In the madness of moving, I'm unloading stuff I no longer want.
1. Matias Tactile Pro 2 keyboard.
2. GCC Elite 12/1200 laser printer.
I've been using both successfully in recent months with an iMac 13,2 and MacOS
10.6.8, even MacOS 10.8.5, but the Matias showed some quirks with the later OS.
to your Mac via the Ethernet cable, log
into the Modem's Web interface and update the firmware.
Cheers,
Ronni
On 27/11/2012, at 6:22 PM, Vladimir James ink...@bigpond.com wrote:
Ronni,
Thanks for the links and your thoughts.
I spent close to three hours on the phone to Telstra today
or
similar environment.
So you need Windows installed in Parallels Desktop or Boot Camp or similar on
your Mac to upgrade the firmware.
Cheers,
Ronni
Sent from Ronni's iPad4
On 27/11/2012, at 8:18 AM, Vladimir James ink...@bigpond.com wrote:
Aside from coverage, I have found
Aside from coverage, I have found that Telstra's service for this Mac user
sucks.
I have a wireless 3G plan using the NetComm 3G21WB modem. I received notice
that the modem urgently required an update, and since my download speeds had
been averaging less than 1 MBps, I made enquiries. I found
Ronni,
Thought you might be interested in this, since you suggested the firmware
update for 3G21WB.
Regards,
Vlad
***
On 11 October BigPond Technical Support wrote (excerpt):
Thank you for your email 10/10/2012 regarding the
.
Step 2 of 3: Follow the upgrade instructions for Windows users above.
Step 3 of 3: Once you've upgraded your device, you can continue using your
device on your Mac as normal
Regards,
Ronni
On 11/10/2012, at 4:04 PM, Vladimir James ink...@bigpond.com wrote:
Ronni,
Thought you
results: Download speed 1.50 Mbps Upload speed 0.61 Mbps at 6
PM, at time when it has usually been much slower.
In a word, the connection is better. However, I will be looking for a different
ISP. The last time I did this, BigPond was the only choice.
With thanks,
Vlad
From: Vladimir James
Discussions regarding speed tests brought on this rant.
I have barely satisfactory download speeds much to the time. But when the
traffic increases, the speeds are woeful. For example: On Sept 19, 9:54 PM
download speed 0.09 Mbps. upload speed 0.00 Mbps. When I complain to BigPond,
they send
I have some reservations about the proposed name change. Efficient marketing
can sell any name, and history IS important.
Aside from the necessity of carefully considering of the points raised by
Ronni, Merv and others, and assuming WAMUG must be replaced, I think Shayne's
suggestion of WA
The WAMUG mailing list seems to be working smoothly. The Digest is a welcome
relief for me; my thanks to Matt for that.
One suggestion: Visible separators for the Digest letters, eg lines.
Cheers,
Vlad James
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I've been having similar problems with recent upgrades. I cannot use the 1P
shortcut Cmd\ to enter Bankwest, whereas I've never had problems in the past.
Like Jane, I can use work-arounds without too much trouble.The shortcut works
on other websites but not for Bankwest.
Using Safari V. 5.1
.
Regards,
Pete Smith
On 12/05/2011, at 08:31 AM, Vladimir James wrote:
Could someone in the know please tell me whether the daily digest sub, as
mentioned on the website, is available.
Vlad James
wireless (NetComm 3G21WB)
27 iMac 2.8 GHz i5 8GB
OS X 10.6.7
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Could someone in the know please tell me whether the daily digest sub, as
mentioned on the website, is available.
Vlad James
wireless (NetComm 3G21WB)
27 iMac 2.8 GHz i5 8GB
OS X 10.6.7
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What's the latest word on the availability of the daily digest which is
mentioned on WAMUG's website?
Vlad James
wireless (NetComm 3G21WB)
27 iMac 2.8 GHz i5 8GB
OS X 10.6.7
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to everyone involved.
with thanks,
Vladimir James
ink...@bigpond.com
wireless (NetComm 3G21WB)
27 iMac 2.8 GHz i5 8GB
OS X 10.6.6
On 24/02/2011, at 10:38 AM, Jennifer Lefroy wrote:
I would like to thank everyone who has contributed to this thread. It is
immensely useful to someone like me who
recommendations, especially those in form-letters that look like they were
designed more to improve BP's profits than anything else. The way BP's servers
are coping with traffic, I see little likelihood of improved connectivity, even
with the Eiffel Tower installed as my antenna.
