Re: on line privacy [spam filtering]

[Don P.]

 
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> Subject: Re: on line privacy
> Date: Mon, 13 Feb 2006 19:21:57 -0700
> 
> I'm no expert (and don't work at or for an ISP) but
> I haven's seen  
> any kind of ISP-level spam filtering that's
> acceptable to me. I don't  
> want even one false positive a day, let alone a
> week, and I don't  
> want to have to frequently check for them at an ISP
> (or domain  
> host's) web interface.
> 
> I'd rather sort through Mail's Junk folder many
> times a day and catch  
> the almost daily legit mail that gets put there.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Harry Corsover

Your opinion is understandable since I had the same
opinion. I use Earthlink and get most of my email thru
Yahoo. After avoiding the filters for a reasonable
time, I tried them out. After checking Subject titles
on hundreds of thousands of suspect SPAM sorted with
the filters I have only found one that I truely did
not want to  discard unread. 
My brother sent me a letter with a Subject line that
included "...fun times..".  When he asked me if I got
his email (since I hadn't replied), I found his email
within the 900+ that had been stored free by Yahoo.
IMO, the convenience of the filters (properly
reviewed) far outweighs the rare occurance of an
error. The nature of emails is inherently insecure
anyway. An error many people make is following the
analogy that it is equivalent to snail mail. Email
should be more analogous to a note put on your cork
board. Anybody can get to it and a lot of stuff that
you don't want will end up there.  Anything important
will probably be followed up if it is lost. People
that regard their correspondance as critical will
continue to use the U.S. Postal service. If we want it
to remain cheap and reliable, use it more! Ask for
more junk mail and less SPAM eMail!


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Re: Wegener Media

[Don P.]

 
> I was ripped off also.  A few years ago I bought a
> PB 3400 from them.  The 
> keyboard was very hard to type on so I called them
> and talked to a guy who 
> worked there.  He said that did not sound normal and
> I should sent it back to them. 
>  I sent it to them but apparently did not do a good
> job of packing it because 
> the screen got cracked.  The owner called to tell me
> about that and said it 
> would cost $200.00 to fix the screen which is what I
> paid for it to begin with. 

Interesting. One of my first problems with Wegener
Media was when they claimed that I did not do a good
job of packing and the case arrived cracked. This
seemed highly suspicious since I did a very careful
job of packing. But, I assumed that they were honest.
Later dealings indicate that I was wrong.

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Re: Wegener Media

[Don P.]

> > And, as far as relevant questions: What can
> anyone tell me about 
> > Wegener
> > Media and the service they provide?
> 
> They're a small shop in the Carolinas with
> remarkably offhand business 
> practices.  You probably won't get ripped off when
> dealing with them, 
> but it could take a while to complete a transaction.
>  I paid for a WS 
> battery charger from them and didn't find out until
> ten days later 
> (after I emailed them to ask for a status update)
> that they didn't have 
> any in stock!  They promptly issued a refund, but
> still

I got ripped off.
I had to send them my Lombard several times and it
took over a year to get it back. They still have my
512MB memory and won't return it. It seemed a
remarkably sloppy-run  business. I feel that they I
was cheated. 
Don Pruitt

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Re: guidance sought on keeping home synched between Powerbook and Desktop Mac

[Don]

I looked, too. Per their site, they no longer distribute You Sync.

Don

John Siple wrote:

Is it new, or maybe part of You Control? I went to the YOU site but  
found only the YOU control series for fonts, desktops and tunes.


J
On Jan 17, 2006, at 8:51 AM, sandra ragan wrote:

Have you tried You Syncronize? http://www.yousoftware.com/
Mostly I use iSync for the calendar in the iPod!

Sandra Ragan
www.plumdigital.com
On Jan 17, 2006, at 12:07 AM, John Siple wrote:

I've been wrestling with this for a few months now and found that  
some things work and some don't.


I don't think you can keep your entire home directory identical on  
the two machines using iSync.


ISync in 10.4 will do a good job of keeping your iCal data in step,  
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Re: Intel Macs....

[Don]

Well said, Michael. I have used Macs exclusively since 1985 and enjoy 
the lists I am on, learning from them all. I will admit to a tinge of 
discomfort when I heard about intelmacs. But last night I watched Jobs' 
Macworld presentation via the Apple site and must admit to feeling the 
urge to pony up for the new iMac. When one moves forward there is always 
something to be left behind... I hope there are no "deal breaker" issues 
with this transition.


Don

Michael Cangelosi wrote:


Though the term "Low-End-Mac" seems inappropriate for a 2K - 2.5K
laptop; the common underpinning under all of these computers is the OS.
While unfortunately the latest Al-Books don't allow booting to OS9, and
there are some discussions on this list regarding OS9 problems; this
lack of functionality hasn't stopped the inclusion of said 'books.  One
of the most effective things regarding the Apple system is the community
that has built around it, and welcomed new Win'tel converts.  Whether
you believe this latest move on Apple's part is good or bad, to begin to
dissolve that community for simply a means of protest against a bit of
silicon seems silly and does a disservice to this list and the potential
transfer of knowledge through discussion.

Michael J. Cangelosi

-Original Message-
From: G-Books [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Howard
Katz
Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2006 9:31 AM
To: G-Books
Subject: Re: Intel Macs

Ok, here's a question:

Would the new MacBook qualify for this list?  Current processors all
have something in common, sort of.  Or will there now be a MacBook list?

(Like I said, I'm still very happy with my almost-new G4, but still.
:) )


Later.Howard

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Re: Titanium Hinge Replacement

[Don]

David Rodriguez wrote:


Thanks Bruce,

I had googled but came up with a variety of 'experiences' so was  
hoping to receive some more first-hand feedback here.


I guess the only other question I have for anyone is if there is any  
good or bad feedback on the Rev 1 Titaniums?  In this case a G4 500.


Dave

I have a stock Ti 400; bought it new and put it through heavy use with 
absolutely no problems... no hinge or paint issues. It's been mobile 
almost every day of the week but I do treat it with tender care at all 
times. I've been thinking about a new computer but this Ti has been so 
good to me, rather than replace it, I might get a larger hard drive for 
it and purchase a new iMac (my mobil needs will be much less starting in 
2006).


Don

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Re: TiBook Lifespan

[Don Sloan]

Laurent Daudelin wrote:


on 13/11/05 12:08, Don Sloan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 


Greetings All...

I have a Ti 400 which has run on average 8 hours a day since bought new
(4+ years?). Maybe I am just rationalizing the purchase of a new
computer, but I am starting to worry a bit about the longevity of the
400. Is there a predicted life span of the critical components... a time
when one should truly be concerned about how much time is left? FWIW,
this one, even though lugged around quite a lot, has not given me an
ounce of trouble, hinges or otherwise. It is completely stock with the
exception of extra RAM.

Might I also ask if any of you can recommend good sources for refurbs? I
may decide to wait until the intel switch to buy a new model.
   



If it's still doing what you bought it to do, then you shouldn't worry. The
only part that can go wrong after a few years is the hard drive and the
battery might not hold the same charge it did when you got the PowerBook.
Other than that, if you have taken care of it, it should be fine.

As for Intel PowerBooks, there are increasing rumours that a new 15"
PowerBook based on Intel processor might be introduced at MacWorld in
January, so you might not have to wait a long time. However, I would
probably not be the first to buy a new design PowerBook based on a new
processor. I would wait for a 2nd or 3rd revision so that all the quirks are
worked out.

-Laurent.
 

Thanks, Laurent! Interesting you mention the hard drive and battery as 
contemplating the replacement of both (the former because it is simply 
too small and the latter because it is not holding much of a charge) is 
what brought me to the question I posed to the list. I wouldn't want to 
put money into this puppy if it was reaching the end of the expected 
lifespan of *other*, more expensive critical components.


I agree with you re a new PB... I would wait for at least a 2nd 
generation model.


Thanks again,

Don

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TiBook Lifespan

[Don Sloan]

Greetings All...

I have a Ti 400 which has run on average 8 hours a day since bought new 
(4+ years?). Maybe I am just rationalizing the purchase of a new 
computer, but I am starting to worry a bit about the longevity of the 
400. Is there a predicted life span of the critical components... a time 
when one should truly be concerned about how much time is left? FWIW, 
this one, even though lugged around quite a lot, has not given me an 
ounce of trouble, hinges or otherwise. It is completely stock with the 
exception of extra RAM.


Might I also ask if any of you can recommend good sources for refurbs? I 
may decide to wait until the intel switch to buy a new model.


Thanks in advance,

Don

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Re: Tiger and Safari problem

[Don Sloan]

Thanks again to those who offered help for my DSL setup and connection 
problem after installing Tiger. Turns out (after much trial and error, 
loss of internet connection.), it was a configuration and modem 
problem. Now solved... and as most of you know, DSL is sweet compared to 
dialup!


Don

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Original Message:
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From: Steve Fuller [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 14 Oct 2005 13:53:56 -0500
To: G-Books@mail.maclaunch.com
Subject: Re: Tiger and Safari problem


Did they have you ping a host via "name" or via IP address? If they  
gave you just an address to ping, then it sounds like DNS isn't  
working properly. I'd go through and verify your IP address and DNS  
server settings if you entered them in manually. Make sure that you  
have them entered for the proper interface, etc.


Steve



Steve... I think I pinged them at their IP address. However, I did enter
the IP address 
and DNS addresses by hand, as given to me by the Earthlink tech so I assume 
(yes, possibly big mistake!) that those entries are now correct. 


