Irez capsure card drivers

[Eric Draht]

hello all!

I have a powerbook wallstreet 233 that i've used a capsure card on for a
long time. It's a great, genius little card. I love it to death. However,
i just cleaned my hard drive off and installed os 9.1. Great system!
However, now my capsure card doesn't work. I installed the drivers off
the website, but they were no help. I remeber when i first installed OS
8.6 this exact same thing happened- i finally got the capsure card
drivers from a friend who had the drivers that came with the capsure card
- a far newer version than those on the website. 

The bottom line: The drivers on the website are outdated and don't work.
What i need is.
A: Some way to make these drivers work 
B: Someone who has the capsure drivers install CD to send me the drivers. 

I know they work with OS 9.1, i'm positive they must. Help me
 Thanks in advance,
eric


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Re: Lombard and 802.11b/g

[Mike Amato]

on 2/6/03 11:56 PM, Jonathan Andrew at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> I've had to face the fact that I need to go wireless, but Apple's
> Airport pages aren't clear on hardware specs.  Can I run an Airport
> card on a vanilla Lombard?  What is the best recommendation out there
> for
> a.) a card (for my Lombard's PCMCIA slot, I'm guessing)
> b.) cards for a G3 366 tower and a G3 233 (beige) desktop, and
> c.) a base station to run either through my Linksys router or to
> route on its own?
> 
> thanks for any and all advice.

I have a Lombard with a Macwireless.com card and a wireless Linksys router.
Never a problem.
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Frayed wiring on Yo-Yo adapter

[Jeff Lentz]

When my WS brick was replaced by the Apple recall with a yo-yo style 
adapter, I was concerned that there was inadequate strain relief 
where the cable went into the center of the adapter, and it seems my 
fears were warranted.  I have what appears to be less than half the 
outer braid wires left intact on my yo-yo.  I miss my brick, as its 
wires were enclosed.  The yo-yo has a plastic cover over the wires, 
but it doesn't extend into the center of the adapter and exposes that 
1/16th of an inch to atmosphere, and is where I'm experiencing the 
failure.  Has anyone successfully opened up one of the yo-yo adapters 
without destroying them?

Jeff Lentz

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Re: Hard disk upgrade for pismo

[Stephen Bright]

on 2/6/03 11:42 PM, James Rohde at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> You might look at the Toshiba
> drives, since I think I recall they had one about in the 40GB range with
> a 16GB cache.

Here is an article comparing the 2 drives in question head to head:

Stephen

PS The Hitachi 40 GNX (formerly known as IBM) wins!


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Re: Hard disk upgrade for pismo

[James Rohde]

On 02/06/2003, Richard wrote:

>And I agree with Stephen an IBM Travelstar GNX (5400 rpm) is the only way
>to go. The speed difference is huge:-)
>
>Cheers Richard
>
When checking on which drive you'll buy, look for the one with the 
largest cache (8MB or above should be good) - all other things being 
about equal. From the posts here, it appears that smaller cache limits 
the apparent speed of the hard drive. You might look at the Toshiba 
drives, since I think I recall they had one about in the 40GB range with 
a 16GB cache.

HTH,

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Re: Hard drives in new AlBooks - Roxio Toast X

[Mark_PHILIP]

Hi Jeremy and friends,
I wanted to ditch Classic for a long time now but I have 2 programs that
need Classic installed before I can apply updaters to them for OSX
compatibility:

1) Roxio Toast 5.2
Install Roxio Toast 5.0 in OS9, apply the 5.2 updater. Reboot in X and use
Toast natively.
2) Adobe Acrobat 5.05
Install Acrobat 5 in OS9, apply the 5.05 updater. Reboot in X and now use
Acrobat natively.

Are there OSX native versions of these programs? Seems a pity to have to
boot 9 just to install these programs and have the whole rigma role of
apply the X updaters...

