[4Sale] Clearance Items - Cleanup!
Hi All! After a little bit of a clean up here are some items I want to get rid of! If you are interested or want more info drop me an email or give me a call. (Everything listed comes with a receipt and a warranty.) I can also post anything out if you can't collect from East Victoria Park,.or if I'm passing I can drop things off if possible. *** Sarotech External Firewire Hard Drive. *** (New case. Old Hard Drive.) - 3 sizes! 10GB - $125 (That's cheaper then you can buy the case for by itself!) 30GB - $155 45GB - $175 All come with the case, the drive, Firewire cable, PowerCable plus box. *** Internal IDE 52x24x52 CDRW Burner *** Brand new. Works well in G3 or G4. $100. Can also put in an external case if you would prefer. Drop me an email! *** Likom 19 CRT Monitor *** 2 months old. Has 3 year warranty. Large CRT, excellent for design work or LOTS of desktop space! Open to offers, but would like about $235. Come take it away! ;o) *** Final Cut Express *** Brand new, never opened. Unwanted. All the features of Final Cut Pro (well almost all) without the price! This retails for $595!. Good offers. I still have a couple of JBL Creature speakers left (from my third order) so if you're interested come have a listen and take home a set. You will be impressed. (These are grey in colour, but I can also get white for $259.) Retail on them is $259. You can have a set (grey) for $235!! I have a few small size RAM sticks if anyone is interested. Mostly 32, 64 SODIMM's. A couple of 128's and 256's. Email me if you're after anything and we can work something out! Some SDRAM in there. I think I might even have a 256MB PC2100 DDR for the G4's if anyone wants one. Hey if you want any RAM just email anyway and I'll have a look! *** Intego Internet Security Professional Pack*** Email me for more info, and I'm open to offers on this one. Buy a couple of things and I might even give it away! :o) (Hey I'm feeling generous) :o) So maybe what you were looking for wasn't on the list,...well email me what you're after because I also deal with a lot of the standard suppliers and I can get a lot of things. And if I can't,..well I will do what I can to get it,..or at the very least help you find someone who does! :o) Thanks for looking! Have a good day! Kind Regards Daniel Kerr --- Daniel Kerr MacWizardry Phone: 0414 795 960 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Web: http://www.macwizardry.com.au **For everything Macintosh**
US Zip codes
I saw on MacInTouch [Tues] that OS X has an invisible file of all the US postal Zip codes at usr/share/misc/zipcodes. The file is only about 800kb but that may be important to some people if you are running short of disk space. The question is whether this file is vital to the operation of OS X or can we dispense with it. I assume it is used for such things as autofill for US residents but it seems to me to be pointless for non US users. Any ideas if we can delete it? Cheers . Peter Sealy Thurgoona AUSTRALIA
Re: US Zip codes
At 06:45 +1000 7/8/03, Peter Sealy wrote: I saw on MacInTouch [Tues] that OS X has an invisible file of all the US postal Zip codes at usr/share/misc/zipcodes. The file is only about 800kb but that may be important to some people if you are running short of disk space. The question is whether this file is vital to the operation of OS X or can we dispense with it. I assume it is used for such things as autofill for US residents but it seems to me to be pointless for non US users. Any ideas if we can delete it? My _strong_ recommendation with Mac OS X is not to delete components of it unless one understands the full implications of doing so. It may be possible to say that something like this is _unlikely_ to be needed here but who's to say that this file isn't referred to by applications or other components of the operating system? If your disk is so full that 800 KB is a cause for concern then you will have other problems (for example, with virtual memory swap space) and you should simply get a larger hard disk. I thnk 60 GB is about the smallest you can buy nowadays, which should provide you plenty of space. -- Andrew Nielsenmailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Starfish Technologies Pty Ltd http://www.starfish.net.au/ ACN 076 426 714 / ABN 49 426 849 601 Tel: 0500 555 677
