Glenn Nicholas wrote:
Ronnie,
There are two reasons I think your WOTY award is well deserved.
Firstly, you know *so* much and freely share that knowledge. Secondly,
your approach to the user group embodies the spirit of helping. I'm not
sure why some people feel the need to get involved
Glenn Nicholas wrote:
Hi Wamug,
I've got a new Sony ECM-C115 external microphone, but not having much
joy from it.
Recording using the built-in microphone is fine.
However when I plug the external mic into the audio-in plug on the back
of my iMac G5 (PowerPC):
- input in Sound Prefs
David Moyle wrote:
Evening all!
elsnipo
I'm still slightly surprised that it's a firmware issue and not something
electrical/physical!
All Modern battery packs have a micro controller inside them, these run
firmware (as it is not on a removable media) 90% of problems can be
fixed with a
David Moyle wrote:
Interesting?
I pose a question to you then..
With Sony having to recall batteries for every laptop manufacturer except
themselves.. Was this an actual hardware fault, or a firmware fault telling
the hardware todo something incorrectly?
Interested to hear your response!
I
Oldham, Toby wrote:
What a segue - My G5 has started making a low noise for extended periods...
The kind noise you might expect from a spinning thing finding it harder to
spin.
I figure it could be a fan, either on the case, or on the ATI graphics
card... Or the platter on my primary hard disk.
Daniel Kerr wrote:
You can't buy Apple RAM over the counter anymore anyway, you can only buy it
when you BTO (Build to order) a new machine. And yes, you sometimes find
that BTO Apple RAM is dearer then third party after market RAM.
Although in saying that, I've sometimes found some of it to be
wyvern wrote:
What system would that be? i know i have some old stuff in the back of
the drawer that could be of use
Yvonne
IIRC 6.2 was what I used on the 128 :)
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Regards,
Kat.
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wyvern wrote:
I have a small ethernet network here at home and there's one bit
[hubby] driving me to distraction. Everything working fine... performa
5400/180 8.6, iMac 333 9.1, G4 powerbook 867 10.3.9 and last iMac 450
10.3.9.
Unplug the 450 iMac and plug in iBook 700 10.4 and nothing, no
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Our modem has just gone on a blink.
G5 tower Alcatel touch Pro four ports.
Closest machine works on ports 1,2,4. Other machines in the house will
not work at all on any port even if by themselves. No two machines can
work at one time.
This is after a spike Today
Peter Hinchliffe wrote:
Fortunately, it's generally only the filename which is the problem. The
data in the file is unaffected.
To get around this, you can zip the files first and give a shorter file
name. (I have auto scripts that zip up my work directories and put a
time date stamp on
James / Hans Kunz wrote:
hi guys
can i load a 8 inch disk into my power book drive
powerbook g4 17 purchased 2 years ago
thanks James
James Mate, is this a late April fools joke ?
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Kat.
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Chris Griffiths wrote:
Hi Everyone,
Well, I am not popular with my wife because to get more memory on her
laptop I transfered her music files (iTunes Music) to an external
harddrive. She then told me to put the music files back on the laptop.
So I did, of cause! The trouble is that the
Matthew Healey wrote:
Yeah, I am at my computer on New Years Eve.
I'm a nerd.
Happy 2006
- Matt
Me too :)
And designing and building a switch mode power supply (I am glad the neighbors
are not sleeping, it seems to be resonating ;)
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Regards,
Kat.
Paul's Westnet mail wrote:
Does anyone know where I can buy a good, low cost crimping tool for Cat 5
ethernet connectors?
Dick Smith has one for 50 bucks - is it worth considering?
Cheers, Paul.
Any tool that is retail (ie DSE, Tandy, Altronics) for under $100 is
cheap. A GOOD quality tool
T'was the Internet Night Before Christmas
'Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the Net,
There were hacker's a surfing. Nerds? Yeah, you bet.
