How to free up room on Time Capsule ?

[Steven Knowles]

I've added another Mac to my fleet, and when setting it up to back up  
to the existing Time Capsule, there is no room on the Time Capsule,  
says Time Capsule.


How do I tell Time Capsule to make a bit of room, presumably by not  
having so much history of the three other machines that back up o it?


Cheers, Steven

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[KEVIN Lock]

Derk,

The Epson sounds like a good printer to match up with one of my Macs 
in my give-away project.


Please advise me if nobody else wants it.

regards

Kevin






Hi WAMUG folks.

I'm giving away FREE my two home printers. An Epson Stylus 895 
colour printer, and a HP 6MP monochrome laser printer.


Epson printer Includes:
* The original printer (only used with genuine ink)
* Adjustable paper roll holder (plus takes normal A4 paper too)
* 100mm premium semi-gloss paper roll
* 210mm premium semi-gloss paper roll
* T007 (black) and T008 (colour) replacement ink cartridges (plus a 
set still in the printer)

* USB + Mac OS X friendly printer
* Been used very little, since I use a laser printer for all 
non-photo printing


Printer looks like this (+ the paper roll holder too, not pictured).
http://www.nexadyne.com/neXadyne/Products/Images/Printers/Epson-895.jpg

It has been wrapped in plastic while not in use... probably needs a 
quick head-clean though before it's next use. Believed to be in full 
working order, ready for a new home :-).


Also, I have a HP 6MP Laserjet printer, with external mini Ethernet 
print-server, to hook it up easily to your Mac, or to your network.


Printer looks like this:
http://lee.org/blog/images/goodthingspage-hp6mp.jpg
and has been used as a home laser printer.

Also includes some spare parts I've collected, but not yet installed.

The HP 6MP is in working order, although, probably needs a bit of a 
clean inside at some point.


To the first person(s) interested... (happily to give the printers 
away separately).


Cheers,
Derek

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Re: HD movies and recorders

[Peter Fowler]

On 08/04/2009, at 7:53 AM, Chris Burton wrote:


Hi Mugs

I have just received an email from Elgato advertising their 'Turbo . 
264 HD' device that will do ' high quality conversion from HD video  
files and AVCHD cam corders that can be played on the mac, iphone  
etc' which does sound really interesting.


However, being a complete novice in this field I wouldnt have a clue  
what a AVCHD cam corder is and I have been contemplating going into  
HD recording for my whale work. I want to use it for whale  
identification and behavioural purposes. I have used an early  
version of iMovie, some years ago, with digitised footage from a  
small format movie camera and imagine that imovie will be the way to  
go?


Have any of you guys experience with this part of our great Mac  
experience and can point me in the right direction? Im keen on a HD  
good quality recorder (that may even have underwater housing  
capability) with the view to getting footage that I can use on my  
mac as well as my HD tele?


From some of the advertising down here in Busso I have noticed Sony,  
Canon and JVC etc have some HD recorders.but which one!!?


Kindest regards and best wishes for a safe and relaxing Easter.

chris
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If you don't have any of the Elgato products they are worth it just  
for the great features they have with digital TV and what you can do  
with it. As for being able to convert AVCHD from a camcorder to the  
mac sounds even better.
Just remember the higher the quality, the larger the file size and the  
longer it will take to convert/edit.


Which camera, from personnel experience  don't get JVC. I bought a GZ- 
HD7 a little over a year ago and they are not compatible with Mac.


You mentioned whale work so I am guessing you may get a little wet at  
times.  The Sanyo that Martin has suggested would great for working on  
the surface but if going a little deeper than that you will need a  
proper underwater housing and for that I would recommend Sony.
If you drop in to the local dive shop in Busso and pick up a free copy  
of the "Dive Log" magazine you will find lots of ads for camera  
equipment. Be prepared though the cost of the housing will be 2 or 3  
times more than the  cost of the camera


good luck and I hope we get to see some great whale shots

regards

Peter F

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[Derek Y-E]

Hi WAMUG folks.