iMac Pricing Drop
Hi All Just noticed on the AppleStore that the iMac G4 LCD has dropped $300 on each model! The new pricing is iMac 15 LCD - Now $2395 iMac 17 LCD - Now $3495 Not bad pricing! Have a good one! Kind Regards Daniel Kerr --- Daniel Kerr MacWizardry Phone: 0414 795 960 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Web: http://www.macwizardry.com.au **For everything Macintosh**
iMac wanted
I have a relative who wants an iMac, preferably slot loading. Just wants to use it for word-processing and email. Would need a suitable printer as well if possible. She is looking for cheap and reliable. Probably OS 9 would be suitable. Anything out there? I would sell her mine but I am not ready to upgrade just yet. Lloyd -- Lloyd White Write a Winning Job Application. 3rd Edition See the Website: http://lloydwhite.iinet.net.au
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test run Lisa --
Re: iMac wanted
You could try Charles Taylor at: http://www.macs-4-u.com/ He always has a good selection of second hand Macs for sale at a reasonable price. Charles recently opened a small shop on The Crescent, Midland opposite the cinemas. Dave Watkins At 9:37 AM +0800 7/8/03, Lloyd White said: I have a relative who wants an iMac, preferably slot loading. Just wants to use it for word-processing and email. Would need a suitable printer as well if possible. She is looking for cheap and reliable. Probably OS 9 would be suitable. Anything out there? I would sell her mine but I am not ready to upgrade just yet. Lloyd -- Lloyd White
Dead Lombard Help
I have a Lombard 400 here. It looks like it copped a surge (lightning) a while back as the built-in ethernet died. To get around this I am using an WaveLAN card. Since then other things have gone bad. Problem one : I get an odd message at startup : Startup built in memory test has detected a problem with cache memory. Please contact a service technical for assistance. The machine passes all cache / memory tests in TechTool 3.0.9 If I try using G3G4 Cache Profiler (which I have used on other machines in the past to disable conflicting caches with processor upgrades) I get the message AutoCacheDetectType() failed to detect the type of SRAMs possibly indicating bad SRAMs. If you restart the machine it chimes but doesn't come up - you have to press the power manager reset button at the back. Anyone got any clues? Problem two : One column of the keyboard seems to have failed (9/o/l/.) - as far as I can tell its the actual ribbon itself. If you take the keyboard out and bend the cable it works but fails when you return it to the installed position. Anyone got a junk bronze keyboard? Things I'm thinking of trying * Have a look at the mobo - if its anything like most PowerMacs there are MOV devices on the the ethernet port. Replacing them may re-enable built-in ethernet. * If the cache problems are mobo related (not processor) I might drop the processor in my 333 Lombard. I assume the processor is removable (I have the service manual around here somewhere!) Any help would be most appreciated. Cheers, Antony. -- == == = = Antony N. Lord = http://antonylord.com = = [EMAIL PROTECTED] = Perth, Western Australia = == = ==
Personal laserwriter LS deadybones
My Personal Laserwriter LS on an older setup has suddenly died - suspect power supply - does anyone have an old printer of this type I can cannibalise - also circuit diagram. I loved this printer. Cheers, Paul.
Re: Personal laserwriter LS deadybones
On 2003-08-07 15:53, Paul Weaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: My Personal Laserwriter LS on an older setup has suddenly died - suspect power supply - does anyone have an old printer of this type I can cannibalise - also circuit diagram. I loved this printer. Actually, I do have a dead Personal Laserwriter LS -- but as it fails to power up when plugged in, it may be of dubious value to you. Anyone else it for other spare parts is quite welcome to it. (I have been ordered to get rid of any dead things that are larger than a keyboard. *sniffs*) Ry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
SCSI (MD50) to D-SUB 25 pin Female SCSI adapter cable.