The e-mails were stacked by the modem with care,
In hopes that St. Nicholas soon would be there.
The newbies were nestled all snug by their
Hi all,
I have started to resurrect a dead Imac DV 450Mhz. (yes Antony I have
repaired the first of the faults on the grey one :)
Now the display is way screwy, and I noticed a few signal lines called
SCA and SDA so it looks like it is all software adjustable :)
BUT THE BIG PROBLEM I have
Hi all,
This debate always comes up, and all I say is it is horses for courses :)
I use professional EDA tools (designing PCB's and Hardware) There is NO
pro software available for the MAC, I know there is lots of Open
software, BUT the time taken to sort bugs, install patches etc etc would
Article from wired.com
Imagine if your next Mac cost you only $300, and ran faster than any G4
or G5 you've ever used.
That future may already be unfolding: Hackers have found a way to bypass
a chip designed to prevent the Mac OS from running on non-Apple PCs,
which are often cheaper than
Severin Crisp wrote:
II recently sent a file zipped by Make Archive in the Finder to a
Windows user. She could not open it. I zipped it again using Stuffit
v9 and she had no trouble.
Yesterday I downloaded two zipped files from Inkjetmall and neither the
Finder nor Stuffit could open them
Gordon Campbell wrote:
Hi all,
I'm having a look around for car chargers/adapters for a current model
iBook. After something that's (hopefully) both light and cheap. Any
suggestions/personal experiences? Where's a good place to buy from?
Gordon
I make car adapters for laptops, I am out of
Justin Davies wrote:
Hi all,
I have a USB stick I use to transfer files from my work pc to my mac at
home. This works fine with all files bar Powerpoint. If I take a
powerpoint file from my pc, put it on the usb stick, put it in the mac,
then double click a powerpoint file - whether still
Craig Ringer wrote:
elsniupo
I've never heard them tell anyone to use a provided
system restore CD that reformats the computer and erases all data
without even prompting the user, for example - unlike one big OEM with a
3-letter name.
Craig,
The number of letters does not matter, HP, Dell,
Robert Howells wrote:
Good one Adrian. Thank you !
Bob
On 03/07/2005, at 4:58 PM, Skehan Adrian wrote:
http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=
-31.851372,115.903219spn=0.007471,0.009734t=khl=en
And this is a view of ??
Regards,
Kat.
David Tapper wrote:
Hi wamug,
Does anyone know how to configure Mail.app and/or gmail so that it will
download all my emails to two platforms? I have Mail set up to receive
from my gmail account on two computers but they only seem to download
what the other hasn't (if you know what I mean).
Shay Telfer wrote:
Just something in relation to gMail. All emails sent to and from a
gMail account are permanently kept on Google's hard drives for their
own purposes, whatever they may be. For this reason I won't get a
gMail account or send any email to a gMail account. As a result of
Reg Whitely wrote:
Dear WAMUGgers
I am the proud owner of an eMate 300 which I won on eBay, delivered
from Colorado USA by pony express, clippership and camel train. It came
with no power supply or manual, which I was aware of when I bid. Does
anyone know where I could get a suitable
Brett Carboni wrote:
Somehow bent broke the pins that plus into the black box that powers my
external 80Gb firewire drive. Anybody know if/where I can get another one?
Is this a thing that you get at a local electronics store? How many
different permutations of these black dongles can exist in
Kathy Quinlan wrote:
Brett Carboni wrote:
Somehow bent broke the pins that plus into the black box that powers my
external 80Gb firewire drive. Anybody know if/where I can get another
one?
Is this a thing that you get at a local electronics store? How many
different permutations
Ronda Brown wrote:
On 24/04/2005, at 3:02 PM, Christian Kotz wrote:
When starting it up today, I was greeted by further bad news. The
computer made 3 beep tones and the power light flashes three times in
amber quite rapidly then changes to green, then back to the flashing
amber. What does
Paul Weaver wrote:
Any suggestions please on the best place to buy Ethernet switches/hubs,
cable and a crimping tool at the best prices.
