Dr Who to MP3?

[pweaver]

Seeing as we all seem to be thinking about music, there is a pretty
cool original track of the Dr Who theme at
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/7512072.stm

What I'd like to know is there any easy way to convert this to an MP3
version?

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Some days I mentioned I had some old Macs to go. Unfortunately I need
to have a look at what's on the drives before I pass them on.  There
may be some stuff I'd like to preserve.  Sorry for jumping the gun.

Cheers, Paul.


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TV freebie

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I'm offering a 20 inch colour Singer TV with remote. Works fine.
Free! Free!  I live in Palmyra.

Paul.


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Re: Looking to Buy: Older Mac Equip.

[pweaver]

Hi James,  I'm about to toss out some SE30s and other obsolete Mac
junk.  Any use to you?

Paul.


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Read saved IE pages on OSX

[pweaver]

I have some Internet Explorer web pages saved from several years ago
which can be opened on an OS9 setup but my question is this:

Is there an OSX browser app which can view the old IE page saves? 
I've tried Safari and Firefox without luck. 

Cheers, Paul.


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Re: U TUBE

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TubeTV is supposed to be pretty good. Go to:
http://www.chimoosoft.com/products/


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Re: Tour Sydney's Apple Store

[pweaver]

I was reading about the just opened $15 million dollar store on Apple
au.  They're saying, Tip 1. Shop early. Shop late. The store tends to
be busiest in the middle of the day. I would have thought it a bit
early to claim a trend like that.

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Apple boss claims no complaints

[pweaver]

I've just read a SMH press report quoting a head honcho at Apple
Australia who claims he's never had an email complaining about price
disparity between Oz and the US: "I've been working for Apple since
2000 and I have never once - and I receive hundreds of emails a day
from customers - had one email [complaining] about our pricing."
http://www.smh.com.au/news/biztech/apple-says-the-price-is-right/2008/
06/19/1213770787249.html

It seems amazing that hundreds of customers a day are able to email
the 'senior vice-president for retail.'   I never appreciated Apple's
chiefs were so accessible.

Paul.


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Accounting with OSX?

[pweaver]

I have a some sons with a successful plumbing business.  For several
years they've been operating MYOB on Windoze, but have finally
changed over the office computer to a new iMac.  Does anyone have any
suggestions for a better accounting package to use on the new machine.

Cheers, Paul.


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New Apple products?

[pweaver]

I noticed at JB's today that they've cut the price quite a bit on
their current iMacs.  Could this be a sign?

Paul.


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New Apple products?

[pweaver]

I noticed at JB's today that they've cut the price quite a bit on
their current iMacs.  Could this be a sign?

Paul.


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Re: PageMaker

[pweaver]

When I did my PhD years ago I used partially used an OS8 version of
Nisus because it had some very sophisticated features that other
apps. didn't.   The development of Nisus has been ongoing and should
be well worth testing with a free OSX demo at http://www.nisus.com/

Cheers, Dr Paul.

 


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Re: Useful list explaining Mac shortcuts

[pweaver]

I checked my original post in WAMUG archives and the URL was correct.
I don't know where the incorrect one in the thread came from.  Maybe
it got digested in the digest generator and was regurgitated;)

Cheers, Paul.


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Useful list explaining Mac shortcuts

[pweaver]

Here is a pretty useful list explaining the many shortcuts I never
knew about on Mac keyboards:  http://www.danrodney.com/mac/index.html

Cheers, Paul.

Cm'on the Freo Dockers
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Re: Google prompt cache?

[pweaver]

Thanks Ronda.  I didn't know about that feature, but it didn't do the
trick.  However I have now tracked down the cause of my problem.  It
comes from the folder "Other items" in the "Autofill" section of
"Preferences."  Delete the annoying URLs or all of them and the
problem is solved.  As you would probably know, there's a checkbox to
disable the function completely.

Thanks again, Paul.


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Google prompt cache?

[pweaver]

When I do a search on Google using Safari, annoying prompts come up
for past searches with common syllables.  Does anyone know where the
prompts are cached so I can delete them?

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Wacom Bamboo tablet

[pweaver]

Does anyone on the list use a Wacom Bamboo tablet. I'm interested how
they rate. Also does anyone know any dealers in Perth who have
tablets on display. 

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Re: Stolen Mac helps nab burglary suspects

[pweaver]

If you go to the WA country paper The Wagin Argus you can see the
actual pics.

http://wagin.yourguide.com.au/content/lifestyle/1239670/



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Re: eBay non connect

[pweaver]

I've figured out the problem. "Parental controls" was toggled on for
that account.