Can anyone help? I have recently bought a USB to SCSI (MD50) adapter in order to primarily utilize my SCSI Epson Filmscan 200, 35mm Scanner on my new 17 Powerbook running OSX. I had to get the USB / SCSI (MD50) adapter from a supplier in NSW as I couldn't find a local supplier. I was hoping also to be able to connect my 2 x 18 gb SCSI external Hard drives which are a mix of as I understand it SCSI I and SCSII types. All were connected to my old G3 MiniTower and worked perfectly. The problem is that I have all the convertor cables for my existing peripherals but don't have the vital one to connect to the (MD50) SCSI end of the USB adapter I purchased. So what I need is a cable which will connect to pinned male MD50 SCSI end of the USB adapter and to the D-SUB 25 pin Female SCSI on the scanner. Sounds confusing ??? Sure is. Douglas Sheerer Director -- Douglas Sheerer Director (B.A. Art + Design, Post Grad Dip Fine Art, Master of Arts, Art - New Media) Adjunct Research Fellow: : Department of Art Faculty of Built Environment, Art and Design Curtin University of Technology Galerie Düsseldorf Directors: Magda + Douglas Sheerer 9, Glyde Street, Mosman Park, WA 6012 Australia Gallery Hours during exhibitions : Wednesday - Friday 11 - 5 pm Sunday 2 - 5 pm All other times by appointment Closed Public Holidays telephone/fax +61 8 9384 0890 [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Visit our Web Site at : http://www.galeriedusseldorf.com.au our exhibitions comprehensively at your fingertips / \ / \ / \ / \ Always more steps to climb IMPORTANT: The contents of this email transmission are confidential and may be protected by professional privilege. The contents are only intended for the named recipient/s of this email. If you have received this message in error please notify us immediately and destroy the original. -- Douglas Sheerer Director (B.A. Art + Design, Post Grad Dip Fine Art, Master of Arts, Art - New Media) Adjunct Research Fellow: : Department of Art Faculty of Built Environment, Art and Design Curtin University of Technology Galerie Düsseldorf Directors: Magda + Douglas Sheerer 9, Glyde Street, Mosman Park, WA 6012 Australia Gallery Hours during exhibitions : Wednesday - Friday 11 - 5 pm Sunday 2 - 5 pm All other times by appointment Closed Public Holidays telephone/fax +61 8 9384 0890 [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] Visit our Web Site at : http://www.galeriedusseldorf.com.au our exhibitions comprehensively at your fingertips / \ / \ / \ / \ Always more steps to climb IMPORTANT: The contents of this email transmission are confidential and may be protected by professional privilege. The contents are only intended for the named recipient/s of this email. If you have received this message in error please notify us immediately and destroy the original.
Digest mode
Well, I've tried selecting 'digest mode' as suggested my Matt, with no result. Anybody got any ideas? my inbox is filling up Colin
Re: Dead Lombard Help
I have a Lombard 400 here. It looks like it copped a surge (lightning) a while back as the built-in ethernet died. To get around this I am using an WaveLAN card. Since then other things have gone bad. Problem one : I get an odd message at startup : Startup built in memory test has detected a problem with cache memory. Please contact a service technical for assistance. This is a common problem with Lombards http://www.pbzone.com/archive/1002_1thru7.shtml You may be able to disable the cache via software. Have fun, Shay -- === Shay Telfer Perth, Western Australia Technomancer Join Team Sungroper, race the Opinions for hire [POQ] 2003 World Solar Challenge [EMAIL PROTECTED] fnord http://sungroper.asn.au/
Re: Digest mode
On Thursday, August 7, 2003, at 5:04 PM, Colin Gordon wrote: Well, I've tried selecting 'digest mode' as suggested my Matt, with no result. Anybody got any ideas? my inbox is filling up Colin You are on digest mode. It just takes a little while to filter through the system. Additionally, if your inbox is filling up, perhaps you should invest some time in learning about mail filters. They are very useful features. - Matt -- 0--0--0--0--0--0--0--0--0--0--0--0--0--0--0--0--0--0--0--0--0--0--0 Matt Healey[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: US Zip codes
Peter, If you want to 'remove unwanted files' to save space, then you could try Delocalizer - you can download this utility from: http://software.bombich.com/local.html Basically it can remove all non-American English localization resource files that you request. The space saving can be much more than the 800Kbs of ziptcodes. As always, backup your system before you run this hack. Cheers, Peder on 7/8/03 4:45 AM, Peter Sealy at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I saw on MacInTouch [Tues] that OS X has an invisible file of all the US postal Zip codes at usr/share/misc/zipcodes. The file is only about 800kb but that may be important to some people if you are running short of disk space. The question is whether this file is vital to the operation of OS X or can we dispense with it. I assume it is used for such things as autofill for US residents but it seems to me to be pointless for non US users. Any ideas if we can delete it? Cheers . Peter Sealy Thurgoona AUSTRALIA -- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List -- Archives - http://www.wamug.org.au/mailinglist/archives.shtml Guidelines - http://www.wamug.org.au/mailinglist/guidelines.shtml Unsubscribe - mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] WAMUG is powered by Stalker CommuniGatePro
Re: Dead Lombard Help
#1 when a machine is thought to be surge damaged, back up the HDD ASAP Already done. System has frequent Retrospect backups. #2 Save for a new machine. A replacement has already been selected. We're waiting for the G5 to arrive... A power surge is only a suggested cause - none of the 12 other machines (or ethernet devices) have been affected. Vaporized ethernet ports are fairly indicative of this though... (I have been nitten by this with a server that had its network card blown, replace the network card all good, 9 months later, server crashed all 4 HDDS and lost all the data. luckily I had backups). Its hard to draw parallels like that. Odds are without the blown / replaced NIC you still might have suffered a quadruple HD failure. Once the machine is replaced I'll get the Lombard on the workbench and take the magi-lamp / contact cleaner / soldering iron / big hammer to it. Cheers, Antony. -- == == = = Antony N. Lord = http://antonylord.com = = [EMAIL PROTECTED] = Perth, Western Australia = == = ==
Assitance with testing a web page built on a PC (for Macintosh compatibility)...
