Re: Looking for an AC Adaptor

Bunnings sell Adaptors with selector switches and multiple plugs for around $50. Cheers, Tobes. On 21/05/2006, at 8:17 PM, Greg Manzie wrote: Hello Stephen I have something you could try but would not be suitable for long term use. Input; 100 - 240V~ 1.5A 50 - 60 Hz. Output 19V DC

Re: Google Maps

On 20/05/2006, at 7:33 PM, Matthew Healey wrote: Just to let you all know, Google Maps now includes Australia for street names. http://maps.google.com/? ll=-28.07198,131.748047spn=37.589117,59.941406om=1 - Matt Pretty useless. Roe Highway doesn't extend further south than Welshpool

Re Google maps

Yes, the data is old. In this part of the world completed roads are shown which have only been proposed but subsequently were never built and never will be. Severin Crisp Assoc Professor R Severin Crisp, FIP, CPhys,

Re: Googlemaps

I tried typing in Dullesville with the same result. I tried typing in my street address, my mother's, my step daughter's, my son's and got UNABLE TO FIND.

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what gives? I have been trying to post a message but it keeps bouncing unless I put test in the subject line Adrian

Re: EyeTV general comments, improving reception quality

From: Josh McKinnon [EMAIL PROTECTED] I wasn't really clear enough about archiving. I'm not really interested in backing up to DVD (if I can avoid it), but rather, I'd like to store shows on disk. A 2 hour movie takes up ~7GB when stored in native Digital TV format, and I want to reduce that

DivX Create

I've been trialing 'DivX Create' on a PC - easy to use drag and drop interface that allows the easy combining of multiple DVD vob files to a single DivX file. So I thought I'd try it on my zippy G5 - well bugger me - the Mac version doesn't allow you to operate on vob files! Boo! I've used