I'm giving away FREE my two home printers. An Epson Stylus 895 colour  
printer, and a HP 6MP monochrome laser printer.


Epson printer Includes:
• The original printer (only used with genuine ink)
• Adjustable paper roll holder (plus takes normal A4 paper too)
• 100mm premium semi-gloss paper roll
• 210mm premium semi-gloss paper roll
• T007 (black) and T008 (colour) replacement ink cartridges (plus a  
set still in the printer)

• USB + Mac OS X friendly printer
• Been used very little, since I use a laser printer for all non-photo  
printing


Printer looks like this (+ the paper roll holder too, not pictured).
http://www.nexadyne.com/neXadyne/Products/Images/Printers/Epson-895.jpg

It has been wrapped in plastic while not in use... probably needs a  
quick head-clean though before it's next use. Believed to be in full  
working order, ready for a new home :-).


Also, I have a HP 6MP Laserjet printer, with external mini Ethernet  
print-server, to hook it up easily to your Mac, or to your network.


Printer looks like this:
http://lee.org/blog/images/goodthingspage-hp6mp.jpg
and has been used as a home laser printer.

Also includes some spare parts I've collected, but not yet installed.

The HP 6MP is in working order, although, probably needs a bit of a  
clean inside at some point.


To the first person(s) interested... (happily to give the printers  
away separately).


Cheers,
Derek

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Re: digilife goes in to receivership?

[Les Standish]

I second that, nobody can hold a candle to Mike.

Les

On 09/04/2009, at 9:21 PM, Nathalie Collins wrote:

Or..you have to deliver awesome service like Applecentre Joondalup.  
Service that Mac Evangelists will travel for. :-) Myer, DJs and,  
frankly, Digilife never held a candle to Mike.





On 09/04/2009, at 7:45 PM, Rod wrote:


I remember them well Reg :-)

And not knowing when the elephant in the room (Apple) is likely to  
open a store, plus Myers, DJs and other retailers selling macs  
makes life difficult.  You either have to specialise like Artref  
and Team Digital, be a big chain like nextbyte, or be beyond the  
major retail arc like Macworx.  Being in the city with  
extraordinary rents and low margin products is an incredibly hard  
way to make a dollar.


Seeya

Rod

Sent from my iPhone

On 09/04/2009, at 7:10 PM, Reg Whitely   
wrote:


Sad. They were sponsors of our Showcases up here in Geraldton  
several years ago.

Reg

On 09/04/2009, at 5:49 PM, Greg Bell wrote:


Anyone know why they went belly up?

Sent from my iPhone

On 09/04/2009, at 16:27, Adrian Skehan   
wrote:


A friend of mine rang them in a bit of a panic to see where his  
iMac that they have had in the repair shop for months.  The  
story is that the repair shop is still working, all stock has  
been sold off (I gather in bulk) and they , obviously, arnt  
selling anything.


Regards,

Adrian




On 09/04/2009, at 4:22 PM, Rod wrote:

They had moved from Mt Hawthorn to Osborne Park not long ago.   
I believe they are still open though, just being run by the  
receivers.


Rod.

Sent from my iPhone

On 09/04/2009, at 4:12 PM, Toby Oldham > wrote:




City store has closed. Empty. Been that way for a couple of  
weeks?


Didn't know the Mt Hawthorn store had closed also...




T.

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Subject: digilife goes in to receivership?

Just checking the Digilife webside I see that the city store  
is closing
and the banner of the site says "Receivers and Managers  
Appointed"


bugger


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Photo printing paper

[KEVIN Lock]

FYI. Crazy Clark's has glossy A4 230gsm paper in packs of 20 for less 
that $6.00.  Good prints!


Some of their stores have closed.   I bought mine at their South 
Fremantle store.



Kevin



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[Nathalie Collins]

Or..you have to deliver awesome service like Applecentre Joondalup.  
Service that Mac Evangelists will travel for. :-) Myer, DJs and,  
frankly, Digilife never held a candle to Mike.