Hello, I am asking for assistance from Macintosh users who can visit a page, and inform me of any display issues they may experience. My name is Mark Scholmann, and I am with Lotterywest (previously Lotteries Commission). We recently re-launched our web site which worked well on PC's, but had some serious problems with Macintosh computers. Although, we have attempted some fixes, it appears that they do not solve all variations of OS / Browser combinations. We do not have any Macintosh computers and can not currently purchase or hire one. *** Warning! I have had feedback by some Macintosh users that our pages have crashed their computers! Please view after saving critical work. Two current web site pages are - 1. http://www.lotterywest.wa.gov.au/corporate/grantsguide/guideline.html 2. http://www.lotterywest.wa.gov.au/corporate/grantsguide/guid_001.html A current web site test page - 3. http://www.lotterywest.wa.gov.au/corporate/grantsguide/guid_001_test2.html A newly built test page is - 4. http://www.lotterywest.wa.gov.au/test_page1.html There should be a navigation javascript operating on the left side. The forth page is a dummy page, and even though the links may be active, they are not intended as such. I am looking for any comments/suggestions on how these pages appear or react on your computer + browser + OS combination. If you could copy and paste the client data table at the top of the 4th test page, it may help in providing details of your set up. Reply direct to - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Any assistance in this matter is appreciated. Mark Scholmann Internet Analyst Lotterywest Direct phone : (08) 9340 5232 PS : I was a Mac user in another life, so really want to solve this issue! :-( Lotterywest Disclaimer This transmission and any attachments are confidential and are intended solely for the individual or entity to whom it is addressed. If you are not the intended recipient, be advised that you have received this transmission in error and that any use, dissemination, forwarding, printing or copying of this transmission and any attachments is strictly prohibited. Lotterywest does not represent that this communication (including attachments) is free from computer viruses or other faults or defects. Lotterywest will not be liable to any recipient of this communication for any loss or damage (including direct, consequential or economic loss or damage) however caused whether by negligence or otherwise which may result directly or indirectly from the receipt or use of this communication or attachments. If you have received this transmission in error please notify the sender immediately. You must destroy the original transmission. To the extent that any applicable law that cannot be excluded imposes any liability on Lotterywest, that liability shall be limited to the cost of re-supplying this communication or having this communication re-supplied. Any views expressed in this transmission and attachments are those of the individual sender, except where the sender specifically states them to be the views of Lotterywest.
Opening Outlook express
I have a 7600/200 Power Mac and am having trouble opening my Outlook express 5.0.1 . The exact message that appears, says That the application had trouble launching, Not enough memory. I have tried placing my OE preferences in the trash, downloading the new OE 5.0.9. However this does not appear to make any difference. Could you recommend a diagnostic program or any remedies to sort this problems out? Johnny Prefumo Project Officer South West Catchments Council PO Box 5066 Bunbury Delivery Centre BUNBURY WA 6230 Ph (08) 9780 6268 Fax (08) 9780 6198 ---
