>I must have missed something on the list as I was under the impression
>thatApple's Airport would work with my PB 2400, especially since I have it
>upgraded to 400 MHz. However, when I attempt to install the Airport enclosed
>CD containing the software, I get the message: "This program cannot run on
>your computer. See the documentation for more information."
You have a couple of options: you could fool the installer script into
thinking you have a supported machine with the "Wish I Were" Gestalt
hacking utility, or use Apple's own Tomeviewer utility to extract the files
you need from the Installer Tome that's somewhere on the CD. I'd recommend
the latter; for complete details, I'll direct you to Eric Belsley's essay
on the topic at http://www.macresource.com/mrp/features/12_9_1999.shtml .
The object lesson is that there's a big difference between "will work" and
"is supported", particularly where Apple is concerned.
--
Marc Sira | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
"If you can't play with words, what good are they?"
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