This evening I'll try to the Updater solution and hope it works! I am
feeling like a kid 
at Christmas in receipt of a new toy that reqires batteries... not
included. New OS 
and new for me DSL and can't enjoy it yet.


Don


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Bad modem card or bad slot?

[Don]

Greetings following the suggestion of list members (my internal
modem is giving me problems), I purchased the following modem card on
eBay:

3COM model 3CCM756

I loaded the software from the CD, got the message that it had
successfully loaded, but the card does not mount on the desktop. I'm not
sure if my slot is good as I have never used it for anything before
(bought the PB new).

Any suggestions to get this puppy to work or thoughts on whether or not
it is the card or the slot?

Thanks!

Don
Ti 400 OS 9.1


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Re: real estate update

[Don]

Claire... thanks for the update. I'm glad to hear you gave VPC a shot and
that it has worked well for you so far. Your experience mirrors my own.

Continued good luck, and success,

Don

Claire Hart wrote:

> We returned yesterday (Sunday) afternoon from a week of boy scout camp.
>   I had four days to study for a real estate test (that I will take
> Thursday) with software that will only run on a PC.  So, I CCC'ed my
> PowerBook onto a LaCie external HD, repaired permissions, etc., then
> installed Virtual PC and Windows XP Pro.  It's really weird seeing all
> of that PC stuff on my screen!!!
>
> Next I installed three different programs that my sons said I
> absolutely had to have.  They are Ad-Aware, Sygate Firewall, and AVG
> (antivirus guard).  I installed them from a CD that my son burned for
> me.  The installations were flawless.  It was weird watching the little
> pages float over from one folder to the other on MY computer (if you've
> watched a PC install, you know what I mean.)  Then I installed the
> exam-studying software.  So far, I have studied through abut 1/5 of the
> material without a hitch.
>
> I easily go back and forth between Mac apps and Windows apps.  It seems
> even smoother than when I was toggling back and forth between Classic
> and OSX on my Blueberry iMac.  It's weird (again) to see the Mac
> desktop, with a Windows screen in front of it bouncing around a Windows
> XP Pro screensaver, while I'm playing the Mac's Mahjong Solitaire!  I
> refuse to get online through the Windows apps unless I absolutely have
> to, but the software I'm studying with requires that I be online as I
> go through the material.  I constantly have little popups telling me
> that something was just blocked from coming or going.  All very
> different.  Having been only a Mac user since 1993, using this Windows
> environment is definitely making me "Think Different" in a
> backwards-sort of a way.
>
> I have the 17" PowerBook 1.5 GHz from last summer's crop of PowerBooks,
> with the RAM maxed.  So far, this has been a very smooth experience,
> although not quite as fast as it probably would run on a PC.  When this
> real estate test is behind me, I will load the next program that I will
> be required to use as a real estate agent, and give it a whirl.  I
> think that those programs will be the real tests.
>
> Anyway, just keeping you guys informed of what direction I decided to
> take.  I'm grateful that I have the permission of the broker to try to
> get my PowerBook in step with his office of PCs, and that I have a
> month to play with it before it and I have to be fully operational.
>
> Thanks for all the input over the past month,
> Claire
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Re: Adapter for cig lighter

[Don and Jan Stowe]

Any recommendations on an adapter to use my iBook in the car? I see
that Linksys has one that will actually allow you to plug a 2 or
3-prong plug into it, while others (APC was one that I saw) just
allows you to plug the ibook into the lighter. The APC one is $40
while the others were $80.

TIA,

Diane
 I use a 100 watt inverter.  It works both for charging my cell phone 
and using my ibook.
I bought mine at Office Max.  Make sure that the inverter wattage is 
large enough for your computer.


Regards,
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Re: modem port going, going.....

[Don]

Ken yes, I may go this route. Would certainly be cheaper as for a couple
of reasons I wouldn't attempt to do a modem install myself. I am thinking
about adding a new iMac to my life and if I do, won't get a new 'book but will
upgrade this one with bigger, faster HD and a new modem. In the meantime, the
slot modem might be the way to go.

Thanks,

Don

Kenneth Vann wrote:

> On July 19, Don wrote:
>
> >Date: Tue, 19 Jul 2005 00:00:25 -0700
> >From: Don <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >Subject: modem port going, going.
> >
> >I'm pretty sure the modem port on my Ti 400 is going. Anyone have a good
> >guess as to what it will cost to have it replaced? If the price is high
> >enough, it might just force me to get a new 'book!
> >
> >Don
>
> Can you try a PCMCIA modem? I picked up a Zoom PCMCIA v90 modem new in box
> off ebay for $10. Downloaded the mac firmwae update software and its off an
> running.
>
> I use it in a Wallstreet where my internal modem wont work. FYI, I did
> replace the internal modem in my Wallstreet, and tested the origional and
> replacement modem in a different Wallstreet. Both internal modems worked
> fine, but not in my Powerbook. I went to a PC Card modem instead of
> replacing the logic board. Works great for me.
>
> Found a old Supra 56k Flex some time back, found the firmware updater and
> flashed that one to V90 for a friend to use. He still uses it.
>
> Not all PC Card modems are Mac compatable.
>
> Zoom still makes new PC Card modems with CCL files for Mac in v90 and v92.
>
> Earthlink has just upgraded their dial up in my area to support v92. One of
> these days, I am going to try that.
>
> Ken Vann
>
> ==
> Old Mac's have new uses with WiFi.
> See my FAQ for what you need at http://www.powerbookwireless.net
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Re: modem port going, going.....

[Don]

Thanks, Bruce I'll check that out.

Don

Bruce Johnson wrote:

> On Jul 19, 2005, at 12:00 AM, Don wrote:
>
> > I'm pretty sure the modem port on my Ti 400 is going. Anyone have a
> > good
> > guess as to what it will cost to have it replaced? If the price is
> > high
> > enough, it might just force me to get a new 'book!
>
> PBFixit.com has that part for $15, and complete instructions on
> installation. It's not hard, with a modicum of manual dexterity.
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modem port going, going.....

[Don]

I'm pretty sure the modem port on my Ti 400 is going. Anyone have a good
guess as to what it will cost to have it replaced? If the price is high
enough, it might just force me to get a new 'book!

Don


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Re: General Lombard Questions.

[Don P.]

> if Daystar wont do it Wegener might.

>Mad Dog

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opinion, they stole parts from my Lombard and caused
me great difficulty. I would like it if they would
just return me to the situation i had before I ever
sent my Lombard to them. Bad, bad, bad experiance.

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Re: real estate situation

[Don]

Dylan McDermond wrote:

> On Jul 5, 2005, at 4:42 PM, Don wrote:
>
> > Maybe you could find a Mac Genius (form an Apple store, a Mac
> > user group, a local college or university) in your area who could
> > come into
> > the office with you and help get you into their network.
> >
>
> It's just a hunch, but something tells me that the IT guy wouldn't
> take kindly to someone fiddling with "their" network, especially to
> get a machine they don't want supported onto it.
>
> - Dylan
>

I'm sure that's a good hunch but a Machead who speaks "the language"
might be able to bridge the gap between the IT and Claire's Mac without
doing any hands on fiddling. That would require some face time and may not
be worth the hassle but it's a possible solution if Claire really prefers to
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Re: real estate situation

[Don]

Claire I, too, would encourage you to try it with VPC. I responded to
your last email on the subject and mentioned I had used financial analysis
software on my PB that a couple people told me would absolutely require a
PC. I booted VPC, then the software and to everyone's amazement, everything
on the monitor looked just like a PC and the software ran fine.

Re the network a friend of mine uses his Powerbook stand-alone at work
in a PC network environment. He works for a large department in L.A. County.
Much of what they use for software is found in Office, so he has no problem
using templates and sharing files. One day an IT came into the office to
work on a couple machines and saw my friend's PB. The IT stated he had one
just about like it except it was the Al Book, not Ti. He stated that he
frequently took it out on IT jobs and plugged into the network/intranet. I
don't know how it is done but all the guy said is they don't want any virus
pollution so they would check the Mac before allowing my buddy to hook his
up.

Yes, you could just get an inexpensive PC laptop and that in the end may be
the simplest way to go, but I don't think it would be too difficult to try
the VPC first. Maybe you could find a Mac Genius (form an Apple store, a Mac
user group, a local college or university) in your area who could come into
the office with you and help get you into their network.

Good luck!!

