At 9:45 AM +0800 26/8/03, Bob wrote: >>At 10:11 AM 26/8/03, Mark Gibson wrote: >>>The Telstra support people say, depending on >>>who you talk to (a) you can't use OSX at all >>>with their cable; (b) you have to run some >>>software in classic to make it work and then >>>use a classic browser; (c) you can download >>>some Mac OS X software to make it work. >>> >>>Has anybody successfully used Mac OSX with >>>Telstra cable? If so, how did you do it? >> >>Thomas, >> >>I'm happily using it (and have for about 18mths now. >> >>Indeed Telstra provides a "Bigpond Toolbar" >>product that gives you live updates of your >>consumption. Its available as a OS 9 or OS X >>product. >> >>If you only have a single connection you need >>to use (last time I looked anyway) a Classic >>App to connect. > >Mark, > >Although I am now using a router I previously >used an OSX application with Telstra cable. I >suggest that you read ><http://whirlpool.net.au/faq-mac.cfm#2.2.2.5> >and then download Launch! from ><http://curmi.com/software/mac/launch/>. This application works quite well. > >Bob Bob, Thanks but as I don't need it (since I use the Router and the OS 9 machine at home to trouble shoot the connection when required), I shan't. Thomas might be able to use it though. Regards, Mark -- Windows 95 /Win' dz/: n., 32-bit extensions and a graphical shell for a 16-bit patch to an 8-bit operating system originally coded for a 4-bit microprocessor, written by a 2-bit company, that can't stand 1 bit of competition.