Great as an eBook and netbook.Can only upload from camera or SD card if you have the $39 dongle but no problems if you're doing it via WiFiNo Firefox, you have to use SafariGreat for playing music and watching videos - its is a giant iPod
Regards, Eugene
On 23/06/2010, at
Hi Lyn, I use the iPad for light Internet checking emails and the web. Using
safari I have my bookmarks synced with my main Mac through MobileMe.
I love it as an ebook reader using the Kindle app and Borders app. I watch tv
shows and movies. I have the camera connection kit and upload photos,
Ronni's solution, as always, is elegant.
Alternatively, I have an encrypted, password protected disk image of a
Word document which gives a very flexible way of saving all sorts of
useful and important information securely in brief or at length. On
receiving any serial number or
Dear WAMUGersPlease can you help?I have applied to Telstra have International Roaming switched on.I can see that the call rates are maybe 3 or 4 times higher.What about data?Is data just data - doesn't matter where you are? I have a $10 data pack which i NEVER get close to using up.Will it be the
Hi Rod,I understand that the rate depends on the service provider you happen to be hooked up to at the time. This can vary. You have the option with the iPhone to lock onto one particular provide or automatically connect to the strongest signal.The data will be charged by the service provider over
Rod, you are most likely better off buying data off your hotel's wireless
network - I'm on the 3 network, and it was going to cost a bomb to use that due
to the call costs.
Best regards
Justin Davies
m...@justindavies.com.au
www.justindavies.com.au
0414 567 638
9309 9309
Linked In:
I used mine in the UK last year for calls and data, until Optus phoned
me. My data had run up the bill into 4 digits and
was $40/Mb.
None of it was included in my Aus contract ($49 cap plan).
Last time I went to UK I bought a Tesco sim and it worked fine in my
iPhone after a call to their
Not sure for all countries but I'm currently in New Zealand.
Basically just bought a local pre-paid sim with data. I did the same
on a US visit.
Just need an unlocked phone.
Cheers
Kane
Sent from my iPhone
On Jun 23, 2010, at 9:24 PM, Rod Blitvich rb...@iinet.net.au wrote:
Dear
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone else can replicate this apparent bug in iOS4?
On my MacBook Pro running OSX 10.6.4 I use the birthday date entered into
Address Book to show birthdays in iCal.
Works fine.
I sync this data to my iPhone 3GS running iOS4 via the iTunes 9.2, USB
connection setup.
Hi Robin,
Not a problem with my families birthday notes over 80. Using 10.6.4 and iOS4.
Cheers,
Peder
On 23/06/2010, at 20:17 PM, Robin Belford wrote:
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone else can replicate this apparent bug in iOS4?
On my MacBook Pro running OSX 10.6.4 I use the birthday date
I highly recommend turning Data Roaming off to avoid the annoying $400
data bill.
I just turned it on when I found myself needing to use Maps or look up
timetables etc. then turned it straight off again.
If you're going to be over there for a while it may be worth sourcing a
local data
To give you an idea of cost... less than 3 mins in the UK whilst
roaming cost $25 (run as a test for work). Best bet is either, as
others have suggested, get a local SIM in the country you are
traveling to or talk to your mobile provider before you go to see what
other options there might be.
Hi All
I have an interesting one here, so looking for some ideas ;)
(Long day,...brain half asleep,..etc)
Have a client with a MacBookPro (2GHz/2GB RAM/80GB HDD) running 10.4.11 all
OS updates.
As they've said They aren't sure what they've done but for some reason
during a program crash or
Knew I'd forget something.
I also reset the PMU (whichever one it's called) ;o)
And just remembered that the other thing I forgot to try is to remove the
battery and try that. (that will be tomorrow's test).
Kind Regards
Daniel
---
Daniel Kerr
MacWizardry
Phone: 0414 795 960
Email: daniel @
At risk of this being a lame suggestion, my MacBook Pro click functionality was
affected by a dud battery which expanded.
Cheers, Steven
On 23/06/2010, at 10:26 PM, Daniel Kerr wrote:
Hi All
I have an interesting one here, so looking for some ideas ;)
(Long day,...brain half
Thanks Steven
Yes, that's on the list to check tomorrow.
Thanks for the suggestion, appreciated :)
Though, just seems strange that it affects an external Bluetooth mouse to
left click as well. But hey, anything's worth a try at this stage :o)
Kind Regards
Daniel
On 24/6/10 3:33 AM, Steven
Thanks Everyone!cheersBlittoOn 23/06/2010, at 10:11 PM, Duncan Hardman wrote:To give you an idea of cost... less than 3 mins in the UK whilstroaming cost $25 (run as a test for work). Best bet is either, asothers have suggested, get a local SIM in the country you aretraveling to or talk to your
Hi Daniel,
I had something similar (a bit different though), happen to a client's new
MacBook just lately.
He was unable to 'double click' on anything. The only way I could open anything
on his MB was by 'control-click'.