Don

Claire Hart wrote:

> Possibly three weeks ago, I posted to this list that I would probably
> be headed into real estate soon.  I have since taken the required
> courses and am waiting to take the state certification test in a few
> weeks.
>
> The company I will work with uses several pieces of software that is
> Windows-based.  No one has Macs.  The real estate school I attended
> confirmed that NO ONE in the business uses Macs.  Much of the computer
> use is for accessing things online, but some of it is actually running
> Windows-based real estate applications which is installed on each
> agent's computer.  (Realtors are independent, and therefore buy their
> own software, etc.)  When I posted a few weeks ago, everyone
> recommended that Virtual PC is the way to go.
>
> Today I talked to the person that handles computer support for the
> company I will be working for.  (He is not in-house, but works
> independently.)  He says he has "worked" on Macs, but he doesn't know
> what Virtual PC is, and he can't believe that I don't have antivirus
> software running.  I can tell that he has not WORKED on Macs.  He says
> that if he has to "support" my computer to keep it current and to keep
> it virus-free, I will have to pay additionally for his tech support.  I
> told him that I've never in 13 years ever paid for technical support.
> The last time I bought antivirus software was for my 1993 Centris (no,
> that is not a car).  In other words, he doesn't understand my questions
> at all.  I just want to know if the software I will be required to use
> can run through Virtual PC.  He did tell me that the whole office runs
> on a server.  The word "server" is not exactly good news.  I think that
> the office has a staff person that installs everyone's software for
> them.
>
> After that phone call, I figured that the only thing I have to lose is
> the price of Virtual PC.  If it doesn't work, I'll have to go buy a PC
> laptop.  Either way, I'll be loading the same software onto either my
> PowerBook with Virtual PC, or onto a PC laptop.
>
> So, here is my request one more time:  Is anyone out there selling real
> estate, using current software that is written for real estate agents,
> and accomplishing it with a Mac?  Or do you know of someone who is?
> Please, please, please respond if it is working for you.
>
> Desperately,
> Claire
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Re:

[Don]

Claire Hart wrote:

> Most likely, I will be a real estate agent by the end of the summer.  I
> am required to have a computer that will run the required software.
> The office is checking now with their computer people to see if there
> are Mac versions of the software, but at this point they've never had
> an agent to use Macs.  I, on the other hand, have never used anything
> else.  Occasionally I've turned my sons' computers off, and even less
> occasionally I've gotten online on their computers, etc.  My husband
> had a Gateway laptop years ago, and we tried to get Via Voice to work
> for him.  Other than that, I really haven't used Windows computers at
> all.  I've had Macs since I bought my Centris 610 in 1993.
>
> Back to the real estate question:  Most of the computer time will be
> online, but there are two programs that I'll need to install and run on
> my computer.  Which emmulation programs have you folks had the best
> success regarding running Windows software on your Macs?  I have the
> 17" PowerBook 1.5 GHz with max RAM.
>
> Thanks,
> Claire
>

Claire... most people will probably scoff at this but a buddy of mine turned
me on to a nice piece of financial software... did analyzations and such. He
bought a PC laptop just to use that software. I bought Virtual PC for my Ti
400 and my buddy was amazed at how quick it ran. Haven't had much experience
beyond that but I'm sure others will chime in.

Good luck!!

Don


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Re: TiBook stops charging...

[Don]

I had same symptoms with my G4 400 but almost certainly a different
issue. it turned out to be a short in the 110 wires going into the
adapter. Replaced the 110 line and all well since.

Don

Larry le Mac wrote:

> I've been digging around and found many other people
> complaining about I mentioned with a G4 PowerBook
> that just stops charging, seemingly in connection with
> sleep, but no-one has posted a solution...
>
> Anyone here know anything about this problem ?!?
>
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Re: WARNING and Bounces

[Don]

I've been getting them daily for months I just delete.

Don

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Re: Should I Consider Buying G4 Titanium

[Don]

Al my Ti 400 has had no hinge (or paint) problems. It gets lugged around
with me on the road a few times a week and probably runs about 8 hours a day
on average. Bought it new so that was what, four years ago? I am very
careful when carrying it out of its bag, opening it and closing it so I
don't put undo pressure on one side or the other IOW, when carrying it,
I grip it in the middle, and also open it up holding the middle edge... all
so as not to twist it or put strain on the hinges.

Don

Al Poulin wrote:

> Let me add a bit more that I learned.  The earliest model Titanium
> would have the 400 or 500MHz processor, 128 or 256MB RAM, a 10 or 20GB
> hard drive, and DVD-ROM 2X.  A user group guy who is acting as an
> intermediary between seller and potential buyer will get the details on
> the sale item; those specs really do not matter to me.
>
> But I understand the Titanium had problems with hinges breaking.  Does
> it happen a lot?  That can put me off.  What do you guys say?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Al Poulin
> Anger, hate, and revenge are for the devil, forgiveness is for God,
> proactive self-defense is for the rest of us.
>
> On Apr 13, 2005, I wrote:
> >
> > I have a chance to buy an "earliest model" Titanium.  Don't know the
> > specs on it yet.  But should I seriously consider it or just hold my
> > nose and ignore it?  In other words, are these models running strong?
> > Or finding their way into the bottom of the closet?  A good design?  Or
> > an Apple mistake?
>
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Re: Wallstreet Battery

[Don P.]

 2/5/05, Kenneth Vann wrote:
> I have had bad luck with third party batteries. The
> one I go in new this
> week does not charge. Does not charge in a VST
> charger or the PowerBook.
> Vendor does not answer phone calls, so I have
> contacted my Charge Card
> company.
> 
> The APC one I got 6 months ago, does not charge in
> VST Charger or
> PowerBook. APC does not want to replace it under
> their one year warranty,
> as this would be the third one from them.

It would be helpful to others if those being difficult
or providing substandard service or materials are
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Re: Power Inverters

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On Wed, 02 Feb 2005 19:52:53 -0800, "Andrew F."
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>For the same price, its much safer to get an auto
adapter for your 
laptop.

Where can I find a $15 auto adapter that is 75W and
has a plug that fits my laptop?

Warning! A power inverter is easily misused. Forget to
unplug and you may have to buy a new battery. Plugging
in before starting  or forgetting to unplug before
turning off your engine may cause damage.   
Devices such as heavy-start draw motors, etc. should
not be used. In other words be very aware of the Power
demand of what you plug in.
Sorry if this is too obvious to most of you. But I
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Re: Cloning OS 9

[Don]

Thanks, John, for the tip. That did it! Now I can comfortably proceed with the
upgrade to X. I'm a low-end user so haven't felt compelled to move up... till my
ISP finally made DSL available in my area. iTune store, here I come!

Thanks again,

Don

John McGibney wrote:

> > Greetings list members,
> >
> > I am preparing to upgrade my TiBook 400 from 9.1 to X. I want to make a
> > bootable b/u on my external FW drive. Dragging/dropping doesn't make it so.
> > I found that carbon copy cloner is for X only. Any solutions, bootable
> > backups from 9.1?
> >
> > TIA,
> >
> > Don
> >
>
> Drag and drop.
> Then open the new system folder and remove the finder.
> Close the window and drop the finder back into the folder.
> System folder is now "blessed" and bootable.
>
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Cloning OS 9

[Don]

Greetings list members,

I am preparing to upgrade my TiBook 400 from 9.1 to X. I want to make a
bootable b/u on my external FW drive. Dragging/dropping doesn't make it so.
I found that carbon copy cloner is for X only. Any solutions, bootable
backups from 9.1?

TIA,

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Re: Apple AC Adapter Exchange

[Don P.]

On  Sun, 9 Jan 2005 04:46:08 -0800, Fabian Fang
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> On Sat, 08 Jan 2005 23:46:18 -0500, Laurent Daudelin
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> > on 08/01/05 19:12, CR at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> > 
> > > I cannot remember if this was mentioned
> > > on this list or on the Swap List but
> > > http://depot.info.apple.com/exchange
> > >
> > > is a very cool thing. Get a new AC adapter
> > > from Apple pronto if your's qualifies for the
> exhange.
> > >
> > > Thanks to whomever posted first.
> > 
> > This has been available for over a year, if not
> more...
> 
> Apple announced the recall/exchange program on July
> 6, 2001.  It was
> widely reported by the general media.  Most eligible
> owners probably
> exchanged their AC adapters long ago.
> 
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m...
I subscribe to MacWorld, MacAddict, MacHome (back
then), 2 newspapers and follow the media re Mac and
somehow missed that. Of coarse, I didn't have a G3
laptop at that time. Bottom line...Thank 
You  CR at [EMAIL PROTECTED] for bringing to our
attention (you and I and at least hundreds of others
that may still be at risk) of a serious potential
hazard. A little redundancy never hurts. 
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Re: Uninstalling application

[Don P.]

On Jan 6, 2005, MTH <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Date: Thu, 6 Jan 2005 21:35:06 -0600


On Jan 6, 2005, at 9:10 PM, Pauline Turtle-Bear
Guillermo wrote:

> On Jan 5, 2005, at 5:22 PM, Frank P. Eigler wrote:
>
>>> Leave Visible and Invisible in the search window
all the time, to 
>>> cover all
>>> the OS X items that are invisible in the Finder,
unless you use 
>>> Tinker Tool
>>> or Cocktail or similar to show Invisible Items.
>>
>> This was to be my response as well, but it'll still
leave files 
behind
>> that belong to the app, but don't share its entire
name.
>
> Yep - only way to do it on your own - root around
with searches and 
> then delete. I really don't worry too much about
stuff left behind by 
> apps unless there is a possibility of large caches
somewhere.
>
> I DO like apps that come with their own
uninstallers!
>
> Has any body used CleanSweep by Allume (formerly
Aladdin)?
>
> Turtle-Bear


Deleting an App doesn't require a lot of rooting
around, all you have 
to do is hit Cmd-f, enter the name of the app you want
deleted, then 
Cmd-delete every file associated with the app on the
list. Application 
gone.
---

Try that w/ an app. like Adobe Photoshop 7.0. 
problems If the full app. name is searched,:
 #1 only Adobe Photoshop 7.0 is found. Numerous other
large files and folders wil remain. e.g. Adobe®
Photoshop® 7.0.1 Updater, Photoshop Elements Tryout
(100MB), etc.
#2 Photoshop files used by other app.s will be lost.
i.e. we need a way to sort out files used by app.s
other than that trashed.
#3 many files installed by many app.s have no direct,
obvious name related identification.
etc,, 
Deleting based on name search can involve a lot of
rooting around.