Vladimir James
On 14
iMac 24 inch, 2.4 GHz Core 2 Duo (was introduced Aug 2007)
2 GB RAM, 320 GB HD, Snow Leopard loaded on partitioned drive
8x SuperDrive, Apple extended Keyboard, Mighty Mouse
One owner; never had any hardware issues
Check out specs with Mactracker http://mactracker.ca
…or
The iMac has a likely buyer.
Vlad James
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Only one lead to a USB2 socket is necessary for my Matias to work. I have no
idea which 'second lead' you're referring to. Where in the instructions is this?
I have camera and trackball leads plugged into the Matias. Both work nicely,
and I still have a spare port on the keyboard.
Not all
and
that is the embossing one the usb plug. I have function with either lead and
two are not nec. but the booklet says they must both be plugged into the
computer (MAc instructions).
Bill
On 16/09/2010, at 7:08 PM, Vladimir James wrote:
Only one lead to a USB2 socket is necessary
-port unit.
My unit is stamped FK302. IMO it leaves the latest Apple keyboard for dead.
Vlad
On 16/09/2010, at 9:31 PM, Bill Parker wrote:
Maybe not. This is non-folding model, PK104.
On 16/09/2010, at 8:58 PM, Vladimir James wrote:
I wonder if we're talking about the same
I only occasionally shut down (thunderstorms, outages); I use a UPS. The
computer is on 16-17 hours daily; manually put to sleep at night. I sometimes
put the unit to sleep during the day if I know it will be several hours before
I use it. The display is set to darken after 3 minutes. I pretty
, which is
something I'm seeking.
Vlad James
On 23/08/2010, at 7:32 AM, Peter Hinchliffe wrote:
On 20/08/2010, at 4:31 PM, Vladimir James wrote:
Good point. I'm in the process of replacing a modem/router (cost about $250)
which became 'obsolete' when Snow Leopard arrived. The replacement
with the upgrading to Snow Leopard,
but Telstra's Bigpond outdated/inadequate modem/router.
Cheers,
Ronni
On 23/08/2010, at 8:06 AM, Vladimir James wrote:
Regarding 'why': Although I have been having minor stoppage/dropout problems
with my wireless connection, it was on the basis
:
Hi Vlad
You might be interested in this article then, from yesterday.
http://www.mactalk.com.au/2010/08/22/the-truth-about-bigpond-and-their-mode
ms/
Kind Regards
Daniel
On 23/8/10 8:06 AM, Vladimir James ink...@bigpond.com wrote:
Regarding 'why': Although I have been having
Good point. I'm in the process of replacing a modem/router (cost about $250)
which became 'obsolete' when Snow Leopard arrived. The replacement costs $300.
Has to be bought at BigPond, of course.
Grumble, grumble
Vlad James
... on wireless, because I have to be
24 iMac 2.4 GHz Intel
2GB /
No problems here. Have been using a pair of WD 1 TB for the last year without
hassles.
Vlad James
On 24/07/2010, at 11:32 AM, Jon Davison wrote:
Hi everyone. I have two problems, as usual. So I would welcome any
suggestions here;
1. Has anyone had any problems with these 1TB WD
Aperture and Graphic Converter have image sharpeners. Of course, there are
strict limits which depend upon the sharpness of the original image.
Vlad James
On 29/05/2010, at 12:07 PM, Chris Burton wrote:
Hi muggers
I am presently going through my blue whale id image catalogue, and some
I can appreciate concern over monster downloads as I blundered into a download
fiasco just last week.
Without thinking of my circumstances I purchased a game (Dragon Age: Deluxe).
When I started downloading it I was shocked to see it was about 9.6 GB. My
shock hadn't worn off when I realised
I've been on Bigpond Wireless for about two and a half years using a Maxon
BP3-EXT modem. I'm connected 12-16 hrs daily. Unexpected disconnects seem to be
increasing during recent months. Currently I get about 5 or 6 a day. When the
connection fails I switch off the modem for 10-20 seconds,
It may have more to do with Apple maintaining a tight control on development
issues relating to their products. Apple may be encouraging open source
development vs Adobe's propriety schemes.
Vlad James
On 29/01/2010, at 8:14 AM, Peter Hinchliffe wrote:
On 28/01/2010, at 3:55 PM, Chris
It is certainly a remarkable quote.
However, the truth behind Apple's marketing success not only involves their
record of stunning products, but also a small but extremely influential network
of techno-gossips who seed the ground for products yet to come. I suspect that
Apple plays a key
Pity about the loss of wamug digests. It was always the preferable mode for me.
