Mac Forum / General / Networking / January 2005

I have used Outlook for several years, currently running Microsoft Outlook
2001.  However I no longer have access to an Exchange server.  Unfortunately my
installation of Outlook 2001 seems to be flawed, in that it won't stay open
without the server.  It gives an option to continue ...

When using MAC OS 10.3 I am still using Outlook 2000. It opens in
classic. I use Internat Exploreer as my web browser and I want to use
Outlook 2000 as my e-mail client in IE. To make this happen this is
what I have done so far and it has not worked.

I finally replaced my original RevA iMac of 7 years with a new
Bluetooth G5 iMac 20". I'm transferring files from my old machine
to my new one over a distance of about 40 feet. I have a CAT5
cable long enough to reach but I wanted to run it through a

Hope this is one of these is the correct newsgroup. If not, please
advise. Thanks.
Going to have our house wired for ethernet.
Three questions:

Okay, I've come into possession of several files with a ".mht"
extension on them, which I understand is the webarchive format for the
Windows version of Internet Explorer.  Naturally, the first thing I
tried was to open them in the Mac version, but that didn't work.  I

I'm experiencing problems connecting to my Mac over sftp, and I was
wondering if anyone else has had similar problems, or can suggest a
solution.
When I attempt to connect (using Cyberduck or Fugu) the remote Mac

I am using an Airport Express as a router for a local wireless network,
no wired LAN.
After installation, I notice that the Amber LED is always on.  In the AE
install instructions it says that it indicates that either there is a

Network newbie needs help!
I have a Thomson (Alcatel) Speedtouch 510 ADSL router providing a wired
ethernet connection to a G4 iMac (running Panther 10.3.7) and a
separate wired ethernet connection to the Airport Express. I've used

Hello, im on a PC and use Xnews. My Girlfriend has a mac and im tired of
burning MP3 for her, so i went to get her on Usenet. I can find a decent
free newsreader with a GUI at all. There has to be one! Ive tried a bunch,
most recently MT-Newswatcher, it appeared to basically work ...

I've been trying, without success, to help a friend get an email/news server
connection working with SBC/Yahoo in Connecticut.
Our platform is a SuperMac s900 clone with a g3 CPU card in it running OS
9.2.2 (actually, one of my old Macs on loan).

Hi, we have setup the following wifi LAN :
- Win-XP PRO with a SCSI HP printer (connected through a  cable to the
router)
- three mac connected

I've been with localnet a couple of years.  For more than a year, things
were fine.  Last summer they dropped the dialup number I was using.
They offered four other numbers.  
With the best number, I can always connect above 50 k, but dropped

Since I started using OS X and Terminal.app, I've noticed that when I
telnet to a remote machine (mostly RH linux), my TERM envar is 'dumb'.  
I don't remember this happening when I was using OS 9 and
BetterTelnet, so I'm leaning towards something wrong an my side, but

I have a Windows network, with a hardware firewall and gateway.
I've just purchased (but not yet received!) a new Mac Mini. I didn't
order the optional (built-in?) Wifi option. This may have been a
mistake!

It's got to be possible to do this, but I'm wondering if there is
anything to look out for in trying to use an Airport Express, as a
substitute for an wireless card, connected to a computer (orig. iMac)
with an ethernet cable to make a wireless connection to a consenting