On 5 Jun 2009, at 8:25 PM, Rob Findlay wrote:
Try rebuilding the inbox by selecting it and from the mailbox menu at
the top choose rebuild. If that doesn't work you can delete the
envelope index file in the mail folder and restart mail to force a
rebuild.
Thanks Rob
Rebuilding was the
if there are any left I wouldnt mind 1 machine.
I am trying to run diagnostic software that requires proper windows O/
S and wont work under virtual
On 06/06/2009, at 5:08 PM, Paul K wrote:
Hello,
A charitable 'entity' has contacted me with a need to offload a number
of PCs for free.
Within
Hi muggers
Just to bring you up to date on my recent plea for help; my G5 iMac
has been diagnosed with a logic board failure = a new imac. Gulp. So
now we have a new 20 inch aluminium iMac.
That's the second G5 iMac we've totalled in less than a year. I'm an
avid fan of things Mac but
Geez Daniel,
Sorry for stirring all this up!
Being a committee member on another community group, I can assure you you
are not the only one who is not too familiar with constitution fine print!
I would never have thought to look at the WAMUG constitution myself - it was
just Ronni's post
On 7/6/09 7:21 PM, Neil Houghton n...@possumology.com wrote:
Geez Daniel,
Sorry for stirring all this up!
Being a committee member on another community group, I can assure you you
are not the only one who is not too familiar with constitution fine print!
I would never have thought to
On 06/06/2009, at 12:58 PM, Matthew Healey wrote:
Wow... someone actually read the constitution...
I think the committee might want to look at changing that clause...
as quite by chance, a good chunk of the Committee is actually made
up of Corporate Members.
For the past many years I,
Hi Kevin,
His name is Ken, his number is 0415541612 and he lives near Freo.
Cheers
Paul
On Sat, Jun 6, 2009 at 6:30 PM, KEVIN Lockkal...@iinet.net.au wrote:
Paul, whilst I am mostly into Mac distribution I have a few people who
could use PCs of the type you have.
Should no one else have
Hi All,
Please excuse my Monday morning stuff-up ;-)
You all know the details now so if you are interested talk to Ken, doh.
Cheers
Paul
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Can some one explain why the logic boards are failing in brand new iMacs
today. When looking for the upgrade to my G3 a few months back I was going
to buy a second hand G5 from ebay. There were heaps of iMacs out there going
for cheap ($50-$150) with this problem. Why? I've been put off gutting a
Did you notice any other failures in the machines processes. We have
one that has fans running hot.
tom samson
On 07/06/2009, at 5:23 PM, Mike Murray wrote:
Hi muggers
Just to bring you up to date on my recent plea for help; my G5 iMac
has been diagnosed with a logic board failure = a new
Hi Guys
quite a few of the older G5 iMacs had a problems with bulging and leaking
capacitors, there used to be an Apple repair program for them but not sure if it
is still available?
Regards
Roger
On Mon Jun 8 9:53 , Warwick Gaff cappadonag...@virginbroadband.com.au sent:
Can some one
Peter, Daniel and Matt,
I'm pretty sure that all WAMUG members would agree with me in saying
that the hard yakka that you all have put into WAMUG over the years is
not taken for granted but very greatly appreciated. I certainly know
how difficult it can be at times to organise meetings,
Roger, yes there was a program for fixing the first run G5s...it's now
been suspended. This latest failure was a later model (with isight
camera) and to my knowledge there's no such program.
I believe the problem is not as common in the later models, but that
might just be a function of
Hi Mike
I also had a newer G5 at the office that had the same issue as yours and it was
just out of the 3 year applecare warranty, I have asked Apple for an extension
and am waiting to hear if they will cover it!
I personally would never buy a G5 iMac but go for one of the newer intel ones
I'd like to add to that sentiment from Martin, I and I would think
everyone involved in WAMUG (and for a lot of us this is through the
WAMUG mailing list) appreciate the effort that goes into organising
the user group.
I think the concept behind not having corporate members on the
committee might
Howdy
one our kids accounts' on a g4 running 10.4.8 seems to be corrupted
symptoms include:
2 logouts, 2 shut downs, 2 restarts etc showing up in the apple menu
( If you want to see this I can post a screen shot - very weird)
frequent kernal locks
how do I delete this account?
all others
Using your Administrator account, go to System Preferences, Accounts.
Click the padlock at bottom left and unlock with your admin password.
Now you can click the - icon (+ and - at bottom of user list) to
delete the account.
Glenn Nicholas
2009/6/8 gary dorn garyd...@eepo.com.au:
Howdy
one
On 08/06/2009, at 11:55 AM, gary dorn wrote:
Howdy
one our kids accounts' on a g4 running 10.4.8 seems to be corrupted
symptoms include:
2 logouts, 2 shut downs, 2 restarts etc showing up in the apple
menu ( If you want to see this I can post a screen shot - very weird)
frequent kernal
On 08/06/2009, at 10:14 AM, rkor...@iinet.net.au wrote:
Hi Guys
quite a few of the older G5 iMacs had a problems with bulging and
leaking
capacitors, there used to be an Apple repair program for them but
not sure if it
is still available?
Regards
Roger
But there may be other ways :
Gary,
Just to add to Glenn's email.
After you click the - icon a window will appear ... you get three
options to delete the account ... CLICK OK!
If you click OK, Tiger deletes the account and saves its home folder
as a disk image in /Users/Deleted Users, so you can
recover the data if
-- I'm baffled by a recent change with Google Earth (5.0.11337.1968
(beta)). Say you want to look at Shanghai, it works normally until it
has downloaded most data, then the land portion goes black (sea
portions go misty blue without a defined boundary).
-- I haven't found an answer or a
On 08/06/2009, at 11:55 AM, gary dorn wrote:
Howdy
one our kids accounts' on a g4 running 10.4.8 seems to be corrupted
symptoms include:
2 logouts, 2 shut downs, 2 restarts etc showing up in the apple
menu ( If you want to see this I can post a screen shot - very
weird)
frequent kernal
Hi David, my Google Earth is working OK, but I have a later version
(5.0.117.). You could try updating. cheers, Susan.
On 08/06/2009, at 12:43 PM, David Noel wrote:
-- I'm baffled by a recent change with Google Earth (5.0.11337.1968
(beta)). Say you want to look at Shanghai, it works
Hi David,
Working ok for me also. Shanghai, China loads correctly.
Google Earth 5.0.11733.9347
Try the same version as Susan I have, see if that makes any
difference.
Cheers,
Ronni
17 MacBook Pro Intel Core 2 Duo
2.4 GHz / 4GB / 800MHz / 500GB
OS X 10.5.7
On 08/06/2009, at 12:49 PM,
Hi Ronni Susan --
-- Thanks for the suggestions, I did download Google Earth
5.0.11733.9347, and unfortunately I still have the problem with the
new version. Any other ideas?
Cheers
David Noel
From: Ronda Brown ro...@wn.com.au
Sent: Mon Jun 8 12:56
Re: Google Earth going black
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