Hi Ronni
I don't know about this but could he set the Mac to remote log-in in
File sharing and you do the brain surgery from home?
Reg
On 12/03/2009, at 2:30 PM, Ronda Brown wrote:
Thanks Darrel for your offer,
But I'll sort him out eventually. If my last email to him with more
I've been getting an alien object with a slightly different 'computer icon' in
the 'shared' column of my 'Finder' Its name-ID is mac0022411fcdab. Its been
visible on my machine when I've taken the iMac offline and turned off the modem
router to all the other machines in our family ethernet
Hi Reg,
I have Apple Remote Desktop v3.2.2 (Unlimited Managed Systems License)
on my MacBook Pro and I have setup all my Family, Friends and a few
Clients so I can Take Control of their computers and do
Troubleshooting, Installs etc.
Once its setup on their Macs and Ports are opened on
Aha, not the old port forwarding trick 22, 99!
Now you're talking, Cloe!
;-)
Reg
On 12/03/2009, at 5:27 PM, Ronda Brown wrote:
To do what you are suggesting I would need to get him to Enable
Remote Login in System Preferences (that's no problem for him)
require him to enable port
Gary
I use BookPedia to keep track of my books. They also have a
programme for CDs, DVDs and Games. Website - http://www.bruji.com/
Wendy
On 12/03/2009, at 9:58 AM, gary dorn wrote:
I am looking for a simple app to catalog my music CDs. I do not
play any music on my iMac [24
On 12/03/2009, at 5:16 PM, Paul Weaver wrote:
I've been getting an alien object with a slightly different
'computer icon' in the 'shared' column of my 'Finder' Its name-ID is
mac0022411fcdab. Its been visible on my machine when I've taken the
iMac offline and turned off the modem router
Good morning
Email messages have started bouncing returning the message below to an
addressee in Hobart with whom we have regular Email contact.This
started happening yesterday afternoon on two laptops using Apple
Mail. I also tried sending the Email via Apple MobileMe web mail and
I have a couple of files I wish to prepare to play on a (unhacked)
AppleTV so they need to be in mp4v format.
I usually use MPEGStreamclip to convert avis's - works fine.
But these (Russian) video files have subtitles (that reside in a
separate file that Quicktime player and VLC use when
Hi Mark,
To convert the files to mp4v then combine the mp4v's into one movie.
If you have Quicktime Pro, use it to convert the avi's to mpeg4
and then use Quicktime Pro to combine the converted mp4v's.
Oops, I was presuming these are unprotected video files, I might be
wrong in my
Good morning Wendy,
Looks like their email address has been removed. Would they have
changed their email address lately and forgotten to inform you of
their new address?
Cheers,
Ronni
On 13/03/2009, at 8:36 AM, Wendy S. Austin wrote:
Good morning
Email messages have started bouncing
Hi Wendy,
Disclaimer: I am not an email server guru - the following is my
understanding of a similar problem I had:
I recently had cause to become overly familiar with this (or a very similar)
error message!!
First-off - the problem is not with your end but with the email recipient's
email
Hi Wendy,
I agree with Neil, The remote host is either blocking you in
particular or a whole scope.
You would need to take it up with that hosts mail admin. i.e..
cronos.instanthosting.com.au.
They have been known to block certain ISP's.
Cheers,
Ronni
On 13/03/2009, at 9:51 AM, Neil
Thanks for the responses.
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Hello Everyone
Sorry, I did this message at 0300 ... I forgot to mention that I
removed the Email address for privacy. Sorry!
Wendy
On 13/03/2009, at 5:35 AM, Ronda Brown wrote:
Good morning Wendy,
Looks like their email address has been removed. Would they have
changed their
Hello Neil and Ronni
Many thanks.We sent Emails to this address yesterday morning,
chatted with the recipient twice during the day (he is an architect
friend overseeing some work on our house) and then when we tried to
send another Email in the afternoon, the blocking started.
Many
In case anyone is interested here is the final outcome of my Mail/
Safari problem. As the saga progressed I could not install Safari V 3
as the installer reckoned a later version was present (I couldn't find
any trace of it) and Mail started to crash as soon as it started to
receive a new
Wendy,
Were you sending a large file by any chance, if you were it might have
put his mail account over the limit, especially if he had been sent
lots of mail with large files attached hadn't yet downloaded.
That would also block his emails getting through.
Cheers,
Ronni
On 13/03/2009,
On 13/03/2009, at 1:21 PM, Adrian Skehan wrote:
In case anyone is interested here is the final outcome of my Mail/
Safari problem. As the saga progressed I could not install Safari V
3 as the installer reckoned a later version was present (I couldn't
find any trace of it) and Mail started
Hi Ronni (and Miss Cloe who I am sure is watching over your shoulder)
No, they were just small Emails.We had a similar problem with
someone else in Tasmania a couple of weeks ago.His ISP has blocked
us too but luckily he has another Email address which we can still
send to.
Wendy
Hi Wendy ( Co.),
Actually Miss Cloe has nodded off under my computer desk. She feels
she has helped me enough today and has decided
... it is her rest period!
she is not going to be too happy in a few minutes, when I put her
upstairs as I'm off to Perth , and Miss Cloe has to stay at home.
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