Tuesday - Free internet seminar - Introduction to MDA

Join us today at 11:00am PST (2:00pm EST)for a free internet seminar
Introduction to MDA with JDeveloper and Codagen
login details at:
http://otn.oracle.com/products/jdev/events/iseminar.html
Listen through your pc or call
Phone# . 1-888-967-2253 /. +1-650-607-2253
conference id# 382186
conference password 123456

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[ANN] Introduction to MDA online seminar

Join Oracle and Codagen for a free online seminar "Introduction to MDA"
And learn about Model Driven Architecture, and how you can use Codagen's Technology Accelerator to generate EJBs and DB objects into JDeveloper from third part UML tools.
Mark your calendar:
Date: 22 June, 2004
Time: 11:00am PST (02:00pm EST)
http://otn.oracle.com/products/jdev/events/iseminar.html

For those who missed the seminar - a replay is now available from here:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/java/newsletter/seminars.html
Please join us for the next seminar on Thursday if you have any JSF or ADF Faces questions.

[ANN] Introduction to JSF internet seminar - Today

http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/java/newsletter/seminars.html
Join us for this live internet seminar, Broadcasted to your PC , Today (Monday) at 10:00am PST (California time).

For those who missed the seminar - a replay is now available from here:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/java/newsletter/seminars.html
Please join us for the next seminar on Thursday if you have any JSF or ADF Faces questions.

[ANN] Free refactoring seminar online today (9:00pst)

Join us today (Tuesday) at 12:00pm EST 09:00am PST for a free online seminar
Itroduction to Refactoring
Presented by Oracle and Refactorit.
Learn how you can do refactoring in Oracle JDeveloper.
To join visit:
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and join conference id: 8488436

Reminder: This coming tuesday.

I have The latest Firefox installed on an older Dell, and the CA security suite thru my ISP, which takes all my CPU and causes everything to freeze when I try to access it's features. I need a free internet security program that does tax my system so much

Have older Dell Dimension 32/bit with Win XP Prof 2002. I have installed CA security suite from my ISP, which is a huge program and uses 100% of CPU on start-up & shut down, slowing everthing to a snails pace. I have removed evrything I don't need using 30 day free Revo Unistaller Pro, but when I try to access CA's Firewall to add programs to the exception rule, it will open, then freezes along with Firefox tabs and anything else. Can't even shut down from start menu. I want to get rid of CA(although it is a good program, it's too big), and go back to using my Win Firewall(or another better free firewall that's good for more than 30 days trial) and some other free internet security program that is easy, runs in the background and doesn't take all my resources and isn't just a 30 day free trial till you buy the program. I am also trying to install a wireless adapter so I can drop my ISP and use the free city/county signal as no work for 20 months!
== This happened ==
A few times a week
== Trying to access CA security Suite Firewall

I am the original poster, and I got rid of CA Security Suite & and loaded the Avast! which has some great features even on the freeware. No more crashes or freezing & yes I think there is a problem with CA & Firefox, but am not sure what it is. CA was a big time hog. I also got rid of my ISP and installed a Intellinet Wireless G PCI Card & now am completely wireless on my PC. Faster by far than what I was paying $50/month for & I use my Windows Firewall.

Connecting to zon- fon free Internet

I have been with Bt since bt openworld and recently had trouble with their router, well actually when it broke it was my router.
Bt eventually supplied another one when I purchased another package. I don't really need another package as I don't use a lot of Internet time in the UK, and was going to quit.
Bt came up with a plan which included bt fon which as I read it enables the user to access the net pretty much worldwide if they open up their router for other foneiros to use.
As I spend the majority of my time in Portugal I thought what a wonderful Idea, I will be able to log into zon-fon free Internet, which is bt,s partner in Portugal.
Its actually impossible as I have only once succeeded on getting onto the landing page. The bt page says that I have opted in and the fon page says that I am an alien.
After some 2 months of looking for a fon-zon hot spot, at first bt said that I should change my location ( I can pick up with good signal strength 2 or 3 fon-zon free Internet spots. Yet cannot get to the landing page. Now either something is desperately wrong with fon or someone is telling fibs or of course my laptop is kaput but it does work more or less everywhere else and it does pick up zon-fon free Internet but I cannot get to the landing page to log in. Has anyone else had this problem in this area ( priai da rocha)
There is little point in staying in either bt or fon if it doesn't work. So far have been very little help even though they are taking the money, for a service they are failing to provide. I have sent in screen shots showing my connection status, Fon seem to want to help but so far haven't come up with any solution. And bt hasn't as yet done anything. I have a suspicion that the fon system was just invented to spy on us anyway, not that that bothers me at all, as the help centre seems to be in the USA, well they call it the help centre. Has anyone any ideas that I can try as I have spent a fortune on 3G wireless dongle time with vodaphone, when it should have been on free wifi.