On 09/04/2009, at 7:45 PM, Rod wrote:


I remember them well Reg :-)

And not knowing when the elephant in the room (Apple) is likely to  
open a store, plus Myers, DJs and other retailers selling macs makes  
life difficult.  You either have to specialise like Artref and Team  
Digital, be a big chain like nextbyte, or be beyond the major retail  
arc like Macworx.  Being in the city with extraordinary rents and  
low margin products is an incredibly hard way to make a dollar.


Seeya

Rod

Sent from my iPhone

On 09/04/2009, at 7:10 PM, Reg Whitely   
wrote:


Sad. They were sponsors of our Showcases up here in Geraldton  
several years ago.

Reg

On 09/04/2009, at 5:49 PM, Greg Bell wrote:


Anyone know why they went belly up?

Sent from my iPhone

On 09/04/2009, at 16:27, Adrian Skehan  wrote:

A friend of mine rang them in a bit of a panic to see where his  
iMac that they have had in the repair shop for months.  The story  
is that the repair shop is still working, all stock has been sold  
off (I gather in bulk) and they , obviously, arnt selling anything.


Regards,

Adrian




On 09/04/2009, at 4:22 PM, Rod wrote:

They had moved from Mt Hawthorn to Osborne Park not long ago.  I  
believe they are still open though, just being run by the  
receivers.


Rod.

Sent from my iPhone

On 09/04/2009, at 4:12 PM, Toby Oldham > wrote:




City store has closed. Empty. Been that way for a couple of  
weeks?


Didn't know the Mt Hawthorn store had closed also...




T.

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Of Mark

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Sent: Thursday, April 09, 2009 3:44 PM
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Subject: digilife goes in to receivership?

Just checking the Digilife webside I see that the city store is  
closing
and the banner of the site says "Receivers and Managers  
Appointed"


bugger


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Re: Agriculture WA Explorer only?

[David Paul]

Yes and still no luck registering which has me confused if it works  
for some why not for me? I have tried to resolve this on both my  
Macbook Pro using 10.5.6 and Firefox 3 as well as on my Imac using  
10.4.11 and Firefox 3 with the plug in loaded on both.

A mystery ...

On 09/04/2009, at 5:01 AM, WAMUG Mailing List wrote:


Reply-To: rkor...@iinet.net.au
Date: Wed, 08 Apr 2009 15:47:10 +0800
Message-Id: <42089.1239176...@iinet.net.au>
X-Mailer: AtMail 4.51 - 202.41.193.62 - rkor...@iinet.net.au

did you go to this site and download the plugin?



https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/59

On Wed Apr  8 15:16 , David Paul  sent:

Thanks Roger but this site still will not let me register even  
after=20=20

upgrading to Firefox3!
Perhaps I am missing a basic step.
Dave

On 08/04/2009, at 5:01 AM, WAMUG Mailing List wrote:


Subject: Re: Agriculture WA Explorer only?
Date: Tue, 7 Apr 2009 19:33:53 +0800
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X-Mailer: Apple Mail (2.930.3)

Hi everyone

the site worked fine for me :)

I used firefox 3 and there is a plugin that lets you switch user
agents, I used explorer 7.  Its called "user agent switcher"

Roger








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Re: digilife goes in to receivership?

[Rod]

I remember them well Reg :-)

And not knowing when the elephant in the room (Apple) is likely to  
open a store, plus Myers, DJs and other retailers selling macs makes  
life difficult.  You either have to specialise like Artref and Team  
Digital, be a big chain like nextbyte, or be beyond the major retail  
arc like Macworx.  Being in the city with extraordinary rents and low  
margin products is an incredibly hard way to make a dollar.


Seeya

Rod

Sent from my iPhone

On 09/04/2009, at 7:10 PM, Reg Whitely   
wrote:


Sad. They were sponsors of our Showcases up here in Geraldton  
several years ago.

Reg

On 09/04/2009, at 5:49 PM, Greg Bell wrote:


Anyone know why they went belly up?

