[4Sale] Hardware Items to move,....

2005-08-17 Thread Daniel Kerr
Hi All

I still have a few things to move, so have dropped the price on them. Email
me if you're interested!


*** POWERBOOK's ***

PowerBook G4 Aluminium
12.1 TFT Screen
G4 1.33GHz
256MB RAM - BONUS UPGRADE TO 768MB RAM !!
60GB Hard Drive
SuperDrive
Built in Bluetooth, Built in Airport Extreme
USB, Firewire, DVI Model. 64MB Video Card
Warranty until 01/2006
Running Mac OSX and Mac OS9. (Classic)
Asking Price $2000
Also receive a FREE Keyboard cover, valued at $50!

PowerBook G4 Aluminium
17 TFT Screen
G4 1.0GHz
512MB RAM - BONUS UPGRADE TO 1GB RAM !!!
60GB Hard Drive
SuperDrive
Built in Bluetooth, Built in Airport Extreme
USB, FIrewire400, Firewire800, DVI Model. 64MB Video Card
Running Mac OSX and Mac OS9 (Classic). Warranty.
Asking Price $2700
Also receive a FREE keyboard cover valued at $50


*** MAC MINI ***

Mac mini G4 1.42GHz (Current model)
256MB RAM - BONUS UPGRADE TO 512MB RAM!
80GB Hard Drive
SuperDrive
BONUS UPGRADE of internal Bluetooth.
Warranty until 01/2006
Running Mac OSX and Mac OS9 (Classic)
Asking price $900 with free keyboard and mouse or $850 without!!

Any of these machines can also be upgraded in the RAM for a little bit
extra, or you can add an Apple Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard and Mouse for
$75each!

All machines are set up and ready to start using as soon as you get them
home!


*** PRINTERS ***

Epson R800 Colour Photo Inkjet Printer
http://www.epson.com.au/products/inkjet/stylusphotor800.asp
8 colour inkjet printer! Great for the budding photographer! A true
professional machine. Can also print direct to CD/DVD and roll printing as
well.
These sell new for $739. Asking price - $500.
BONUS - Will also include a free set of inks!!
(That alone is a saving of approx $180 as well!!)


Epson 1270 A3+ Stylus Colour Photo Printer
http://www.epson.com.au/products/inkjet/stylusPhoto1270.asp
6 colour inkjet printing up to A3+ size. A great little printer. Again
excellent for photo printing,..and up to A3 as well!
The current model, the 1290 sells for $749.
Asking price - $450.
BONUS! - Will also include 1 colour and 4 black ink cartridges for FREE!
(A saving of approx. $180 as well!)

Enjoy!!

Kind Regards
Daniel Kerr
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Daniel Kerr
MacWizardry

Phone: 0414 795 960
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web:   http://www.macwizardry.com.au


**For everything Macintosh**

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Re: uhoh - Security Update 2005-007

2005-08-17 Thread Mike Fuller
No problems here, Ryan. I can copy (move) files on my external  
firewire drive either internally or to and from my main drive,  
subsequent to updating.


I did notice a note (but didn't read it) about having to disconnect  
any external drive before updating. Did you do this? I also repaired  
permissions, before and after updating.


Cheers,

Mike

On 16/08/2005, at 9:47 PM, Ryan Schotte wrote:


In the hours since applying the new mammoth Security Update, I've had
about seven kernel panics. They seem to be caused by copying any  
file(s)

from any partition of my Firewire400 drive to any other partition.

The crash reporter lists the same cause though:
panic(cpu 0): BlockAllocateContig: allocation overflow on Taliesin

Anyone else having problems, or am I playing the Blame-The-Update game
by myself this round? :)

- Ryan (who is --ing tired of rebooting tonight... )



iBook Stampede!

2005-08-17 Thread Rod


Hi All!

For those who monitor US Mac sites/lists, you would know there were  
some very cheap iBooks being sold this week ($50 US).  Here is what  
happened:


http://www.timesdispatch.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=RTD/ 
MGArticle/RTD_BasicArticlec=MGArticlecid=1031784465530


Morons!

Seeya

Rod!


Crisis

2005-08-17 Thread info
Thanks guys for all of your responses!  It was a cable 
problem...thank God we saved all of the media and hard drives.


Thanks again,

Cal Conkey


[For Sale] iBook G4 800Mhz 384MB RAM

2005-08-17 Thread Michael Woods

Hi All!

