Hi all.
I am new to Macintosh OSX and only know the basics which have derived
from my older Mac OS 9.1 experience. I have run into some problems with
setting up a networked iBook to our Win2k Server.
Question No 1:
How do I connect to a shared directory located on a Windows 2000 Server
On 20/11/2002 11:00 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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A colleague of mine is looking to urgently purchase in WA a PowerBook; 1GHz
PowerPC G4; top of the range.
HAS ANYONE HAVE RECENT EXPERIENCE IN SUCH A PURCHASE?
If so, could they kindly forward details of the same,
Question No 1:
How do I connect to a shared directory located on a Windows 2000 Server
using OSX? I have successfully connected to the network but am stumped
by this problem. At this point I can only 'talk' to the network and 'go'
to selected server addresses to retrieve files... When using
Any one care to comment here
Am I under a false belief that that a modification of FreeBSD Unix is
the kernal of OSX and that it is in fact a real Unix system at its
heart and soul?
Bah - OSX is not UNIX, it uses a Mach microkernal (which is a nasty piece
of work) not a unix kernal.
On Thursday, November 21, 2002, at 08:01 AM, Mark Secker wrote:
Any one care to comment here
Am I under a false belief that that a modification of FreeBSD Unix is
the kernal of OSX and that it is in fact a real Unix system at its
heart and soul?
The kernel of MacOS X is Darwin, based on
Any one care to comment here
Am I under a false belief that that a modification of FreeBSD Unix is
the kernal of OSX and that it is in fact a real Unix system at its
heart and soul?
Bah - OSX is not UNIX, it uses a Mach microkernal (which is a nasty piece
of work) not a unix kernal. Having
Hi,
Lots of you have got back to me re the powerbook im selling, im looking
for about $450
its a 3400 with 200Mhz, 64M and 2GB
Its got a cd drive, and onboard ethernet.
No reasonable offer refused.
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Luke Brown
Computer Support Officer
Center for Water Research, UWA
9380 3183, [EMAIL
Anyone have a recommendation for large capacity Hard disk chambers
that would be good for archival storage. The requirements would be:
low-cost per megabyte
Slow! It needn't be fast access or transfer rates (not being used
for online fast access, but rather off-line storage of material).
3.5 or
We've seen 120GB ATA hard disk chambers for as low as $369 which is a
great price per megabyte ratio for a HD, but would love even larger
capacities per drive. We've seen 200Gb chambers but these have 8MB
caches and are obviously geared for speed and thus have a
commensurately higher price
Hi Martin
There are a few things to consider first. Most importantly that if you
put a 180GB drive in your FireWire enclosure you will have a 138GB
drive !!
This is because of the ATA-100 limit to this capacity although our
FireCube enclosure can be flashed to accept higher capacity (SLOW)
Looking for a External CDWRITER to suit a iBook G3
Im in Perth
Thanks
My wife will tell you that archival storage really means storing
things for the long term, hundreds or many hundreds of years.
Archival is a word which is grossly misused in computer parlance.
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Andrew Nielsen mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Starfish Technologies Pty Ltd http://www.starfish.net.au/
Thanks, to all who posted my firmly held beliefs are confirmed and
another anti mac zealot slayed ;)
Having not been involved with UNIX support for more than 10 years I
was not willing to go head to head with a Unix zealot without double
checking the facts first.
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~
Mark Secker [EMAIL
Hi everyone
I am off around Australia soon, doing interviews and shooting images for a
new book. I am wondering if there is such an animal as a digital voice
recorder that records to disk, and/or outputs as text.
I wish to use it with a Mac G4 and Tibook G4.I don't want to do loads of
interviews
So Andrew, what plans does she have for you?
Reg
On Thursday, November 21, 2002, at 09:31 pm, Andrew Nielsen wrote:
My wife will tell you that archival storage really means storing
things for the long term, hundreds or many hundreds of years.
Archival is a word which is grossly misused in
Martin,
Have a look t this 250GB FireWire HD:
http://maccentral.macworld.com/news/0211/20.lacie.php
john.m
Hello all,
I have a HP Officejet 635 Colour (print, copy, scan, fax) which we've
been using on one of our PCs. It has been superseded by a new fax
machine and is surplus to our needs. To be honest, it has only been
used as a Fax machine and copier. It needs new cartridges and is in
perfect
Your solution then is to use a FireCube enclosure with a Maxtor drive
. Shay Telfer is currently using a Maxtor 160 in one of these cases
only problem Maxtor have just recently deleted all their BIG
drives in favour of a new range they are releasing in about 15-30 days
bottom line
It seems that there is no way to have my text spoken in Microsoft Office OSX.
Is it me or is there a way to have it work?
Sincerely; Stan
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At 22:19 +0800 21/11/02, Reg Whitely wrote:
So Andrew, what plans does she have for you?
I believe cryogenic facilities are improving all the time ;-)
My wife actually trained and works as a professional records manager
and archivist. Hence her interest in the use of the word archival.
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I want to take an email address list (presently in Filemaker Pro 5) into
either Outlook express or (preferably) Eudora. The list can be saved a
number of ways. Outlook Express won't touch it as a plain text file as a
bulk import.
Eudora does not appear have the means to import bulk addresses. Any
These are in stock $333
On Thursday, November 21, 2002, at 08:52 PM, Greg wrote:
Looking for a External CDWRITER to suit a iBook G3
Im in Perth
Keith Palmer
Zytech Marketing Pty Ltd
PO Box 342 Bunbury 6231
Phone: 0419927101 Fax: 0897915900
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