Vlad James
wireless
24 iMac 2.4 GHz Intel
2GB / 667MHz / 320GB
OS X 10.6.2
On 08/01/2010, at 9:52 AM, Paul Weaver wrote:
Hi Dave,
This question has been raised a few times, but it's still a mystery.
Cheers,
My dramas with Bigpond Wireless are similar, except that I'm using the Maxon
BP3-EXT modem. I frequently experience dropouts early in the morning between
6am and 8am, or after prolonged periods of inactivity. Usually, all I do is
disconnect the modem, wait for perhaps 15 or 20 seconds and
No longer available
Vlad
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Mark,
I've got a legal Adobe CS2 Premium which I would sell for $90.
Is this of any interest to you? Or anyone else?
Vlad James
Sawyers Valley
On 28/10/2009, at 11:01 AM, Mark wrote:
Hi,
I want to buy send hand the Adobe CS3 Design Standard (Mac -
Indesign, Illustrator, Acrobat Pro,
Have a look at uCalendarX. Been using it for years; very pleased with
it. Customize it to your own needs,
http://www.riuz.com/index_e.html
Vlad James
On 31/08/2009, at 9:42 AM, Peter Curtis wrote:
Hi everyone
I'm currently using iCal but not particularly happy with it.
Does anyone have
I was hoping that some of the more high-profile members would comment
on Bob Howells rebuke to Rob Phillips, but it appears that this is
unlikely to happen. The 'don't-make-waves' principle seems to have won
out. Who knows, in the end, maybe that's the best was to move forward.
On 09/08/2009, at 11:07 PM, Warwick Smith wrote:
Hi WAMUGers
Does anyone have a 'quick fix' for lost administrator privileges. My
personal PowerBook G4 (Mac OS X 10.5) now asks me for an
administrator name and password three times before I can use system
preferences, and no longer
On 6, Jul 2009, at 8:27, j...@iinet.net.au wrote:
Folks
I have a itouch os 3.0 and I can connect via wifi to my wireless
router but when
I select safari it says unable to connect to internet Can any body
suggest a
solution
john
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I have used Bigpond NextG Wireless Broadband for about 18 months, the
last six months pre-paid. My set-up is a fixed desk modem, USB
connect; location Sawyers Valley. Typical download speeds about 1500
kb/s, upload 330 kb/s. Service is reliable, with only occasional
congestion
FILE %S.
MISSING FILE %S.
Permissions repair complete
Vladimir James
On 16, Apr 2009, at 5:01, WAMUG Mailing List included:
Re: RE Disk Permissions 10.5.6
by Robert Howells rhowe...@arach.net.au
Hello list , I have a question for you !
Has anybody managed to run Permissions Repair
That Photoshop CS4 Upgrade has been sold.
Vlad
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Adobe Photoshop CS4 Upgrade Mac, $190 cash.
Online resellers ask about $300 (about $330 from Apple).
Seal broken but software unused. Boxed, includes 2 discs, serial
numbers. You will need a licensed copy of Photoshop CS, or CS2, or CS3
in order to use this upgrade.
I bought this item thinking
Adobe Photoshop CS4 Upgrade Mac, $240 cash.
Pick up in Sawyers Valley. I'm reluctant to ship. It's a pleasant
drive from most suburbs.
Seal broken but software unused. Boxed, includes 2 discs and serial
numbers. You will need a licensed copy of Photoshop CS, or CS2, or CS3
in order to
Using ClamXav 1.1.1 to watch email and downloads on iMac Intel 2.4GHz.
Been using ClamXav since it appeared. No infections, no special
problems.
Vlad James
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I'd like to connect my iMac to a Yamaha hi-fi system in order to get
optimal audio for music. A bit of googling suggests that it might be
possible to use a shielded 3.5mm-to-double-RCA cable from the
headphone out jack for this.
Has anyone tried this?
Optimistic,
Vlad James
running Intel
I notice that several members are proclaiming the merits of their
favourite mouse.
Many years ago I found that hours of daily use of the mouse was
leaving me with muscle tightness, even spasms, in the upper trapezius.
Even switching hands did little to ease the problem; it only shifted
I've been with Bigpond's NextG wireless for a year now.
(After a happy stint with Westnet, it was always going to be difficult.)
Bigpond's collection of monthly fees is excellent.
Telephone support is a hassle, generally unsatisfactory.
