On Wednesday, February 6, 2002, at 03:33 PM, Doug Wilson wrote:
on 6/2/02 3:26 PM, Darren Kam at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's all good, but I do find it difficult to conform to:
4. You put your response *below* the quoted part.
I often don't do this because I assume that people are
I wish people would read the RCF. It's more than just a personal
preference.
It's the way things are supposed to be done.
RFC 1855, Netiquette Guidelines
http://rfc.net/rfc1855.html
Sorry Doug but I beg to differ. The RFC is merely a set of guidelines,
and to quote from the RFC itself:
To me this looks more and more like we are the ones sitting eyes forward
in the theatre - personally I'm waiting for the hammer throwing blonde
to run up the aisle. (replying at the top of the page because I find it
tedious to scroll down through message threads that I've already been
Hi every1,
After much mucking about with different burn formats I finally emailed the
maker of the DVD player, NEC and received the following rather cryptic reply.
If anyone can decipher it I'd really appreciate it...
--
Hello
The NDV-21
At 09:41 8/02/02 +0800, Greg Hosking wrote:
...not to mention the fact that is it is dated October 1995...
The age of a standard does not indicate its currency. If we get rid of
standards, we might as well each start speaking a different language, since
English as been around since before
Hi every1,
After much mucking about with different burn formats I finally
emailed the maker of the DVD player, NEC and received the following
rather cryptic reply. If anyone can decipher it I'd really
appreciate it...
--
Hello
The
This proposal only adds version details and credits. If I've misrepresented
your contribution in *any way*, please let me know.
As a community, WAMUG is a group of people who send each other email,
generally about Macintosh issues. The group is now so large that not
everyone knows everyone
The age of a standard does not indicate its currency. If we get rid of
standards, we might as well each start speaking a different language, since
English as been around since before you and I were born.
E la verita. Questo discorso e proprio buffo.
(Tutti, mi dispiache tanto. Un piccolo
Hi WAMUG folks.
I have a customer who is running an iMac DV machine. The machine
recently was upgraded to Mac OS 9.2.2, and has now had Spring
Cleaning 4.0 installed, as requested by the customer.
The problem is that Spring Cleaning doesn't display items that it's
meant to, when doing a
At 11:21 8/02/02 +0800, Brett Carboni wrote:
The age of a standard does not indicate its currency. If we get rid of
standards, we might as well each start speaking a different language, since
English as been around since before you and I were born.
E la verita. Questo discorso e proprio
Onno Benschop wrote:
Lara Hopkins wrote:
Onno Benschop wrote:
To connect to ADSL with the vast majority of ISP's you are
required to use a PPPoE client,
Not with Iinet's Corporate accounts, which is what I've been using up
till now. Ethernet modem, static IP.
From your perspective there
Lara Hopkins on 08/02/02 2:51 PM, wrote:
PPPoE adds another protocol layer over your network packets. Many
(most?) people needed to tweak their TCP/IP settings to drop the MTU
(packet size) so that their packet plus the PPPoE headers will still
get through all the routers.
As far as I'm aware
At 11:51 8/02/02 +0800, Lara Hopkins wrote:
Onno Benschop wrote:
From your perspective there will be no change.
Well, not no change. I will need to configure the PPPoE client on the
Airport Base Station, rather than using the Ethernet/Manually option in
the Internet panel of the Airport
Hi
I'm going to upgrade from my 56k connection to iiNet to either ADSL via
iiNet or Bigpond via the Foxtel cable already installed in my house.
Is one better than the other? Is one likely to be outdated prior to the
other? And finally, is the support of either supplier likely to better
than the
At 13:12 8/02/02 +0800, Peter Curtis wrote:
Is one better than the other? Is one likely to be outdated prior to the
other? And finally, is the support of either supplier likely to better
than the other (I'm talking about large differences here, not personal
likes or dislikes)
Depends.
Don't
Indigo iBook 366 (last model before the iceBook)
320MB Ram
10 GB Hard drive
Balance of warranty - 2 years
$1800
Contact on 9291 3162
Email [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Larry Pohl
Onno Benschop wrote:
But what did your spell-checker make of my name?
Suggestions
No
On
One
Onto
Onion
I was tempted on the last one! :)
Peter
Hi WAMUGGERs
A small good news story!
I posted a query a couple of weeks back about Word 2001 being slow to carry
out certain formatting tasks and slow sending print jobs to the printer.
