Hi All,..
An interesting run down of the Apple Music Event,...from MacNN
http://www4.macnn.com/macnn/musicevent/
Quite interesting!
Enjoy!
Kind Regards
Daniel Kerr
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On 2003-10-17 at 01:40(GMT+0800) Daniel Kerr at
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Hi All,..
An interesting run down of the Apple Music Event,...from MacNN
http://www4.macnn.com/macnn/musicevent/
Worth noting that it seems to be live at the moment, so just leave the
window
On 2003-10-16 at 00:17(GMT-0500) Lane Roathe at [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailed
off into the ether:
1. I have found on the site
http://developer.apple.com/darwin/projects/openplay/faq.html; that
open play is in the developing stage in terms of linux?
Unfortunately that page has not been updated
Sorry, that obviously got sent to the wrong list. My apologies.
Ry
(Ooops.)
On Thursday, October 16, 2003, at 05:46 PM, J Philippe Chaperon wrote:
FileMaker Pro is a good substitute for Access. I have seen some
wonderful
databases done in Filemaker, but Peter could confirm whether Access is
more
'powerful' or has more features.
I'm not really going to go down
On Thursday, October 16, 2003, at 11:15 AM, John Currie wrote:
There is another data base for the Mac besides FileMaker
It's called Panorama and has been going since 1985 with constant
improvements of course !
And there's 4D, Omnis Studio, Valentina, MySQL, and more. Each is
powerful,
On 2003-10-17 at 08:11(GMT+0800) Peter Hinchliffe at
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On Thursday, October 16, 2003, at 11:15 AM, John Currie wrote:
There is another data base for the Mac besides FileMaker
It's called Panorama and has been going since 1985 with constant
On 16/10/2003, at 8:29 PM, Reg Whitely wrote:
Dear WAMUGgers
I'm playing around with Keynote for the first time and am making a
presentation for our Showcase this Saturday. It has some sound files
and photos on individual slides, and some quicktime movies as well.
I'm experiencing random
On 17/10/2003, at 2:15 AM, Ryan Schotte wrote:
On 2003-10-17 at 01:40(GMT+0800) Daniel Kerr at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] mailed off into the ether:
Hi All,..
An interesting run down of the Apple Music Event,...from MacNN
http://www4.macnn.com/macnn/musicevent/
Worth noting that it seems to be
Your internet cafe in the outback was mentioned on the ABC radio this morning
There have been reports of news coverage on Channel 10, and I suspect
there'll be others - who knows you might even see us with our little van
and saucer - we'll be with the yellow coloured shark car towards the
HI All
Im in need of using my email while on a field trip down south and am
wondering if I can use a CDMA mobile with a usb connection to my
powerbook 15. The phone I have looked at is one of the latest Samsung
models. Has anyone some experience with this?
thanks for any advice
kind
On 17/10/03 12:01 PM, Chris Burton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
HI All
Im in need of using my email while on a field trip down south and am
wondering if I can use a CDMA mobile with a usb connection to my
powerbook 15. The phone I have looked at is one of the latest Samsung
models. Has anyone
Many thanks - investigated Multiple Users and it works very well.
| Mac OS 9 comes with a new facility, called Multiple Users, which is
| designed to replace At Ease. So, no testing or validation of At Ease
| under Mac OS 9 was done. The functionality of Multiple Users is much
| the same as At
--- Daniel Kerr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 17/10/03 12:01 PM, Chris Burton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi Chris
Having just gone through the same experience with
clients it was better (and
cheaper) for them to upgrade to a Bluetooth capable
phone. Also the speeds
you will get off
Hi all,
Am considering establishing some accounts with St George Bank. Have
just taken a quick browse of their website and was greeted with an
error when attempting to reach the login page using Safari, which to
paraphrase, suggests that only IE5 is supported in 10.2.
Anyone on the list
On Fri, 2003-10-17 at 14:17, Matt Huitson wrote:
Hi all,
Am considering establishing some accounts with St George Bank. Have
just taken a quick browse of their website and was greeted with an
error when attempting to reach the login page using Safari, which to
paraphrase, suggests that
On 2003-10-17 at 14:26(GMT+0800) Adam Hewitt at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailed off into the ether:
I am not with St. George, however there was a very *long* thread on
the Sydney Linux Users Group earlier this year/end of last year on
this topic which basically said that St. George banks sucks
And there's also Helix. Very powerful and customisable.
On 17/10/03 16:58, Greg Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And there's also Helix. Very powerful and customisable.
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From www.zdnet.com.au:
Telstra plans to credit its BigPond Internet customers with two weeks'
free BigPond service and three months' free usage of its anti-virus,
spam filtering and firewall products as compensation for extended
e-mail delays attributed to a spam-generating worm.
Telstra's
Hi
I am trying to use an Agriculture Dept CD (Land profiler in the AGMAPS series).
This does not work on my 17 inch G4 Imac running MacOS10.2.8 or PB G3
running 9.1 both using IE 5.2.2
The developers say this is because of a foible of Internet Explorer
which has a databinding function
I've read with interest and dismay,the various messages concerning
problems with the OS 10.2.8 upgrade.
Then I, stupidly!, agreed to allow my computer to upgrade itself when
the kind invitation arrived on my screen!
Oh Horror! Now my Epson 1660 Scanner and ,recently purchased, Griffin
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