Sent from my iPhone

On 09/04/2009, at 16:27, Adrian Skehan  wrote:

A friend of mine rang them in a bit of a panic to see where his  
iMac that they have had in the repair shop for months.  The story  
is that the repair shop is still working, all stock has been sold  
off (I gather in bulk) and they , obviously, arnt selling anything.


Regards,

Adrian




On 09/04/2009, at 4:22 PM, Rod wrote:

They had moved from Mt Hawthorn to Osborne Park not long ago.  I  
believe they are still open though, just being run by the  
receivers.


Rod.

Sent from my iPhone

On 09/04/2009, at 4:12 PM, Toby Oldham > wrote:




City store has closed. Empty. Been that way for a couple of weeks?

Didn't know the Mt Hawthorn store had closed also...




T.

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Of Mark

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Sent: Thursday, April 09, 2009 3:44 PM
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Subject: digilife goes in to receivership?

Just checking the Digilife webside I see that the city store is  
closing

and the banner of the site says "Receivers and Managers Appointed"

bugger


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Re: digilife goes in to receivership?

[Rob Findlay]

It's pretty hard to turn a dollar on Macs. The margins are miniscule  
and they were running a big operation, lots of staff.

My only suprise is they lasted as long as they did.

On 09/04/2009, at 5:49 PM, Greg Bell wrote:


Anyone know why they went belly up?

Sent from my iPhone

On 09/04/2009, at 16:27, Adrian Skehan  wrote:

A friend of mine rang them in a bit of a panic to see where his  
iMac that they have had in the repair shop for months.  The story  
is that the repair shop is still working, all stock has been sold  
off (I gather in bulk) and they , obviously, arnt selling anything.


Regards,

Adrian




On 09/04/2009, at 4:22 PM, Rod wrote:

They had moved from Mt Hawthorn to Osborne Park not long ago.  I  
believe they are still open though, just being run by the receivers.


Rod.

Sent from my iPhone

On 09/04/2009, at 4:12 PM, Toby Oldham > wrote:




City store has closed. Empty. Been that way for a couple of weeks?

Didn't know the Mt Hawthorn store had closed also...




T.

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Sent: Thursday, April 09, 2009 3:44 PM
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Subject: digilife goes in to receivership?

Just checking the Digilife webside I see that the city store is  
closing

and the banner of the site says "Receivers and Managers Appointed"

bugger


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[Reg Whitely]

Sad. They were sponsors of our Showcases up here in Geraldton several  
years ago.

Reg

On 09/04/2009, at 5:49 PM, Greg Bell wrote:


Anyone know why they went belly up?

Sent from my iPhone

On 09/04/2009, at 16:27, Adrian Skehan  wrote:

A friend of mine rang them in a bit of a panic to see where his  
iMac that they have had in the repair shop for months.  The story  
is that the repair shop is still working, all stock has been sold  
off (I gather in bulk) and they , obviously, arnt selling anything.


Regards,

Adrian




On 09/04/2009, at 4:22 PM, Rod wrote:

They had moved from Mt Hawthorn to Osborne Park not long ago.  I  
believe they are still open though, just being run by the receivers.


Rod.

Sent from my iPhone

On 09/04/2009, at 4:12 PM, Toby Oldham > wrote:




City store has closed. Empty. Been that way for a couple of weeks?

Didn't know the Mt Hawthorn store had closed also...




T.

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Mark

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Sent: Thursday, April 09, 2009 3:44 PM
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Subject: digilife goes in to receivership?

Just checking the Digilife webside I see that the city store is  
closing

and the banner of the site says "Receivers and Managers Appointed"

bugger


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[Greg Bell]

Anyone know why they went belly up?

Sent from my iPhone

On 09/04/2009, at 16:27, Adrian Skehan  wrote:

A friend of mine rang them in a bit of a panic to see where his iMac  
that they have had in the repair shop for months.  The story is that  
the repair shop is still working, all stock has been sold off (I  
gather in bulk) and they , obviously, arnt selling anything.


