Meetings consist of early morning SIG (Special interest group) sessions with the Final Cut Pro (video) and Garageband (music) groups, followed by the General Meeting featuring special guests, raffles and give-a-ways, business and fun followed by more SIGS (Mac Help Desk, Filemaker Pro, Graphics/Art & Photography and more). (Look at the map-click on it for larger view) We meet on the second Saturday of every month at the Richardson Civic Center in Richardson, TX at the junction of Central Expressway (75) and Arapaho Rd.

I live 35-95 miles away, depending on your suburb, but I was able to quickly Google and find a meeting for you in Richardson on Saturday the 12th where I'm sure you'll be able to find sources for all your needs. That's too close to the beginning of OS X and many changes have occured since then. You will make the search even more difficult by looking for a version that works with OS 10.1. Drivers are usually tied to the newer versions of the OS. Your first task should be to get to a newer OS. There is one driver mentioned in a thread on this site at that MAY work but I wouldn't count on it. You can use this information to try and find a driver by searching the net using Google. You should be able to see the device plus Manufacturer, Product ID and Vendor ID. You can start by inserting the USB in a slot at looking at System Profiler, Apple menu -> About this Mac -> more Info ->Hardware ->USB -> USB Device Tree. Click the Apple icon, then System Preferences. Connecting directly to the access point via Ethernet cable: 1. Netgear doesn't support OS X for this device and it probably has used at least two chipsets during its production life so the trick is to find out what chipset your MA111 has. This article outlines the steps required to set a static IP address on your Ethernet adapter if using a direct connection between your Mac and the access point or wireless adapter if connecting wirelessly to the access point. I'll point you in the right direction although I don't know if your particular MA111 will work with OS X.

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