1) Questions and Answers : Wish list : Freeware for Macs (Message 1968876) Posted 5 Dec 2018 by Batai Post: Would it be possible for inventors to create some Apple-based (OS) Freeware for clients to download? Not an tech in any sense of the word I am a 66 yr. old student whom is always learning, and I think some new toys would be just the thing 'for the bridge'. Peace, Love n' Happyness, -Allan Hill FB: Batai

2) Questions and Answers : Web site : Not the same old SETI! (Message 151391) Posted 14 Aug 2005 by Batai Post: Hi, Even though I have just recently received my AA in Photography does not mean that I have a clue to what's going on with this new SETI/BOINC. Being a "Classic" account SETI@HOME client, I have just last evening downloaded the BOINC software, and installed it. We have just recently also moved from the Southland to the Northwest and had to change our email addresses as we are now listed with a new ISP. The problem is that the Boinc Manager after attempting to concect with -(Batai) which is my new Username, it comes back with "Connection Failed" message. I also have a problem in attempting to get the credits I have with my old 'Classic' account. In closing this plea, the pitiful thing is that I really don't have a clue to what all the lingo means. I'M LOST! HELP BATAI (formerly KAMIN)

3) Questions and Answers : Web site : Problem w/computer contacting SETI after downloading BOINC (Message 150951) Posted 13 Aug 2005 by Batai Post: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Being a "Classic" account SETI@HOME client, I have just last evening downloaded the BOINC software, and installed it. We have just recently also moved from the Southland to Washington State and had to change our email addresses as we are now listed with a new ISP. The problem is that the Boinc Manager after attempting to concect with -(Batai) which is my new Username, it comes back with "Connection Failed" message. What do I do now? Please respond to my new email account: allan_hill@hotmail.com Thank you, Allan Hill

 
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