Great info Ray.
The sad thing is it goes beyond the Internet and it's been happening for
ages in other mediums. So much News in the media whether it be TV, Papers,
or Web sites is influenced whether they are paid by sponsors or some other
way. A media outlet can manipulate a story that should
Some years ago I bought an Ipad which I had great fun with and used it
extensively. I had a leather case and that was it's down fall as my dog likes
leather and chewed the leather case! Unfortunately the ipad was still inside
inside and a tooth went through the aerial part and the ipod no
Ronni
There is a wired network with a SonicWall router. I am plugging in the Airport
Express and setting it up in Bridge mode. It simply allows wireless clients to
pull an IP from the SonicWall.
This works.
If I make the wireless closed I cannot access it. That is the problem, we do
not
On 17/09/2011, at 8:06 AM, Adrian Skehan wrote:
Good morning all,
I didn't have to think about this much as I haven't made any such
transactions in a very long time.
Regards,
Adrian
adrianske...@me.com
This one has been doing the rounds for weeks. To be treated with the
On 18/09/2011, at 6:53 PM, McCallum Malcolm wrote:
Some years ago I bought an Ipad which I had great fun with and used it
extensively. I had a leather case and that was it's down fall as my dog likes
leather and chewed the leather case! Unfortunately the ipad was still inside
inside and a
Daniel
1. Both Expresses have been reset to factory.
2. Both work in Bridge mode when visible.
3. Both cannot be accessed when I close the wifi network.
4. Same behaviour at client office - SonicWall Router (Non-wifi) plus Express.
Cannot be accessed when closed.
5. Same behaviour my house -
Yeh, sounds like there is something else going on.
Did you try setting it all up from scratch. (including the SonicWall).
I re-tested it here with a Netgear router and TimeCapsule. Reset wireless to a
Closed Network and joined it with two machines (neither that had been on the
Wireless Network
Daniel
I have a feeling that the term network may not be applicable to a Wifi device
running in Bridge mode...
Anyway...I am moving on...
Stephen
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Hi Stephen,
I have just come back online and picking up on this thread.
The Airport Express is still a Wireless Network when running in Bridge Mode.
And the Wireless Network 'does' work when 'hidden' (closed)
I've run Airport Wireless Networks with their SSID hidden with no problems.
Like
Ronni
Tx. I will delve into it again.
Stephen
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On Sep 18, 2011, at 4:58 PM, Ronda Brown wrote:
Hi Stephen,
I have just come back online and picking up on this thread.
The Airport Express is still a Wireless Network when running in
Hello Stephanie and welcome to WAMUG,
Being a new member of WAMUG you have probably not read all our discussions on
having a ‘Good Backup System' in place.
Never rely on just Time Machine, or any one form of backup. Have a Backup
Strategy which involves ‘three parts’, Archives, ‘bootable’
Ah g, the new Mailing List now doesn’t accept Rich Text, so my Links in my
previous email did not work ;-(
‘Cracking Open the Time Capsule’ is found here:
http://www.applefritter.com/node/23907
The SATA Drive Docking Station link is found here:
Hi Mac,
Might I also pass on our strategy for preventing dogs chewing and digging.
Go to your nearest Op-Shop and buy a large bag of old unloved stuffed
toys. Should run you less than $5.
Now spread the toys around near something, your shoe maybe(not your
new iPad), that is not for the dog. When
Hi Everyone
Please excuse my ignorance! But I'm using a new GPS unit which has a micro SSD
card which I want to add some geo maps to. Never having used a SSD card on my
MacBook Pro I purchased a new one from Dick Smith (micro SDHC Memory Card 4GB
with SD Adaptor). My question is, having
On 19/09/2011, at 9:28 AM, Curtis Peter wrote:
Hi Everyone
Please excuse my ignorance! But I'm using a new GPS unit which has a micro
SSD card which I want to add some geo maps to. Never having used a SSD card
on my MacBook Pro I purchased a new one from Dick Smith (micro SDHC Memory
Thanks Ronni
It's not showing up on the computer so I'll investigate further on the info you
have kindly provided.
It might be my age but things seem to be so much harder these days!
I want to use my new GPS.
1 I have to wade through a 123 page manual.
2 I need to download another
ha haaa Peter,
All this new Technology is making life faster and easier for us … so they keep
telling us ;-)
The bit they forget to tell you is that ’trying to keep up with Technology’ is
the HARD PART!
Best of luck, you will get there … eventually ;-)
Cheers,
Ronni
On 19/09/2011, at 10:00
Peter, is it a SanDisk micro SDHC Memory Card 4GB with SD Adaptor?
What model MacBook Pro do you have? Is it one of the latest MBP’s that will
read SDHC cards?
It should be pre-formatted FAT-32 so that is read/write on a Mac, no problem
there.
You do have in Finder Preferences General -
Hi Ronni
I've got it to see the card now so I'm not going down that track any further
for the moment, I'll follow up later.
For now I'll proceed with the GPS stuff.
Regards
Peter
On 19/09/2011, at 10:28 AM, Ronda Brown wrote:
Peter, is it a SanDisk micro SDHC Memory Card 4GB with SD Adaptor?
Thanks Peter, will try it
Mac
Malcolm McCallum
doc...@westnet.com.au
Skype docmactor
On 19/09/2011, at 12:20 AM, Peter Hinchliffe wrote:
On 18/09/2011, at 6:53 PM, McCallum Malcolm wrote:
Some years ago I bought an Ipad which I had great fun with and used it
extensively. I had a
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