Mac Forum / Country Specific / UK Mac Group / May 2008

My sister has an iBook of currently-unknown model, and happened to
mention that it isn't much use in her current student digs due to not
having wifi.
Are wifiless iBokos generally able to be upgraded to wifi? If yes, is

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Anyone having trouble with Virgin? I can read, but can't post either
to news.cable.ntlworld.com or news.virgin.net.
Using Hogwasher, I get error code 100440, and a message saying "The
news server refused to post the article. Either the server does not

does anyone know of any good guides on how to code to integrate nice
and tightly with OSX? I have a project which I need to port an
application from Windows to our growing OSX base. Any feedback would
be greatly appreciated.

Has anybody else tried the new Google IMAP service? I gave it a go this
week, as it can be run in tandem with the POP accounts.
It does have at least one quirk. I had some labells setup on one
account, and Mail converted these into sub-folders. This was OK, except

I have a couple of audio books which have been imported into itunes from
the original recordings but have been imported into the music library.
Is there a way to move them to the audio books category - the get info
panel tells me that they are already categorised as audio books ...