Thanks in advance,
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> really? are you on os 9 or X?
> I usually dim my screen to the lowest level and will shut of airport if
> I'm not using it and can only get the battery meter to go >4 if I
> actually kill the backlight to the monitor.

OS X. I don't even have OS 9 installed on my machine.


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Re: Hard drives in new AlBooks

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On Thursday, February 6, 2003, at 11:01  PM, Andrew Johnson wrote:

> really? are you on os 9 or X?
> I usually dim my screen to the lowest level and will shut of airport if
> I'm not using it and can only get the battery meter to go >4 if I
> actually kill the backlight to the monitor.

OS X. I don't even have OS 9 installed on my machine.


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Re: Hard drives in new AlBooks

[Andrew Johnson]

really? are you on os 9 or X?
I usually dim my screen to the lowest level and will shut of airport if 
I'm not using it and can only get the battery meter to go >4 if I 
actually kill the backlight to the monitor.

-Andrew

On Thursday, February 6, 2003, at 08:07  PM, Jeremy Derr wrote:

> On Thursday, February 6, 2003, at 04:00 PM, Andrew Johnson wrote:
>
>> Not to mention that I'm sure power draw from the 4200 is somewhat less
>> than the 5400. The 17" Albook already has a 'meager' 4.5hr rating, I
>> would imagine that Apple didn't want to let the rating slip down even
>> further. (although I've never seen anywhere near the 5hr mark on my
>> TiBook 667 DVI, 3.5 is my current record I believe...)
>
> 3.5 is common but you CAN get 5, usually.
>
> dim your screen, turn off airport, don't use the optical drive -- on
> average, I get about 3 hours on my TiBook 400, but only when I don't do
> these things. When I don't use the optical or airport, and dim the
> screen, I get MORE than 5 hours.


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Lombard and 802.11b/g

[Jonathan Andrew]

I've had to face the fact that I need to go wireless, but Apple's 
Airport pages aren't clear on hardware specs.  Can I run an Airport 
card on a vanilla Lombard?  What is the best recommendation out there 
for
a.) a card (for my Lombard's PCMCIA slot, I'm guessing)
b.) cards for a G3 366 tower and a G3 233 (beige) desktop, and
c.) a base station to run either through my Linksys router or to 
route on its own?

thanks for any and all advice.

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Re: Basic Airport Question

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> Then something's broken.

I went out to dinner and now everything is working properly! It is funny how
sometimes doing nothing can accomplish what 5 hours of changing settings and
rebooting failed to do. Thanks all,
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Re: Hard disk upgrade for pismo

[gladys perez-almiroty]

don't forget the t-8 for the gommets.
g
On jueves, febr 6, 2003, at 18:26 America/Santo_Domingo, Richard 
Hadfield wrote:

> Hi Muir,
>
> It will take you about 10 mins and it's dead set easy. If you have the
> manual "Setting up your Powerbook" that came with your Pismo just 
> follow
> the instructions on page 60.
> Just a ordinary Phillips screwdriver is all you need.
> And I agree with Stephen an IBM Travelstar GNX (5400 rpm) is the only 
> way
> to go. The speed difference is huge:-)
>
> Cheers Richard
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Re: Basic Airport Question

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On Thursday, February 6, 2003, at 05:52 PM, Stephen Bright wrote:

> It is an Airport Extreme base station, running 10.2.3/9.2. Another 
> symptom
> is the Pismo can send and receive email fine via Airport regular, and 
> the
> computer on the network can receive but not send email to any other 
> domain
> other than it's own (rr).

some networks restrict SMTP in a number of ways.

the machines that cannot send email may be sending through a service 
that doesn't allow email to be sent through it from other domains. For 
instance, my work email must be sent through the work email server 
while I'm physically in the office.


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Re: Basic Airport Question

[Jeremy Derr]

On Thursday, February 6, 2003, at 05:21 PM, David M. Ensteness wrote:

> Do you have the box "enable Ethernet Bridging" in the AirPort admin
> utility checked?

