Yes, it is a good feature of an Airport Extreme. It should be noted
that although you can share multiple drives this way through a hub you
can not make one of those drives a Time Machine drive and effectively
convert to a Time Capsule. A minor drawback
Severin Crisp
On 22/10/2010, at
Thank you Severin
Yes TimeMachine is handled by a separate LAN cabled HD via AirPort Extreme,
the trial HD I connected to the usb port hasn't shown up so I will have to look
for a setting somewhere...
Brian
On 22/10/2010, at 2:22 PM, Severin Crisp wrote:
Yes, it is a good feature of an
Brian, I think there is something in the setting up sequence of
Airport Extreme but I do not recall where. I set this up though I am
not currently using it.
Severin
On 22/10/2010, at 2:28 PM, Brian Risbey wrote:
Thank you Severin
Yes TimeMachine is handled by a separate LAN cabled HD
Severin,
You could be correct on that one it said something about that when I
re-downloaded the user-guide, I may have to re-setup the Airport again.
Brian
On 22/10/2010, at 3:52 PM, Severin Crisp wrote:
Brian, I think there is something in the setting up sequence of Airport Extreme
but
There found it in the preference under the disk tab - enable sharing.
Brian
On 22/10/2010, at 4:35 PM, Brian Risbey wrote:
Severin,
You could be correct on that one it said something about that when I
re-downloaded the user-guide, I may have to re-setup the Airport again.
Brian
On
Thanks both to Noel and Stuart for your advise.
I have the white Belkin router and have never had a firmware update.
I purchased a lap top last year and it took me about a week to get it
connected.
As the Belkin has never had a firmware update, would it still be
possible to get
the lap top
Hi Julie --
-- You should be able to get good advice from Belkin about your laptop, as
long as you get on to the Australian mob. You can email back and forth, they
will give you the firmware update as an attachment, with instructions. If
you have problems doing the update, just contact them
Hi
I've had a Belkin router for about four years and have never done a firmware
update.
A few months ago I started having problems connecting to some internet sites
and very slow speeds. Rang iiNet and a very nice gentleman walked me through
some setting changes to be made on the router. All is
Hi Maureen,
Thanks for your reply. I will certainly get onto iinet - that never
occurred to me !
Regards
Jewels
On 22/10/2010, at 8:46 PM, Maureen wrote:
Hi
I've had a Belkin router for about four years and have never done a
firmware
update.
A few months ago I started having
Hi David,
I'll get onto Belkin to see if they can help.
Thanks for the advice
Cheers
Jewels
On 22/10/2010, at 6:40 PM, David Noel wrote:
Hi Julie --
-- You should be able to get good advice from Belkin about your
laptop, as long as you get on to the Australian mob. You can email
back
If it is the model that can easily be opened to inspect the board it
is also the model that suffers from Capacitor Plague.
If ANY caps appear at all bulged or have a brownish mark on the top it
is trash I'm afraid.
From what you have said I would be looking for one that has actually
popped open,
Hi Lloyd
Quite a lot of past discussion on this subject. See WAMUG archives and search
Reunion. I'm not familiar with MacFamily, however I do use Reunion and can't
fault it. A product dedicated to the Mac platform, its maker Leister
Productions dropped Windows years ago. Support is terrific
Hi Lloyd
I had been using Family Tree Maker for Windows for some time and earlier this
year changed over to Reunion for Mac
No doubt in my mind Reunion is much better
Have no experience with Macfamily
At that time of my changeover , most on the list who had been using FT
packages were also
I have been using Reunion for 6 plus years and can't fault it and excellent
product and excellent support.
I have not used MacFamily, having been satisfied with reunion.
Good luck.
Matt
On 23/10/2010, at 11:52 AM, Lloyd White wrote:
I have been looking at two genealogy programs for Mac -
they are less likely to pop open but some bulging on the top you can
expect there is a chance in replacing them to get you mac going again,
i have done that in many different power supplies
cheers James
On 23/10/2010, at 11:13, Paul K wrote:
If it is the model that can easily be opened to
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