Another triumph over machine by a human.

Paul.  


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eBay non connect

[pweaver]

Running OS 10.5.2 and Safari 3.1.1 here on a iMac set up with
different accounts for members of the family.  One of the accounts
refuses to connect to eBay.  All other connects are okay, just not
eBay.  Any suggestions on a fix please.

Paul.


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Re: isopropyl alcohol

[pweaver]

You can buy boxes of relatively inexpensive, individually packaged
pre-injection isopropyl alcohol swabs from pharmacies.  They're handy
for cleaning all sorts of things.  The swabs are safer and more
convenient than having bottles of the stuff lying about.

Cheers, Paul.


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New iMacs

[pweaver]

Well the new iMacs have been announced as predicted.  Plus the price
has dropped on the basic machine from A$1698 to $A1599.   Too bad
they don't appear to have designed a better Mighty Mouse.

Cheers, Paul.


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[pweaver]

I figure that with the current rate of exchange the Australian price
of a basic iMac costing AU$1,698 equates to US$1,577.   The same
machine in the US is priced at US$1,199.

That's a difference of $US 370.  One has to wonder if Australian
customers are being gouged?

I've heard an revised version of the iMac is imminent.  Will the
prices drop for Australians?


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Re: WARNING AND SORRY

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I don't think Peter has anything to be sorry about.  I got the same
immediate response after I sent a message to the WAMUG server and I
hadn't looked at his or anyone elses posts for a couple of days.  The
message that came through had a link to a Russian chat list. 

Kind wishes, Paul.  


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Firmware updates

[pweaver]

Since 9 April I've  had eight automatic firmware updates from Apple. 
For example "2008-04-21 16:50:43 +0800: Installed "iMac EFI Firmware
Update" (1.3)"   But the description on all of them seems the same. 
Have I had eight different updates, or am I getting the same one over
and over?

Cheers, Paul.


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PanoramaMaker

[pweaver]

I recently received PanoramaMaker 3 bundled with a Nikon pocket
digital camera.  It's supposed to work on my Intel OSX Mac and it
does on the first boot up.  However if I quit and try to reload it
won't.   The only cure seems a reinstall.  There is a more recent
patch for the program, but the same thing happens.

There is also a PanoramaMaker 4 which can be bought.  Does anyone
have experience with this version?

Cheers, Paul.


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Laptop for occasional use?

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I'm looking at buying a Lowepro backpack which has provision for a
small laptop. (Compartment dimensions: 
 30.5 X 4 X 38 cm.)  I don't have a laptop, but I was  wondering if
there is such things as really cheap second hand Mac types with a
reliable batteries about?  Preferably with OSX. Making notes would be
the main function. Any recommendations, or warnings about pitfalls
would be appreciated?

Cheers, Paul.  


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Bad, bad, mouse!

[pweaver]

On 15 Jan I put up a post "Mighty Mouse scroll fix."  Well I can
report that the skeptics were right.  It was temporary. The behavior
of my wireless mouse steadily deteriorated and this week was replaced
under warranty.  I gather plenty of others have been very
disappointed with these gadgets.  From what I've read, I fear it
won't be too long before my new one goes the same way as the first. 
Very heavy on batteries too.  Is this the most environmentally
unfriendly computer mouse design of all time? 

Paul.


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ISP performance results

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For those who are unhappy with their ISP and the service they are
getting, or are still on dial up trying to make up their mind about
broadband, I suggest they go have a read at this link
http://whirlpool.net.au/survey/2007/

Apparently Westnet did pretty well, according to their newsletter at
http://www.mywestnet.com.au/members/newsletter/2008/march2008.htm#1

Cheers, Paul.


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Re: Photo quality inkjet recommendations.... anyone?

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Harvey Norman?


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Re: Please Verify Your Account

[pweaver]

My sympathy to Mark being obliged by his employers to sort through
thousands of bogus emails each week.   It might be time to search for
a more meaningful purpose in life?  I did that a few times in my
working life  without regrets.

Paul.


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Re: Please Verify Your Account

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Yes it is spam. A phishing spam.  I sent it to the list by mistake
when it should have gone to Westnet.  My apologies.  Westnet never
ask for this sort of information by email.  There is a similar bogus
one from purporting to be from Coca Cola - beware, you have not won a
competition.  I probably get at least one phishing email every day,
many banks, eBay and Paypal fakers are having a go.   Don't respond
to any of them.  Whatever happened to the old fashioned Nigerian
get-rich-quick letter?  I used to collect them.

