>I have a very strange situation. I'm on a cable modem with a dynamic I.P. >address. I've tried this with a NAT enabled router, with BrickHouse, and >with no…

I believe you're right about the address translation o nthe router. If you check the IP address on your computer while the router is up, you will most likely show an unroutable IP…

You're both right. It does pick up address of the router. The problem is, even without the router, it picks up yet another address, and reports the FTP port open. Again, this othe…

Quote: Originally posted by CremerK: <STRONG>If you choose to go without the router, OS X can perform port filtering, but not adddress translation. I really like…

Quote: Originally posted by Hobbes: <STRONG>You're both right. It does pick up address of the router. The problem is, even without the router, it picks up yet anot…

Thanks for the reply Brian. I ran Network Utility and check the stats. The I.P. address in question doesn't show up anywhere. Its not in the same subnet either. My actual I.P. add…

I am very intrigued by the MAIL app's ability to "Bounce to Sender", but there seems to be a problem. I have tested it using two of my e-mail accounts and it does not seem to work.…

How do you know it hasn't worked ? It's quite possible (or, rather, probable) that the spammer just ignores any bounced mail.

How do I know? I have three email accounts. I used account A to email account B. I "bounced" the email back to account A. I did not receive a "mail delivery failure" notice or any …

It doesn't work for me either. I tested it the same way. Pity, as I think it's a very cool idea... Fink Different!

I have tried it many times...between 2 accounts and the bounce to sender works fine..from any account. I am not sure what kinda problem you guys are having though. ?? I do, howeve…

I'm not sure if anyone else noticed this but, once in a while when I'm trying to scroll a page and my mouse cursor moves over (some) advertisements, the scrolling will stop. If I …

tried your url with intellimouse drivers in IE, Mozilla, and Omniweb. the problem seems to show up only in IE and Mozilla. (then again, Mozilla scrolling sucks anyway, so i can't …

So, it looks browser specific, but why? Mouse driver, html page rendering? Why are only Moz and IE affected? What has the Omni group done that differs from Moz and IE?

MOZILLA scrolling works fine with my iOpti Jr and the default OS X mouse driver. Maybe it's the vendor of your mouse and mouse drivers that sucks.

Maybe it's the vendor of your mouse and mouse drivers that sucks. There's a surprise

The big Ads as cNet, news.com, etc. have always done this to me - even prior to installing MS drivers. In fact, the banner at the top of this page is doing it right now. Have nev…

Alright, on Win 2Blech (that's Win 2k, for those in the know), I can scroll right through the ads without a problem. I'm attempting a pro-active stance on this, since Microsoft is …

hey, at least you're not getting phantom clicks. When I was using USBOverdriveX and visiting Maccentral.com with IE, I would end up in one of the advertised sites even when not tou…

I'm looking for a photoshop plug in or filter, or software that gives a needlework or cross stitch effect to a photo, making the image look like a piece of tapestry. Any ideas?

The old Xaos Tools probably would have done a fine job of what you describe � but it is no longer available and no longer runs on current versions of Photoshop. The new KPT Effects…

I have this cool new addition to my work's intranet that allows users to track UPS shipments we've sent out. I'd like to have an icon sitting in the dock to link to it, but I can't…

Why not use the official logo UPS provides in their Pressroom site: <a href="http://www.pressroom.ups.com/multimedia/logos/download/1,1625,54,00.html" target="_blank">Black…

How about this? <img src="http://bluedog.dyndns.org/portfolio/current/UPSLogo.jpg" alt=" - " /> <small>[ 07-20-2002, 10:11 AM: Message edited by: bluedog ]</smal…

Or brown... <img src="http://homepage.mac.com/synotic/upsicon.gif" alt=" - " /> Or if you're really deadset on that cartoonish truck: <img src="http://homepage.mac.co…