Hi Dan and All!
There are a number of options now:
http://www.sightspeed.com
http://www.wengo.com
http://www.yak.com
The ideal one is Sightspeed. Easy to set up, and a lot less painful
than iVisit. The most promising (and stable) out of the lot imho.
There is another option though. Yahoo
Thanks all for the responses.
Question wasn't for me, it was sent to me for WAMUG as the person couldn't
post to WAMUG, so although I could answer it, I thought the group might have
some different answers as well. :o)
So, yeh, that's why :o) I was just the middle man ;o)
Kind Regards
Daniel
On
Re HP 8150 - for more modest printer needs (not as fast but smaller
than a microwave oven) the HP 2100TN is bullet-proof - I have had one
networked for 50 users/20 terminals in a Primary School for 6+ years,
serviced once (staple jammed inside), and have purchased 2 more at
auction, $30
Hi All
With the advance of the Intel Mac's being able to run Windows we saw
Bootcamp released from Apple. One of the other competitors was Parallels,
which is the same principal (running Windows, or any other OS) on the Mac,
but without the need to restart.
The product is nearing shipping, and
Hi WAMUGers,
Is anyone using a Hard Disk Camcorder?
If so, what are your impressions please?
Yesterday I purchased a JVC HDD GZ-MG37AA Camcorder. It has a 30GB HD.
It comes with software 'Capty MPEG Edit EX' so you can convert the
MPEG-2 (Muxed) file to DV Stream for Editing in iMovie HD.
It
Hi Guys,
I want to create a Mac Media centre (I plan to buy a case I like and
put the guts of a mac inside it) that has TV, DVD, Pictures, etc.
Basically I want to do the main features of Windows Media Centre
Edition but as a Mac.
I want to use an internal IR receiver so that one remote
The feedback I have been getting is as follows.
Both DVD camcorders and HD camcorders compress the images and
consequently significant quality is lost in the process. By
comparison Mini DV tapes record high quality video without
compression. I also believe (but am not positive about this)
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