Phonedisc and similar databases

is there anywhere you can obtain free access or copies of these type of
databases?

Masked Patriot <maskedp@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> is there anywhere you can obtain free access or copies of these type of
> databases?

The last DTMS is available on emule.

"Rod Speed" <rod_speed@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Masked Patriot <maskedp@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>> is there anywhere you can obtain free access or copies of these type of
>> databases?
>
> The last DTMS is available on emule.
>
Whats dose DTMS and emule stand for?

B. Conners <bconners@spamtrap.com> wrote in
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> Rod Speed <rod_speed@yahoo.com> wrote
>> Masked Patriot <maskedp@hotmail.com> wrote

>>> is there anywhere you can obtain free access or copies of these type of
>>> databases?

>> The last DTMS is available on emule.

> Whats dose DTMS

DTMS made one of the phonediscs until Telstra
stomped them and stopped them doing that.

> and emule stand for?

emule is one of the P2P file sharing systems.
http://www.emule-project.net/home/perl/general.cgi?l=1

can the telstra (or is it sensis) released whitepages be modified to allow
reverse lookups?

"Rod Speed" <rod_speed@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> B. Conners <bconners@spamtrap.com> wrote in
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>> Rod Speed <rod_speed@yahoo.com> wrote
>>> Masked Patriot <maskedp@hotmail.com> wrote
>
>>>> is there anywhere you can obtain free access or copies of these type of
>>>> databases?
>
>>> The last DTMS is available on emule.
>
>> Whats dose DTMS
>
> DTMS made one of the phonediscs until Telstra
> stomped them and stopped them doing that.
>
>> and emule stand for?
>
> emule is one of the P2P file sharing systems.
> http://www.emule-project.net/home/perl/general.cgi?l=1
>
>

yes... and it's sensis.

"Daniel Juhn" <j.u.h.n.remove.the.periods@optusnet.com.au> wrote in message
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> can the telstra (or is it sensis) released whitepages be modified to allow
> reverse lookups?
>
> "Rod Speed" <rod_speed@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>>
>> B. Conners <bconners@spamtrap.com> wrote in
>> message news:d17h91$rnt$1@possum.melbpc.org.au...
>>> Rod Speed <rod_speed@yahoo.com> wrote
>>>> Masked Patriot <maskedp@hotmail.com> wrote
>>
>>>>> is there anywhere you can obtain free access or copies of these type
>>>>> of databases?
>>
>>>> The last DTMS is available on emule.
>>
>>> Whats dose DTMS
>>
>> DTMS made one of the phonediscs until Telstra
>> stomped them and stopped them doing that.
>>
>>> and emule stand for?
>>
>> emule is one of the P2P file sharing systems.
>> http://www.emule-project.net/home/perl/general.cgi?l=1
>>
>>
>
>

Daniel Juhn <j.u.h.n.remove.the.periods@optusnet.com.au> wrote in
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> can the telstra (or is it sensis) released whitepages be modified to allow
> reverse lookups?

It's claimed to be possible. I havent actually seen that claim proven tho.

I havent bothered, essentially because the DTMS worked pretty well.

I might get off my arse when the last DTMS has got
a bit more obsolete and have a proper look at doing it.

There isnt likely to be much rocket science involved.


> "Rod Speed" <rod_speed@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>>
>> B. Conners <bconners@spamtrap.com> wrote in
>> message news:d17h91$rnt$1@possum.melbpc.org.au...
>>> Rod Speed <rod_speed@yahoo.com> wrote
>>>> Masked Patriot <maskedp@hotmail.com> wrote
>>
>>>>> is there anywhere you can obtain free access or copies of these type of
>>>>> databases?
>>
>>>> The last DTMS is available on emule.
>>
>>> Whats dose DTMS
>>
>> DTMS made one of the phonediscs until Telstra
>> stomped them and stopped them doing that.
>>
>>> and emule stand for?
>>
>> emule is one of the P2P file sharing systems.
>> http://www.emule-project.net/home/perl/general.cgi?l=1
>>
>>
>
>

"Rod Speed" <rod_speed@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>
>> Whats dose DTMS
>
> DTMS made one of the phonediscs until Telstra
> stomped them and stopped them doing that.
>
>> and emule stand for?
>
> emule is one of the P2P file sharing systems.
> http://www.emule-project.net/home/perl/general.cgi?l=1
>
Thanks Rodney.