I have given up on cheap stuff, as I have had 3 cheap 8 port switches
die in the last 2 years, two were kingmax and the third an unknown brand
from tiwan,
Rod wrote:
For a bit of Friday fun, what do WAMUGgers call their hard drives or
servers?
To get the ball rolling, my G4 MDD drives are John, Paul, George and
Ringo (easy guess what icons I use!), while my Powerbook is Calvin and
external FW drive is Hobbes (after the comic strip
Ronda Brown wrote:
I've nagged, hassled, ... even threatened ... Don't call me when the
next problem happens with your 'Yuk-PC Give up Get a Mac !
But I'm afraid they really have a 'Windows Mentality' , (sorry, I
apologise to any Windows user who do look after their computers
Hi all,
My loverly Adelaidean customer needs new monitor, where can I send him
for a new or S/H one, he has a G4 (I think from the description it is
the AGP version with the VGA and ADC video on the back)
Regards,
Kat.
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I have a customer in Adelaide (fiances dad lol) he has a G4 (so he say,
not sure on the model) it has a power switch on the front of the system
and one on the monitor, when he turns it on, nothing happens, but if he
hits reset button on the front, then it starts.
He is running Os9, the PRAM
Mark Secker wrote:
spoilt as I have been by having web space at work I am somewhat
uneducated about the ways and wherefores of commercial/org domain
registration. Whats the sort of cost involved in initial registration,
annual renewal, support etc
what is the best company to go through to
Vladimir James wrote:
Equipment: iMac G4/800, 512k RAM, MacOS 10.3.6, NT1 Plus II self-powered
modem connected to G4 by USB. Using Safari 1.2.4 (v125.11) and PowerMail
5.1. Energy Saver set on never-sleep.
Any ideas or suggestions?
You may need more RAM ;) 512K is not much on a G4
In all
Steven Tan wrote:
Hi all,
I have the following for sale:
Titanium PowerBook G4 1 GHz
2 year old
Specs are:
- 15 LCD display
- 1G RAM
- 60G hard-drive
- 64MB video ram
- DVI video out
- DVD/CD-RW Combo drive
- Airport card included
- OS 9 bootable (this is the last PowerBook able to boot from
michael.hawkins wrote:
I've had a Brother 3820CN printer/copier/fax/scanner for a year and
am very pleased with it. I run it with a G3 Powerbook 400 OS 10.3.x
Automatic sheet feeder and flatbed combination are two things that
you should look for.
I'd avoid Lexmark unless ink consumption and
Ian Bacon wrote:
My airport basestation with my aluminium powerbook has poor range. I
have come across an advert for a basestation antenna:
http://www.quickertek.com/products.html
Has anyone tried this gadget?
Not I said the little black duck ;)
Or, any other ideas?
If you are a dab
Rod wrote:
Hi All!
Just wondering if anyone knows where I can get (or has one to sell) a VGA
switch box. I'm after the older style that has a manual switch between A
and B, not one of these new fangled jobbies that you have to hold down more
keys than a PRAM reset to switch between A and B.
Robert Howells wrote:
Yet another advantage of competition !
It never used to take that much to get action while I was at Telstra . (
But it's 10 years ago !? )
With Telstra (I just had to do this) you ring a 1800 number, tell them
about it, they put a trace on your line (basically
Paul Kitchener wrote:
Rod wrote:
http://www.macworld.com/weblogs/editors/2005/01/miniapplesandoranges/index.
php
A good, balanced read. Send this to your Mac-bashing 'friends' :-)
Seeya
Rod!
quote from above url
When you attempt to configure even the cheapest Dell comparably, it’s
James Devenish wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED]
on Wed, Jan 19, 2005 at 04:21:53PM +0800, Kathy Quinlan wrote:
#5 Lack of Ports, the Mac has never had (correct me if I am
wrong but I believe this to be the case) parallel ports,
I'd always assumed that SCSI and PCMCIA in Macs were
Martin Hill wrote:
No, that's a dynamic IP for that price. TPG's static IP option (business)
is a lot more ($149 per month).
