On 23/02/2004, at 5:06 PM, Adam Yap wrote:
Can someone tell me why I'd join WAMUG financially? Are there any
benefits etc?
The never ending torment for the WAMUG Committee.
At the moment it's more of a good-will reason.
However, WAMUG does provide it's financial members with an
Howdy folks,
I've been communication with a fellow BOA (
http://www.BOA-research.com) user who is in Chicago which has a 14
hour time difference. Our windows of communication are limited to
mid morning and late evening our time.
We have both downloaded timbutko so that we can have a look
Hi All!
After just getting back from New Zealand I thought I would start off with
some clearance items I've been offered.
Rather than list them all here you can download a pdf with the items and
prices on it.
Point your web browser to:-
http://www.macwizardry.com.au/clearance_specials.pdf
To
On Mon, 2004-02-23 at 12:13, Diana Graham Stevens wrote:
A friend needs to transfer files from a Power Mac 5500/255 to a PC.
He is doing it using a floppy and it is very slow. He can't email the
files as the PC has no modem. Is there any quicker way to transfer
the files?
Craig Ringer wrote:
I guess its fairly safe to assume you CAN'T really move an OS X
install between machines with different hardware.
What I really wanted to do was set up an OS X install (custom
applications, setting, services) and move it to a new machine (with
different hardware specs) which I haven't taken
According to my information the 5500 should have a ethernet
jack... I recall that only the US budget model came without the
ethernet card in the expansion port .
if your 5500 doesn't have an external monitor port (or you don't mind
loosing it for the period of transferring data) you will
speak to the guys at the School of Media at ECU - Steve Doyal (sp?...
sorry Steve) gave a presentation about doing imaging at the last
(first) X-World conference about how they did this and I'm sure they
were imaging for multiple hardware basses.
I guess its fairly safe to assume you
Hi,
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on Tue, Feb 24, 2004 at 12:47:18AM +0800, gary dorn wrote:
We have both downloaded timbutko so that we can have a look at each
others screens and he can run through a few tasks whilst I watch and
learn and swap notes We havn't worked out how to set it up yet
According to my information the 5500 should have a ethernet
jack... I recall that only the US budget model came without the
ethernet card in the expansion port .
if your 5500 doesn't have an external monitor port (or you don't mind
loosing it for the period of transferring data) you
I have a black-cased 5500/250 that doesn't have built-in
ethernet, and I'd be surprised if it is a US model. I put in
an Asanté 10/100 PCI Ethernet card that was conveniently on eBay
Australia cheap when I needed it. It's worked great.
I guess my recollections and notes might be some
what
Karen wrote:
Hi,
I am running Panther 10.3.2 and all of my Mac OS 9 apps just won't open.
They try, but close straight away. As does Classic. This didn't
originally happen a couple of weeks ago when I got my machine. What have
I done.
Should I reinstall the Mac OS 9 Apps into the Mac OS 9
Ryan Schotte wrote:
I have a black-cased 5500/250 that doesn't have built-in
ethernet, and I'd be surprised if it is a US model.
The Black ones are the UK and/or The Director's Edition if I remember my
lowendmac.com stuff correctly.
Cheers
Paul
I don't think your assumption is correct. I've used Carbon Copy Cloner to
move an OS X install from an iBook to a Quicksilver tower. The transfer went
fine and the tower is running great. I've also used CCC to back up a flat
screen iMac to an external hard drive and then booted a Mirror Dive Door
I use TB2 a lot. Its a good prog and works pretty well.
You'll need to make sure the right ports are opened through any
router/firewall in the way.
http://www.netopia.com/en-us/support/faqs/software/
tb2macfaq.html#firewall
http://www.netopia.com/en-us/support/technotes/software/tb2mac/
On Tue, 2004-02-24 at 06:39, Diana Graham Stevens wrote:
On Mon, 2004-02-23 at 12:13, Diana Graham Stevens wrote:
A friend needs to transfer files from a Power Mac 5500/255 to a PC.
