Wireless Village built-in IM on E51?

Does the IMPS Wireless Village work on an E51? I can't seem to find any built-in chat application in this phone. Does it exist?

I´d like to use the new Chat app from Beta Labs as well but it doens´t work on FP2 models...
I hope they´ll get it running on my N78 soon!
Maybe we could open up a Nokia Support Discussions Chat Group!
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Please wireless printer built in app for lumia

Please wireless printer built in (nokia market) app for lumia 900.
I've used nokia wirelss builtin with n95 and it is perfect.
I feel struggle to print photo or attachment with lumia 900 and nothing worked.

Cannon has reasonable ink price and usage and you have the
ability to replace the print head if it ever clogs (that's
what always happened with the Epson's).
Actually, Epson's print head design is very different from Canon and HP. They put the "head" in printer not cartridge. This way you can keep re-using print head and save "resource", but it also means the print head nozzles would clog by dried ink or dirt. Indeed, the Epson cartridge is not cheap, it is because its ink can produce better quality of prints.
The alternitive way is to use Continuous Ink System, check this out -
http://www.InkRepublic.com
If you clog the print head, windex may do the trick, if not, try InkRepublic's cleaning solution too
http://www.inkrepublic.com/iRemove.asp
I suspect InkRepublic's cleaning kit, i-Remove, is to "suck up" the dirt or dried ink. This is different from other cleaning kit. They have very detailed installation information on their site:
http://www.inkrepublic.com/KnowledgeBase/iRemove.asp
good luck!
Power G5 Quad and Intel Mac Pro Mac OS X (10.4.3)

Is there Wireless Capability built into the eMac?

Can someone tell me if there is Wireless Capability built into the eMac? I would like to use it wireless from my Linksys router. If it is built in, where would I look to set it up? Thank you.

You have the eMac from 2002, right? You will need a "classic" AirPort card that looks like THIS:
http://afterthemac.com/wireless/airport_card.jpg
The eMacs made between 2003-2006 use the faster AirPort Extreme card. I had an eMac that recently bit the dust, but I salvaged the AirPort Extreme card that I got with it (ordered a 1.42 GHz eMac to replace it, so this AirPort Extreme card should come in handy).

How do you set up airport extreme with a windstream all in one modem with the wireless router built in

I have a wireless network that I want to extend so there will be wifi coverage all over the whole house. I want to use the airport extreme to do so. so far all i can get to work is the airport making another network via a eithernet cable that is pluged into one of the ports on the windstream wireless router/moden (all in one you plug the phone line into this and it has the wireless built in) and the other end is in the WAN port of the airport. I guess the real question is do I need to change any settings on the windstream wireless router/modem to do so. Every time I select all the options to extend a network wirelessly I keep getting errors.

The Airport Extreme can not wirelessly extend a 3rd party router, it can only extend another Apple router. If you can somehow keep the two connected via ethernet, you can setup a roaming network. A roaming network is essentially "extending" your network by using an ethernet cable to bridge the two routers.

Wireless connection between cable imac and laptop Windows,

This should be an easy question so here goes. I currently have an Imac with a cable connection. I plan to buy a Windows laptop within the next week. I want to be able to access the internet with the laptop from another room. There are airports and routers from Apple and wireless network cards for Windows. I'm confused. What's the simplest way for my Mac to wirlessly connect to the Window's laptop so that I can access the web from another room?

1. Your new laptop needs to have a wireless card.
2. You then need a wireless router with several lan ports.
The iMac will connect to the router via ethernet cable to one of the lan ports and your laptop should connect via the wireless connection. There are many wireless routers out there that will do the job. Check out the Linksys wrt54g. make sure your laptop comes with a wireless card built it.

C4580 problem Wireless setup (Mac)

Hello,
I have a C4580 and a macbook air (10.9)
When I connect the printer with USB works. But when I try to connect via Wireless doesnt work or show.
Since Maveriks install the printer as soon as I connected doesnt show any wireless setup.
I printed the Wireless Network Test Report and it is not connected to the Network (Network status offline).
The UI of the printer doesn't show any way of connecting the printer to the router... it only shows for printing network tests, configuration page and restore network defaults.
The wireless blue led its on, and in the diagnostics summary shows PASS in Wireless on, Wireless Working.
I additionally tried with the HP Utility - HP auto Wireless connect, but doesnt show the printer.
Also, I tryied connecting to hpsetup but gives me a selfassigned IP and this doesn't let me go further in the HP Easy Wireless Setup
Help!

