Reinstalling multiple updates from kept packages

Hi every one, Does any one know if it is possible to reinstall multiple update packages in one hit without having to download them again in Software Update? I normally use the install and keep package option. Recently when I did a clean install, I had to individually install each of the

Re: Reinstalling multiple updates from kept packages

Hi, In message [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Mon, May 10, 2004 at 06:50:00AM +0800, John Winters wrote: I normally use the install and keep package option. Recently when I did a clean install, I had to individually install each of the packages... a pain! You can open all the packages at once: they'll

Re: iMac woes

Since installing 9.2.1 my iMac 333 tray loader. Doesn't want to look at any CDs, just wants to format them. I have given up trying to sort it. Life is too short. I now do all my CD work on an external Iomega unit, and my son's ever reliable Windows PC which has never crashed and copies disks at

Re: Deleting mail which does not turn up in trash folder

Does it have a delete mail immediately option , or something like it ? Mark S - Original Message - From: Adam Lippiatt [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: WAMUG Mailing List wamug@wamug.org.au Sent: Sunday, 9 May 2004 7:44 Subject: Deleting mail which does not turn up in trash folder Hi When

Advice on Mac to Mac transfer

Hi folks, I now have my new eMac (still in box at this stage). Just looking for some advice on transferring my data files from my old iMac 266 (OSX 10.1.5) to the new beast. I have purchased an ethernet transfer cable in order to do this. I believe I simply need to do the following, but would

Re: TiGlide - PowerBook Hinge Kit

On 07/05/2004, at 12:42 PM, Joel wrote: Heya Folks, My TiBook hinges feel uncomfortably tightI have heard horror stories about TiBook owners having their hinges break on them, and then having to foot a $1000+ bill to repair it. Apparently there's a product on the market called the

Websites to look at

Hi All! Bumbled across these sites, which may be of interest: http://www.mactipsandtricks.com And http://thexlab.com Both sites have good tips and troubleshooting ideas for OS X. Seeya Rod!

Re: Websites to look at - [OT]

On Mon, 2004-05-10 at 18:06, Rod wrote: Hi All! Bumbled across these sites, which may be of interest: Ah, but there is more fun in building your own: http://www.wabba.asn.au/ (Hehe) Cheers, Onno Benschop Connected via Optus B3 at S28°38'23 - E153°13'27 (Bishop's Creek, NSW) --

Re: Websites to look at - [OT]

On 10/5/04 4:36 PM, Onno Benschop [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Mon, 2004-05-10 at 18:06, Rod wrote: Hi All! Bumbled across these sites, which may be of interest: Ah, but there is more fun in building your own: http://www.wabba.asn.au/ (Hehe) Cheers, Onno Benschop Connected

Re: Advice on Mac to Mac transfer

Appletalk activation is on Network, and File Sharing is under.. Dude I should know.. It where you change the name of your computer, and I think it has a yellow logo. Something like Sharing or similar.. Thats for 10.2 3 Never used 10.1 - Original Message - From: Stephen Chape [EMAIL

Fwd: Number Plate Font

A while ago someone asked about WA number plate fonts. I work with a number plate collector who went to the source and obtained the following reply. Unfortunately the typefaces are privileged information and they are covered by copyright as is the Brand WA logo. Regards Carol Marshall

Re: Fwd: Number Plate Font

Unfortunately the typefaces are privileged information and they are covered by copyright as is the Brand WA logo. Regards Hilarious. It's kinda hard to keep it secret if it's on every car in the state! Gordo Need to get in touch? [EMAIL PROTECTED] MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Jabber: [EMAIL

Re: Fwd: Number Plate Font

I thought that all the registration plates would have been made by a place called Altona Industries? If so, look them up...maybe they might be able to advise. They're not actually manufactured by government department, the manufacture will be contracted out to an privately owned company.