Re: sending a fax?

2005-03-16 Thread Laurent Daudelin
on 16/03/05 23:20, gladys perez-almiroty at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> ok, i forgot to say i am connected to the dsl modem via airport card.
> should i just use a phone cable bypassing the dsl modem and using the
> internal modem?
> g
> On Mar 17, 2005, at 12:17 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
> 
>> 
>> You don't need the DSL modem to send a fax. You use the internal modem
>> of
>> your Pismo. When you select "Print...", there should be a button at the
>> bottom of the printing dialog that will say "Fax...". Make sure that
>> your
>> contact is in the OS X Address Book and you should be good to go.
>> 
>> -Laurent.

Yes, if the only available phone outlet is used by the DSL modem, you should
unplug it and plug a cable that goes to your Pismo's internal modem.
Usually, when you have DSL, the phone company should have provided you with
"filters" that you use when connecting regular phone-based devices, so you
might want to use one to plug the cable coming from the internal modem.

-Laurent.
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Re: sending a fax?

2005-03-16 Thread gladys perez-almiroty
ok, i forgot to say i am connected to the dsl modem via airport card. 
should i just use a phone cable bypassing the dsl modem and using the 
internal modem?
g
On Mar 17, 2005, at 12:17 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:

You don't need the DSL modem to send a fax. You use the internal modem 
of
your Pismo. When you select "Print...", there should be a button at the
bottom of the printing dialog that will say "Fax...". Make sure that 
your
contact is in the OS X Address Book and you should be good to go.

-Laurent.
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Re: sending a fax?

2005-03-16 Thread Laurent Daudelin
on 16/03/05 23:01, gladys perez-almiroty at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> help! i need to send a fax asap, but don't seem to be able to do it. i
> am using a pismo, os 10.3.8. i use a dsl modem provided by my isp
> (2wire). the only software that i have is the one that came with the
> os.
> tia,
> g

You don't need the DSL modem to send a fax. You use the internal modem of
your Pismo. When you select "Print...", there should be a button at the
bottom of the printing dialog that will say "Fax...". Make sure that your
contact is in the OS X Address Book and you should be good to go.

-Laurent.
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Re: sending a fax?

2005-03-16 Thread Clark Martin
At 12:01 AM -0400 3/17/05, gladys perez-almiroty wrote:
help! i need to send a fax asap, but don't seem to be able to do it. 
i am using a pismo, os 10.3.8. i use a dsl modem provided by my isp 
(2wire). the only software that i have is the one that came with the 
os.
tia,
The DSL modem doesn't enter in to it.  You use the modem built into 
the Pismo.  Just tell it to print the document you want to fax and 
hit the "Fax..." button should do it.
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Classic won't start

2005-03-16 Thread Steve Jensen
I Folks,
I have an ailing Pismo. I upgraded to X.3.8 a few days ago and within two
days Classic would not start. I repaired permissions several times with
different apps. The Apple knowledgebase has been searched thoroughly and all
the fixes I could find were tried just short of a clean install, which I am
trying to avoid.  I just get the warning "You are running Classic without
superuser (root) privileges...". I can boot if I login under root or with an
OS9 boot disk. OSX is a little quirky, all the invisible files and folders
are visible! Any ideas?

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sending a fax?

2005-03-16 Thread gladys perez-almiroty
help! i need to send a fax asap, but don't seem to be able to do it. i 
am using a pismo, os 10.3.8. i use a dsl modem provided by my isp 
(2wire). the only software that i have is the one that came with the 
os.
tia,
g

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Re: Different resolutions for different accounts?

2005-03-16 Thread Zoltan Batiz
On Mar 13, 2005, at 11:55 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 13/03/05 14:20, Dennis B. Swaney at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it possible to have a different screen resolution for a different 
account?

Our user group has a projector that requires a lower resolution than
the native one of my 15" Powerbook. I's like to not have to change
the resolution back-and-forth manually.
I thought that this could be handled by using the Location Manager,
but that seems to be just for networking.
I think that the resolution is across all accounts. But you can have 
the
display system-wide menu in the menu bar and you can then switch from 
any
application.

-Laurent.
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The resolution is not across all accounts.  When you are logged into 
your account, set your resolution using the Monitor Menu in the menu 
bar, as I agree with Laurent that it is a good idea to have the monitor 
menu available there.   Log out of your account, and log into a 
different account.  Set the resolution for that account accordingly.  
Whenever you log into an account, Mac OS X will "remember" which 
resolution the account was set at.  My grandmother, for example, has a 
17" flat panel iMac.  She has trouble seeing the screen.  Her account 
is set at 800x600.  My account on her computer is set at 1280x1024, and 
my brothers account on her computer is set at 1152x870, while my 
grandpa, who can barely see anything, has his account set to 640x480.  
I did notice, though, that the login window will stay at the resolution 
for the account most used.

Hope this helps.
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Apologies

2005-03-16 Thread Bob
Arggh!! My last message was supposed to to go to Mike directly, not 
to the list.  I haven't done that in a long time. :-(

Apologies to all.

Mike, if you would respond privately, I would appreciate it.