from a diagnostic tool provided with a sitcom wireless dongle it suggests that I have excellent contact with the fon modem. If the modem wasnt registered to fon then it would not come up as a fon free internet connection. I agree that it seems that the fon modem that I connect to is not connected to the internet but have all five not been connected secondly fon are supposed to check that internet connections are available by testing them. failure to leave your modem available results in you losing your fon status. when I check my fon status with bt mine is ok. so all 5 fon connections breaking the agreement I dont think so. I continue to think that bt are not putting any effort into sorting out bt fon problems . Has any one else in Portugal had any problems with connecting to zon-fon-free-internet. Indeed it should not be a problem for bt to come up with some sort of answer, if anyone has managed to get through someone sensible at Bt I would very much like to know.
regards

Free internet issues (Pearl 8110)

Sorry if this has been asked before, I'm just very frustrated.
I got my new BlackBerry today, and I can't get the free internet (for a year) to work.
I tried sending the text to 441 to activate it (at all times during the day) and still doesn't work.
I've tried sorting things through registering on the Host Routing Table, and trying to make a BlackBerry Service account, but I can't because it's not recognized.
Can anyone offer any help? (:
Thanks.
Solved!
Go to Solution.

After another day spent texting to the number I was supposed to, it eventually got accepted! I'm now overjoyed with my little piece of kit

Resetting Network Settings? Can't connect at free internet cafe

I'm having issues connecting to wifi at a free internet cafe. When I start up Firefox, it should go to a logon page where you enter some info like age, location, etc, and after you fill this out you are connected to the free wifi and can browse freely.
When I launch firefox it just sits there trying to connect to my homepage with no success. I have another laptop (non mac) and it connects straight away to this logon page.
I don't know if I messed around with the network settings but is there a way to reset them to default factory settings? The reason I ask is because I have another "test" login account on my Mac OS X and when I launch firefox it goes straight to this logon page, where as my normal account doesn't.
I'm wondering, could it also have something to do with my homepage?
Thanks.

Hi! It's been a while but here's the latest update on the case.
(And yeah,I've been struggling until today to find a solution...Danny's personal advice: don't move to Italy if you don't wanna get lost in a Customer Service nightmare...)
Anyhow, it turned out to be as simple as this:
1) Create a location dedicated to the home network.
2) Insert PPPoE user name and password given by ISP.
3) Connect.
4) Browse wirelessly.
...I feel a little dumb overlooking this option....but, I still have some doubts reg the procedure.
Why did I have to create a dedicated location?
Why do I have to use PPPoE rather than DHCP?
Thanks mate,
D

Aperture for iPhoto Users - free online seminar

Among the big questions that come up frequently on this forum (and others) is the how Aperture really differs from iPhoto.
To help get the questions answered, Apple just posted a free online seminar designed to help iPhoto users understand the key differences between Aperture and iPhoto -- and to show you the best ways of using the two applications together. Migrating images from one app to the other is covered in detail.
The seminar is available at:
http://www.seminars.apple.com/seminarsonline/aperture15iphoto/apple/index.html?s =203
Hope this is helpful for some of you.
Joe Schorr
Sr. Product Manager, Aperture
Apple

Those were helpful clips. I think the short clips (the tips) could have been a little more informative about the differences, though. No mention of the lack of the Ken Burns effect in Aperture or that zooming in Aperture consists of either full size or zoom-to-fit versus the continuous zoom slider in iPhoto. I miss both of these iPhoto features.

