Hi Anne and WAMUG folks.
I think you might find there was actually a very small attachment
with the message from Susan yesterday, well, at least the very short
message I received from her yesterday did. It appears to be due to a
virus, which I believe may have infected her PC.
You may
The following extract from an article by Microsoft mentions Linux, which isa
version of Unix, as having security vulnerabilities. Does this mean that
System X, which has at its core the BSD version of Unix, will become a target
for viruses, ending the virtually virus-free Mac environment?
on 13/12/01 2:06 PM, Ray Forma at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The following extract from an article by Microsoft mentions Linux, which is a
version of Unix, as having security vulnerabilities. Does this mean that
System X, which has at its core the BSD version of Unix, will become a target
for
I think it was this same MS post that generated an uproar amongst the
security community not so long ago. Microsoft is essentially arguing for
security through obscurity (don't tell anyone and they won't know) whereas
the security geeks were arguing that when security holes are found the
responses
The other interesting things is that Susan Poole's emails are going
directly to people on the wamug list, I am not getting her emails, just
peoples' responses.
On 14/12/01 8:27 AM, Derek Ellerton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Anne and WAMUG folks.
I think you might find there was actually a
On 14/12/01 9:41 AM, Susan Hastings [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The other interesting things is that Susan Poole's emails are going
directly to people on the wamug list, I am not getting her emails, just
peoples' responses.
On 14/12/01 8:27 AM, Derek Ellerton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It
Howdy
I have G4 laptop 667 DVD and I get a dark patch when I try to watch a
dvd on a television monitor . I get the message NOT PERMISSIBLE when
trying to watch a DVD on the television in the dark patch on the
television screen.
Fiddled with monitoring and resolutions. All of the computer
Hi,
We are running OS8.6 on a 5500/225 and have recently installed
Netscape 6.1. When I first installed it, the browser worked just
fine, but it is behaving very strangely a couple of days later.
It displays all local web pages (served off the hard disk)
It displays ftp:// files from remote
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From: Garry Kuchel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 28 Nov 2001 21:20:06 +0800
To: Ian Hooper [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [FOR SALE]: Powerbook 400 Firewire
Hi Ian,
My name is Garry, and I am interested in the PowerBook you have for sale. I
am going to Germany (all going well) next
Hi
Can someone point me to information about dial-in facilities (Mac to
Mac) for a Macintosh LAN that requires a dial-in from home and a dial-in
from an iBook?
Cheers, Stuart Breden
On Thursday, December 13, 2001, at 11:36 AM, Greg Hosking wrote:
sorry, maybe I didn't explain properly - I meant this:
When I go to erase a disk, any disk, I must turn filesharing off first,
and
then turn it back on when I'm done. I thought maybe there was some way I
could set different
oh. Well, at least I know, now. Thanks Peter!
On Thursday, December 13, 2001, at 11:36 AM, Greg Hosking wrote:
sorry, maybe I didn't explain properly - I meant this:
When I go to erase a disk, any disk, I must turn filesharing off first,
and
then turn it back on when I'm done. I thought
Hi Brian,
Under Mac OS X 10.1 you cannot view DVD's on an external TV. I looked it up
last night and it's just not supported yet. Under Mac OS 9, simply do the
following:
Connect up your TV to the PowerBook. Turn video mirroring ON. Change the
video resolution to something like 800x600 or
Is anyone able to get to the Macosrumors site? I have been trying it all
week with no success.
Cheers
Greg
P.S. I'm running Office:mac v.X and it is fantastic. Only got to make the
leap from Outlook to Entourage for the office email and I'm totally OS X
:-)
On 14/12/01 12:41 PM, Greg Pennefather [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is anyone able to get to the Macosrumors site? I have been trying it all
week with no success.
Cheers
Greg
P.S. I'm running Office:mac v.X and it is fantastic. Only got to make the
leap from Outlook to Entourage for the
Hi everyone, I am thinking about buying a Powerbook and was wondering if
there is anything I need to know or look out for when purchasing the
mac?
Thank you
Shane
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On 14/12/01 4:34 PM, S. Newton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone, I am thinking about buying a Powerbook and was wondering if
there is anything I need to know or look out for when purchasing the
mac?
Thank you
Shane
Hi Shane!
Buying from a trustworthy dealer is a good start!
I'll be there. I'm on holiday's so can sleep in the next day. What date is
it happening in Frisco.
Ken W...
on 13/12/01 3:50 PM, Matthew Healey at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 13/12/01 3:10 PM, Mark Secker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hopefully this will be webcast. If so bet your bottom dollar
On Friday, December 14, 2001, at 12:41 PM, Greg Pennefather wrote:
Is anyone able to get to the Macosrumors site? I have been trying it
all
week with no success.
It's been down for longer than that, it seems to me. Even AppleInsider,
with their brand spanking new design, has had only one
At 16:50 +0800 14/12/2001, Rod Lavington wrote:
On 14/12/01 4:34 PM, S. Newton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone, I am thinking about buying a Powerbook and was wondering if
there is anything I need to know or look out for when purchasing the
mac?
As Rod mentioned, it's actually quite
Yes, if you are going to do many files you had best to buy Acrobat
and get all the extra features but there is a nice workaround which I
discovered.
On their web site Adobe allows you access for tryouts for conversion
to PDF format. You sign in (no cost) and then you get five, yes
five!
Hi Shane,
first law of computing... computers are the spawn of the devil ;-)
First law of purchasing a computer... what do you _need_ to be able to do
with it?
Second law of purchasing a computer... how much can you afford to part with
to achieve law one (see above).
Once you've figured those
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