Don

Is there an easy, clear way to reply to individual
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Ti Book Internet Connection Problem

[Don]

I hope someone can help me with this problem. Running 9.1 on a Ti 400...
after reboot or waking from sleep, connecting to internet (dialup) takes
several attempts. By clicking on "connect" in Remote Access or by clicking
on Netscape or IE icons, the remote access window opens but does not go
beyond "connecting"... no dial tone. So I cancel and try, try again. By
clicking the various triggers to connect (get mail, browser icon or directly
from Remote Access panel) it will eventually make a connection, usually
after 6-10 attempts. After disconnecting, as long as the computer does not
get shut down or put to sleep, re-connecting happens first click. Any ideas?
FWIW, Tech Tool says the modem is okay and this problem exists on various
phone lines.

Thanks for any ideas... this is really annoying and I fear someday I won't
be able to connect at all.

Don


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Applecare for Powerbooks (extended warranty)

[Don P.]

On Fri, 17 Dec 2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I get AppleCare on every piece of hardware I buy and
consider it
essential.  A matter of course.  Like buying a new
car: would you get
one without an extended warranty?
> 

Well, you did open the door...
I would somewhat agree that the purchase of an
extended warranty for an Apple laptop might be a good
idea.
1. laptops are more likely to be benefited by a
warranty than a desktop (are batteries still
included?).
2. Apple puts it under the same umbrella as the rest
of the products and may be a bit more generous.
... But; Would I get a new car without an extended
warranty? Absolutely!
1. Of the covered failures, nearly all
electronic/electrical occur under the original
warranty and most mechanical will be blamed on abuse
or normal wear.
2. Many of the independent, respected consumer groups
caution against it (Federal Trade Commission, Consumer
Reports, Canadian consumer organizations, Tom Martino,
Better Business Bureau, etc.)
http://www.cbc.ca/consumers/market/files/money/extended_warranties/why_buy.html
  
http://www.epinions.com/hmgd-review-A70-44CAE14-38D5DFA2-prod5
http://www.troubleshooter.com/

A warranty is an insurance policy. Insurance is like
gambling. Unless you like playing the game or have
something special, why bet against the house when the
odds are in it's favor?  If the worst that could
happen won't really cause you major headaches, why
else get an extended policy that is statistically
saying that you will lose?

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Re: Bounce messages

[Don P.]

Sounds like another reason to dump GD AOL.
Why pay so much more for so much less?
Don

>Same here.  Lots of bounced message warnings.
Linda



In a message dated 11/22/04 4:59:39 PM,
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<< I have been flooded yesterday and today with the
messages..on here 
and 
LemSwap...last countat 445pm today was over 60 apiece
since midnite 
saturday...what aPITA...Talk about bandwith waste
Regards,
Mike K

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> I need to know what the deal is here.  I'm getting
bounce messages 
numbering in the dozens every day, and it's getting
old.  If you'll 
look at my email, 
you'll notive I'm on AOL, so every message i write on
a LEM list has to 
be 
done through AOL's webmail system, since AOL won't
support an older, 
text only 
format which the LEM lists use.  Tis webmail is
considerably slower 
than AOL 
itself is, so it takes a ecent amount of time to
replyh to all of the 
bounce 
messages.
> so what's the deal here?  When will this problem be
resolved?
> I know bouncing messages is a somewhat common thing
with this mailing 
list, 
but seriously,  last week I got over 30 bounce
messages in oneday.
> Brian
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Re: cheap whine (redux)

[Don P.]

--- G-Books <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Download and set up Digest Viewer.  It is
> available at MacUpdates and VersionTracker. 
> VersionTracker says it's $15, but when you try
> to to to the guys home page, it no longer exists.  I
saw 
> somewhere where the creator had
> "abandoned" it and it was now available as freeware.
(snip)

> Reading Digest form w/o Digest Viewer is a royal
pain the >tush. 
> Try it; you'll like it.
> 
> Ciao,
> bob 
> --

Sounds great! 
Catch 22:
I'd really like to do as you suggest but in order to
download from MacUpdates or VersionTracker it has to
be available to those sites. Since the Digest Viewer
site no longer exists, it is not available to
MacUpdates or VersionTracker.
Does anybody know if it is archived anywhere or hidden
on an ftp site somewhere not linked to the defunk
site?
 
(cont.)

--- G-Books <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This feature is also available in Entourage,
> although I never used it 
> myself.  Never saw the advantage of a digest.  
> --
What?!!! ...and submit to the evil empire?
Anything like Digest Viewer available for OSX?
re: Digest 
I'm beginning to see the light.
My thought was that it was a lot quicker to download
one file (rather than numerous files) that had already
been sorted to the G-Books emails (from all the other
fun subjects like "Big...!!!"), making it easier to
review the really valuable index (if people would just
use the subject line appropriately (oops, old whine),
and make it easier, quicker to sort the whee from the
shaft. 
Darn it , the whole digest has become so much fun to
read that I find myself laboring thru' the sheebang to
find the choice bangs.
I just wish that it wasn't so difficult to sort,
organize, condense, follow the theme to which I
may not have have helped. 
I guess this may be frustration therapy. Spilled
whine?
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cheap whine

[Don P.]

I get the G-Books Digest and with all the hot activity
going on it gets a bit tedious trying to follow a very
interesting thread when:
#1 Replies include every detail of everything that has
gone before, including advertisements, disclaimers,
lengthy signature attachments, non=related topics,
etc.
#2 Replies don't include at least min. essential
details of something that has gone before. i.e I go
huh?, and have to search previous to get the
relevance.  
#3 Subject titles suddenly change from the topic with
no ref. to previous. 
#3 Subject titles suddenly change from the topic with
no ref. to previous. 
#4 Subject titles don't shift when the  change from
the original topic is really a new thread.
#6 someone posts with trivial, off subject stuff that
impedes the wonderful, natural flow that comes from an
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Re: Wallstreet II with Avanti 400mhz G3 upgrade

[Don P.]

--- "J. Josh Guevara" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Date: Wed, 22 Sep 2004 10:08:40 -0700
> Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> 
> Hello G-Books list,
> 
> I'm a long time user of lowendmac but new to the
> list. I'm 
> wondering if anyone has experience or second-hand 
> knowledge of the Avanti 400Mhz G3 upgrade cards for
> the 
> Wallstreet II from Wegener Media. I've seen
> announcements 
> on lowendmac and other sites but few evaluations, in
> 
> particular, using Mac OS X Jaguar or Panther (with 
> XPostFacto or another trick I've heard mentioned). I
> am 
> currently using a stock 266Mhz, 320MB, 6GB HD with 
> XPostFacto easily allowing Mac 10.3.5 to run
> surprisingly 
> well on the machine (using the ATIRagePro kext files
> 
> extracted from 10.2.5 as often suggested.) The $119
> price 
> tag is attractive for my budget and the possible
> speed 
> gains the machine is used for word processing,
> browsing, 
> and email so the $350 G4 Sonnet Crescendo WS still
> is 
> justified for my budget.
> 
> Any opinions on the Avanti cards? Also, Wegener
> Media 
> offers a 1 year warranty that I'm sure would be
> voided if 
> one were installing Panther. Have you dealt with the
> 
> company before? The page for the upgrade doesn't
> even load 
> the rollover menu images on the left... are they 
> reputable?
> 
> You can see the upgrade at: 
> http://www.wegenermedia.com/wllst400.htm
> 
> Many thanks,
> J.
> 
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Based on my personal experiance, be very cautious!
They still have my memory from an upgrade they botched
for me. Wegenermedia still has never completed the
transaction that I paid for. I have been cheated.

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Re: Software Updates

[Don P.]

This is an interesting discussion that seems to be
fracturing in a lot of tangents which are also
interesting. Perhaps some "Subject" modification might
clarify the tangents.
Perhaps we should have asked the original author what
was intended. 
on 19/09/04 15:14, Jim Katz at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I run system 9.2 on an original clamshell ibook and
a Ti-400.  
>Whenever I get that message "Software Update found
the following" message I don't know quite what to
do.  Things are working more or less okay at the
moment.
> Do I let in the new update?  Will it improve things
or screw it up again?? 
> The latest: on the G3 clamshell it wants to update:
> Applescript
> Authoring Support
> CarbonLib
> iBook Firmware
> Airport Sotware  (I use an original Airport base
station and cards.) 
> Will I be making a dumb move to let these updates
happen next time they show up?

As I understand it, the original author was only
interested in system 9.2 or not? Was he asking if the
updates would screw it up? By saying "again??" did he
mean that there was a previous problem discussed not
tied into the Subject? Or, since it seems that he is
normally running OSX, is he asking how this impacts
9.2? Or, is he asking what all these updates do (which
we would all like to know. So we need to go to the
Apple site and hope that we understand all the
details, rather than having a brief capture of who
"needs" it. Which was the question, wasn't it?
Then the list of individual updates... the original
author recognizes Airport Software as a concern. Does
he use Applescript, or does he need Applescript for
some hidden, mysterious reason? And what the heck is
"Authoring Support"? "CarbonLib"? "iBook Firmware"
Well, duh? ...sorry, but we all need realize that this
is not just an experienced Mac-user or tech.dialogue.
I love the Pro-opinions and the intro-to-mac dialogue.
I do see a problem with communication.
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Re: Wireless FAQ Now A Web Page

[Don]

Thanks, Ken... nice contribution to the group!

Don S.