For Sale on Monday 22, August:

iBook G4 800Mhz (used, brought in April 2004)
384 MB Ram
30GB HD
Combo drive
Airport Express
OS 10.3 included


Specs at
http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/ibook/stats/ibook_g4_800_12.html

Looking for $950 ono

Can deliver in the metro area,
Can also email photos.
COD

Cheers
Mike




ISDN rant (was Apple Support Saga)

2005-08-17 Thread Vladimir James
The MacOS 10.4.2/Telstra NT1 Plus II incompatibility persists. For  
those that may have forgotten, Telstra's ISDN modem will not connect  
under OS 10.4.2. The only work-around is to regress to OS 10.4.1, as  
I have done, or do as Rod Jurich did (WAMUG  28 July) and buy a $200  
router.


My most recent contact with Telstra left me feeling like I was at  
fault for having an OS that has been upgraded. While my previous  
contacts with Telstra technicians have been useful, this last  
technician (Stuart, I think) was patronising at best -- at worst, he  
was negative and evasive. According to him it was Apple's  
responsibility to rectify the situation. He said the problem was that  
Apple didn't supply the drivers with its upgrade. Sounded like a  
load of bull to me. There were never any NT1 drivers supplied by  
Apple. I had to buy them from Telstra and install them myself.  
Anyway, I thought the primary onus was on the third-party supplier to  
comply with the OS, rather than the other way around. Please correct  
me on this, if I'm wrong.


In summary:
Apple's direct help has been non-existent. They were more interested  
in selling, as opposed to helping.
Telstra's help has become useless. Likewise, they seem more  
interested in selling, as opposed to supporting.

Mac users, in contrast, often provide helpful information.

That's why WAMUG is so valuable.

Cheers,
Vlad



Re: ISDN rant (was Apple Support Saga)

2005-08-17 Thread Rob Davies


On 17/08/2005, at 3:26 PM, Vladimir James wrote:

The MacOS 10.4.2/Telstra NT1 Plus II incompatibility persists. For  
those that may have forgotten, Telstra's ISDN modem will not  
connect under OS 10.4.2. The only work-around is to regress to OS  
10.4.1, as I have done, or do as Rod Jurich did (WAMUG  28 July)  
and buy a $200 router.


There are other alternatives like utilising old Intel PC box that is  
most probably holding door open and install IPcop, works a treat with  
Telstra NT1 PlusII and the newer Argent. It also does a neat little  
trick with ISDN that is called DOV if you are paying for every second  
you are a online then look into IPcop. I have a NetJet card if  
interested to try.


Comes with a GUI that is run from a browser, IPcop is a firewall,  
gateway, router and then some. Totally free just supply hardware, and  
no it does not utilise old Apple hardware.

http://www.ipcop.org




My most recent contact with Telstra left me feeling like I was at  
fault for having an OS that has been upgraded. While my previous  
contacts with Telstra technicians have been useful, this last  
technician (Stuart, I think) was patronising at best -- at worst,  
he was negative and evasive. According to him it was Apple's  
responsibility to rectify the situation. He said the problem was  
that Apple didn't supply the drivers with its upgrade. Sounded  
like a load of bull to me. There were never any NT1 drivers  
supplied by Apple. I had to buy them from Telstra and install them  
myself. Anyway, I thought the primary onus was on the third-party  
supplier to comply with the OS, rather than the other way around.  
Please correct me on this, if I'm wrong.


Common problem when dealing with large organisations whom will not  
and do not support the minority, I would not have paid for drivers  
they should supply them as part of hardware.




In summary:
Apple's direct help has been non-existent. They were more  
interested in selling, as opposed to helping.


Nothing unusual lately.

Telstra's help has become useless. Likewise, they seem more  
interested in selling, as opposed to supporting.


Nothing at all unusual, but I have had good support in past with  
ISDN. I no longer use ISDN,but technician whom used to service my  
connection has moved on unfortunately.



Mac users, in contrast, often provide helpful information.


Cheers!
`Rob...


Re: editing song names

2005-08-17 Thread Stephen Chape

Click FILE
Click GET INFO
Click INFO


On 16/08/2005, at 4:55 PM, Chris Burton wrote:


Hi all

Can someone please give me directions on how to edit the song name  
of mp3's in itunes? I normally just click once in the 'album' or  
'artist' column so a space is highlighted then type something. With  
several new songs added to the list, I cant edit the song name.  
Using get info on the song in the finder shows the 'locked' box  
ghosted out, whereas some of the others are not?? Also in get info  
in itunes the volume adjustment and 'Artwork' heading are also  
ghosted out?


I would like to be able to put in the album name, genre etc. Would  
the later versions of itunes overcome this problem? Maybe in Tiger?


Im using itunes 4.7 (41) in 10.3.8 on a PB 1.33 ghz machine

thanks for any help

kind regards

chris


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Regards,
Stephen Chape



Newton Stylus

2005-08-17 Thread Christian Kotz
Just wondering if there are any Newton 2100 Styluses out there as I 
find myself in need of one :)
Anyone know where they can be obtained from within Australia? Rod, did 
you manage to source any?


Regards Christian