Paul.   


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Re: Laser Printer Recommendations?

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The Brother HL 2040 is an excellent B&W laser printer for pretty well
any Mac system up the latest OSX 10.5.2.  The've been advertised by
various retailers for about $80 in recent weeks.

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Re: OSX 10.5.2 allows import of file names with slashes

[pweaver]

Well in my situation I was previously unable  import (transfer, move,
drag and drop) text files created on older systems into various
storage media on an OSX system if they had slashes in the dates of
the icon names.  This was very inconvenient because I'd been happily
including slashes on dates for Mac file names since the late 1980s.  
I'd originally mentioned this problem on the list in 2007 or 2006, or
maybe it was 2005?  People were familiar with the problem, but here
was no easy solution anyone could suggest.

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OSX 10.5.2 allows import of file names with slashes

[pweaver]

Something I've found I can do with OSX 10.5.2 that I couldn't do
previously is to be able to import archived files with slashes in the
dates on the icon file names.

Cheers, Paul.


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Re: Another Great Mac IT Officer job...

[pweaver]

Out of curiosity I tried to look at this position but the WA Govt. 
jobs site at the link defied my efforts.  Can't see how anyone could
find any job easily on it, or am I missing something?

Paul.


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WAMUG archive update?

[pweaver]

Over the past few weeks I've found it more convenient to read WAMUG
postings/threads direct at
http://www.mail-archive.com/wamug@wamug.org.au/

I notice that a thread-posting I made today about a successful Safari
fix (Westnet MyPhoto feature is anti-Safari) didn't appear.

Is there a glitch?

Cheers, Paul.


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Re: Westnet MyPhoto feature is anti-Safari

[pweaver]

Deleting  ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.Safari.plist did the job. 
But I discovered that Safari should be quitted before this is done,
otherwise the dodgy effort gets replaced.

Thanks everyone, another human victory over a machine.

Paul.


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Re: Westnet MyPhoto feature is anti-Safari

[pweaver]

Unfortunately I'd tried Bob's suggestion about Safari Enhancer before
Ronnie's warning came up.  Sorry Ronnie.  I trashed the Safari
Enhancer folder but now I get messages from some websites saying that
my Safari browser is an obsolete Internet Explorer version and they
don't want to know.  Any suggestions how to get my Safari back to
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Re: Westnet MyPhoto feature is anti-Safari

[pweaver]

Unfortunately I'd tried Bob's suggestion about Safari Enhancer before
Ronnie's warning came up.  Sorry Ronnie.  I trashed the Safari
Enhancer folder but now I get messages from some websites saying that
my Safari browser is an obsolete Internet Explorer version and they
don't want to know.  Any suggestions how to get my Safari back to
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Re: Westnet MyPhoto feature is anti-Safari

[pweaver]

Unfortunately I'd tried Bob's suggestion about Safari Enhancer before
Ronnie's warning about non compatibility with OS 10.5.1 came up. 
Sorry Ronnie.  I trashed the Safari Enhancer folder but now I get
messages from some websites saying that my Safari browser is an
obsolete Internet Explorer version and they don't want to know.  Any
suggestions how to get my Safari 3.0.4 back to normal please?


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Westnet MyPhoto feature is anti-Safari

[pweaver]

I'm wondering is any Westnet Mac users are using the MyPhoto feature
of their service?  I get a message saying Safari won't work - that
Internet Explorer is a better chance.  Westnet also run regular
competitions for photographers, but pics via Safari to that feature
don't get uploaded.

So are any Mac users uploading pics to Westnet's competeions or
MyPhoto, and if so, how are they doing it?

Maybe some Apple web boffin could give Westnet a few tips on a fix to
accept Safari?

Cheers, Paul.


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Mighty Mouse heavy on batteries

[pweaver]

The two Energizer AA lithium cells which were supplied with my
Bluetooth Mighty Mouse have given up less than two months after going
into service.  This compares very unfavorably with my Logitec
wireless/USB  mouse with a single AA cell being used on an older
computer.  In that setup a single alkaline cell lasts for maybe eight
months.   The Logitec device works reliably on the new iMac too. Way
to go???

Paul. 


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Re: CD title lister

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Thanks for the suggestions, especially to Roger.  I tried a demo of
CDpedia and it's terrific.  Just what I wanted and more. Plus it's
inexpensive. I might take advantage of the bundle deal for the other
'pedias.'  See 'em at http://www.bruji.com/

Cheers, Paul.


