Hi,
As of the end of this month I am closing down my Japanese
consultation business - at least on the full time basis. As such I am
in desperately looking for some part-time work to make ends meet.
If anyone knows of some work available on Macs can they let me know.
I know a fairly large
Hi muggers
about a week ago, some of the small arrows which open up to the lower
levels of urls in my explorer bookmarks have just disappeared! (OS
10.3.2 IE 5.2.3 G4 1000). I now have to open up the level which
contains the site I want, then go to that level and click it to get to
the next
Hey All,
Just doing a little switch-pitch on a friend here...
She's considering the 17 powerbook so I'm looking around to find a
comparable Dark Side machine. Dell don't seem to make a 17 (from
their near-impossible-to-navigate website? Is this correct?
Is there anything comparable to the
On 10/2/04 8:58 AM, Stewart Woods [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey All,
Just doing a little switch-pitch on a friend here...
She's considering the 17 powerbook so I'm looking around to find a
comparable Dark Side machine. Dell don't seem to make a 17 (from
their near-impossible-to-navigate
On 10/2/04 8:58 AM, Stewart Woods [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey All,
Just doing a little switch-pitch on a friend here...
She's considering the 17 powerbook so I'm looking around to find a
comparable Dark Side machine. Dell don't seem to make a 17 (from
their near-impossible-to-navigate
Very Sad
On 9/2/04 7:56 PM, Mrs C [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
February 9, 2004
Downloaders Can Get Nothing for Something From Apple
By DAVID F. GALLAGHER
he top-of-the-line iPod music player from Apple Computer can hold four solid
weeks of music. But what if you just want a little
On Tue, 2004-02-10 at 08:58, Stewart Woods wrote:
She's considering the 17 powerbook so I'm looking around to find a
comparable Dark Side machine. Dell don't seem to make a 17 (from
their near-impossible-to-navigate website? Is this correct?
Is there anything comparable to the 17 PB, off
Very Sad
even sadder is I bet these instances are artificial digital silence
- you know silence made by a machine spitting out zeroed bit's
instead of honest to God analog silence... It's just not the real
thing I tell you.
in case you are perplexed by this... the original (or at
snip
I believe Toshiba is now making a 17 notebook - Satellite P20. I
haven't
really compared the specs to the Mac but I know it doesn't ship with
snip
I will stress to the customer that only quality PC laptop
manufacturers can be compared with apples.
Apples and oranges you see.
snip
and
I have now had two kernel panics today alone. They started about 2
weeks ago and seem to be getting closer together. yesterday or the day
before I also had an issue where the screen seemed to be stuck in the
power saver mode, ie. the brightness was very low even though the
brightness control
I have now had two kernel panics today alone. They started about 2
weeks ago and seem to be getting closer together. yesterday or the
day before I also had an issue where the screen seemed to be stuck
in the power saver mode, ie. the brightness was very low even
though the brightness control
is there anyway to get a G4 iMac to eject its EMPTY CD tray if the
keyboard's eject button doesn't work... that is ... while it's
running and without restarting the machine and holding down the mouse
button.
--
~
Mark Secker Computer Support Officer
ph#6488 1855 (ECEL) mailto:[EMAIL
f12 key (works on iMac but not on tower)... so ... the help menu can
be useful sometimes
is there anyway to get a G4 iMac to eject its EMPTY CD tray if the
keyboard's eject button doesn't work... that is ... while it's
running and without restarting the machine and holding down the mouse
Hi:I just came from the USA where 17 laptops are becoming common. What you
find is that the cheapest you can get one for (HP, etc) is about $2400 AUS.
(That obviously doesn't include shipping etc.)
The drives are all DVD/CD-RW as DVD-RW comes at a higher price. All have
wireless cards in them.
On Tue, 2004-02-10 at 13:56, Mrs C wrote:
What I found interesting about them is the display settings. Unless you kept
the settings on the original configuration, the screen ended up all stretchy
and weird. In other words, if you took the 17 screen and tried to make the
settings lower to make
On 10/2/04 10:08 AM, Ken Woods [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Very Sad
On 9/2/04 7:56 PM, Mrs C [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
February 9, 2004
Downloaders Can Get Nothing for Something From Apple
By DAVID F. GALLAGHER
he top-of-the-line iPod music player from Apple Computer can hold
Hi all,
I'm looking for a free MP3 player for OS 9 It's to go on an old non-G3
powermac for a computer-less friend. iTunes requires a computer with a
built-in USB port which this machine doesn't have.
Audion and Macast are shareware - seems like an odd preposition to have to
pay for a
On Tue, 2004-02-10 at 17:42, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm looking for a free MP3 player for OS 9 It's to go on an old non-G3
powermac for a computer-less friend. iTunes requires a computer with a
built-in USB port which this machine doesn't have.
I'm using iTunes on a PowerBook 1400,
Hi all,
I'm looking for a free MP3 player for OS 9 It's to go on an old non-G3
powermac for a computer-less friend. iTunes requires a computer with a
built-in USB port which this machine doesn't have.