Have you tried DynDNS to enable your server to work on a dynamic IP? The
service is free for up to 5 servers and automatically updates the IP
addresses of your
Toby Oldham wrote:
... no faster bus and swappable AGP slot ... *sigh* :)
T.
Poor Toby, I think I might have to look at building him his dream
machine ;) I am sure we could do better, if only Motorola would admit to
some of the chips they make (try searching for anything on the older
OK all you macafiles :)
I am SERIOUSLY considering taking the plunge :)
I am sure that I can figure out how to get AVRGCC to work under OSX (I
will be using my G3 (with extra RAM and a 20Gb local HDD as well as
storage space on my FreeBSD servers))
So I now need to fine the following
I will be looking for a G4 for running OsX, and doing my Electronics
Engineering work, so I am not too sure about what I need. I have a good
USB KBD and Mouse, 19 monitor, so I just guess I need the system, but I
have no idea on how much ram I need or what speed (do the G4's use
400Mhz DDR ?
Shay Telfer wrote:
Hi...
Does anyone have any experiences (good or otherwise) with label
printers/making machines (for the computer or otherwise)? A big plus if
it can also do barcodes...
Have fun,
Shay
I love the Brother ones :) Although have not tried the ones you connect
to the
Hi All,
I am looking to buy a copy of OsX (second hand if possible)
I have a G3 with 96Mb ram, 4Gb Hdd I think it is a 233Mhz
If I can get certain software to work under it, I can hopelfully get rid
of this PC which has been down for 4 days due to a dead sound card and
windows refusing to
Christian Kotz wrote:
Hi All
How are dead pixels fixed on laptop screens. I am using a Clamshell
laptop and a single pixel in the middle of the left corner is dead I
think. On blue backgrounds it turns white and o black it turns orange
etc. It's unbelievably annoying so I was hoping someone
andy geach wrote:
Hi
Anyone know of a good Australian source for older mac parts? There used
to be a guy in Melbourne who advertised on aus.ads.forsale.computers.used
and aus.computers.mac, but I can't find him anymore.
Any help appreciated
Andy
-- The WA Macintosh User Group Mailing List
Greg Sharp wrote:
Unfortunately my first Mac was an LC575. Prior to this I had been using
punch cards on a DEC VAX System. After getting the LC575 I could never face
the thought of going back to anything more primitive. Now days I even find
my G4's struggling to keep up with my needs and will
P.Bull wrote:
Hi Muggers,
More ammo in the PC versus Mac war. I have had Macs for about 20 years but
have to slum it and use a PC a fair bit. I recently uprgraded to Windows
XP Professional which looks quite nice and a bit Mac like. But in order to
get the PC to use the external CD burner I
Tom Lewis wrote:
Actually one can get such things in the NT too - that being a liberated
Territory too.;)
Have you tried school computing teachers? When I was in charge of a Mac
school network we had whole heaps of stuff like that stored away...
Tom Lewis
Canberra
Hey tom you seem to
Robert Howells wrote:
On 16/11/2004, at 1:03 PM, Mike MOORE wrote:
I received a reply from Dr Washer's office (he is our local Federal
MP) about my query to him on when the Telstra upgrade in the Joondalup
area that he promised in the election campaign would occur.
The advice is July 2005
Dudley Gager wrote:
G'day listers,
Another one for Bob or anyone who knows what goes on inside Telstra
these days:
I applied for an ADSL connection through Optus for a line on the
Joondalup 9300 exchange and also another one on the Osborne Park 9443
exchange and Optus came back and said
maumo wrote:
Hi
Are any schools / businesses using A3 Colour Laser Printers willing to let
me know your thoughts on their performance, running costs, quality of output
and level of support required?