Hi Tewers_244
Since we can not run the Setup Assistant, there is no wireless wizard on the printer or in the Embedded Web Server, you will need to setup the wireless a different way. Please complete the following steps and let me know the outcome;
To restore network defaults
1. Press the Wireless button on the product.
2. Press the button next to the down arrow on the display until Restore Network
Defaults is highlighted, and then press OK.
3. Confirm that you want to restore the network defaults
To turn the wireless radio on
1. Press the Wireless button on the product.
2. Press the button next to the down arrow on the display until Turn Radio On or Turn
Radio Off is highlighted, and then press OK.
3. Make sure the radio is on
Put the computer on the printers network (temporary)
1. Click on the Airport symbol on the top left side of the Mac screen
2. Choose the network that look relative to the printer (might say HP setup or some variation of your printer name)
3. Wait a couple of minutes to allow the computer and printer to communicate with one another
Print the wireless network test
Press the Scan button (it also the Wireless menu button)
Select Wireless Settings
Navigate to Wireless test and select.
The Wireless Network Test prints, look for and note the IP address.
Open an Internet browser (Safari) and enter the IP address into the URL (address bar).
If you require further assistance let me know. If this does not resolve the issue, you might consider upgrading to a model that has full feature software and drivers that is compatible with 10.9. I generally like the models that have the wireless wizard built into the printer control panel too. I hope this information is helpful.
stevesept14 wrote:
Thank you very much .
For anyone else with this problem, this really works.
Faith in HP restored
Steve
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I hope this helps for you too. If you have any additional questions or if this does not work, please post back to let me know. If this does resolve the issue, please let me know by marking this post as "Accept as Solution". Thanks.
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Wireless Speaker Set Up

Hello,
Recently I purchased a new Laptop (Dell Precision 6700). Prior to this I was using a custom built Shuttle box, which connected to my Logitech x-540 Speakers easily. Now I'd like to connect my speakers either directly or wirelessly to my laptop.
The x-540 speakers have a three cable connection and all the adapters I have come across do not have enough ports... Is there a way to connect my speakers to my laptop?
Many Thanks!

Hello. Dell has some laptops that support 5.1 surround speakers but the Precision M6700 model is not one of them. It has a 2 channel (stereo) audio system and as such can support stereo speakers or a 2.1 speaker system.
To achieve 2.1 sound, plug the green plug from the Logitech speakers into the headphone jack of the laptop. Do not use the black or orange plugs. You will not hear sound from the rear speakers unless you activate Matrix mode (a button on the remote control).
arcroak
all the adapters I have come across do not have enough ports...
There is no adapter cable that can convert 2 channels of audio into 5.1 channels. However you can get a usb sound card that supports 5.1 audio, like this Sound Blaster card.
http://www.amazon.com/Creative-Blaster-Surround-System-SB1095/dp/B0044DEDCA
arcroak
or wirelessly
As the speakers do not have wireless technology built into them I don't know how you could make that work without buying a several other pieces of gear.

Which wireless adaptor for my macpro?

Hey everyone. Can someone please advise me on the best wireless card (usb/pci) to use for my macpro, details of which are -
Quad 2.0 gig
10.4.10v1.1
3gigs ram
Can't think of any other info you would need really. Another thing, and perhaps this might be asking much but would there be a wireless card/adaptor thingy that works both on my Mac OS and when switch over to Windows which is regularly?
Thanks for your help chaps and chapettes.
Dev.

I'm in the same boat...kicking myself for not getting the wireless option built-in when I ordered mine last year. Anyway, what do you mean by long range? I have a two story hours and my router (Airport Extreme) is on the 2nd floor left-hand side with my MP plugged into it today. Tomorrow, I will relocate my MP to the 1st floor right-hand side of my house. If I had to guess, I would estimate 20 - 25 meters in a straight line through walls and a ceiling. I currently have a TiVo downstairs with access but this might be a bit further. What do you think my options are? I’m just wondering if I should carry my MP to the nearest Apple Store and have them install the wireless option. I guess I could get another AirPort Extreme and put it next to my MP?

IMac + Airport Snow as wireless bridge?

I have an older iMac G5 that I have connected in one of the rooms in the house to the wireless router in the front of the house. My issue is that any rooms past the iMac are unable to connect to the original router in the front. My question is can I use the imac as something like a bridge? I want to take the wireless signal going to the mac, and create a new network with the snow base station, using the internet from the imac (via crossover cable)
Something like this
DSL modem > iMac (wireless via built in card) > crossover cable > Snow base station > other devices

Oops, nevermind. I found the answer right where I should have looked first.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1515?viewlocale=en_US#2
Thanks anyway!

Connecting older HP printers to iPads wirelessly

Hello. Can anyone tell me what hardware and/or software I need to make my son's HP 4215 all-in-one printer and my daughter's HP C4680 all-in-one printer connect wirelessly to their iPads for printing? They each have iPad 2s running iOS 6. I'm hoping to avoid buying a new printer with wireless capability built in but will do that if that makes the mose sense and costs the same or less than trying to convert the older printers. What does the support community think? Thanks for your help!