B. said....

>>> is there anywhere you can obtain free access or copies of these type
>> of databases?
>>
>> The last DTMS is available on emule.
>>
> Whats dose DTMS and emule stand for?

Don't bother looking on Emule. I own the last edition of DTMS's
Phonedisc (July 2004).

When reinstalling all my apps onto a newly bought PC the other day, I
couldn't find the disc. I looked everywhere (or so I had thought). I
checked out the local Hardly Normal and Officeworks, but they only had
the Telstra version (OW had an ancient DSTMS product, but the cheap/non
reverse number lookup version).

So, I've been checking out the P2P networks, in a bid to get a copy. No
joy there, either.

Today, when searching through my work bag looking for a pay docket, I
found the Phonedisc. What the hell it was doing in there I have no idea.

"Martin Taylor" <mjpt57@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> B. said....
>
>>>> is there anywhere you can obtain free access or copies of these type
>>> of databases?
>>>
>>> The last DTMS is available on emule.
>>>
>> Whats dose DTMS and emule stand for?
>
> Don't bother looking on Emule. I own the last edition of DTMS's
> Phonedisc (July 2004).
>
> When reinstalling all my apps onto a newly bought PC the other day, I
> couldn't find the disc. I looked everywhere (or so I had thought). I
> checked out the local Hardly Normal and Officeworks, but they only had
> the Telstra version (OW had an ancient DSTMS product, but the cheap/non
> reverse number lookup version).

> So, I've been checking out the P2P networks, in a bid to get a copy. No
> joy there, either.

You cant have looked very hard.

> Today, when searching through my work bag looking for a pay docket, I
> found the Phonedisc. What the hell it was doing in there I have no idea.
>

funny
finished downloading from emule yesterday myself...
quite decent speeds too
at least 15 sources...

"Martin Taylor" <mjpt57@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> B. said....
>
>>>> is there anywhere you can obtain free access or copies of these type
>>> of databases?
>>>
>>> The last DTMS is available on emule.
>>>
>> Whats dose DTMS and emule stand for?
>
> Don't bother looking on Emule. I own the last edition of DTMS's
> Phonedisc (July 2004).
>
> When reinstalling all my apps onto a newly bought PC the other day, I
> couldn't find the disc. I looked everywhere (or so I had thought). I
> checked out the local Hardly Normal and Officeworks, but they only had
> the Telstra version (OW had an ancient DSTMS product, but the cheap/non
> reverse number lookup version).
>
> So, I've been checking out the P2P networks, in a bid to get a copy. No
> joy there, either.
>
> Today, when searching through my work bag looking for a pay docket, I
> found the Phonedisc. What the hell it was doing in there I have no idea.
>

"Martin Taylor" <mjpt57@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> B. said....
>
>>>> is there anywhere you can obtain free access or copies of these type
>>> of databases?
>>>
>>> The last DTMS is available on emule.
>>>
>> Whats dose DTMS and emule stand for?
>
> Don't bother looking on Emule. I own the last edition of DTMS's
> Phonedisc (July 2004).
>
> When reinstalling all my apps onto a newly bought PC the other day, I
> couldn't find the disc. I looked everywhere (or so I had thought). I
> checked out the local Hardly Normal and Officeworks, but they only had
> the Telstra version (OW had an ancient DSTMS product, but the cheap/non
> reverse number lookup version).
>
> So, I've been checking out the P2P networks, in a bid to get a copy. No
> joy there, either.
>

It must have been a very superficial check.

I checked eMule 5 mins ago for the heck of it. There were more than 20
sources there. And that's at about 3am! I started a download and the
download rate was excellent - over 40 KBPS. So the download would probably
have completed within a couple of hours if I had let it continue running.
However, no need because I have a legit CD of the DtMS Phonedisc.

> Today, when searching through my work bag looking for a pay docket, I
> found the Phonedisc. What the hell it was doing in there I have no idea.
>

That fool has never been able to manage even the simplest stuff.