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CD title lister?

[pweaver]

Does anyone know of a program which can compile a simple but ongoing
list of my CD titles as they are checked by Gracenote. It would be
very useful for keeping track of what's in my collection if I could
print a hard copy.

I know there is a print function in iTunes, but I don't transfer most
of my CDs to it.



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Re: eMail default on Safari

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Thanks folks, the default toggle in Mail prefs did the trick.  I
don't know how I missed it before. Another victory for humanity.

Cheers, Paul.




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eMail default on Safari

[pweaver]

Using latest Safari 3.0.4 when I click an email link on a webpage, MS
Entourage opens by default.  I would like Apple's Mail to open by
default instead.  Does anyone know how to do this?

Cheers, Paul.


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Re: Malware??

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To purge history files in Safari simply go to the pull down menu name
History and click 'Clear history' at the bottom.

To purge cookies go to the pull down menu named 'Safari' and click
'Preferences...' Click the sub heading named 'Security'.  Click the
box marked 'Show cookies.'   Click the box marked 'Remove all.'   You
will see there are three options for cookies.  I leave mine at
'Accept all.'

While you are in 'Preferences' click open all the other sub-headings
and consider their options.  Especially take a look at 'Autofill.' 
View the contents of the three sections there by clicking 'Edit' and
consider deleting anything you are uncomfortable about.

There are two other useful functions you could consider in the
'safari' pull down menu:   'Block pop-up windows' and 'Empty cache.'

If you want to go the whole hog then  also in the Safari pul down
menu is 'Reset Safari...' This opens a window which gives you the
option to clean out  all the cupboards at once and start again.

Cheers, Paul.


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Re: Malware??

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I look at the SMH site quite a lot with Safari and have always found
it okay.  I just checked again at 6:40pm Thur and everthing seemed
pretty normal.  Maybe you should have a purge of your cookies and
history files?  Paul.


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Podcasts for children?

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I wonder if other Macparents have a few favorite media sites which
have a good selection of free childrens' stories for download as
podcast/mp3s?

A good source I've found is Storytime Treasure Chest at Radio New
Zealand -
feed://www.radionz.co.nz/podcasts/storytime_treassurechest.rss

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Re: Mighty Mouse scroll fix

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While my MM is still working okay, it seems from the comments of
others that these gadgets have the potential to be as troublesome as
any of their Apple forebears. I found the following site which shows
how to open and clean them if all else fails: 
http://shirster.multiply.com/journal/item/194

I notice in one of the pics with the how-to article there is a packet
of ciggies.  Smoke particles have never been good for electronics. 
Could there be a link to the ill-health of Mighty Mice?

Cheers, Paul.


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Mighty Mouse scroll fix

[pweaver]

Yesterday my cordless Mighty Mouse stopped scrolling upwards.  Down,
left and right was fine.

Some people have reported similar problems in the past but their
fixes seemed to be total replacement of the device or interior
exploration with makeshift tools. Uh oh!

I found a suggestion on Apple's website which suggested wiping the
small ball with a damp cloth.   I'd already discovered a dry cloth
doesn't work.

Guess what, the fix was immediate.  

Just thought I'd pass this simple cure on, in case others fear the
worst at some time.

Cheers, Paul.

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Re: Australian Macworld Website

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I checked out the link to Australian MacWorld Neil.  Great site. 
Looks like Steve Jobs' address will be 2am Wed., Perth time?  Zzzz! 
I'd punt on him saying something about better, easier wireless
domestic devices (speakers).


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iMac for games?

[pweaver]

I have a son who is thinking about buying the lower end 20 inch iMac
with 1 gig ram.  Being a bit of a game addict he was  wondering
whether or not he should increase the ram size when he orders.  Are
there any gamers who could offer their views please.

Cheers, Paul. 


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Jam Packs

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My first question is do Garage Band Jam Packs automatically load up
their entire content into Garage Band? The second question is, are
second hand copies of Jam Packs bought from for example a garage
sale,  still usable or is there a one-off rego.

Cheers, Paul.


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Re: Intel Mac concerns

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Hi Rosie,

 Suggest you download the free
widget iStat from http://islayer.com/index.php?op=software 

It will tell your what is going on in your machine and whether it's
good or bad. They have a lot of information on interpretation of the
data at http://islayer.com/support/?p=24 

I suggest you install Leopard ASP. It works fine on my new machine.
Another online update came down this morning. That's pretty normal.

Merry Christmas. Paul.




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