I too have often pondered the question of the mysterious 2400c.
I myself am the proud owner of a Duo and have oft had my hopes dashed upon
opening an email with an interesting subject only to find that it does not
apply to my little freind. whilest I do not consider it a sin, I do find
myself wishing for a better way to distinguish the duo mailings from the
2400 false alarms.
Seriously now. I'm not a mac historian. Why are the 2400c's grouped
together with the Duo's in the first place? are they similar? and would
making a new heading or grouping be difficult? its a small change, but i
think it'd make a difference.
Dan
PS. Aren't the 2400c users tired of filtereing through Duo mailings too?
Whats your side?
>
>Readers,
>
>I wonder if I am missing something here?
>I realize that the name of this forum *is* the �DuoList�
>and *some* of the hardware involved in discussion is of
>the �Duo� variety. But, the preponderance of discussion
>seems to involve the PowerBook 2400c. I am wondering
>why, just recently, a lot of folks are addressing PowerBook
>2400c issues with the word �Duo� in brackets ([Duo]). A
>PowerBook 2400c is not a �Duo�. It is obviously a stand-
>alone portable computer that does not need to plug into a
>dock at home, to be fully functional, while �Duo� was aptly.
>named because it had dual uses -portable and plugged-in.
>
>I know it is being �picky� [anal, if you will] to bring this
>up, but, it takes additional time to filter though all the
>messages, to find those germane to the PB 2400c, when
>those messages are inaptly prefaced by the word [Duo].
>
>Warm regards,
>Drew
>
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