Bigpond's advertising and merchandising is a nuisance.
Sony 17 inch Trinitron monitor with flat screen and vga to Mac adapter.
This excellent monitor was purchased 12-2001 for $670 and has had only
light use.
Yours for a $20 gratuity (the adapter alone costs more than that).
Pick up near Mundaring.
Email me.
Vlad James
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are using.
Can you change your default text encoding on that digest message and
see if the message then displays correctly?
Cheers,
Ronni
On 05/06/2008, at 9:17 AM, Vladimir James wrote:
On 5, Jun 2008, at 5:01, WAMUG Mailing List included examples of an
anomaly which
has confused me for some time
On 5, Jun 2008, at 5:01, WAMUG Mailing List included examples of an
anomaly which
has confused me for some time. It's likely that this has been
explained in the past,
but I have missed it.
Example: In Ronni's reply to Gary, the symbols =92s appear in my
received Digest copy in
place of
That WAMUG logo of the past few years was an excellent design. Didn't
see it on the website. What happened to it?
Vlad James
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Sony 17 inch Trinitron monitor with flat screen and vga to Mac adapter.
This excellent monitor was purchased 12-2001 for $670 and has had only
light use.
it's not small and I need the space, so it has to go. Yours for a $20
gratuity (the adapter alone costs more than that). Pick up near
CanoScan 5000F flatbed A4 scanner; cost $399 Aug '03; in good nick;
comes with software on CD ROM; USB connection; works with Tiger. I'm
committed to Leopard, so Canon's sluggishness in offering drivers for
Leopard, and my need for work space, is why I'm unloading it.
Yours for $20
Virgin may have released plans, but they don't reach my block. I just
checked. I can assure you that Telstra are the ONLY kids on my block.
Telstra/BigPond's download limits per dollar cost are atrocious. $150
monthly for 3 gigs. I will be following Andrew's lead by complaining
loudly and
Very reassuring to see someone else trying Next G Relocatable
Wireless Broadband. I thought I was alone.
I have been using Next G RWBroadband for twelve days. During that
time the only dramas with the software have been two or three
occasions when the Connection Manager would not respond
I've just connected to BigPond's Next G Wireless - my only option for
broadband. Has anyone on Wireless managed to find a convenient way of
accurately measuring network traffic? Most of the software is of
course for Windows, and the rest that I've come across doesn't seem
to accommodate
front, and those edits
are applied before the resulting file is compressed.
extract from: http://www.winsupersite.com/showcase/longhorn_raw_images.asp
Vladimir James
No broadband in my part of Sawyers Valley
-- Severin Crisp wrote
I have a Nikon Coolpix 5700 which shoots
I need the room taken up by this Pentium iii for a Mac.
Three years ago I paid $320 for the equipment listed below. I bought it
for only one reason - to play a game (Warlords iii) which was only
available on the Windows platform. I never used it for any other purpose.
Never had any trouble with
I have let my membership lapse several times; I have only attended two
or three meetings, but I check the mailing list daily and have done so
for many years.
The WAMUG mailing list is indispensable for reasons well documented by
many others. The list and group activities have depended on a
I've been using an APE (Australian Protective Electronics) PG600 for
about ten years. It has worked without a hitch for hundreds of power
outages. Had only two problems: Had to replace the wet cell a few years
ago, and one of the three protected outlets has loose prongs (annoying).
Over all, I
Problem: A slot-loading iMac using MacOSX wants to use an old printer, a
LaserWriter Select 360. Because the printing protocols have changed when
the iMac arrived, it will not recognise the printer. Asante have
produced a device (AsanteTalk) which rectifies the problem. It requires
the only
The PowerBook 5300 has gone.
Original message:
From: Vladimir James [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 14, February 2007 3:59:40 JST
To: WAMUG Mailing List wamug@wamug.org.au
Subject: PowerBook 5300 going
Free. Pick up in Mundaring or Sawyers Valley. This unit was
refurbished by Apple
Stuart's letter describes almost exactly what happened to me.
It's clear that Telstra's sales agents haven't a clue, or don't care
about the realities of connectivity. Telstra must be held accountable
for this.
It's important for anyone failing to get the BB bundle promised to
insure
I reckon two days of mail have not gotten to me. I normally receive
10-15 emails daily, not counting junk and spam. I've been asked by my
ISP to confirm that someone has sent mail to me during the period
Sept 30 to Oct 1.
