Mac Forum / General / Networking / July 2006

I made a couple of keyboard shortcuts to menu commands but they don't
always work.  They're both for specific applications and both were made
in the Keyboard & Mouse pane of System Prefs.
One is in Safari.  It activates the Clear History menu item.  About half

I have the standard AT&T Yahoo! High Speed Internet Express that has
been fast enough up until recently.  I think AT&T recently clamped down
on the bandwidth to force the legacy SBC Yahoo customers in paying $5 a
month more for the higher speed we used to get.

I'm trying to share the internet connection FROM my Built-in airport on
an iMac G3 to the ethernet port then to my windows computer! the other
side is a wireless router that is not airport base, its 3rd party. this
is how i have this set up.

Seeking a solution to this problem w/ MT-NW 3.4.  I'd like to be able to
open a newsgroup and have it display the oldest unread articles first.  
Simon was kind enough to email me the trick of holding down the Option
key (on a Mac) while opening the group, which gives you the ...

I'm about to buy a MacBook to go along with a G5 PowerMac and a cheap
Dell PC so I'm finally forced to go wireless, something I know nothing
about.  Any recommendation on brands and/or technologies for wireless
routers?

Do the current MacBooks benefit from anything other than the basic
802.11g wireless routers?  That is, do the more expensive wireless
routers that claim high-power, extended range, etc really deliver on
those claims with an out of the box MacBook?

The French.lproj folder, F1.8.16, for WhatRoute is now available at
<ftp://ftp.sri.ucl.ac.be/pub/WhatRoute/>.
And maybe soon on one of the mirrors :
    <ftp://ftp.calvacom.fr/pub/mac-fr/>

I'd like to know if there's a hardware or software way to tweak
the Apple Internal 56K modem in my G4 AGP graphics system
for optimal performance. I know how to edit the modem script,
if that's the appropriate approach, so I can do that if someone

Query Article Index grayed out OSX 10.4.6 iMac G5

A buddy of mine recently purchased a cute little 13" MacBook. I've
helped him connect it to the network we have in the apartment (ADSL
modem, a very old Sun running Linux as a router, and five or so Windows
laptops; and now a MacBook).