I noticed he had Double-Click speed set at the highest speed (Fast), or
Rod, you mentioned Malaysia specifically, I always turn of data roaming when I
am in K.L. and use the multitude of free wi fi spots, they can be found in a
lot of cafe's, pub's and hotel lobbys ( you sometimes have to be a bit cheeky
and say you are a guest/meeting a guest and just need the
Susan,
Thanks for that. Might I have a contact number and address so that I
may drop around at your convenience?
regards
Kevin
Kev, I've got a spare you can have. We live in East Perth. Cheers, Susan
Sent from my iPad
On 23/06/2010, at 10:33 AM, KEVIN Lock kal...@iinet.net.au wrote:
I use an iConnectAccess621 ADSL/ADSL2/2+ router for my internet connections.
Just recently it has developed the annoying habit of dropping PPP and therefore
losing connection two or three times a day. I have had talks with my Service
Provider Techo's who assure me the problem is not with
We can go for a drive and get some Kev
On 23/06/2010, at 10:33 AM, KEVIN Lock wrote:
Need some help with stuff for my Mac give-away-project.
I have six 350mhz slot loaders needing keyboards. I am hoping that
WAMUGERS have some in the shed. Condition is not a worry as I give
them a
you are sure the phone line is clean..no hiss or other noise,
what is the speed you get, is it lower then earlier times
(speedtest.net)...did you check all the connections (unplug
replug), yes you may get/borrow another modem to see if that solves
the problems, a good service
Hi Kevin,
our address is Unit 16/7 Bronte Street East Perth, opposite the old East Perth
Cemetary.
My mobile is 0409 688 004
Alternatively, I am going to see Daniel this morning at about 10.00 to pick up
something, if you live somewhere in that area I could drop it in to you.
cheers,
Thanks for the reply James.
The line appears to be fine at the moment although it was noisy yesterday.
Speed test remains the same as tests done last week. I will keep monitoring
the situation for now.
Regards
John
On 24/06/2010, at 8:54 AM, James / Hans Kunz wrote:
you are sure the phone
Hi Daniel,
Another thing I just thought of. Does 'Tap clicking' work? Or is it just the
actual 'click button'?
Also have you tried a firmware restoration?
http://support.apple.com/kb/index?page=searchsrc=support_site.homelocale=en_USq=Firmware%20Restoration
Cheers,
Ronni
On 24/06/2010, at
Hi Ronni
I think we tried the tap to click,..or tried to turn it on at least. It's
hard to select things when you can't click to actually do it,..lol :o)
Haven't tried the firmware restoration as yet,...might be fun with limited
clicking also. Will see how it goes.
Thanks though.
Kind Regards
I'd suggest you do the alternate sim card bit.
Just back from the States my provider 3 network screwed it up when
I asked them to turn International roaming OFF, they made sure it was
turned ON.
Thinking it was off I used the phone to look at sites etc ran up a
bill of nearly $400,
Have you tried booting of the install CD, see if it works when not booted from
the OS on the hard drive?
If it works you could do an archive install.
On 24/06/2010, at 2:26 AM, Daniel Kerr wrote:
Hi All
I have an interesting one here, so looking for some ideas ;)
(Long day,...brain
If you go to
http://www.nearmap.com/
and type in address - 790 hay st perth, an aerial view of the area
is shown, you can zoom in or change the view point
http://www.nearmap.com/?ll=-31.952936,115.855623z=20t=hnmd=20100529
near the top is bar, which has dates - select a date and you get
sounds like you have a line problem depending on rainfall, there is a
rumour going around that telstra was using cheap sealant for the
cable interconnects which causes water disturbing the phone lines
James
On 24/06/2010, at 9:13, John Thompson wrote:
Thanks for the reply James.
The line
thanks James.
I'll keep a close watch on the performance during different weather periods.
John
On 24/06/2010, at 11:02 AM, James / Hans Kunz wrote:
sounds like you have a line problem depending on rainfall, there is a rumour
going around that telstra was using cheap sealant for the cable
Hi Ronni
When you recently responded to a query and indicated how you use Keychain I
decided I should have a look at whether I should be doing likewise. I didn't
get very far, was not sure what to do so just left it alone.
At least that's what I thought I had done but now I am locked out of
Does anyone have have any experience or advice on the Timecapsule.
http://www.apple.com/au/timecapsule/
It appears to be the cat's pyjamas, yet on browsing the reviews/comments (
http://store.apple.com/au/reviews/MC343X/A?mco=MTcwNTU4MzQ) on the thing it
would appear to have a very dodgy power
@ office works you can buy wb books = 1tb with software to make them
working as time capsule
James
On 24/06/2010, at 12:13, Jim D wrote:
Does anyone have have any experience or advice on the Timecapsule.
http://www.apple.com/au/timecapsule/
It appears to be the cat's pyjamas, yet on
On 24/06/2010, at 11:46 AM, Laura Webb wrote:
Hi Ronni
When you recently responded to a query and indicated how you use Keychain I
decided I should have a look at whether I should be doing likewise. I didn't
get very far, was not sure what to do so just left it alone.
At least
Hi Ronni
Thanks for that but still no joy. I've followed the steps you mention but when
I select show password I am
asked for my keychain login password. The only password I know is my main login
password and when I insert
that I get a message saying it is invalid. Is there a separate admin
Hi Laura,
You say below that you did 'Verify' your login keychain … You had to type in
your Administrator(User Account) password to allow you to do that?
If you never set a different password for your Keychain 'login', the password
is your Administrator password.
Cheers,
Ronni
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