"The Family" <someone@somewhere.com> wrote in message
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> "Martin Taylor" <mjpt57@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:423a48ad.0e46548f.bm001@gmail.com...
>> B. said....
>>
>>>>> is there anywhere you can obtain free access or copies of these type
>>>> of databases?
>>>>
>>>> The last DTMS is available on emule.
>>>>
>>> Whats dose DTMS and emule stand for?
>>
>> Don't bother looking on Emule. I own the last edition of DTMS's
>> Phonedisc (July 2004).
>>
>> When reinstalling all my apps onto a newly bought PC the other day, I
>> couldn't find the disc. I looked everywhere (or so I had thought). I
>> checked out the local Hardly Normal and Officeworks, but they only had
>> the Telstra version (OW had an ancient DSTMS product, but the cheap/non
>> reverse number lookup version).
>>
>> So, I've been checking out the P2P networks, in a bid to get a copy. No
>> joy there, either.
>>
>
> It must have been a very superficial check.
>
> I checked eMule 5 mins ago for the heck of it. There were more than 20
> sources there. And that's at about 3am! I started a download and the
> download rate was excellent - over 40 KBPS. So the download would probably
> have completed within a couple of hours if I had let it continue running.
> However, no need because I have a legit CD of the DtMS Phonedisc.
>
>> Today, when searching through my work bag looking for a pay docket, I
>> found the Phonedisc. What the hell it was doing in there I have no idea.
>>
>
>

The said....

>> So, I've been checking out the P2P networks, in a bid to get a copy. No
>> joy there, either.

> It must have been a very superficial check.

Depends on how you define "superficial". I'm running Emule in standard
configuration. I entered combinations of DTMS, Phonedisc, Phone disc,
etc. The search results came up zip.

Not that it matters, as I found my legit copy.

funny thats what i did
cys.

"Martin Taylor" <mjpt57@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> The said....
>
>>> So, I've been checking out the P2P networks, in a bid to get a copy. No
>>> joy there, either.
>
>> It must have been a very superficial check.
>
> Depends on how you define "superficial". I'm running Emule in standard
> configuration. I entered combinations of DTMS, Phonedisc, Phone disc,
> etc. The search results came up zip.
>
> Not that it matters, as I found my legit copy.
>
>

Daniel said....

> funny thats what i did
> cys.

And here's a link to a screen shot of Emule searching for instances of
dtms and phonedisc. You can see the tabbed windows which display zero
results.

http://home.austarnet.com.au/mtaylor/emule.jpg

Perhaps you can reciprocate....


> "Martin Taylor" <mjpt57@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>> The said....
>>
>>>> So, I've been checking out the P2P networks, in a bid to get a copy.
>> No joy there, either.
>>
>>> It must have been a very superficial check.
>>
>> Depends on how you define "superficial". I'm running Emule in standard

http://members.optushome.com.au/djuhn/sigh.jpg

"Martin Taylor" <mjpt57@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Daniel said....
>
>> funny thats what i did
>> cys.
>
> And here's a link to a screen shot of Emule searching for instances of
> dtms and phonedisc. You can see the tabbed windows which display zero
> results.
>
> http://home.austarnet.com.au/mtaylor/emule.jpg
>
> Perhaps you can reciprocate....
>
>
>> "Martin Taylor" <mjpt57@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:423b381c.7beae685.bm001@gmail.com...
>>> The said....
>>>
>>>>> So, I've been checking out the P2P networks, in a bid to get a copy.
>>> No joy there, either.
>>>
>>>> It must have been a very superficial check.
>>>
>>> Depends on how you define "superficial". I'm running Emule in standard

Daniel said....

> http://members.optushome.com.au/djuhn/sigh.jpg

Ah, found out why I wasn't picking it up. You've got an option, "global
server" selected. I only have "server" selected.

I too am seeing the same search results...

Martin Taylor <mjpt57@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Daniel said....

>> http://members.optushome.com.au/djuhn/sigh.jpg

> Ah, found out why I wasn't picking it up. You've got an option,
> "global server" selected. I only have "server" selected.

> I too am seeing the same search results...

Like I said, cant even manage the simplest
stuff without a seeing eye dog and a white cane.

No wonder it needs a union.