He is doing it using a floppy and it is very slow. He can't email the
files as the PC has no modem. Is
Hi All,
I had a problem a few weeks ago where my linux rdesktop client suddenly
stopped connecting to our Terminal Server. After spending a few weeks on
this issue I discovered that the TS issues a temporary CAL which lasts
for 90 days, and after this expires the rdesktop client continues
At this stage we've contained hard drive pricing but the 3-4% drop in
the Aussie dollar already has drive vendors scrambling to lift prices.
WD has already raised drive pricing across the board, brought on by
demand outstripping supply of their drives so expect to see all
drive pricing
On 24/02/2004, at 12:10 AM, Ryan Schotte wrote:
Can you share any of these plans yet Matt? I've been wanting to
become a financial member again -- my family's membership having
lapsed a long time ago -- but I haven't been able to convince
myself of why...
The printed ROM, shareware sharing,
I can't remember how to set it up exactly, but it is a really useful
application.
Before christmas someone I know had tried to install mac os 10.3 onto an old
imac, without upgrading the firmware - result was the screen went black and
nothing happened. What I had to do to save it was take the
On 23/02/2004, at 3:29 PM, Tom Lewis wrote:
Running a G3 with 8.6 on it - would like to upgrade to 9.0. Is this
possible?
It's certainly possible. All you need is a MacOS 9 Install Disk.
--
Peter Hinchliffe
Apwin Computer ServicesFileMaker Pro Solutions Developer
Perth,
On 23/02/2004, at 11:36 AM, Shay Telfer wrote:
Actually, for a brief period some Macs had a switch on the back that
you had to switch between 110 and 240V (and a big yellow sticker to
alert you to this fact!). Fortunately the power supplies are
auto-switching these days.
The yellow
On 23/02/2004, at 11:10 AM, Karen wrote:
Hi,
I am running Panther 10.3.2 and all of my Mac OS 9 apps just won't
open. They try, but close straight away. As does Classic. This didn't
originally happen a couple of weeks ago when I got my machine. What
have I done.
What happens if you just
Craig Ringer wrote:
Ethernet is _definitely_ the way to go about this if you can.
Mark Secker wrote:
According to my information the 5500 should have a ethernet
jack... I recall that only the US budget model came without the
ethernet card in the expansion port .
Graham checked it out,
At school we have a wireless connection and I have an Airport card in
my iBook. The iBook is running 10.3.2 but it does not retain the
addresses of the local network. I have to keep on reentering them every
time i reconnect. can any one help?
tom samson
Hi All!
I am sorry for those who think this is spam, but you may
remember the ATM scam that has been doing the rounds.
Some guy in England managed to find out what the scam was
(after getting done over himself), and found the equipment
that is used:
http://atm.ev6.net/
(hopefully it
Hi Tom and WAMUG folks.
There are a couple of items to consider here, including:
-do you have a separate location configured for your home and school (and
any other) networks? If not, consider doing so.
-have you got a working Keychain set-up, for your passwords etc. I've
found that non-working
Yes thats right. I almost fell over myself.
Tonight at approximately 9:26pm there was an ad for the iPod on channel
10 during the Simpsons.
That is the first Apple TV commercial I have seen in a LONG while!!!
- Matt
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On 24/2/04 9:27 PM, Matthew Healey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes thats right. I almost fell over myself.
Tonight at approximately 9:26pm there was an ad for the iPod on channel
10 during the Simpsons.
That is the first Apple TV commercial I have seen in a LONG while!!!
- Matt
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Yep
I actually saw (probably the same) one last night about the same time.
Amazing!
On 24 Feb 2004, at 21:27, Matthew Healey wrote:
Yes thats right. I almost fell over myself.
Tonight at approximately 9:26pm there was an ad for the iPod on
channel 10 during the Simpsons.
That is the first
Seeing if any other mac users can shed some light on this prob.
Got a G4 running Panther 10.3.2 and a G3 running 9.2.2
The G3 can see the G4's dropboxes just fine, but the G4 can't see
anything on the network of the G3.
Now i assumed this prob was from Panther since before that i can the
G4
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