacOS X 10.1 !!
There is a strange and annoying behaviour in MacOS X 10.1 when copying
files to a Zip Disk. To see it, open the Zip Disk or a folder inside it.
You must have a window open from the Zip Disk to see this happen.
Drag a group of files to t
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