My iphone keps defaulting to a BTFon pay internet sight and wont let me have free internet roaming. Can i stop this?

My iphone keeps defaulting to a BT Fon pay internet sight even though I have free broadband in the house. It won't let me have free internet roaming...is there I way i can stop this?

Plugins usually are installed externally to Firefox. However, you can disable them in Firefox so that Firefox does not use them.
SearchReset is supposed to automate the task of resetting certain preferences, but you still can edit them manually if necessary.
'''''Address Bar Search'''''
(1) In a new tab, type or paste '''about:config''' in the address bar and press Enter. Click the button promising to be careful.
(2) In the filter box, type or paste '''keyword''' and pause while the list is filtered
(3) Right-click '''keyword.URL''' and choose Reset. This should restore Google as the default for address bar search.
Does that work?
'''''Search Box'''''
Usually it works to choose your preferred search engine from the drop-down. To remove an unwanted search engine plugin, usually the Manage Search Engines... choice at the bottom of the drop-down takes care of it.
Do either of those work?
There might be another way to hijack that search box; I think some of the other frequent responders probably are more familiar with it than I am.

Lost iPhone + new iPhone = 2 years free internet?

Hi there. I lost my pay-as-you-go iPhone in early May after buying it in late April. I am going to buy a replacement very soon and was just wondering if it is possible to transfer the 1 year's free internet that I had on my original iPhone over to the new iPhone, giving me a total of 2 years' free internet?
Thanks!

You would have to contact your provider. No one here can answer that.

ANN: Today at 11:00 PST - Join a live internet seminar

Join Oracle Forms PM for a live internet seminar on upgrading Oracle Forms to the Web. Monday 4-Aug-2003 at 11:00am PST (2:00pm EST).
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See a live demo and participate in live Q&A
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Modem 3G support for GSM free internet - HELP

Hello
I just received SIM card for free GSM internet access. This card has TS11 (Tele Service: Telephony) blocked and only BS 70 (Bearer Service number 70) enabled for data transmission.
Because TS11 blocked Nokia Booklet modem is not registering to the gsm network, no signal strength is displayed. How to make internal modem working?

Hi,
In order to convert the USB output of a mobile broadband modem to Ethernet, a special adapter (similar to this one) would be needed. Make sure that the USB modem in question is supported.
A dedicated mobile broadband router (such as this, this or this), in a wired (LAN) combination with the AirPort Express, could possibly be another way.
Jan

Free Online seminar on content management, WebDAV

Thought this list might like to know of a Intro to WebDAV seminar being hosted by SilverStream Software. They are going to show how their WebDAV implementation works all in the context of their J2EE platform.
To register go to, http://www.silverstream.com/onlineseminars
Here is the official description:
Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning (WebDAV) is the emerging
standard in web-based collaboration. WebDAV allows content creators to use remote content management servers as easily as if they were local file servers. This presentation will give you a general introduction to WebDAV and discuss specifics about using SilverStream's WebDAV capabilities.

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Free internet through computer?

Can you plug in the iphone 3g to the computer and use the computers internet downloads instead of the phones internet? I no its pointless do to so but was just curious
And
Is 3G free?

Tethering is using the 3G on the iPhone with a laptop or desktop if the computer doesn't have internet - the iphone acts as a router/gateway for the computer ... not the other way around.
What are you trying to do? If the computer has wifi internet, then connect the iPhone to the same Wifi router using the same credentials. Same thing for the Macbook... if the iPhone has Wifi connectivity then the macbook should be able to do it the same way.
If the phone has 3G connection but the macbook has NO internet, then NO you can't use the iPhone as your internet connection using the USB cable. You may be able to do this over WiFI, but only IF there is an app in the AppStore. In the US there was one but Apple pulled it. AT&T does not want people using the iPhone as the way for the PC/Mac to get online unless they can charge extra for it.
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