We are a Mac/PC school and this printer will be based in the Admin Office
with both Admin and
Geoffrey Stormzand wrote:
As some of might remember my family and I am coming to Perth this summer
or winter (my summer, your winter) from 15 August to 9 September. We
have been planning our immigration for some time and are now coming to
live in Perth for a month as a final try out before
Daniel Kerr wrote:
Congratulations to Lee and Rod on their new arrival of a little boy, called
Ethan.
:o)
Well done Rod!! :o)
A mac comit like Rod I am surprised ;) Ethan, what will his nick be ?
Imac ;)
WTG mate, hope he is happy and healthy. Give my congrats to Lee and tell
her she
Mark Secker wrote:
Anybody else like to suggest their favorite can't live without
software...
Protel 99SE (wish they had an OsX or *nix version (I hate windows)
Open Office
Mozilla
Putty (Telnet / SSH client)
:)
Kat.
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K.A.Q.
Reg Whitely wrote:
Dear Wamuggers
A report in the most recent School Matters publicises the achievements
of DET ICT programs including the Notebooks for Teachers Program and
high-speed internet access. It describes schools operating hardware
through a local server, which has limitations
Rod wrote:
Saw this in Think Geek that might be a funny parent/kid combo:
http://www.thinkgeek.com/tshirts/generic/6c68/?cpg=edm10T
:-)
Seeya
Rod!
Hmm
My CVS just crashed lol I lost V2.0 ;)
Regards,
Kat.
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K.A.Q.
Rod wrote:
Hi All!
Sorry for the off topic post, but just wondering what flavour of Linux is
ideal to install on a PC? The PC is a P2 300 with 128Meg ram and a standard
AGP card.
I have a spare PC to run it on here at work, as I am tired of Mac OS 9.1 on
this 7600 continually crashing under
Onno Benschop wrote:
I always knew that you were a geek Kathy :-)
Yeah, just wait to you see my home once I have moved, (IT is just ME :o)
So it will be even more geeky ;o)
Just have to work out how to buy food lol maybe a standard monitor
repair will now be a weeks supply of dinner ;o)
Edward Arrowsmith wrote:
What is a PC Card and what is the function of the PC Card/CardBus slot
on the 15 and 17 PowerBooks please?
Best wishes
edward
Umm what every you can find to plug into it ?
CardBus and PC card and PCMCIA slots are all the same things, things to
plug in range
Lloyd White wrote:
I am used to getting 5 or 6 emails with viruses attached but this one is
new, or is it just someone drumming up business.
Dear Customer!
You`ve got 1 VoiceMessage from voicemessage.com website!
Sender: The Managing Director
You can listen your Virtual VoiceMessage at the
Edward Arrowsmith wrote:
According to the Apple web site:
Now built into every configuration of the new PowerBook G4 family:
fast AirPort Extreme technology. Based on the 802.11g standard,
AirPort Extreme delivers — at 54Mbps — the fastest wireless
connection available. And with thousands of
Mark Secker wrote:
Mark,
Why not buy a couple of cheap spirit levels from your favourite hardware
store. Line levels are about $2-5 (and are probably sourced from that
very
factory in China - love the Chinglish translation). Pull the spirit
levels
apart to get the tubes then mount them in
I have a Beige G3 (233Mhz IIRC with 96Mb ram and a 1.5Gb HDD will add
more when I can find some spare ones lol)
What is the best Linux / BSD to run on it ? I love FreeBSD but the PPC
still does not exist, I think OpenBSD has one, anyone got any experiance ??
Regards,
Kat.
--
John Winters wrote:
Rod,
Are you trying to plug into the USB ports on the Keyboard, or the back of
the Mac?
My Wacom tablet won't work from the keyboard USB ports, but happily ran from
the back of my Blue White G3. It now runs from a powered USB four port hub
which sits beside the monitor
Mark Scholmann wrote:
I am sorry to show my past interests... but, the Classic Mac! Huh!