Kenneth Vann wrote:

> Hello all. My wireless FAQ is now a web page. If you need to know how to
> install wireless on a older PowerBook, check it out.
>
> http://www.home.earthlink.net/~kjvann/
>
> If you need to find drivers, technical docs, or have questions as to what
> software you need, then you will find most of those answer here.
>
> As always, comments and suggestions are welcome.
>
> And a special thanks to all who helped with the links.
>
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Re: Shutting down PBs at night

[Don P.]

Date: Tue, 14 Sep 2004 18:29:31 -0700
Subject: Re: Shutting down PBs at night
From: Kyle Hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
In-Reply-To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

On 9/14/04 5:52 PM, "MTH" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Spew into
the Cybertrough:

> I don't have a powerbook, but my iBook has only been
turned off once 
in
> the year and a half that I have owned it and that is
when I shipped 
it
> back to Apple for service. I think that it would
upset me to turn it
> off every night, I'm not patient enough to wait for
it to start up 
when
> I want to get on it again.

I'm an Apple Certified Technician and I shut mine off
every night and 
unplug
it from the wall.

I have my reasons.

Kyle H. Hansen


I'm not sure what i the best way reply to the list
digest. So if someone can clarify this, I may not
bungle future replies.

The above subject has no value if response is "yes I
do" or no I don't". Perhaps the original author should
have said  "Why should I shut down PB.?"
Opinions seem to divide on:
Yes, turn it off because there is potential for:
1. threat of power fluctuations/damage due to storms
etc.
2. damage due to unwanted invasion from local &or
network
3. waste. some people don't put it in sleep mode (heat
concerns?).
4. battery longevity. Is it better to cycle, drain
etc. Most people don't know the totally different 
approach to battery maint. re battery type.
5. damage to mechanical components:  if on, it's worse
if  "bumped".

No, leave it on because there is potential for:
1. OSX is designed to work better that way
2. mechanical components  function longer if not
cycled.
3, no greater damage if in sleep mode.
4. batteries work best this way. ( where do the
G-books change?)
5. less start-up time.


Am I all wet?
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CD/DVD/lens cleaners media repair

[Don P.]

OK...this is off forum center but w/ all the DVD
problems it may relate.
Over the years I've noted that media repair/cleaners,
etc. opinions are like attitudes re. herbal
supplements
"Destructive", "Waste", "Can't do any harm",
"Sometimes works", "Vital to protect " are common
comments.
Any opinions from the the experts and those that just
want to opine?  
Web search on this subject is a snake pit. Perhaps
someone could just point me to a good site that has
some authority.
thanks. Don



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Re: Panther and hidden desktop tile

[Don P.]

> .. Original Message ...
> On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 18:50:36 +1000 "kaldav"
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >Hello,
> >I am running OS 10.3.4 and using Internet explorer.
> When I double 
> >click a saved web page, and Expose moves the
> Explorer windows to the 
> >center, I see a file behind them which is labelled
> Hidden.
> >I can't find it to delete it, just see it.
> >In OS9 Sherlock could make desktop files visible.
> What does one do in 
> Panther?
> 
> 
> This is why it is hidden, because people see files
> and assume they ought to 
> be able to delete them.
> 
> Don't delete files without knowing what they are!!!
> 
> There are apps (such as Cocktail IIRC) which let you
> reveal hidden files, 
> but realize that if you delete some of these such as
> /etc/ your machine 
> will not boot.
> 
> So it might be better to leave them hidden.
> 
> TjL

Good advice but he said "I see a file..."  so it is
not hidden. if a file has inadvertently been made a
visible file, why would it be "labelled Hidden"? I
suspect a popup installed by a Cookie since it is
persistant. 
Suggestion: Use Explorer Preferences to remove Cookies
and give us feedback.
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Re: OS 10.3.5 (split to problems attack)

[Don P.]

This thread would make for an interesting thread in
the fields of communications, psychology, philosophy
and human relations. Certainly it reveals some of the
difficulties that technical people have in conveying
what they are trying to say in non-technical terms. 
:-)
The problem may have started by someone in the
academic world implying that they worked in the"real
life" world.  :-)
Perhaps this was doubly galling since we see so much
SPAM and Popup ads destroying the credibility of an
otherwise honorable university.  :-)
Regardless, there a few things in life for which a 10%
failure rate is deemed acceptable (although I think we
might welcome a return to that for marriages). :-)
Keep smiling. LOL and enjoying the pissing contests.
Don


>> Bruce, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>>
>>> In real life, most people have few problems with
OS X.
>>
>> let me guess, "real life" is lives approved by
you? How do 
you=20
>> find
>> the time for all this approval business?
>>
>> I have few problems with OS X. Is that enough to
become approved?
>
> Since Bruce is a system administrator where he
works, I would 
assume=20=

> that
> when he says "real life", he's probably thinking
about the users 
he=20
> has to
> support. But that's just wishful thinking from me...

That's the experience I was talking from, that and the
shared=20
experiences of our Mac admins group on campus. We find
that, in the=20
main, we don't have to do a whole lot, since the Macs
don't seem to=20
break very often; when they do, it's often easy to
fix.

Sometimes we get seemingly hard ones, but even they
often turn out 
to=20
have simple fixes.

Moreover, either because Mac users are naturally more
intelligent 
;-),=20=

they're more used to fixing things themselves, living
in a computing=20
ghetto that they do, or that macs are easier to deal
with in the 
first=20=

place (or a combination of all three), we find that
one reason we're 
so=20=

rarely fixing problems is that the users themselves
fix the problems=20
when they arise.

I'm not offended my Mikael's remarks, what bothers me
is the seeming=20
attitude by many that the mac is just beset with
horrible problems,=20
because they go looking for the people having those
problems. (like=20
hitting MacFixit every day, and such.) It's a biased
view, and after 
a=20=

while, if those are the sites you frequent, it seems
like it's the 
only=20=

view.

It's like the many, many PC users I've run into who
are genuinely=20
surprised, when I tell them I didn't have to worry
about viruses on 
my=20=

Mac. They see nothing but all the news coverage about
this or that 
new=20=

virus sweeping the worlds computers, and never seem to
read to the 
last=20=

line where the obligatory "Macs and Linux systems are
not affected."

(A problem not confined merely to computers in this
media-soaked age)



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Re: I just ordered a iBook/SideTrack

[Don P.]

<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> QUESTION:  Have List subscribers who have used
SideTrack 
encountered
> kernel panics? 
I installed it on my Lombard w/10.2 and did not get
kernel panics but it did quickly freeze the cursor
which required a rescue from the Terminal to remove
and restore normal function. 
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DW or TTP? fork from Re: OS 10.3.5

[Don P.]

The quote below raises the query: Which should I buy?
Which is better, DiskWarrior or TechTool Pro?
Are there price breaks for those that purchase one and
want to try the other?
Don

" From today's MacFixIt:

1. Make sure your hard drive is in good shape: Boot
from the OS X 
Install CD and run Disk Utility's Repair Disk function
(or use a 
third-party drive utility such as DiskWarrior or
TechTool Pro).
2. When booted from the volume containing Mac OS X,
run Disk 
Utility's Repair Disk Permissions function.
3. Install the update.
4. After rebooting, again run Repair Disk Permissions.

Note item #2.

Andrew Main

>I disagree. You should read Macfixit more often. Many
people have 
problems
>after installing an OS X update. Better to be safe
than sorry. By the 
way,
>the advice I gave comes straight from MACFIXIT.
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>
>>
>  > OSX isn't that fragile...heck *Windows* isn't
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Re: G4 Titanium and Olympus C1400L

[Don]

MMB wrote:

> Hi:
>
> I have an Olympus C1400L digital camera which uses SmartMedia (3.3V)
> cards. This is an older camera but takes marvellous images. It connects
> to computer with a serial cable, alas, not USB.
>
> I have a G4 867/Titanium Powerbook on OSX 2.8 (USB of course) and I want
> to be able to transfer the camera images to it.
>
> I do not want to buy a new camera. There must be a way to get those
> images to the laptop -  which accepts PCMIA cards Type I and II.
>
> Card adapter?
> Card reader?
>
> What should I be looking for?
>
> Maria
>
> --

I use a ZIO! reader from Microtech -- Olympus and Ti 400. Works fine and
it's cheap. Don't know that they are still available but you can check.




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Re: Has Everybody heard? Steve Jobs is doing fine in hospital!

[Don]

If Canadian, Steve would have probably had to come to the US for quick service on
this one.

Nick wrote:

> Or Canada! :)
>
> on 8/2/04 2:25 PM, Bruce Mitchell at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> >
> > Often no care at all, in this country, unlike Europe.
> >
> > on 8/2/04 11:08 AM, peter webster at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
> >> Well, of course! What else can a person do?
> >>
> >> I will say that it's very very fortunate for Jobs that he's rich. Poor
> >> people don't do as well with cancer treatments as do rich people. That's
> >> because they often get different levels of care.
> >>
> >>
> >>> Yes, I saw it last night on the news. I'm sending my prayers his way for a
> >>> fast recovery.
> >>> --
> >>> Aaron Willems
> >>
> >>
> >
>
> --
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Re: Wegener Media WS processor upgrades

[Don P.]

I bought a processor upgrade from Wegener Media which
didn't work despite their absolute assurance. They
finally admitted that it wouldn't work after I sent my
Lombard to them. I got my Lombard back with a
processor that had half my original memmory chips.
They still have my memory and never compensated me for
the loss nor will they communicate further. They were
having problems but I was the one that got screwed.
Until I get my original memory back I must caution
people about dealing with Wegener Media.
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Re: How Do I Clean LCD Screen?

