I try not to touch wintels outside of work hours but define won't start up
I'll not send you to my neighbor.. he charges a fixed flat fee of
$300 for any PC work (from fitting a new hard disk to building a new
machine to fault fixing a printer) + parts. Surprisingly gets a fair
bit of work.
On 21/03/2005, at 7:51 AM, Mark Secker wrote:
I try not to touch wintels outside of work hours but define won't
start up
I'll not send you to my neighbor.. he charges a fixed flat fee of $300
That will buy you a second hand iMac
Bob
(from fitting a new hard disk to building a new
Hi Phil
I'd suggest an iBook - it doesn't sound like she is doing anything that
a Mac can't do - and it can probably do it better :-)
She'll be well under 2K if she gets a 12 model.
Rgds
Karl
On 20/03/2005, at 7:32 PM, Phillip McGree wrote:
Hiya,
A friend of mine is moving overseas
Wow !
There is some interest in that subject !
Just to add to my original post
This is for Panther and Jaguar on machines with a Serial Port !
Pre Jaguar may be able to use a different patch but i did not follow
through on that information .
The Printers covered are the stylewriter
And friends don't let friends do PCs.
On 21/03/2005, at 8:25 AM, Karl Videmanis wrote:
Hi Phil
I'd suggest an iBook - it doesn't sound like she is doing anything
that a Mac can't do - and it can probably do it better :-)
She'll be well under 2K if she gets a 12 model.
Rgds
Karl
On
He's using my ibook at the moment. Maybe its time for him to switch, as
he finds he can access his online units for TAFE on the ibook for
marking student work, etc.
On 21/03/2005, at 7:58 AM, Robert Howells wrote:
On 21/03/2005, at 7:51 AM, Mark Secker wrote:
I try not to touch wintels
That's interesting. I meant to say that I've tried different types
of DVDs, without making a difference.
Hope its not the RAM, I've had it in a fair while. How did you
diagnose the RAM as being the problem?
Download and run MemTestOSX
http://www.memtestosx.org/
Have fun,
Shay
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won't switch on at all. he presses the little button on the front, and
nothing happens. A hardware rather than software problem.
a few days ago the ethernet card wouldn't work, then it started working
again.
mysterious failures, may be psychological (perhaps he secretly wants a
Mac)
On
We need a new printer and are considering buying a Ricoh AP600N.
Does anyone have experience using Ricoh Printers with Macs?
We have a small network with G5 iMac, G4 Quicksilver (both running OS
10.3.7) connected by Ethernet to a D-Link DSL-G604T Wireless Router.
We intend to connect the
My office has had a Ricoh Aficio 1045, and currently uses an Aficio
2045 photocopier/printer/scanner unit. I've had Dell PC's, 266 iMacs,
eMacs and G5's using it as a primary printer over ethernet with little
hassle.
The actual PPD files that Ricoh use for their Aficio units works just
Hi All!
For those who are interested, there is a new version of the Shoebox
plugin for iPhoto 4/5. Much better interface and a couple of bug fixes
to boot.
http://www.shoebox.com.au
Out of interest, has anybody tried out the service yet?
Seeya
Rod!
Hi All!
Seemed to have drawn a mental blank here. How do I get incoming SMS
messages and phone calls to pop up on screen? I'm running 10.3.8,
latest Bluetooth update, and have my phone (Nokia 3650) automatically
paired with my Powerbook. I think I have left something unchecked, but
for
Rod,
All to do with the Address Book application. Click the funky Bluetooth
symbol in Address Book (assuming you have paired with your phone
already using Bluetooth Prefs) and the magic should happen.
Cheers,
Stephen
On 21/03/2005, at 6:01 PM, Rod wrote:
Hi All!
Seemed to have drawn a
Hi Stephen,
I think someone stole the magic out of my Powerbook :-) I have clicked
the bluetooth symbol (and have sent a couple of SMS's via the Address
Book), but I have already received a couple of messages and phone
calls. None have appeared on screen.
Doh!
Seeya
Rod!
On
Obvious question (compelled to ask), you're leaving the Address Book
app. open yeah?
Perhaps your phone's Bluetooth is timing out ... 'Happens on my T68i
(*Sigh*, damn Steve Jobs RDF ... ;-)
T.
On 21/03/2005, at 4:13 PM, Rod wrote:
Hi Stephen,
I think someone stole the magic out of my
Everything was open and running. It seems I needed to re-pair the
phone and the powerbook. Presto, message on screen! Thanks Stephen
:-)
Seeya
Rod!
On 21/03/2005, at 4:55 PM, Toby Oldham wrote:
Obvious question (compelled to ask), you're leaving the Address Book
app. open yeah?
Susan Hastings wrote:
won't switch on at all. he presses the little button on the front, and
nothing happens. A hardware rather than software problem.
a few days ago the ethernet card wouldn't work, then it started working
again.
mysterious failures, may be psychological (perhaps he
Hi, thank you for the many responses to this, husband has found someone
to look at it, being unwilling to open it up himself and look. cheers,
Susan.
On 21/03/2005, at 7:23 PM, Paul Kitchener wrote:
Susan Hastings wrote:
won't switch on at all. he presses the little button on the front,
and
Hi all, taking some suggestions, using memtest to check the memory on
the G4, and then updating Toast to the latest version (didn't realise I
hadn't done this). So, we will see what happens. thanks for helpful
ideas. cheers, Susan
---
Susan Hastings
Registered Psychologist
Suite 20, Level 1
I have a 120Gb Htiachi Deskstar hard drive (my main drive) that started
making a terrible clicking sound then a clunk last night.
I immediately shut down, thinking it might have been the heat and tried
starting up later with no luck, just the clicking noise and failure to
recognise the
depends on whether the drive has had a mechanical failure or whether
the directory is fragged. Sounds more like mechanical. I would put it n
a firewire case and try to access it with something like Disk Warrior
first and if it doesn't talk to that then Data Recovery X would be
next. If it
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