A router with a USB printer port is insufficient for AirPrint. The printer itself must be AirPrint - enabled to use AirPrint.
If you have a Mac computer running Printopia ($19.95 with free trial) or handyPrint (donation - supported), it can act as an AirPrint print server. If your Mac can use the printer, so can any iOS device on your wireless network.
The Mac must be "on" but may be asleep for them to work. Equivalent PC options may exist but you're on your own finding them.
You can also buy this standalone hardware print server:
http://www.lantronix.com/it-management/xprintserver/xprintserver.html
You can connect any USB printer directly to the Xprintserver's USB port.
These options enable you to use any printer available to your network, even older ones that may predate AirPrint by decades.

Wirelessly connecting your laptop to your tv

I am going to buy a new laptop and tv and I would like to play my favorite online tv shows from netflix (etc.) on my tv. I was wondering if certain brands or system requirements are required to have this work in any decent way. Also, I was wondering if this was possible with a Apple laptop.

There are new USB wireless products out there that will be able to do what your looking for, but i haven't seen one that supports mac OS. Here is one from IOGear.
Description
The IOGEAR Wireless USB to VGA Adapter kit instantly allows you to add a high resolution display using Wireless USB Technology. Simply install the driver software, connect the USB adapter to your PC and the VGA adapter to your VGA display, you are ready to extend your desktop to another screen wirelessly.
The kit is ideal for wirelessly displaying the PC content on a remote monitor and minimizing the hassles associated with the installation of PC and flat-panel TV or projector. Enjoy video playing from your PC or browse Internet on your favorite flat-screen TV without the cable limitation.
This product does NOT connect with any other wireless technologies such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, cordless phones nor wireless control systems. The product is currently only available in the US market due to the Wireless regulations.
Features
Connect to a VGA display wirelessly from your PC up to 30 ft. away across the room
Eliminate the long and unattractive cable runs
Extend your PC desktop or clone the same content to a remote display
Up to 720p video streaming from your desktop or laptop (max range 15 ft.)
Support resolutions up to UXGA (1600 x 1200 pixels) or WSXGA+ (1680 x 1050 pixels)
Easy host selection to switch to another PC* for different video content
Certified Wireless USB 1.0 compliant
WiMedia 1.0 MAC and 1.1 PHY compliant
*Each PC must be enabled with the Wireless USB Adapter (GUWA200, sold separately) or have Wireless USB built-in. Access is limited to one PC at a time.

Wireless and my new Macbook pro!

I have purchased a Macbook pro and am researching into wireless possibilities.
I have a netgear wired router (the DG834) and on the box it sais that it is recommended that I purchase the "netgear wg602" wireless access point for me to wirelessly use the internet around the house. ALL four of the RJ45 slots on my wired router have been taken up by my 4 computers. So typically I would lose one, if I went for the access point and it connected via one of the RJ45's?
Would this access point be picked up by the macbook pro and will it work?
Also on this access point how does it connect to my router - RJ45 or USB maybe?
Or should I just part with double the cost and buy the "DG834G" which has 54mbps wireless "g" built in?
And would that be okay in a medium sized house? Does the reception decrease when passing through multiple walls?
There is also a "DG834GT" which is 108mbps compatible, but the airport card in the macbook pro sais that its 54mbps, would there be any point me shelling out extra for this wireless router? Would there be an advantage?
Thanks!

WG602 would work, but may not be what you want:
* to connect 4 computers and wireless you would need another hub or switch since you're out of slots. It's probably easier to replace the router with a wireless router. You're right that the WG602 would take one of the RJ45 slots.
* distance and obstacles (e.g. walls) both interfere with the signal. As you get further away and go through more walls you'll get lower speed and maybe even intermittent results.
* there are several technologies that go faster than 54 Mbps. Of course you don't get that extra speed with a conventional 11g client such as the MBP, although they will talk to an 11g client. According to reviews by Tomsnetworking.com some of them go slower than a normal 11g AP when talking to an 11g client. Both those reviews and my experience suggest that you consider using an access point that uses Airgo MIMO technology. It uses multiple antennas and beam stearing to improve reception, even with a normal 11g client. (However you don't want to mix 11g and higher speed clients.) I use a Netgear Rangemax 240. It gets more consistent results through 2 walls than the Airport Extreme Base Station.