[Don]

AKR wrote:

> On 2-May-04, at 2:35 PM, RK Rossi wrote:
>
> > Very simple question:
> >
> > How do I clean the LCD screen?
>
> I find that iKlear works quite well.  I got a little kit awhile ago
> that came with a bottle of iKlear and a couple of chamois cloths.  I
> use both to clean both the screen on my Powerbook, as well as the
> casing.
>

I agree. It's the best stuff I've used for the screen and the entire
computer.




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Re: 9.2

[Don]

Thanks, Bruce. My friend will be pleased!

Bruce Johnson wrote:

> On Mar 24, 2004, at 10:01 AM, Don wrote:
>
> >
> > So my friend with 9.1 needs to upgrade to 9.2 before installing X,
> > right?
>
> No. 9.1 is compatible with OSX.
>
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Re: 9.2

[Don]

dan_A wrote:



>
> You must have 9.2 installed first. You cant install an older OS over a
> newer one. I bought my Tbook from someone who only had Panther
> installed and i had to wipe out the hd to install 9.2.2. It also
> provided an opportunity to partition the hd.
>
> dan_A
>
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Re: OS 10.3.3 (problems? not LaCie) Stuffit Deluxe

[Don P.]

I have had several Unexplained Quits from Stuffit
Deluxe 8.0.2 since install of OS 10.3.3 while I am on
the Web. It doesn't seem to make any other problems
and Stuffit Deluxe seems to work OK if I restart it
(normally a bad idea).
B.T.W.
Any comments on the Net not being the Web? This issue
seems to confuse many people and should probably be
explained since it is critical to communication and
there is (perhaps not so obviously, but importantly, a
difference)
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Can't boot from CD

[Don P.]

on Startup of my Lombard I get a black screen with
this message:

/etc/master.passwd: Not a directory
/etc/master.passwd: Not a directory
-sh:  /etc/profle: Not a directory
-sh-2.05b# ADB present : 8c

I cannot do an alternate Startup with any key
combination despite having a eDrive Partition setup
for TechTool Pro 4 and a various Startup disks in the
CD drive. For example; holding C on powerup does not
get it to boot from the CD.

Help! What next? ...disconnect the harddrive and try
to boot from CD?

Don Pruitt

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Re: Ebay G5 query

[Don P.]

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
"Date: Tue, 24 Feb 2004 16:51:58 +1100
Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Howdy!

Has anyone seen this advert on ebay?

Apple Power Mac G5 Dual 2Ghz for only $235

This is the link in question...

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2789998233&category=51036

Appartently if your bid is sucessfull you'll get the
instructions on 
how to 
go about getting a G5 for peanuts.

Sounds way too dodgy to me, but I just wondered if
anyone out there had 
seen 
it and proceeded.

L8r'S

Simon"

I'll make the same deal for 1/2 the price!
The ebay offer is:
"This auction is for the information on how to get
your Apple Power Mac G5 Dual 2Ghz for only $235 (plus
shipping)."
I'll provide "the information" on how you can rob
someone for even less than "$235 (plus shipping).".
LOL
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Re: PB G3 Blacks out, won't restart (suggested repairs)

[Don P.]

 On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 09:55:18, Wayne Schneck wrote:
> Here are the companies I found which repair 
> powerbooks:

> powerbookguy.com
> pbparts.com
> powerbooktech.com
> powerbookmedic.com
> wegenermedia.com

I would caution against "wegenermedia.com". My repair
went like an example of how everything can go wrong.
It took over a year to get my computer back and
resolve numerous screwups on their part. They still
have my Memory which they promised to return after
they finaly returned my computer with 1/2 the original
memory.

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Re: Buying Replacement Pismo Batteries: Experiences?

[Don]

Interesting. I've heard this before, but in my case, keeping the Ti plugged in
most of the time (almost always), I only recently noticed the battery is not
staying charged for more than 60-75 minutes. Got the 400 during the middle
period of their release so it's been a few years.

Don

Bruce Mitchell wrote:

> My Mac guru advises that it is wise not to keep a PB plugged in all the time
> but instead let the battery run down fully at least every few weeks, that
> doing so will actually enhance the life span of the battery. He seems to be
> correct, as with every PB I have owned I have had spare batteries for the
> other bay which get little use and they always die long before the main
> battery which I let wear down periodically.
>
> Bruce Mitchell
>
> on 2/6/04 6:09 PM, Richard Matteson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > Hi folks,
> >
> > For what it's worth, I too recently purchased a NewerTech 6600mAh
> > battery for my Pismo from Other World Computing. I haven't had it long
> > enough to check the actual working time on a charge, but the "Battery
> > Status Indicator" shows 4:06 at 99% capacity (it showed 4:57 at 100%
> > capacity when I first unplugged the power adapter and seems to be all
> > over the place, especially after a short period of inactivity or a
> > sleep period.) It will be a while before I know how accurate this is
> > because I use the 'Book plugged in most of the time. If I get a good
> > read of the time sooner, I'll post with the current subject.
> >
> > Rick Matteson
> > 400mHz Pismo, 1GB RAM, 40MB Hitachi HD
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Re: Personal LaserWriter LS on WallStreet

[Don]

Robin Ashe wrote:

> On 1/10/04 5:22 AM, "Paul Stamsen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > At 22:41pm -0800 on 1/9/04,  Robin Ashe, contributed:
> >
> >> OK, I tried the LW 8 extension, it practically nerfed my system, so I
> >> rebooted with all extensions on and trimmed away the ones that I was sure I
> >> didn't need. I now have a LaserWriter 300 Icon on my desktop, but I'm still
> >> getting the same error message when I try to print.
> >
> > Have you opened the Chooser and chose the LW8?
>
> No. I don't see why I should. I have a PLW LS not a LW8. Why would choosing
> the LW8 solve my problems?
>
> --

That's the way I "choose" my HP laser on my Ti 400 OS 9.1   In fact, that's what
was explained in the instructions from HP.

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Re: Inability to obtain, maintain stable connection from onelocation with Wall Street PB

[Don]

Gary...

I had this problem (couldn't connect or connect but disconnected after a few
minutes) (Ti 400 9.1). I eventually tried connecting with a second phone
line in the house and problem gone. The Earthlink people said there was no
problem on their end... I didn't believe them but find out they were right.
Having my dedicated line wiring re-done next week.

Don

Gary Goldberg wrote:

> When I go to my mother's in Indianapolis I have great
> difficulty in logging on to this e-mail account on any of 6
> local Earthlink access numbers (but not from my brother's
> elsewhere in the city).
>
> I get as far as "starting PPP" and then the attempt usually
> fails with a response from Remote Access (I'm running OS 9.1)
> that there was a problem on the remote side, check your
> settings, etc. Even if I do manage to get connected it's often
> "disconnected" after a few minutes. Earthlink has been clueless
> in the past, and I doubt it's their fault anyway.
>
> The settings are the same as at home.
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Re: Cooling Metalplate for Powerlogix 500 mhz?

[Don P.]

On Dec 22, 2003, at 10:42 PM, Mikael Bystr=F6m wrote:

> I need suggestions on what material and thickness
the cooling=20 metalplate that is supposed to be on
top of the 500 mhz G3 Powerlogiz Blue chip=20= for
the Powerbook Wallstreet model ( I have a rev. 2),
should be. I just bought one second hand and it seems
to be missing from the package 
and=20= I have to make my own.< 
 
On Tue, 23 Dec 2003 14:50:26, Paul Nicholson wrote:

> > Make it out of aluminum. You want a material with
a low thermal=20 resistance. (snip) Copper has an even
better thermal=20= conductivity, but is both heavier
and more expensive. <<

Make it out of Copper, which is twice as thermally
conductive as aluminum, unless the shop tools or a
dollar makes the difference. If money really doesn't
matter, make it out of Silver, which is slightly
better. :-)
Potential oxide problems could be worth considering.
Use a thermally conductive protection on the
interface. Aluminum would be the normal choice for
mass production extrusions, critical weight and pinch
penny cost considerations. Your time and trouble
should govern this decision.  

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Re: Bill Clinton and PowerBook

[Don]

I saw a pic of Bush Jr. in the "Texas Oval Office" with a powerbook sitting
on his desk.

Paul Nicholson wrote:

> On Dec 9, 2003, at 10:56 PM, peter webster wrote:
>
> > I can't resist:
> > The current president uses a Fisher-Price.
>
> And not very well at that!
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Re: (no subject)

[Don P.]

It might help others trace your lost post if you put a
subject in the "Subject Line". Many filters will
justifiably discard emails without a Subject Line. I
would have treated your missive as Spam.

Original message:
"Message-Id: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
In-Reply-To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sun, 28 Sep 2003 21:36:37 -0300
From: Bill Briggs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: 

Is this list moderated? I posted something in a thread
the other day 
that never seemed to be posted to the list.

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Re: Pismo USB printer problem

[Don]

I had problems getting my HP laser to work with my Ti 400 OS 9.1.

The HP does not show up in the Chooser panel. If I remember correctly, the
instructions indicated it would mount under the Laser Writer  icon..

If the HP is still powered on and plugged into the Ti when I shut down or
sleep the Ti and close the lid, the HP restarts the 'book.

Lastly, the Ti has to be shut down (not sleeping or on) if I need to
reconnect the HP otherwise it won't print.