AFAIK, this option is not available on dual-ethernet Airport base 
stations -- the presence of two ethernet ports makes Bridging academic.


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Re: Hard drives in new AlBooks

[Jeremy Derr]

On Thursday, February 6, 2003, at 04:00 PM, Andrew Johnson wrote:

> Not to mention that I'm sure power draw from the 4200 is somewhat less
> than the 5400. The 17" Albook already has a 'meager' 4.5hr rating, I
> would imagine that Apple didn't want to let the rating slip down even
> further. (although I've never seen anywhere near the 5hr mark on my
> TiBook 667 DVI, 3.5 is my current record I believe...)

3.5 is common but you CAN get 5, usually.

dim your screen, turn off airport, don't use the optical drive -- on 
average, I get about 3 hours on my TiBook 400, but only when I don't do 
these things. When I don't use the optical or airport, and dim the 
screen, I get MORE than 5 hours.


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Re: Hard disk upgrade for pismo

[Thomas Ethen]

Mine has torx screws holding the HD to the sled!

Tom

on 2/6/03 4:26 PM, Richard Hadfield at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Hi Muir,
> 
> It will take you about 10 mins and it's dead set easy. If you have the
> manual "Setting up your Powerbook" that came with your Pismo just follow
> the instructions on page 60.
> Just a ordinary Phillips screwdriver is all you need.
> And I agree with Stephen an IBM Travelstar GNX (5400 rpm) is the only way
> to go. The speed difference is huge:-)
> 
> Cheers Richard
> 


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Re: Printer problem

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On Thursday, Feb 6, 2003, at 18:35 US/Eastern, Clyde Kahrl wrote:

>> KP Wrote:
>> The printer in question is an Apple Personal Laserwriter (LS?).  
>> It
>> is quite old (I got it in about 1995).  It's starting to print a grey
>> stripe down the left hand side of the page, in the margin.  Obviously
>> some toner is getting where it shouldn't.  Does anybody know how to 
>> fix
>> this?
>
>

IIRC That is a problem with the "wiper" which is part of the toner 
cartridge.


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Re: Basic Airport Question

[Stephen Bright]

> Something is broken. Supply Details.

It is an Airport Extreme base station, running 10.2.3/9.2. Another symptom
is the Pismo can send and receive email fine via Airport regular, and the
computer on the network can receive but not send email to any other domain
other than it's own (rr).
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Re: Basic Airport Question

[Stephen Bright]

I have not found the "enable Ethernet Bridging" in the 10.2.3 utility
(version 3.0). Could you please direct me to it? Thanks.
Stephen


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Re: Basic Airport Question

[Kevin Stevens]

On Thu, 6 Feb 2003, Stephen Bright wrote:

> If you want to connect your pbook to the internet and the ethernet network
> (of 2 computers and a printer) is it better to connect the Base Station to
> the cable modem through the WAN port, or to connect the network to the Base
> Station via the lAN port.

You need to connect the Base Station to the cable modem through the WAN
port.  Otherwise the stateful firewall rules, NAT, etc. will be operating
on the wrong interface.

> Currently I have the base station connected to the cable modem through the
> WAN port, and all computers see the internet, but not each other. Thanks,

Then something's broken.  Supply details.

KeS

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Printer problem

[Clyde Kahrl]

>KP Wrote:
> The printer in question is an Apple Personal Laserwriter (LS?).  It
>is quite old (I got it in about 1995).  It's starting to print a grey
>stripe down the left hand side of the page, in the margin.  Obviously
>some toner is getting where it shouldn't.  Does anybody know how to fix
>this?