Try the Commodore Vic-20, now that was the start of it all.
:-)
Mark Scholmann
H Try the Plus 4 or the PET 16, Both were out before the C64
I still service Micro Bees, EPL Kone use them
Mark Secker wrote:
you woz lucky youz woz you could plug in a TV and all 'cause all I
hadz when I woz just a lad was me tellitype terminal with 132 character
wide continuous feed paper and you only got one box supplied per term
you couldn't use one of the video terminals unless you
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, no no, The Plus 4 and Commodore 16 came out a few years after the Commodore
64 - closer to the time that the Commodore 128 came out!
But the Pet, yes, that was where it started!
I just remembered an even earlier one, try the COSMAC ELF And you
even had to
Brett Carboni wrote:
BTW, everyone, Shay had a boy!! **
Congratulations to Shay and Fe on a healthy 7lb 3oz baby boy.
WTG Shay and Fe, I bet his is cute, when will we see some happy snaps :o)
Regards,
Kat.
--
Ask Bigpond as they seem to use it in their IP addies for users
Regards,
Kat.
-Original Message-
From: WAMUG Mailing List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Malcolm J McCallum
Sent: Monday, 3 May 2004 3:49 PM
To: WAMUG Mailing List
Subject: 'cpe'
Hi wamuggers, can some
Andrew Nielsen wrote:
At 18:25 +0800 03/05/2004, Reg Whitely wrote:
I've found such prefix referencing to list mail very useful, and help
shortcut the need to program otherwise sometimes complicated mail
sorting preferences to individual mailboxes (using in my case, Apple
Mail). Even
-Original Message-
From: WAMUG Mailing List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Mark Secker
Sent: Friday, 30 April 2004 1:19 PM
To: WAMUG Mailing List
Subject: home laser printer recommendation.
Does anybody have a recommendation (or from the retailers on list - a
quote)
-Original Message-
From: WAMUG Mailing List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Mark Secker
Sent: Friday, 23 April 2004 10:05 AM
To: WAMUG Mailing List
Subject: Re: plain text no headers?
no onions? :-)
Mac
do you want fries with that?
... sorry sorry sorry but had to
-Original Message-
From: WAMUG Mailing List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Matthew Healey
Sent: Thursday, 22 April 2004 12:48 PM
To: WAMUG Mailing List
Subject: Re: List overload
On 22/04/2004, at 8:18 AM, Mark Scholmann wrote:
The list admin could force plain
-Original Message-
From: WAMUG Mailing List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Malcolm J McCallum
Sent: Wednesday, 7 April 2004 9:34 AM
To: WAMUG Mailing List
Subject: Biscuits!
A very mundane question :--) Anybody got any comments on
what biscuits
to buy or other
Very Nice spoof I like it, esp the hard drive caddy as a box
H now this gives me an idea, although I do not think people would
like to lug around a 1.2Ah 12V gel cell just to be able to power the HDD
to get their music lol...
Regards,
Kat.
-Original Message-
From: WAMUG
-Original Message-
From: WAMUG Mailing List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Mark Secker
Sent: Thursday, 11 March 2004 9:44 AM
To: WAMUG Mailing List
Subject: Re: Mac prices ??
