Mac Forum / General / General / August 2007

I have an Epson R380 printer and the driver does not allow me to
communicate with my MacMini. Epson lists a driver (and sends a CD with
printer shipment) for this combo - but it doesn't work. At the Epson
site - there is no mention of a R380 driver - only that they are

Is there any email for OS X program that will:
Bottom post by default
Strip all headers
Automatically choose a particular ID/Personality/Account to send from

Hmm, thought it was dead, but it was just playing possum.
So old that I can't even find when it was first sold by Apple.
Good enough for surfing NGs and the www.
Mark-

I know there are other newsgroups for which this might be an appropriate
question, but c.s.m.s is the only Mac newsgroup I read regularly and I
thought I'd just ask here.
My wife is looking for a new printer for her office.  There are two

Not hex zero naturally, the Real Hex is what I am posting about.
My brand spanking new MacBook Pro's DVD drive blew up, any nasties here
been practicing mind control?
Stuck a Sony commercial driver CD in the drive; that perfectly

Does anyone know where I can upgrade X11?  I currently have the
library libXpm.4.11.dylib, but I recently installed a program which
gives me the error below.  I tried to merely create a soft link to
fool the program, that doesn't work:

I've just bought a new (well... refurbished) iMac and I'm trying to
plug it  into my house
wireless network, but without success until now.
My home network is like this

I don't really know much about what I am doing here but all I know is
I need to change the defult port number on witch file sharing runs on
on a mac.
And Idea?

I have a G5 with two internal 250 gb drives. I use the second drive
for backups.
Every few months the backup drive does something weird- I get:
"The disk you inserted was not readable by this computer"

I'm trying to install supermongo on my MacBook Pro, but having some
problems. I have X11 and the developer tools installed.
I run a first script where it ask me some question, and that goes
fine.

Just decided to subscribe to this ng..
I run a late-2005 Dual G5 2.3Ghz PowerMac and a 15" G4 Powerbook.
Unfortunately, I have to use Windows at work....
I've only been using my Macs for about a year, after 15 years from DOS to

I've read the instructions on how to set up a RAID set on my machine.
I'll be using an external drive to mirror my boot drive for backup
purposes. Mac Help doesn't provide much detail.
What happens to the data that is on the disks when I set up the RAID

I want to build a simple expert system. The input data consists of a
couple hundred fields, the number of rules might go from the current
few dozen to a couple hundred. The number of records, however, is
huge.