On Mon, 2002-06-17 at 19:48, James Anderson wrote:
hi,
a question for those who have some understanding of networks
we have a small home network and are considering broadband with iinet
since it is actually cheaper per month when you take into account the
dedicated fax/modem line rental and
On Tuesday, June 18, 2002, at 03:08 AM, Daniel wrote:
It's about 7.2MB in size.
Things to note:-
It changes your home page to www.msn.com
It handles Quartz text smoothing.
Apart from that I can't see a big improvement. Seems to work alright
though,...
Well maybe it's just me, but it
Anyone got any suggestions as to insurance for a laptop, besides the ol'
RAC insurance??
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From: Jon Davison [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 17 Jun 2002 21:18:15 +0800
To: WAMUG
Subject: FW: Optical mouse
Thanks Steven, I guess it is that, but as I mentioned I have been using it
with no problems for 18 months on the laminated surface and only now is it
spitting the dummy. So
I have a number of Mac items for sale.
1. Performer 5400 120MHz 80MB 1.58GB CD-ROM Floppy Ethernet OS9.1(with CD)
+ Color Stylewriter 2500 + US Robotics 56k Faxmodem
$400 as a complete system (the extra RAM module is only a year old)
2. Powerbook 1400cs 117MHz 16MB 775MB Floppy
BRAND NEW BATTERY
Anyone got any suggestions as to insurance for a laptop, besides the ol'
RAC insurance??
http://www.sgua.com.au/
Have fun,
Shay
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=== Shay Telfer
Perth, Western Australia Technomancer It must be bunnies!
Opinions for hire [POQ]
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Thought some WAMUGgers may like to see this article:
(from Canberra Times, Monday June 17, 2002)
Macs cheaper
Here's a bit of cheer for the Apple Macintosh fans. Macs -- far from
being more expensive than Windows PCs,
I have downloaded and installed it - speed seems to have increased and
launch time is significantly improved on my TiBook 550. The text smoothing
is very easy on the eye.
All in all a nice little update.
Cheers
Greg
on 18/6/02 3:08 AM, Daniel at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all
For those
I have just attempted to sign up with iinet for ADSL, but have been
informed that Macintosh computers are not compatible with their
system. Pity, it was a very good deal.
Kevin Lock
Bicton
Hi Kevin,
I have just attempted to sign up with iinet for ADSL, but have been
informed that Macintosh computers are not compatible with their
system. Pity, it was a very good deal.
I signed up with iinet ADSL a couple of months ago and have had no problems
with a home network with a DPG4
Nup, they're wrong I have a regular client who is on iiNet ADSL with a
beige G3.
However, before you sign up with iiNet, check out the ADSL choices for Perth at:
http://www.broadbandchoice.com.au
There's a deal with EON that's 512/128 with 7 gig a month for $99. Primus is a
better deal
Phillip McGree wrote:
Nup, they're wrong I have a regular client who is on iiNet ADSL
with a beige G3.
Completely wrong. Mixed OS X/ OS 9/ OS 8.6/Debian/Airport network
here with no issues.
However, before you sign up with iiNet, check out the ADSL choices
for Perth at:
i have a notebook 1400cs with a color stylewriter 2400 printer attached
these are both stand alone we use a windows based network and i can't
transfer the printer drivers i have downloaded off the apple site from my pc
to the mac notebook as they are in *.bin format and i think they need to be
in
I received the below email message, which concerns me a little that perhaps
my Mac is sending out messages as a result of a virus infection?? Does it
look familiar to anyone?
I haven't replied to 'John Murray' yet just in case it's not an authentic
complaint/request.
Any thoughts??
The problem with iinet and why some of their techs say their ADSL won't work
is simply because their staff are incompetant at supporting mac on
ADSL/don't want to bother supporting them. I rang them regarding setting up
ADSL (my ADSL only came with Windoze instructions) and they said sorry,
can't
Did I hear correct? Are Western Power rolling out super cable in
suburbs south of the river? According to 7 news this evening, happy
residents can expect speeds 150 times faster than a normal modem
connection. Did someone forget to carry the one, perhaps. :/
Cheerio, Matt.
on 18/6/02 15:19, Phillip McGree at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nup, they're wrong I have a regular client who is on iiNet ADSL with a
beige G3.
However, before you sign up with iiNet, check out the ADSL choices for Perth
at:
http://www.broadbandchoice.com.au
There's a deal with EON
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