Shegrined,

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Re: Windows Wireless on a Mac Network

2005-03-16 Thread Bob
The National Enquirer reports at 8:22 AM -0500 3/11/05, Mike wrote:

>Bob wrote:
>
> >Anybody using a Windows98 notebook on a Apple ABS  (wireless) network?
> >
> >I'd like a recommendation on a dependable WiFi 803.11b PC card for
> >the Windows machine.
> >
> >Oh, I'm using the ABS dial-up modem if that matters,
> >
> >
>I have a Gateway and Dell desktop hooked up with this Pismo and an iMac
>SE 400 and Airport base (Graphite)...Initially tried a Nextel card in
>the W systems but it just wouldn't work...Switched to the Belkin cards
>and they took off immediately and are working fine together with the
>Macs.  The Nextel cards just wouldn't see the ABS but the Belkin hooked
>on instantly.  I have Verizon DSL running to the ABS then out.
>HTH
>Mike

Thanks for your input, Mike. I took your information to heart and 
bought a Belkin 802.11g card for my Dell Latitude. I really didn't 
want a g-card, but that's all the local CompUSA had at the time and I 
needed it right then to help my son trouble-shoot a problem on his 
Windows network.

Anyway, I wonder if you would be kind enough to help me sort through 
a few things with this Belkin/Dell setup? I know very little about 
the Windows side of things. (Then why did I buy the Dell? Well, I 
have one specific need that can't be done on a Mac, and that will 
also require being able to download updates from the Internet. So I 
want to share the Internet connection on my Airport wireless network.)

Unfortunately, I have a very limited network. I'm using the modem in 
the ABS to connect to the Internet. It works fine for the Macs that I 
have connected (albeit pretty slow). But, so far, I haven't been able 
to get the Dell to get an wireless Internet connection on that 
network. I wonder if that's due to my not having the Dell set up 
properly.

I was able to connect to my son's wireless cable modem without any 
difficulty, so that much is known to be working. The Dell utility 
says it's connected to my Airport and the Dell icon at the bottom 
right of the desktop turns green. The signal strength shows something 
like 85%, so all is good there too. But I can't get MSIE to connect 
to the Internet.

When I checked to Belkin settings, I saw that it was trying to use a 
192.x.x.x IP address, whereas my network is using 10.0.1..x. So, with 
a little help I went into winipcfg and manually changed the settings 
there to 10.0.1.5 for the Dell, and changed the sub-net mask to the 
right one. I didn't know what it was referring to when it listed 
"gateway" (are they using that term for the router?) so I didn't put 
any info there. And I didn't set any place to enter primary or 
secondary DNS IPs. I can't help but wonder if one, or both of those 
are what is preventing the Dell from using the Internet connection on 
my network.

When I run winipcfg again, I don't get the same dialog windows to 
fill-in or change, so I'm not sure how to enter the gateway or find a 
place for the DNS IPs.

Any help you can provide would be **greatly** appreciated. I can't 
ask these questions on a Mac list. The next best thing is a kindly 
Mac user that's familiar with Windows. :-)

P.S. Just a reminder, I'm using Windows98 on the Dell.

Thanks in advance,

Bob


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Re: anyone familiar with this problem/recommend repairer city of Chicago?

2005-03-16 Thread MacKenzie, Kerry N.
Thanks for that Dan--yes, another member, Fabian, just recommended them
too. And, I like their $49 price. Kerry

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Try this. They did a great job on my Ti-book and all by fast mail.



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Re: anyone familiar with this problem

2005-03-16 Thread MacKenzie, Kerry N.
Thank you---no, it wasn't powerbookresq, but powerbookresq sounds good
and I like the price of the 72hr turnaround better. Thanks for the
suggs---I'm filing them NOW and will look at them both. Kerry
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Fang
Sent: Wednesday, March 16, 2005 11:16 AM
To: G-Books
Subject: Re: anyone familiar with this problem


On Mar 16, 2005, at 8:33 AM, MacKenzie, Kerry N. wrote:
>
> That brings me to another Q before I hit the Internet/Yellow
> Pages---might anyone happen to have a recommendation for a reasonably
> priced G3/Wallstreet repairer within the city of Chicago (not the
> suburbs--I don't have wheels), or failing that, a mail-in repair
> company? (I did come across one on the net that sends you the box, 
> picks
> up and gives you an estimate for $79, but I didn't keep the name and 
> now
> can't find them again).

You may be thinking about the following repair service:
  

DT&T Macintosh Services is in Fremont, California, but has a good 
reputation:



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Re: anyone familiar with this problem

2005-03-16 Thread Fabian Fang
On Mar 16, 2005, at 8:33 AM, MacKenzie, Kerry N. wrote:
That brings me to another Q before I hit the Internet/Yellow
Pages---might anyone happen to have a recommendation for a reasonably
priced G3/Wallstreet repairer within the city of Chicago (not the
suburbs--I don't have wheels), or failing that, a mail-in repair
company? (I did come across one on the net that sends you the box, 
picks
up and gives you an estimate for $79, but I didn't keep the name and 
now
can't find them again).
You may be thinking about the following repair service:
 
DT&T Macintosh Services is in Fremont, California, but has a good 
reputation:


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Re: anyone familiar with this problem/recommend repairer city of Chicago?