Remember to that the Australian dollar has bee reasonably stable in
regards to most Asian
-Original Message-
From: WAMUG Mailing List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, 19 February 2004 12:09 AM
To: WAMUG Mailing List
Subject: Unexplained Traffic
Hi all,
A client who uses (is stuck with) bigpong adsl has had some
-Original Message-
From: WAMUG Mailing List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Reg Whitely
Sent: Thursday, 12 February 2004 8:52 PM
To: WAMUG Mailing List
Subject: AirPort Extreme Solutions: Thank You (Modified by
Reg Whitely)
I'd like to build my own transmitter thanks to
This is why A I run my updater on all windoze machines, B use a FreeBSD
firewall (takes longer to hack and I get warnings), C I am trying to
migrate to FreeBSD as a desktop :o)
But in all reality if Mac's were more common, we would see just as many
security holes, they exist, just we do not have
My replies start with ***
-Original Message-
From: WAMUG Mailing List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Reg Whitely
Sent: Sunday, 8 February 2004 11:21 AM
To: WAMUG Mailing List
Subject: Airport Extreme Range at home
Dear WAMUGgers
Here's my first technical question
-Original Message-
From: WAMUG Mailing List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Antony N. Lord
Sent: Friday, 23 January 2004 7:49 PM
To: WAMUG Mailing List
Subject: Automated FM Radio Recording
I currently have a requirement to record a number of regular shows on
FM
Thanks Rob, I will book mark the two sites and read when I have some
time :o)
I do not profess to be knowledgeable on OsX but believed a lot of the
technical hype I read :o(
Will be interesting when I get my hands on a legal copy to see the
differences :o)
Regards,
Kat.
-Original
Hi all,
This is for our experienced web designers :o)
I have live data coming in a FreeBSD server through the RS-232 port (I
will be writing the program to turn the data from the incoming stream
into a format for a web page) now I need to display this data on a
webpage with graphs etc.
Think of
-Original Message-
From: WAMUG Mailing List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Vladimir James
Sent: Monday, 22 December 2003 12:41 PM
To: WAMUG Mailing List
Subject: Cable ISP's
-- Bob Howells replied --
Some may not be aware that other
-Original Message-
From: WAMUG Mailing List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Craig Ringer
Sent: Sunday, 21 December 2003 1:57 PM
To: WAMUG Mailing List
Subject: Re: Cable ISP's
Bob Howells wrote:
On 20/12/03 5:55 PM, Vladimir James [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Some may
Therotically yes it is illegal, practically aslong as you never connect
a telephone or power down the cat 5 noone can really stop you. (I would
also recommend telling the next person to own your house not to use
phones down those cables too)
For your sake I would recommend keeping all cable AS
If it connects to the public phone system, It has to be performed by an
ACA acredited installer.
Regards,
Kat.
-Original Message-
From: WAMUG Mailing List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Reg Whitely
Sent: Wednesday, 3 December 2003 6:46 PM
To: WAMUG Mailing List
Subject:
-Original Message-
From: WAMUG Mailing List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, 2 December 2003 10:51 AM
To: WAMUG Mailing List
Subject: Sharing Drives with windoze
Hi all
Im currently networking Jaguar with XP reasonably
successfully
-Original Message-
From: WAMUG Mailing List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Craig Ringer
Sent: Wednesday, 26 November 2003 2:12 PM
To: WAMUG Mailing List
Subject: Re: imac ram and OSX?
Probably. I don't know what exact memory type they use, but
any apple
dealer
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Sent: Wednesday, 26 November 2003 2:53 PM
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Subject: Re: imac ram and OSX?
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are G4 iMacs and there are several
varieties depending on the G4 iMac model.
On 26/11/2003, at 2:32 PM, Kathy Quinlan wrote:
Subject: Re: imac ram and OSX?
Probably. I don't know what exact memory type they use, but
any apple
dealer should be able to tell you. It'll want PC100
Arrrgghhh it has me
Hey I can not resist opening do not open things.
Maybe I should work for the bomb squad ;o)
Regards,
Kat.
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Hi gals and guys.
I am now the proud owner of a Beige G3 :o)
It has 96Mb Ram and now a 20Gb hdd (I did not realise the G3 had IDE
internal drives ;o)
Now I would like to do 2 things:
#1 upgrade my copy of 8.5 to 8.6 as I am told 8.6 is more stable
#2 I would like to Dual boot into Linux
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Sent: Wednesday, 19 November 2003 4:17 PM
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Subject: Dual boot OS8.5 / 8.6 and Linux
Hi gals and guys.
I am now the proud owner of a Beige G3 :o)
It has
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