Don

Tekno Liber wrote:

> >From: "Gary D. Adams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> >Have you selected it in the Chooser?
> >Does the icon appear there to even select it.
>
> Nope, it doesn't even appear there.
>
> I have tried my own Epson USB inkjet with the same results.
>
> AND I have tried it on my other Pismo, same result ???
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Re: Ebay: some more news

[Don]

jdc wrote:

> Doug Behr wrote:
>
> >>On Tuesday, July 22, 2003, at 05:48 AM, Joaquim
> >>Carvalho wrote:
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
> >
> >>>I now am receiving so many
> >>>Powerbook scam emails I can't count them.
> >>>Joaquim
> >>>
> >>>
> >
> >
> >Are you thinking that the scammers are getting your
> >email address through E-Bay?
> >
> >Are you using an email address as an e-bay user name?
> >
> >
> No, I think they're contacting me through Ebay.
> Joaquim
>
>
>

Unless your username is also your email address, they have to go through
eBay to contact you. If you receive spam that way which would include people
offering you off-eBay "deals" you can notify eBay. The person would have to
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Re: Anyone (esp. in the UK) purchased goods from Wegener

[Don P.]

Date: Thu, 19 Jun 2003 09:09:51 -0400
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Anyone (esp. in the UK) purchased goods
from Wegener
 Media??
Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

In a message dated Thu, 19 Jun 2003 09:09:51 -0400
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

> 
> Has anyone here, or in the UK had any dealings with 
> wegenermedia.com?
"I sent them my clamshell iBook  to repair a torn
cable, broken 
internal modem, and install a much larger harddrive. 
The computer arrived 
back to me safely within a week.  I was quite pleased.
 Why don't you call them and ask what's going on? 
 The two 
complaints I remember earlier about them on this list 
were both resolved.  
One occurred when he had the flu back at the beginning
of the year.  And 
I beleive the other complaint was caused because the
mail system back 
to Europe (France?)  was slow beyond belief.  
  I personally have noticed that it takes much
longer  for me to 
get Portmeirion pottery  shipments from England  now
(after 9/11)  than 
it used to.  I assume the delay has something to do
with extra security 
and the postal system.  
   Pick up the phone and call them.  Just ask them
if the items 
have been shipped  and when you should reasonably
expect them to arrive.  
   Paula S. Rutledge"

Better check out your components carefully to see if
anything was switched. I bought a processor upgrade
and some repair work from Wegener Media. I got the
first return with missing parts. I had to send it to
them a second time. I got the second return with
missing parts. I finally got my money back on the
processor upgrade which was a bum steer from the start
but I have never seen the promised return of my 512
RAM which they kept. I am suspect that an item which
was repaired after supposed damage in shipping, wasn't
actually replaced (or damaged).  On phone calls I got
disconnected repeatedly, put on interminable holds and
got the usual "phone back later" delays. Emails were
only answered by employees that disappeared. Based on
my personal experiance with Wegener Media, they are
disorganized, incompetant liars and thieves. If they
return my 512 RAM after I have waited almost a year, I
will retract my comment about thieves. Regardless,
after paying for shipping 3 times, long distance phone
charges, loss of computer for almost 1/2 year, etc.,
etc., I would stay away from Wegener Media. 
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Re: iTunes Importing

[Don]

Dan...

Thanks for the information contained in this post. I just bought OS X;
wanting access to the latest iTunes and the Apple music store pushed me over
the edge. (I am also looking for a good new or used burner on eBay and will
get an iPod, too.) I have been concerned about losing a lot of sound quality
in downloads compared to commercial disc and this information makes me feel
a little better about the the process. I am not and never have been a snobby
audiophile. (I still use my middle-of-the-road-when-new Kenwood KR 4070 and
Infinity Qe speakers and admit to still enjoying the warmth found in vinyl
when played on a reasonably decent system). But the thought of "losing"
sound in the download process, even if it is an imperceptible loss, doesn't
sit well with me for some reason. So the better quality of download, the
better I will feel about it.

Don

Dan Knight wrote:

> On 6/7/03 1:20 AM, Clyde Kahrl posted:
>
> >   I find it interesting that there are complaints about MP3
> >Quality.  I remember when CDs first came out.  They were really
> >really awful.  Portions of some recordings sounded like fingernails
> >on chalkboards to me.
> > This is because taking good music and converting it to digital
> >seriously degrades the recording--particularly when you only sample
> >at 44khz.
>
> Nonsense. It's because digital recording, mastering, and playback were in
> their infancy. The engineers were learning as they went along. Just as
> some of the early half-speed mastered LPs were horrid, once the engineers
> learned how the process differed from what they had done before, things
> got a whole lot better.
>
> Oversampling can produce a superior product, but you have to remember
> that the playback system only handles 14 bits per channel at 44 KHz, most
> audio hardware is only designed for the 20 Hz to 20 KHz range, and few
> speakers have decent response beyond about 12-15 KHz -- the upper limit
> of hearing for most of us and one-third the sampling rate of CDs.
>
> There's nothing inherent in the process of digitizing sound that degrades
> things. Just pop a CD of the Beatles or old analog material from Elvis,
> the Beach Boys, Sinatra, or the Stones to hear how much better old music
> can sound when it's been properly remastered for digital media.
>
> >Over time, these have improved but modern CDs are still
> >not comparable to the output of modest hi-fi equipment from the late
> >70s.
>
> Yes, the days of Shure cartridges, Dolby B noise reduction, paper cone
> drivers, and 18 gauge speaker wire. I sold high end audio on the early
> 1980s, and I can tell you that Bose makes a desktop radio today that
> sounds better than some of the $5,000-plus audio systems I sold -- and
> you don't need to be sitting in the right spot in an optimized room to
> benefit from the sound.
>
> >   Some MP3s really stink because of the really awful encoding
> >out there.   I have never encoded using iTunes, so I don't know if it
> >is reasonably good or not at encoding.  I would think you would want
> >variable bit rate and so forth--and I'm not sure it has that.  And I
> >don't know how to control the dynamic range.
>
> First, there's no reason to control the dynamic range, since that's
> already established by the CD you're acquiring the sound from. Second,
> you can select one of three default encoding rates (128, 160, or 192
> Kbps) or choose a custom setting that lets you specify the bit rate
> between 16 and 320 Kbps, enable variable bit rate, choose from 7 quality
> settings, pick a sampling rate between 8 and 48 KHz, and filter subsonics
> (10 Hz and lower).
>
> Some MP3s stink because people don't understand the process. Sure, a 64
> Kbps file will be small and load quickly, but it's not going to sound
> very good. And some types of music are more demanding of even higher
> quality than others.
>
> >   I suspect it's a lot like digital photography.  Every time
> >you go through some digital conversion process you lose a whole bunch
> >of information/data/whatever.  Maybe if you went direct from mike to
> >MP3 you would have less of a problem than going from CD to MP3.
>
> Digital photography suffers primarily from its reliance on JPEGs, which
> are not only lossy, but only support 8 bits per color channel. 24-bit
> color is fine for output on your computer screen, but you tend to lose
> detail in bright areas and shadows. However, most digicams let you decide
> whether to record in JPEG format or something better, such as RAW or
> TIFF. The amount of information lost depends on your settings, as is true
> of digital recording and MP3 compression.
>
> 

Re: Trading oversee (with WegenerMedia)

[Don P.]

Date: Mon, 24 Feb 2003 11:54:27 +0100
Subject: Trading oversee
From: =?ISO-8859-1?Q?G=E9rard_Mittaux-Biron?= 
On Mon, 24 Feb 2003 11:54:27 +0100
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
>Message-Id:
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

"   Just a little experience in buying stuff
oversee.

   By beginning November 2002 I ordered PB
Wallstreet batteries=20
(internal + external) from WegenerMedia (ibookparts
and 
powerbookpart=20
stores on internet), for an amount of $225,00, using
PayPal.

   As I hadn't received anything by the beginning
of December, I=20
sent an eMail to WegenerMedia, stating that I was
still waiting for 
my=20=

batteries and asking if everything was ok with my
order. The answer 
I=20
got was not completely satisfying to me ("Did you
receive these 
yet?"),=20=

but I thought that one month was not so much for
receiving this kind 
of=20=

package from US to France, and I decided to wait some
more.

  I guess this was a mistake: as I still hadn't
received anything 
by=20=

the end of January, I sent another email to
Wegenermedia, but did 
not=20
get any answer. A few days later, I sent another mail
stating that I=20
was considering  to activate PayPal user complaint
procedure, and I=20
didn't get any answer.

  So I turned to PayPal, and I got an answer from
them: I had 
one=20
month to activate the user complaint procedure, and as
the delay was=20
ran off, they couldn't only ask WegenerMedia to do
their best to 
solve=20=

the issue. At this date, I still don't have any news
from WegenerMedia.

  Should I say that I feel like I reached the
limits of this kind 
of=20=

trading:
  - You don't really expect to receive your orders
using oversee=20
mails in one month, except if you decide to pay a lot
more for very=20
short delivery (which was not proposed to me when I
asked for 
delivery=20=

costs), so you can't expect anything from PayPal or
other equivalent=20
services, even if you pay for using them,
 - When you do this kind of transaction, it seems
that the only=20
thing you are sure of, is that the money you give will
be received, 
not=20=

your order, specially when you work with what seems to
be dishonest=20
companies or people.