I did not receive wamug digests #1153 and #1154. Can anyone confirm
on the phone via
the ISDN because if you were you would be taking up another channel
and you would only be able to get 7-8KB/sec of incompressible data
from a single channel.
Mal
On 21/09/2006, at 10:51 PM, Vladimir James wrote:
My download speeds are running like arctic treacle. Just in the
last
My download speeds are running like arctic treacle. Just in the last
fortnight
or so. Can't think of anything I might have done to cause it. Every
once in a
while I get this paranoid feeling that some virus has snuck in, or my
ISP is
squeezing the bandwidth.
I'm on ISDN dial-up, so speeds
I previously asked for suggestions on Safari's recent failure to open
certain websites, including my bank accounts.
I fooled around deleting com.apple.safari.plist (Peder) and cookies
(Bob) plus a few other attempts, but I eventually gave up. I have
come to the conclusion, as have many other
Just recently Safari has been unable to open certain websites,
including my bank accounts. I get error messages like this:
**
Safari can’t open the page.
Safari can’t open the page “https://ibs.bankwest.com.au/BWLogin/
singleriblogon.aspx”. The error was: “lost network
Brett,
This has happened to me on several occasions when I clicked on the
'Get Mail' icon. I then cancelled the dialog box and instead went to
the menubar (Mailbox) clicking on 'Get New Mail' and selecting the
appropriate account. I was able to get my mail this way. Seemed to be
a
Lately, every time I open Mail I also open iCal. As I don't use iCal,
this double-opening is a nuisance. I don't have any sync options
ticked in the preferences of either program.
Can anyone recommend an easy way to break this nexus?
I have also notice that Mail Preferences often refuse to
Kelly,
FYI
I found WoodtypeOrnamentsStd.otf hiding in Application SupportAdobe.
Being interested in your problem and a bit of a font freak, I
installed it. It's an OpenType font created by MS Adobe, and it's
supposed to work with either Windows or Mac. But it didn't.
It seemed to
Has anyone ever encountered difficulty mounting Dymo LabelWriter
printer drivers?
I have a Dymo LabelWriter 310. I have been able to get it to work on
Classic, but the procedures are so awkward as to make usage
prohibitive. I have never been able to get the printer driver to
mount under
Mac,
In addition to the advice from Bob and Westnet, you might also check
Keychains to insure that you do not have multiple passwords hanging
around in that folder. With the increasing frequency of password
changes, this is something that seems likely to happen. Happened to me.
Vlad
On
Two anomalies I've noticed since upgrading to 10.4.3.
1. I cannot open System Profiler. Most menu items remain greyed out.
No error message.
2. Preview cannot open .pict files created by Snapz Pro X. Never had
this difficulty before. (Yes, I notified Apple.) Graphic Converter
opens the
In an earlier letter I stated that I couldn't open System Profiler.
Well, I found I can open it by going to the Apple menuMore
Information. However, I still can't open it directly with a double-
click. It's unlocked and I have access. Strange.
In the same letter I said that Preview would
I used Mellel for 7-8 months while waiting for Nisus to get their act
together regarding X. I think it's a very good word processor, second
only to current versions of Nisus. Mellel worked well with long
documents, which was a key consideration for me.
Vlad
On 8, Nov 2005, at 5:04, WAMUG
A few of you may remember that Telstra's ISDN modem NT1 Plus II
proved to be incompatible with MacOS 10.4.2. The only solutions
available were to either buy a router or regress to 10.4.1. I chose
the latter.
However, I have just now successfully connected the NT1 Plus II using
MacOS
Another Safari 2.0 failure noted on recently changed website (http://
www.getonce.com.au/index.htm) which claims to meet standards for
HTML. 4.0.1. Since Get Once changed their layout Safari has to make
endless horizontal scrolls just to view the graphics. Same website
works fine using
Thanks Rob for that innovative approach. I thought hard before
deciding against it. While I do have a Pentium 3 (not as a doorstop,
but for rare bouts of Warlords III), I have a mental set against
using it for anything serious. :-/
If there is no Apple or Telstra solution in a month or
The MacOS 10.4.2/Telstra NT1 Plus II incompatibility persists. For
those that may have forgotten, Telstra's ISDN modem will not connect
under OS 10.4.2. The only work-around is to regress to OS 10.4.1, as
I have done, or do as Rod Jurich did (WAMUG 28 July) and buy a $200
router.
My
After dealing with the Apple phone robot on 133622...
Apple Support: Hello, this is (Indian name given). What is your name?