Regards,

Adrian




On 09/04/2009, at 4:22 PM, Rod wrote:

They had moved from Mt Hawthorn to Osborne Park not long ago.  I  
believe they are still open though, just being run by the receivers.


Rod.

Sent from my iPhone

On 09/04/2009, at 4:12 PM, Toby Oldham > wrote:




City store has closed. Empty. Been that way for a couple of weeks?

Didn't know the Mt Hawthorn store had closed also...




T.

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Mark

Secker
Sent: Thursday, April 09, 2009 3:44 PM
To: WAMUG Mailing List
Subject: digilife goes in to receivership?

Just checking the Digilife webside I see that the city store is  
closing

and the banner of the site says "Receivers and Managers Appointed"

bugger


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[Adrian Skehan]

A friend of mine rang them in a bit of a panic to see where his iMac  
that they have had in the repair shop for months.  The story is that  
the repair shop is still working, all stock has been sold off (I  
gather in bulk) and they , obviously, arnt selling anything.


Regards,

Adrian




On 09/04/2009, at 4:22 PM, Rod wrote:

They had moved from Mt Hawthorn to Osborne Park not long ago.  I  
believe they are still open though, just being run by the receivers.


Rod.

Sent from my iPhone

On 09/04/2009, at 4:12 PM, Toby Oldham > wrote:




City store has closed. Empty. Been that way for a couple of weeks?

Didn't know the Mt Hawthorn store had closed also...




T.

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Sent: Thursday, April 09, 2009 3:44 PM
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Subject: digilife goes in to receivership?

Just checking the Digilife webside I see that the city store is  
closing

and the banner of the site says "Receivers and Managers Appointed"

bugger


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Re: digilife goes in to receivership?

[James / Hans Kunz]

i'm not suprised @ all
bought in mt hawthorn my powerbook for 7000.- inc 1000.- for  
softwareand.had to pay 20.- for an update disk within the  
same week (january 2004) to get the powerbook going.
with that sort of service you are not getting far, i never went back  
there...but still using the powerbook

James

On 09/04/2009, at 16:12, Toby Oldham wrote:



City store has closed. Empty. Been that way for a couple of weeks?

Didn't know the Mt Hawthorn store had closed also...




T.

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Subject: digilife goes in to receivership?

Just checking the Digilife webside I see that the city store is  
closing

and the banner of the site says "Receivers and Managers Appointed"

bugger


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Re: digilife goes in to receivership?

[Rod]

They had moved from Mt Hawthorn to Osborne Park not long ago.  I  
believe they are still open though, just being run by the receivers.


Rod.

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On 09/04/2009, at 4:12 PM, Toby Oldham  
 wrote:




City store has closed. Empty. Been that way for a couple of weeks?

Didn't know the Mt Hawthorn store had closed also...




T.

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Secker
Sent: Thursday, April 09, 2009 3:44 PM
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Subject: digilife goes in to receivership?

Just checking the Digilife webside I see that the city store is  
closing

and the banner of the site says "Receivers and Managers Appointed"

bugger


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Re: digilife goes in to receivership?

[Toby Oldham]

City store has closed. Empty. Been that way for a couple of weeks?

Didn't know the Mt Hawthorn store had closed also...

 


T.

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Sent: Thursday, April 09, 2009 3:44 PM
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Subject: digilife goes in to receivership?

Just checking the Digilife webside I see that the city store is closing
and the banner of the site says "Receivers and Managers Appointed"

bugger


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Mark Secker (Ba. Bus. IS/IP, ECU)
User Support Officer & Laboratory Manager Business School IT Services

The University of Western Australia - CRICOS provider number 00126G
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digilife goes in to receivership?

[Mark Secker]

Just checking the Digilife webside I see that the city store is  
closing and the banner of the site says "Receivers and Managers  
Appointed"


bugger


mark.sec...@uwa.edu.au
Mark Secker (Ba. Bus. IS/IP, ECU)
User Support Officer & Laboratory Manager
Business School IT Services

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