2005-03-16 Thread dan_A
Try this. They did a great job on my Ti-book and all by fast mail.

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Re: anyone familiar with this problem?

2005-03-16 Thread MacKenzie, Kerry N.
Thanks!---luckily, the hinges seem fine. (For now.) Kerry

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Sent: Wednesday, March 16, 2005 5:22 AM
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The screen hinges are very commonly failed on Wallstreet G3s...
On 16/03/2005, at 12:57, Malcolm Cornelius wrote:

>
>>> Re my distorted screen problem, and following on from your much
>>> appreciated responses, it turns out my 1998 Wallstreet is a 14.1
inch
>>> screen. (I understand the Wallstreet 13.3 inch screen model has
>>> recognised problems with its cables but not usually the case with
the
>>> 14.1 inch screen.)
>>
>> The symptoms are the same, so I'm going to stick to the diagnosis of
a
>> bad cable or cable connection. Better than the alternative, which is
>> that the video ram is failing, in which case it's new logic board
time
>> for you.
>
> Me too, never seen a machine with bad VRAM that was variable.
>
> Get it opened up and check the cables.
>
> -- 
> Best wishes
>
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Re: anyone familiar with this problem/recommend repairer city of Chicago?

2005-03-16 Thread MacKenzie, Kerry N.
Many thanks again Bruce & Malcolm. Sounds like the cost may not be too
horrific? 
That brings me to another Q before I hit the Internet/Yellow
Pages---might anyone happen to have a recommendation for a reasonably
priced G3/Wallstreet repairer within the city of Chicago (not the
suburbs--I don't have wheels), or failing that, a mail-in repair
company? (I did come across one on the net that sends you the box, picks
up and gives you an estimate for $79, but I didn't keep the name and now
can't find them again).  
I have seriously thought about attempting it on my own, after looking at
the reassuring pbfixit site & guides--it would save $$$, plus it's
tempting to test my skills or lack of them in a live-dangerously sort of
way.  But knowing how inexperienced I am, common sense prevails--I
really need to get someone experienced to do it as time is of the
essence.
Thanks again! I really appreciate it! Kerry

>The symptoms are the same, so I'm going to stick to the diagnosis
of a 
bad cable or cable connection. Better than the alternative, which is 
that the video ram is failing, in which case it's new logic board time 
for you.<

Me too, never seen a machine with bad VRAM that was variable.

Get it opened up and check the cables.<




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Sent: Tuesday, March 15, 2005 5:27 PM
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On Mar 15, 2005, at 3:08 PM, MacKenzie, Kerry N. wrote:

> Hi again Bruce, Ken, Malcom
>
> Re my distorted screen problem, and following on from your much
> appreciated responses, it turns out my 1998 Wallstreet is a 14.1 inch
> screen. (I understand the Wallstreet 13.3 inch screen model has
> recognised problems with its cables but not usually the case with the
> 14.1 inch screen.)

The symptoms are the same, so I'm going to stick to the diagnosis of a 
bad cable or cable connection. Better than the alternative, which is 
that the video ram is failing, in which case it's new logic board time 
for you.



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University of Arizona
College of Ph macy
Information Technology Group

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thermal transfer material in PBG4 ?

2005-03-16 Thread Mikael Byström
Anyone have suggestions what the "thermal transfer material" (1) used on
the CPU on Powerbook G4 logic board is? I have used cooling paste before
on the Powerbook G3s, but I suspect this is something else? The repair
manual indicates I should use new materials, so implicitly it's bad idea
to reuse the old material, if at all possible. Any ideas for obtaining
such materials except from Apple? I can get it from Apple, but still
would like to know of other sources. 


Mikael

(1) Page 76 of the Powerbook G4 Titanium repair manual.




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Re: Wallstreet Modem not found

2005-03-16 Thread themacuser
Yes, definitely! That can easily happen.
In fact, that's probably what it is.
On 16/03/2005, at 21:35, Adrian Carter wrote:

 Apple Profiler reads: "No apple modem found"

Is it possible that the modem card has become unseated slightly from 
the Logic Board of the Powerbook ?

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Re: anyone familiar with this problem?

2005-03-16 Thread themacuser
The screen hinges are very commonly failed on Wallstreet G3s...
On 16/03/2005, at 12:57, Malcolm Cornelius wrote:

Re my distorted screen problem, and following on from your much
appreciated responses, it turns out my 1998 Wallstreet is a 14.1 inch
screen. (I understand the Wallstreet 13.3 inch screen model has
recognised problems with its cables but not usually the case with the
14.1 inch screen.)
The symptoms are the same, so I'm going to stick to the diagnosis of a
bad cable or cable connection. Better than the alternative, which is
that the video ram is failing, in which case it's new logic board time
for you.
Me too, never seen a machine with bad VRAM that was variable.
Get it opened up and check the cables.
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Re: Wallstreet Modem not found

2005-03-16 Thread Adrian Carter

 Apple Profiler reads: "No apple modem found"

Is it possible that the modem card has become unseated slightly from 
the Logic Board of the Powerbook ?

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