[NEW] initscripts-wireless - initscripts to support wireless

I found it a rather big oversight that support for wireless wasnt built into /etc/rc.conf and /etc/rc.d/network
So I did it myself.
Grab an arch package here: http://members.optusnet.com.au/hrayner/ … pkg.tar.gz
Added wireless support on boot. Configurable through rc.conf.
To configure, do your INTERFACES line for your wireless connection as normal, then do the new WIRELESS line to set encryption, ssid and any other options available through iwconfig.
iphitus

check here:
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Wireless%20setup
I had done this already 8)
mine uses a profile concept which seems to work better conceptually - that is, the interface may be the same, but use different ESSIDs and settings (profiles for "home", "school", and "starbucks" could all use wlan0/eth1 with different settings)

What to do with Time Capsule when not using for Wireless Internet

I previously connected my Time Capsule to my fiber optic router but in my no home this is no longer needed as the cable TV company now provides 160 MPS Internet in a router that contains a wireless router built in. It works fine. My computer is now connected wirelessly to that router (too far to take advantage of the wired connection).
Therefore I want my Time Capsule to just be connected to the computer for backups. I gather I have to connect it via Lan and make sure it does not transmit r receuve wirelessly. In fact, other wireless computers in the huse occasionally try to log into the old Time Capsule PPoE settings, so I want to erase them and start fresh.
This seems to be similar to what I want t do, but I want to make sure and ask:
https://discussions.apple.com/message/8256674#8256674
If this is not correct, can someone advise.
By the way, I have a first generation Aiport Express that I hope to use with my new cable router (modem?). I assume it will work as it did with the Time Capsule. Purpose is for Airplay with an audio system.
Thanks!

Thank you for your replies. I really appreciate it.
To answer your questions in order, but first I should mention that due to work reasons, I will be away from my computer until Friday night Japan time, or Friday AM US time.
Anyway, probably better I go slowly,as I tend to get overwhelmed by technical things.
1) You said: "The TC does NOT require an Internet connection for network connectivity. You DO have to connect the TC by Ethernet to the Fiber Optic router in order for it to gain network connectivity AND to allow network clients to access it."
-->Ok, this is in reference to my Time Capsule and the previous network n myold apartment. But your next question makes me wonder:
2) "Is this Motorola device the one that replaced the Fiber Optic router that you mentioned in your original post? What is its model number? Do you have the TC connected directly to it by Ethernet?"
Ok, this is what I have:
Wall--> Cable modem with wireless (Motorola SURFboard SBG6580J Wireless Cable Modem Gateway.)
Other Room IMAC connected wirelessly to Cable Modem (no Ethenet connection to it since there is no jack and too far to run a cable (permanently--I can do for setup if needed)---> connected to TC and Time Capsule is backing up ok. Time Capsule is also not connected to the Modem
3) "Since you will only want to use the Time Capsule for Time Machine backups, I understood that you wanted to disable its wireless network. If this is still the case, the Express would need to be configured to join the wireless network provided by the Motorola wireless router."
Yes, This is what I am wondering. Do I have to connect it by LAN to the Motorola? A few times, when it was just plugged into the Wall, my Mac airport utility found but them could not connect to my Express. maybe because I did not configure it to work with the Motorola as you say.
4)
"By default the Express will broadcast its own wireless network with a network name of something like: Apple Network NNNNNN. You would need to connect to this network with your computer prior to attempting to access it with the AirPort Utility. Another option would be to temporarily connect it, by Ethernet, to the Motorola router during its setup phase. Once completed you can move it to the desired location."
Ok, this confirms what I guessed. Connecting the computer to the Expressby Lan? Is that what you mean?
I do understand the second option---connecting the Express to the Motorola.
If that is right, I can try that. Do I need to do anything other than connect it?
I will be able to try this Friday or Saturday I hope.
Once again. thanks for all your help. Really appreciate your taking the time to explain it.
paul

G4 Cube + wireless router.... help again please?

PowerMac 5.1
CPU Power PC G4(29) 450MhZ
L2 Cache 1mb
RAM 576mb
Bus speed 100mHz
OS 10.4.11
Hi all, thanks to all those who've offered advice on my plight last month, see
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2494010
We have a http://www.billion.com/product/voip/bipac7404vgp-voip-wireless-firewall-router.h tml
We run a PC (usb dongle),and an old lap-top (wireless card built-in) with the router.
Could anyone tell me if this router is compatible with my Mac/Airport card and/or USB dongle?
I have now bought an 'original' airport card which after fitting shows up in the hardware list in 'about this mac'. Fiddling around (a little knowledge is a dangerous thing) with 'Internet Connect' there appears to be a signal (the row of squares turn blue when I 'Apply now' in Network).
The G4 Cube however doesn't show up on the list (MAC address) of candidates on the router (where the USB dongle did).
I downloaded a couple of applications which scan for available wireless networks but nothing showed as being available.
Tearing my hair out - if I had any!!
Steve

Hi again Steve,
It should work if the Router allows 802.11b, which I only see 802.11g listed.
The G4 Cube however doesn't show up on the list (MAC address) of candidates on the router (where the USB dongle did).
You have to put the Cube's MAC addy in the Router. To find the Airport's MAC addy...
At the Apple Icon at top left>About this Mac.
Then click on More Info>Network, click on Airport on the top right, scroll the bottom pane down until you see...
Ethernet:
MAC Address: (six digit MAC addy)

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