Although I have not seen that specific printer for a while, 
with laserprinters in general, that type of problem is usually 
related to the cartridge.
I didn't know that they made a PLW  that late--and there were 
a bunch of models so you might check your manual on what you have.
Here are some things that you might do if you can't swap the 
cartridge:  a)  turn down the print density with the print density 
slider thingy on the inside.Sometimes a cartridge just starts 
dumping toner and this tightens it up; Look in your manual though--I 
think that model, you have to turn toward the wide side of the 
symbol--not the narrow side--and this is totally counterintuitive; 
b)  clean everything inside including the wire in the cartridge and 
the wires that twist across the thingy in the middle;;  c)  rock your 
cartridge--end to end  first and then front to back; 4: blow it out 
with air and run clean paper through it.
I am acquainted with versions of that printer and they last 
quite a while, but Buy a used Laserwriter II NTX with appletalk and a 
life expectancy measured in  geological time.


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Re: Hard disk upgrade for pismo

[Hal]

I got mine at googlegear.com

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Re: Basic Airport Question

[David M. Ensteness]

Use the WAN for the cable modem and the LAN for the local network, the 
WAN port is 10T and the LAN port is 100T, your cable modem will not max 
out 10T so you are better off keeping the faster port for local traffic.

Also, this should not cause the issue you are having with Macs not 
seeing each other ... that must be something else going on.

Do you have the box "enable Ethernet Bridging" in the AirPort admin 
utility checked?

David

On Thursday, February 6, 2003, at 05:12  PM, Stephen Bright wrote:

> If you want to connect your pbook to the internet and the ethernet 
> network
> (of 2 computers and a printer) is it better to connect the Base 
> Station to
> the cable modem through the WAN port, or to connect the network to the 
> Base
> Station via the lAN port.
>
> Currently I have the base station connected to the cable modem through 
> the
> WAN port, and all computers see the internet, but not each other. 
> Thanks,
> Stephen 


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Basic Airport Question

[Stephen Bright]

If you want to connect your pbook to the internet and the ethernet network
(of 2 computers and a printer) is it better to connect the Base Station to
the cable modem through the WAN port, or to connect the network to the Base
Station via the lAN port.

Currently I have the base station connected to the cable modem through the
WAN port, and all computers see the internet, but not each other. Thanks,
Stephen 


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Re: Hard disk upgrade for pismo

[Shayne Croy]

Could someone drop me a quick note if this is posting? TIA

  Shayne Croy
On Wednesday, February 5, 2003, at 02:09  PM, Stephen Bright wrote:
>  Over in the USA the IBM Travelstar GNX (5400 rpm) is just $130...

Where is it $130.00? TIA
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Re: iMac to iBook

[Andre Ruegg]

Thanks. I decided to set up the iBook as Laurent has described to be sure I
didn't lose any iBook specific files and/or documentation. I do plan to keep
recent carbon copies of the iBook hard drive on an external firewire drive
for quick restores if ever needed in the future.

Thanks again,

Andre


on 2/4/03 3:26 AM, wappling at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Re;first,congrats on the new machine,so far carbon copy cloner has worked
> fine for me,I have TI 800 and two external HD's from my old tower in
> firewire boxes,being that im new to all this,haveing everything in working
> order to reload is a major good deal to me,cause i dont know enough about
> this yet,when you decide to copy ,first have your apps backed-up
> somewhere,then (i) erased and initialized the target disk,then open carbon
> copy and it shows you,disk to record from and disk to record to,I learned
> that while in operation ,leave machine alone until completed,i thought i
> could check mail during process and I cause it to fail,reset to try again,
> all went well.i have 2 complete system copies,each i then update with music
> on one and movies on the other.hope this helps
> 
> 
> 
> I have just received an iBook 800 with 640 MB of ram that I had
> purchased on
> eBay. I have been running OS X 10.2.3 on the iMac from an external
> firewire
> drive. The iBook OS install disks install OS X 10.2.1.
> 
> What is the best way for me to upgrade to 10.2.3 and transfer my
> applications and preferences to the iBook? Are there iBook specific
> help
> files, etc. installed on the iBook that I will lose if I simply copy
> system
> 10.2.3 from the external drive to the iBook? Anything else I should
> know
> about?
> 