Audion and Macast are shareware - seems like an odd preposition to have to
pay for a
Eudora 5.1 is available on WAMUG CD no 1.
http://www.wamug.org.au/services/cd_archive/filelist/filelist_2002_04_april.shtml
--
Gary Dorn
Architect
Perth, Australia
We are planning our Australian scouting trip for June, already have the
vistors VISA. If all goes well we would like to immigrate to Perth in
the fall or at the latest around the beginning of next year. Does
anyone have an opinion of liveinaustralia.com and the service they
offer? Is the
I see from wamug.org.au that you can access archived messages at the old
Yahoo! Group site, but these archived messages only seem to be about August
2003 and earlier.
Is there anyway of seraching messages archives since then and up to the
present? I'm looking for some messages that would've been
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED]
on Tue, Feb 10, 2004 at 05:47:16PM +1000, Steven wrote:
Is there anyway of seraching messages archives since then and up to the
present? I'm looking for some messages that would've been posted around
13th/14th November 2003.
As per the list headers:
Geoffrey,
Have you looked over this site ?
http://www.immi.gov.au/migration/index.htm
Bob
On Tuesday, February 10, 2004, at 03:46 PM, Geoffrey Stormzand wrote:
We are planning our Australian scouting trip for June, already have
the vistors VISA. If all goes well we would like to immigrate
i'm using a 17 powerbook, no install problems, but.you have to get
a lot of updates
panther renders a lot of !osx! software useless if you don't
update..James
On 09/02/2004, at 14:08, Mark Secker wrote:
Has anybody noticed that running the OSX 10.3 installer causes an
Hi everybody,
Telstra are responsible for providing a large number of ADSL services,
however the statements recently uttered about Telstra supplying most
(if not all) ADSL services is incorrect. To begin with, the internet
service market is now divided into retailers (the people you as a
After connecting my Powerbook G4 to a client's server (I had to use 9.2
to connect) and working there for three days my laptop experienced
several crashes resulting in freezing of my computer and subsequent
forced restarts.
Now I am having problems with freezing requiring a forced restart.
GrayAmp is free, if you can find a copy anywhere, as it seems to have
gone from http://www.mp3machine.com/software/GrayAMP/
but there is an r18c3 version :) at
http://www.rogueamoeba.com/~qdc/pub/os9/GrayAMP_r18c3.sit
VersionTracker also suggests:
Superdrive vs. DVD-R 4x media
Mime-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
Return-Path: : [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a eMac (running 10.3.2) with a Superdrive. This is a factory DVR-104
listing the device revision as A227.
Using Apple DVD-R 4x
On 10/02/2004, at 1:15 PM, Mark Secker wrote:
f12 key (works on iMac but not on tower)... so ... the help menu can
be useful sometimes
F12 works on my BW G3 under 10.X too
While we are on little tricks.
I discovered that if you use the scroll wheel to click a hypelink while
in Safari it
On Tuesday, February 10, 2004, at 09:30 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
While we are on little tricks.
I discovered that if you use the scroll wheel to click a hypelink
while in Safari it loads it into a new tab, now Im even lazier!
OOOh yeahlazier here too..
thx paul
Stewart
I would just like to clear up a couple of points that Stuart made ...
Telstra's wholesale network doesn't provide a 1:1 contention ratio. What
happens is that Telstra Wholesale will terminate layer 2 or layer 3 sessions
on your own equipment (if you're an ISP) using their backhaul network. An
Having just emigrated to perth (3 weeks ago) I would recommend using an
agent. We used one and they did help a lot with form filling and certain
problems that arose during our application. Shop around - some agents charge
a lot less than others. It took us 18 months to apply (this was increased
Having just emigrated to perth (3 weeks ago) I would recommend using an
agent. We used one and they did help a lot with form filling and certain
problems that arose during our application. Shop around - some agents charge
a lot less than others. It took us 18 months to apply (this was increased
Does anyone know where I could get a power adaptor for a 12 powerbook and
the cost of one of these.
Thanks
Andy
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I managed to get itunes working on a beige g3 running mac os 9 without any
usb ports. I'm not sure where I got the installer from though.
On 10/2/04 3:22 PM, Onno Benschop [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 2004-02-10 at 17:42, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm looking for a free MP3 player for OS
If your iBook falls within the serial number range UV220XX to UV318XX,
I'd hazard a guess and say BE AFRAID, BE VERY AFRAID!!
It might be worth doing a reinstall of the software ... I've got that down to
45 minutes (including internet configration and loading of odds and sods
In terms of comparing Apples with equivalent PCs I always use IBM
Thinkpads as a standard. Good support, good warranties, and I'd say
similarly good design principles and quality of construction.
Adam
On 10/02/2004, at 10:09 AM, Paul Kitchener wrote:
On 10/2/04 8:58 AM, Stewart Woods [EMAIL
There are a couple of 17 laptops on..
http://search.kelkoo.co.uk/b/a/ss_17_laptops.html
WAMUG Mailing List wamug@wamug.org.au
On 10/2/04 8:58 AM, Stewart Woods [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey All,
Just doing a little switch-pitch on a friend here...
She's considering the 17 powerbook so
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