Having had a couple of helpful replies (trashing Word preferences, reducing
the font list etc), but no
At 14:21 8/02/02 +0800, Neil Blake Associates wrote:
turn off Norton Antivirus. What a difference!
What I do for virus software is to:
1. Keep it up to date.
2. Scan the whole machine.
3. Scan any file-server completely.
4. Set the software to only scan when creating files.
5. If you deal
Thanx Shay,
That was my interpretation...however...it begs the question as to why the
machine has a clearly labelled MP3 as one of the playable formats on the
console/window, the box it came in and the manual!!
My suspicion is that the proliferation of MP3s has caused some companies to
flog
Is it worth my while kicking up a stink (i.e. posting the
name/model/brand on a number of mailing lists as it was definitely a
selling point with me - considering a friend has a different brand
DVD player which he assures me DOES play MP3s!!!) or chalking it
down to experience, very much Let
On 8/2/02 2:40 PM, Kevin Phyland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it worth my while kicking up a stink (i.e. posting the name/model/brand on
a number of mailing lists as it was definitely a selling point with me -
considering a friend has a different brand DVD player which he assures me DOES
play
The one thing that I have not tried yet is naming each mp3 file with the old
8.3 dos naming structure (.mp3). Maybe the mp3 software built into
the machine can only understand the old 8.3 filenames, rather than the
longer win9x filename format.
Would I be correct in saying that?
Most
At 16:42 8/02/02 +0800, Rod Lavington wrote:
On 8/2/02 2:40 PM, Kevin Phyland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it worth my while kicking up a stink (i.e. posting the
name/model/brand on
a number of mailing lists as it was definitely a selling point with me -
considering a friend has a different
I meant to put this in my last request but forgot. Where does one buy
the cheapest cartridges for a Stylewriter 1200.
Thank you Diana James
I am due to pay my current server - who I am not very happy with -
another six months subscription of $105.60. Can anyone recommend a
server who is a bit cheaper?
Thanks...Diana James
Have you tried burning one onto a CD-R Digital Audio Disk??
Hi every1,
After much mucking about with different burn formats I finally emailed the
maker of the DVD player, NEC and received the following rather cryptic reply.
If anyone can decipher it I'd really appreciate it...
At 11:31 8/02/02 +0800, Diana James wrote:
I am due to pay my current server - who I am not very happy with -
another six months subscription of $105.60. Can anyone recommend a
server who is a bit cheaper?
I'm guessing here that you're referring to your Internet Service Provider -
the people
Hi all,
Wondering if anyone knows how to automate telnet in OSX?
I made this apple script for 9. And then used chronotask to Reload it every
8 hours.
I need something that will log me in every 8 hours. And if the previous
session is active to logout first.
This is my old script
property
Hey everyone :) Thanks for the help with the Mac-PC issues that we were
having. I didn¹t manage to get the two machines to file share with each
other so I have set up the PC box as an FTP server. So the Mac can now
download files via IE, which is great.
However, it would be great to also go the
At 14:26 8/02/02 +0800, Scott wrote:
Wondering if anyone knows how to automate telnet in OSX?
[Applescript solution deleted]
You're now running a computer with a real operating system, so you can use
real tools - things like shell scripts :-)
You could do something *like* this in a shell
Thanx again all,
Hmmnn...My very first post about this problem (I think) mentioned not to use
the Joliet version of ISO 9660...is that right or did I misunderstand?
Also...(big time newbie here!)...the stuff that was mentioned about
filenames...(.m3u and AUTORUN.INF??) is it possible to put
Ta Rod,
However, the CDs that work are working on my friend's DVD player not mine
still no luck...
I'm curious about Scott's suggestion about different types of CD-R Audio Disks
though...
Kevin.
-Original Message-
From: Rod Lavington[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date:
Look down, for the response is at the top. The foot is at your head.
- 21st Century 'Think Differenter
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Dear WAMUGers
In the tedious debate about email ettiquite, let's not overlook some basics.
When someone needs help,they call for it. In
Look down, for the response is at the top. The foot is at your head.
- 21st Century 'Think Differenter
___
Dear WAMUGers
In the tedious debate about email ettiquite, let's not overlook some basics.
When someone needs help,they call for it. In
Hi Diana
If you mean ISP then I would recommend Global Dial
(http://www.globaldial.com/ or [EMAIL PROTECTED]), for A$26 pcm I get
unlimited on time a 300MB download each month, if I remember correctly if
you pay 6 months up front then your download is also unlimited.
While I appreciate it is
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