Me: Vlad James
Apple Support: How do you spell your first name?
Me: My first name is Vladimir, V-l-a-d-i-m-i-r.
Apple Support: What is your surname?
Me: James, J-a-m-e-s.
Telstra already recognise this as a widespread problem. They offer
the Apple support # 133622, extension Tier 2 Australia. This offered
some hope, but when I rang, I was given a rundown on working hours
and told they were closed. Looks like a long weekend wait ahead.
Background: After
This message from Apple Discussions pretty well sums up the
predicament for ISDN users who have (like me) or might upgrade to
MacOS 10.4.2.
Happy days,
Vlad James
Telstra ISDN NT1 Plus II Modem (Australia) and OS 10.4.2
This is a
Update to my previous msg.
Used Software Update to install OS 10.4.2 on my G4/800. Thereafter, I
couldn't connect using ISDN. My internet settings seemed to be
altered by the update. The Connection Log stated that my Connect
script failed. After much fiddling with the Network connections,
Used Software Update to install OS 10.4.2 on my G4/800. Thereafter, I
couldn't connect using ISDN. My internet settings seemed to be
altered by the update. The Connection Log stated that my Connect
script failed. After much fiddling with the Network connections,
including re-setting the
Peter Hinchliffe wrote that he couldn't ... use Cmd-X to cut a
portion of
the filename of an item to the clipboard. I have a range of files in
which often have to transpose parts of their file names. For this I
have always highlighted part of the filename, used Cmd-X to cut it
out, then gone
On 12, Jun 2005, Peter Sealy wrote:
Subject: Re: Preview's PDF scale preferences don't work?
Date: Sat, 11 Jun 2005 22:05:55 +1000
X-Mailer: Apple Mail (2.730)
On 10/06/2005, at 5:11 PM, James Devenish wrote:
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED]
on Fri, Jun 10, 2005 at 02:35:02PM +0800, Shay
Free:
CD-ROM Drive: Panasonic KXL-D742 4X Portable with SCSI cable and
transformer (240V 12VDC). Can run on six AA batteries or
rechargeable KXL-D30 7.2V.
This 'Quad Speed Portable' was purchased in the USA 1996 US$354 and
used with my 'cutting edge' :-) PowerBook 5300. I haven't used it
Intel or no -- she'll be apples.
Cheers,
Vlad James
Stoked on OS 10.4.1 on my G4/800
I was chasing a Tiger and came across this:
www.storewars.org
Diana Stevens wrote --
When we first bought the PC (Windows XP) it could connect to the Macs
on the network and print to the Typhoon 8 (LocalTalk) via wireless to
the router then via Ethernet and the AsanteTalk Adaptor. The Adaptor
does not support TCP/IP so I
Thanks to Susan Hastings, Martin Hill and the presenters for the
streamed video of the meeting. A lot of hard work, I'm sure, but good
stuff with lots of potential.
Vlad James
I recently upgraded a slot-loading iMac from MacOSX 2 to 3.8. Since
that time the Printer is not responding. I have pinged Ethernet with
positive results, so the problem appears to be the printer. Connections
are solid, and it prints a test sheet without problems. It worked fine
previously.
A few years ago I switched from Macromedia to Adobe products, figuring
Adobe had more of what I needed. Went flat out last August, investing
in the Adobe CreativeSuite Premium for about $1500. I thought I was all
set. Less than 7 months later Adobe signals the latest CS upgrade.
About $1300.
Peter's step-by-step approach sorted out the problem. I have recorded his
procedures in my troubleshooting files.
Ref Shay's query: AFAIK I did not run a S.M.A.R.T hard drive test with
DiskWarrior. I'm not familiar with that test; I've only used DW about
once or twice this past year.
All systems
Suddenly, some applications will no longer open - Safari, Disc Utility,
System Profiler, Intego VirusBarrier X, uCalendar, TinkerTools. Similar
syptoms - the eternal pinwheel, but no new window or other execution.
App appears in dock with message Application Not Responding, which
necessitates a
My email query on the same matter was posted more than a month ago. It
also remains unanswered.
Vlad
-- snipped from WAMUG Digest #601 -
I would also be happy to pay my subscription to WAMUG this year but
my email to the new treasurer sent a week ago, asking where I should
post the
--- from Rod
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On a side note, my wife just came back from Sydney and bought a few new
release CDs there. $10 each, brand new and shrinkwrapped (and in a
legitimate store!). At that price, the traditional stores might put
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