 I can imagine that my order was really sent by
WegenerMedia, 
and=20
might have been lost between them and my home. What I
can't 
understand=20=

is that I did the best to ensure that my money was
effectively sent 
to=20=

WegenerMedia, but that the equivalent was not done by
them: I did 
not=20
receive my order, I couldn't get any answer from them,
even after=20
asking PayPal (but did PayPal really get in touch with
them ?). The=20
result is that I paid a fair amount of money... for
nothing.

 I really feel like angry: loosing money is a bad
thing by 
itself,=20=

but when you are completely left by the one who took
your money and=20
don't even give the appearance to care, is even more
difficult to=20
accept.

 Well, maybe I am rather naive and this kind of
things happens=20
everyday. In this case, this mail will, at least
permit to share my=20
experience and to remind people to be very cautious,
much more than 
I=20
was.

G=E9rard."
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with Dave Wegener at Wegener Media. I've been trying
to straighten out some of his dealings for months. At
present I'm waiting for the return of $299 and 512 MB
of RAM which he personnaly promised.
Gerard, if you can not get satisfaction with a
situation such as yours, I would suggest the
following:
1. Report your payment to Paypal as fraudulent.
2. If you used US Mail for any transferrals or
communication, inform them of any illegal activity,
ie. fraud 
3. Communicate your situation, as you have done, to
others that may use the services. The more people that
know of your problem, the fewer people will deal with
someone disreputable.

Hopefully, we will both be able offer retractions to
our comments if we are only seeing a normal delay and
nothing illegal is taking place. So far, based on my
experiance, I would suggest people should reconsider
if tempted to do businness with Dave Wegener or
Wegener Media. 

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Re: OS X 10.2.4 stable?

[Don P.]

Eric wrote on Mon, 17 Feb 2003 08:25:09
I presume you've tried holding down the 'c' key when
you startup the 
Lombard
with a CD in the CD-ROM? It'd be very strange indeed
if it didn't allow 
you
to boot from CD.


Mark wrote on Mon, 17 Feb 2003 10:04:02
Also try holding down Shift;Option;Command;Delete at
startup. This 
forces
the computer to look for a bootable volume other than
the internal 
startup
drive (including a CD-ROM). This often works when a
Mac refuses to boot 
from
CD even when holding down the "C" key.

on 2/16/03 10:01 PM, Don P. at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:

> My Lombard is going into a freeze at the Apple logo
> upon Startup. No rescue so far. Won't startup from
> externals. No keyboard keys seem to help. May relate
> to Iomega installation. Next step is to pull hard
> drive and try a hot restart from CD then replug the
> hard drive hot.
> Seems to work OK on my G4 mirror.
> Don 

Thanks for the suggestions. Like I said, No keyboard
keys seem to help. Even SAFE BOOT (Shift key at
chimes) won't get me past the Apple. It scares me to
try to run a CD Startup with the hard drive
disconnected and replug while hot with everthing open,
but what else is left?

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Re: OS X 10.2.4 stable?

[Don P.]

My Lombard is going into a freeze at the Apple logo
upon Startup. No rescue so far. Won't startup from
externals. No keyboard keys seem to help. May relate
to Iomega installation. Next step is to pull hard
drive and try a hot restart from CD the replug the
hard drive hot.
Seems to work OK mon my G4 mirror.
Don 


Eric D. wrote:
ate: Sat, 15 Feb 2003 18:45:41 -0500
Subject: OS X 10.2.4 stable?
From:   "Eric D." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hello, has anyone else had problems with OS X 10.2.4
and kernel panics? 
The
update installed fine on my machine (Pismo/400 0.5 GB)
but I've had two
panics in the past 24 hours -- one was apparently
related to dial-up (I 
had
just been disconnected from the web when all of a
sudden I had the 
panic
screen pop-up). The second time the computer wasn't
quite asleep 
(screen
blank, HD spinning) and I pressed F12 to eject the
disk to wake the 
machine
up. No response and eventually I get fed up of waiting
and give the 
machine
the three finger salute. When I check the log a second
kernel panic was
logged precisely at the time I pressed F12.

Huh? Before the upgrade it was working flawlessly (no
panics). I dread 
the
thought of having to wipe the HD and start again from
scratch so I'm 
hoping
it's just teething pains.

Eric.

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Re: New Form Factor?

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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



> And as far as "Hardcore PC users" revering it as the
> most beautiful laptop design on the market, that and your reference to
> such a beautiful large screen that I often catch people looking over my
> shoulder at it in public places, get a grip.

Believe it or not, this happened to me twice today in a semi-public place...
severe admiration of the design and large screen of my Ti. Doesn't happen
everyday or even every week but it is not uncommon and no longer a surprise when
PC heads express their appreciation of the 'book.

Don



> It is thinner and lighter
> > than
> > a Pismo and has such a beautiful large screen that I often catch people
> > looking over my shoulder at it in public places.
> >
> > I applaud Apple for moving *forward* with their design ideas instead of
> > muddling around with designs that have been "done to death."
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Re: Introducing... Myself :)

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Welcome to the list!

Don

Steve Fuller wrote:

> Hi. I'm new to the list so I thought I'd introduce myself. I'm Steve
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Re: I'm back... THIS IS GETTING OLD.

[Don]

Whoops! Sorry -- I see the link right under my nose. Donation made.

Don

Don wrote:

> I don't have a problem using the delete key but, yeah... if people will stop
> whining about the new email service promotion, I'll ante up $10. What's the
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Re: UW students forced to purchase a PC

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Sounds like a "Good 'ol Boys Club" to me. Somebody is
making a lot of bucks. The stink trail probably  goes
from a local  "contributor" and into to the pocket of
the implementor of the policy (or somebody that is
useing that person as a Stooge). 
Anybody know the name and address of the Congress
Person? I assume that this is a State school aided by
tax dollars not intended for support of extortion of
moneys into private or commercial pockets. 
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Wallstreet Power Issues

[Don Silver]

Hi all,

I'm thinking of buying a used Wallstreet (not the 233
mhz with 12" screen) but have heard about battery
charging problems and AC adapter problems. I've dealt
with similar issues for years with my old 540c and
don't want to repeat them. Can anyone point me to a
link or FAQ on this topic?

TIA,
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lombard hinges dying?

[Don P.]

In the following message  the statement  "is there a
"rule" for pismo modems dying (i.e. like 
lombard hinges dying after certain time)" has me
worried. I just bought a Lamabard. Is there a problem
with the hinges?
I have 2 of 2300c, one of which "popped" its hinges
mysteriouslly. Any idea of the cause or a fix? I've
had no problem with the second 2300c but I don't want
it to do the same.
Thanks,
Don

previous message:
Date: Sat, 22 Jun 2002 20:28:26 +0100
Subject: pismo 400 (september 2000) modem dying?
From: vlad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Message-Id:
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Hi list

is there any set of occurences for one to notice that
pismo internal 
modem is dying? is there a "rule" for pismo modems
dying (i.e. like 
lombard hinges dying after certain time)...my modem
started having 
trouble connecting, started dropping connection,
connecting at 28800, 
42667, 24000, 32670, saying it's connected and going
nowhere (sitting 
idle) etc...could it be "noisy" tel line? if it's
modem, how does one 
replace it? and for how much?tech tool is saying
some "registry" or 
"register" has failed the test

same things are happening both in os x 10.1.5 and in
os 9.2.2...

i have two ISPs, happens with both (one is AOL).

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Re: skipping DVD on TiBook [was: TiBook vs G3 Wallstreet]

[Don]

I suppose the thread is in the archives, but there was a brief exchange on
this topic several months ago. I followed some of the advice (having
experienced the same skipping DVD problems), and although I can't remember
what it was, whatever I did, it worked. I can now watch a full DVD w/o it
skipping and stalling. That's on a Ti 400, OS 9.1.

Don

Michael Bryan Bell wrote:

> >>  I'm astonished to hear this--you're using OS X, right?
> >
> > No, I'm using OS 9.  Experimented a bit with OSX, and don't like it
> > that much, and have lots of legacy apps that I am not yet willing to
> > part with, and am getting, as I mentioned, greatly improved stability
> > just from the HARDWARE change, so that all-important low-level
> > difference is less important than otherwise.
>
> I could hardly ever get DVD's to work correctly on those older rage128
> machines and OS9. I had a 500mhz G4 which would constantly hang on DVD's
> that played fine in a console player or the PC next to it.
>
> DVD's on the majority of machines for OS9 as a large whole just kind of
> sucked, but that is only my experiences over many machines. I'd many times
> have to reboot 3-6 times just to get through a DVD.
>
> IMHO, the dvd player was the poster child app for how much nicer using OSX
> could be over OS9. It was probably the first app that caused me to start
> booting to OSX to perform a function instead of doing is in OS9.
>
> It pretty much held that crown until final cut pro 3, which is one hell of
> an OSX app.
>
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Re: TiBook Screen Scratches

[Don]

I agree -- rarely pick up and carry the 'book when it is not in the carrying
case, but when I do, I do so with the TiHandle to avoid any torque or pressure
on the case. Also use the leather piece over the keyboard and clean with
iKlear Apple Polish. No marking or scratching thus far (over a year with ti
400), and I carry it with me every day.

Don

Jim Katz wrote:

> One big help for me in avoiding the grease marks on screen is the handle I
> put on. (Ti Book handle, or Tilt-n-tote pr spmething like that.) I never am
> tempted to pick the machine up squeezing the top, and there is no pressure
> walking with it. Recommended accessory, and I don't know why Apple hasn't
> picked it up.
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Re: Fax Software

[Don]

Agreed! I have used or tried to use a number of fax software programs and have
found Global to be the most efficient and easy to use.

Don

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