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Re: iMac to iBook

[Andre Ruegg]

on 2/4/03 12:59 AM, Laurent Daudelin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> on 04/02/03 00:40, Andre Ruegg at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> 
>> Thanks, Laurent. I found Carbon Copy Cloner at VersionTracker.
>> 
>> Just for my own clarity about how to proceed are you suggesting that rather
>> than carbon copy my existing OS X system and files from the external drive
>> to the iBook that I should upgrade the iBook to 10.2.3 and then copy the
>> apps and preferences from their locations?
> 
> If it was me, yes, that's what I would do. Although the vast majority of
> users have no problems with Carbon Copy Cloner, a few had problems. Knowing
> the complexity of Unix, I wouldn't trust any software to clone my disk. Why
> taking the chance? I'm sure it must not be that much longer to re-install
> from scratch. Obviously, you need to back the apps you want to keep and your
> home directory. I would also be careful in restoring my home directory. I
> would certainly not replace the one that the installer would create.
> Instead, I would restore file inside the folder that the installer would
> create, you know the ones like 'Documents', 'Movies', etc. I would be extra
> careful about replacing anything in Library. You can restore your
> preferences, but I would make sure I restore only preferences for the stuff
> I know and I would be careful with anything that starts with 'com.apple'.
> You never know what could happen if you replace a file needed by the system.
> However, like I said, if you have some 3rd party applications that have
> their preference files, and you want to keep them, then I don't think it
> would harm anything if you would restore them. Besides Library/Preferences,
> I'd be careful to replace anything that is stored into any other directory
> under Library, with the exception of Screen Savers and PreferencePanes, if
> you have any...
> 
Thanks, Laurent, I am now up and running. I had to re-enter a few passwords
but so far it looks like everything is up and running.

Andre


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Printer Problem

[Frank Cornew]

Hello Keith:

Always liked that Personal Laserwriter (NT, NTR and LS). You probably 
have a worn out or dirty fuser. Easy to fix. Parts and more advice 
available from:

http://www.fixyourownprinter.com/

Moe, the owner runs forums and has much info catalogued on his 
website to permit further diagnosis. Has kept my printers going for 
years.

F.


>Date: Thu, 06 Feb 2003 14:44:08 -0500
>From: Keith Potter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Printer Problem
>In-reply-to: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Message-id: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Hey gang.  Sorry for the topic drift, but I am having troubles with
>the printer I hook up to my G3 Pismo.
>
> The printer in question is an Apple Personal Laserwriter (LS?).  It
>is quite old (I got it in about 1995).  It's starting to print a grey
>stripe down the left hand side of the page, in the margin.  Obviously
>some toner is getting where it shouldn't.  Does anybody know how to fix
>this?
>
> Thanks...
>
> --Keith Potter

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Re: Hard disk upgrade for pismo

[Shayne Croy]

On Wednesday, February 5, 2003, at 02:09  PM, Stephen Bright wrote:
>  Over in the USA the IBM Travelstar GNX (5400 rpm) is just $130...

Where is it $130.00? TIA
   Patiently(not really) waiting,
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Hard disk upgrade for pismo

[Richard Hadfield]

Hi Muir,

It will take you about 10 mins and it's dead set easy. If you have the
manual "Setting up your Powerbook" that came with your Pismo just follow
the instructions on page 60.
Just a ordinary Phillips screwdriver is all you need.
And I agree with Stephen an IBM Travelstar GNX (5400 rpm) is the only way
to go. The speed difference is huge:-)

Cheers Richard


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Re: Hard drives in new AlBooks

[Andrew Johnson]

On Thursday, February 6, 2003, at 04:25  PM, Jeremy Derr wrote:

