Re: iinet ADSL Problem

Lara Hopkins wrote: Ah - I might not be able to help you too much then. Is there any reason you're not running OS X? I only ask because iinet support OS X for their Bliink product, and doesn't support OS 9 (so I'm not too surprised that you haven't had much help from them). Is this true?

Snort creator

Hi... Yet another 'basement company makes it big' story, about the developer of the open sourced Snort: The reason Marty chose to go with an all-Mac office, once he had money to go out and buy computers (and no longer had time to assemble them himself), was that that they could run

Re: iinet ADSL Problem

Onno Benschop wrote: Are you using PPPoE or static Ethernet. If the former, you'll need to run an application on your connection machine to actually connect. If the latter, plugging it in may do the trick. It is possible, but without looking into the DSL 300 further I cannot tell, that it is in

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Re: iinet ADSL Problem

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Re: iinet ADSL Problem

on 2/7/02 4:21, Onno Benschop at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Are you using PPPoE or static Ethernet. If the former, you'll need to run an application on your connection machine to actually connect. If the latter, plugging it in may do the trick. While this used to be true it isn't any longer.

G3 and G4 printing to Kyocera Network printer qn

Hi All! Just a quick question I have a client that has a BW G3 and a G4 400 with exactly the same software specs, connected via an ethernet hub to a Kyocera FS 7000P. The main application they are printing from is Quark 4, and PCs have no problems printing anything to this printer.

Aus Post barcoding

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Re: G3 and G4 printing to Kyocera Network printer qn

Kyocera does not use real Postscript, it's a clone. It will produce unpredictable results. At 14:30 +0800 02/07/2002, Rod wrote: Just a quick question I have a client that has a BW G3 and a G4 400 with exactly the same software specs, connected via an ethernet hub to a Kyocera FS 7000P.

Re: G3 and G4 printing to Kyocera Network printer qn

Kyocera does not use real Postscript, it's a clone. It will produce unpredictable results. Everytime the Macs print from Quark, a Postscript error appears. The G4 sometimes prints, then other times doesn't. Kyocera is particularly evil. We were given one at UWA Mech Eng (by Winthrop Tech) in

Re: G3 and G4 printing to Kyocera Network printer qn

On this thread : which printers really use true PostScript? Any postscript printer you bought from Apple :) Also, some of Adobe's Postscript 3 partners are listed here: http://www.adobe.com:80/products/postscript/partners/main.html Have fun, Shay -- === Shay Telfer

Re: G3 and G4 printing to Kyocera Network printer qn

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Re: G3 and G4 printing to Kyocera Network printer qn

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Re: Aus Post barcoding

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Re: iinet ADSL Problem

--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Diana Graham Stevens [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I only asked because iinet's experts have run out of ideas. Their only other option was to take the Mac in to them and I plain don't trust them. Hi Diana, I happen to know that one of Chime's (a subsidiary of iinet)

Re: iinet ADSL Problem

sonic_echidna (Meg) wrote: I happen to know that one of Chime's (a subsidiary of iinet) senior network engineers is a bit of a Mac person - his name is Ian Henderson. See if they can get him specifically to have a look at it. Nathan somebody in ADSL support is also a good one to strike. Lara

Re: LaCie 40*CD-RW

Many thanks to Phyl and to all who offered their advice. Ivan IJ and JM Peacock wrote: I have a grey G3, 352 MbRAM with USB port and urgently need to purchase a CD-RW before the 30 June 2002. I have been quoted $500 for the Lacie model and would urgently appreciate comments as to whether

Re: IiNet's new Bliink contract

I'm planning on using iiNet's 512/128 plan with the DSL300 and using software routing on one of the machines to give access to the other computers (PC, iBook, etc.) IP Net Router or Airport Software Base station should be ok shouldn't it? I have previously used IP Net Router on OS9 with no

Re: IiNet's new Bliink contract

I wont be using an actual airport base station. But rather using Apple's Software Base Station or IP Net Router. The downside of this is that the computer running the routing software always has to be on. If it crashes you lose the connection on all of the other computers until it is restored.