ct for an altogether different thread (and forum, for that matter).
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>Why don't we take a vote and have a standard
>way agreed upon. Comments?
The techno-libertarian in me cries out in anguish! Lets not try to
legislate an unenforcable standard. Allow peer pressure to do the job.
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I recently realized that I also top-post when I'm doing swap list or eBay
transactions. This keeps the progress of the transaction accessable, but
keeps the current information at the top, where it gets read most easily. I
think the distinguishing characteristic here is the difference between
times, so it's probably only of archive interest
anyway.
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yard sale and because it works fairly briskly on my Quadra 605
(68040/33; 36MB RAM; DSL). I'd be interested in opinions about other mail
clients suitable for this platform.
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h of bunk" or "the nanny declares this thread DEAD" are
>appropriate as top posts; most replies are not.
>
>Remember that this is a guideline. We won't kick you off the list for not
>following it, but we believe bottom posting is the better way.
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>Dan the li
of older Macs, including some Quadras to make this on topic (605 is
>one of them), just don't start up with a dead/missing PRAM battery.
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I wish I know the answer to that, John. All I know, first from reading it
on the list and later from substantial direct experience, is that one of
the syptoms of a dead PRAM battery is the inability to recognize the video
or to progress past the initial 'boing'. I've been spending the past
several
t be the Video Out Card instead of the Audio-Monitor Connection
>Subassembly? Next after that suggestion is this suggestion: Pull all
>DRAM DIMMs; replacing them one-by-one and trying Startup on each
>replacement.. Couldn't I do that before replacing either of the other
>two par
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>>>
>>>Any suggestions about how to get these files displayed?
>>
>>You probably won't. Those machines aren't particularly well-suited for
>>video playing, especially anything terribly new. You might could get 5
>>frames a second at somet
at 7.2 GNU/Linux box
that's acting as the store-and-forward file server, but the QuickTime (2.5)
Movie Player (2.5.1) on the target Mac(s) fails with a message saying that
the file is not a movie file.
Any suggestions about how to get these files displayed?
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ink like the one in my
7100/66 is too tall to fit under the hood of a Q605 and there are no holes
in the mobo to accept the clips that hold it in place. Is there a
direct-replacement, higher capacity fan that would provide sufficient
air-flow to keep the CPU cool?
TIA.
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ot a DB-15. ;-)
>
>The IIgs provides both composite video through an RCA socket and some sort
>of RGB monitor support through the DB-15 (sic) socket.
>
>As my original post said, I was trying to find out if the AppleColor RGB
>Monitor from a IIgs could be driven from an LC475/P475
>
>>
>>The IIgs does have composite video.
>
>...and the mystery DB-15 video-out port does what, looks pretty? :)
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>the pickle
>
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& 5.25
floppies? :-(
Sp00ky
On Sun, 20 Oct 2002 at 18:50:58 -0400, the pickled replied:
>At 22:54 -0500 on 18/10/02, Spiritus ex Machina wrote:
>
>>475 main board and an AppleColor RGB Monitor (Model A2M6014) that I would
>
>The A2 in the model number gives that away as a
ow res ike 640x480 for thousands of colours and 'one
>up' from that with 256 colours.
>
>simon
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video kit, how are these ports used?
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), modem (local printer), ...
I've still got the SCSI port, the PDA slot, and 3 RCA sockets. Better get
to work.
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ps has 68LC040 in the middle of the other numbers.
>But I'm not familiar with FPU (sorry).
>If I wanted to upgrade, how would I do that? (That's probably in the FAQs,
>right?)
>Thanx,
>RM-
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>From: "Spiritus ex Machina" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "Quadlist" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Friday, October 04, 2002 4:38 PM
>Subject: Re: Performa or Something Else?
>
>
>> Whether or not you choose to
Netscape)
is perfect and well worth several $25 upgrades (CPU, memory, comm slot
modem or ethernet board) to make it maximally performant within its design
specs. It's definitely less expensive than "Dude, you're getting a Dull!"
;-)
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of the easiest to get to.
>>
>> Take off the back panel, and you'll see two screws on the sides and a
>> little handle. Undo the two screws, unclip the handle, and give it a
>> pull. The motherboard will slide out.
>>
>> Scott Holder
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r your response.
>I tried to open the computer case - unsuccessfully. Any suggestions? If
>I get it opened, where would I find the pram battery? (Rookies do ask
>dumb questions, don't they?) Thanx. ======
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hat's how I've got my
Performa 630CD set up. Thanks for pointing out the more flexible way to set
things up, John.
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t;are planning on all sharing a broadband connection and I have no idea
>how I'll get her hooked into a PC network.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Susan
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Macs are iMacs or Performas with built in monitors.
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> Michael
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little web surfer and
mail client.
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On 09/03/2002, Spiritus ex Machina wrote:
>Quadlisters,
>
>Slowly I'm getting my LC 475 on the Net. The system has a full 68040 CPU,
>36M RAM, 1M VRAM, an Apple Multiple Scan 15 Display, and a DaynaPort
>Ethernet adapter. It'
don't display correctly if I run in full HTML enforcement mode. If
I'm going to have to disable full enforcement to get pages to display
properly, should I go ahead and install Netscape? If so, what version is
suitable for my configuration?
TIA.
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rks 5.0 seem to be generally available for
> between $12 and $25 and both would appear to be able to function on my
> machine. Price and platform are obviously not going to be major
> discriminators.
>
[...snip...]
>
> TIA for your comments.
>
> Sp00ky
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ore the type-1 error raises its ugly head.
>
> So I suppose that the next move would be to remove "features" one by one
> until the spreadsheet imports correctly. It would be interesting to see
> which of the features are causing the crash.
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preadsheet. I
> want to be able to keep the 630 because its the only Mac in the office.
> But, I have to be able to import work. Any help would be appreciated.
>
> David
>
>
>
>
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I see the
> $3000.00 mac I could not aford and lusted after for years.
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an get any free hours with that.
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> Don Erdmann, Vancouver, USA
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> It is a long card (12 inches) Can anyone offer input as to how to determine
> what card this is, and where to get the documentations?
>
> Thanks for looking.
>
> Phil Wong
>
>
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oft cloth) with
>>rubbing alcohol, which will dissolve the dried ink better. (IPA is used as
>>the main solvent in most inkjet inks.)
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$49 ... 99.44 percent of the parts are usable as-is,
>>or can very easily be remanufactured, and the remaining 0.66 percent don't
>>cost very much.
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of a new printer. (Anecdote: A local PC shop
> tells their customers when they come looking for ink to go to WalMart
> and get a new printer. Saves the customer about $10.)
>
> Go back and get that laser.
>
> Jim
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yesterday), Color Stylewriters, old Canons and Epsons, etc. etc.
> Also, this may sound ignorant but I'm confused about whether a PC printer
> such as DeskJet or Canon can be hooked up to a Mac provided you have the
> correct cable and drivers, or are printers strictly Mac or PC?
>
&
mark prog such as speedometer -
>
> Just for completeness, a version of speedometer can be got from:
>
> http://mes.emuunlim.com/software/applications/disk_tools.htm
>
> be well :)
> dana
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chip in this box is labeled "XC68040RC25M". MacCheck says that it
has a 68040 processor at 25MHz with a built-in 040 co-processor. So, my
question is whether this a 68LC040 in a clever disguise or a real 68040.
Any advice?
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