> On Thursday, February 6, 2003, at 07:07 AM, Steve Fuller wrote:
>
>> I was looking over the specs for the new AlBooks on Apple's site, and 
>> I
>> noticed that they are using 4200RPM hard drives by default in these
>> notebooks. Does anyone know of any reason that they are doing this
>> other
>> than cost? Is it heat or noise? When they charge $3300 for their high
>> end notebook, I guess I kind of expected them to use higher end
>> components (ie 5400RPM drives).
>
> according to Apple, it's actually a faster drive than most 5400RPM
> drives because the data density is higher.
>
Not to mention that I'm sure power draw from the 4200 is somewhat less 
than the 5400. The 17" Albook already has a 'meager' 4.5hr rating, I 
would imagine that Apple didn't want to let the rating slip down even 
further. (although I've never seen anywhere near the 5hr mark on my 
TiBook 667 DVI, 3.5 is my current record I believe...)

-Andrew


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Re: Hard drives in new AlBooks

[Jeremy Derr]

On Thursday, February 6, 2003, at 07:07 AM, Steve Fuller wrote:

> I was looking over the specs for the new AlBooks on Apple's site, and I
> noticed that they are using 4200RPM hard drives by default in these
> notebooks. Does anyone know of any reason that they are doing this 
> other
> than cost? Is it heat or noise? When they charge $3300 for their high
> end notebook, I guess I kind of expected them to use higher end
> components (ie 5400RPM drives).

according to Apple, it's actually a faster drive than most 5400RPM 
drives because the data density is higher.


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Re: Hard drives in new AlBooks

[Luca Rescigno]

> I was looking over the specs for the new AlBooks on Apple's site, and I
> noticed that they are using 4200RPM hard drives by default in these
> notebooks. Does anyone know of any reason that they are doing this 
> other
> than cost? Is it heat or noise? When they charge $3300 for their high
> end notebook, I guess I kind of expected them to use higher end
> components (ie 5400RPM drives).

I'm guessing it's a cost saving measure. A lot of people won't even 
check, so it's not a big selling point. Therefore, they think they can 
get away with putting a slower HD in. But that might change, 
considering Apple has now put 7200 RPM hard drives in the iMacs. 
They're willing to up the speed of their included hard drives so I 
wouldn't be surprised if at least some of the PowerBooks got 5400 RPM 
drives. iBooks though, not likely.


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Printer Problem

[Keith Potter]

Hey gang.  Sorry for the topic drift, but I am having troubles with 
the printer I hook up to my G3 Pismo.

The printer in question is an Apple Personal Laserwriter (LS?).  It 
is quite old (I got it in about 1995).  It's starting to print a grey 
stripe down the left hand side of the page, in the margin.  Obviously 
some toner is getting where it shouldn't.  Does anybody know how to fix 
this?

Thanks...

--Keith Potter


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Re: cellular modem on g-book under osx?

[Jon Glass]

on 2/4/03 3:36 PM, Roger Shufflebottom at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Thanks - I'll look into that. There is some sort of connector at the
> bottom of the Nokia. I didn't know that a mini-USB actually existed.
> Time for some research.

I don't know about your Nokia, but my experience with Nokias is that you
need a special Nokia connector. They like to use proprietary stuff. :-(
Check their web page. They tend to have a lot of stuff there.
-- 
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Re: Wallstreet G3 Sleeping/ Power Up Issue

[vansmac2]

Suggest you zap the PRAM make sure you get the start-up chime at
least twice before letting it finish boot process. For more thorough
zap of PRAM might try TechTool I think they have a shareware version
still available at their web-site. 


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Hard drives in new AlBooks

[Steve Fuller]

I was looking over the specs for the new AlBooks on Apple's site, and I
noticed that they are using 4200RPM hard drives by default in these
notebooks. Does anyone know of any reason that they are doing this other
than cost? Is it heat or noise? When they charge $3300 for their high
end notebook, I guess I kind of expected them to use higher end
components (ie 5400RPM drives).


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