Re: Mozilla 1.3.1 for OS 9 (8.6) - Was OT browser

[Matthew Cowgill]

--- Andrew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> The version of Mozilla is 1.3.1, and it is a OS9.2.2
> Classic (non-carbon) build that I am using
> successfully in OS 8.6.
> 
> Not sure where to get it again, though you could try
> 
> http://www.t3.rim.or.jp/~harunaga/mozilla-macos9/
> 
> You mileage may vary,
> 
> Andrew
> 
> 
> --- Kristina Rost <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> > on 1/6/05 11:17 AM, Andrew at
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > wrote:
> > 
> > > Netscape should work fine on 8.6. Actually I'm
> > running Mozilla on my Kanga
> > > under 8.6 which works great
> > 
> > do I want Mozilla instead?
> > 
> > I went to the netscape site and their weren't any
> > options for mac/OS  so I
> > did the download now and  got a file  
> > linker.jsp...it won't open...duh!
> > 
> > sigh
> > 
> > I am now down on my pb-lombard
> > 
> > 
> > Does my G3 beige have a name like Kanga?  cool!
> > 
> > Kristina
> > mac user since SE 30 /1989...really!
> > 
> > 

Actually the link  is
http://www.wamcom.org/latest-131/

That will get you the most up to date version that is
available for classic Mac OS

Matt



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Re: need game recommendation

[Matthew Cowgill]

--- Jeff Wiseman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> 
> Or Civilization II. It ran well on my 1400 with
> 233/G3 upgrade. Still 
> one of my favorite games.
> 
> JeffW.
> 

Unfortunately he said he had no Classic so that leave
out Civ 2 but Civ 3 works just fine on a G3 333 if you
don't have all the animations on and its X native.

Also there is Escape Velocity Nova. It is X native and
doesn't need a mouse.

Matt aka HamletUSMC



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Re: Wireless but not AirPort ???

[Matthew Cowgill]

--- Larry le Mac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I am fixing a PowerBook Lombard or an IceBook
> for my wife and she'll probably want it to be
> wireless, but rather than spending (too much)
> money on AirPort I'm thinking of buying a
> standard PC basestation/sender.
> 
> Which ones work well with a Mac ? Makes ?
> 
> USB or PCMCIA ?
> 
> 
> Larry
> 

Ok I just went through all of this the past two weeks
and now I've got 2 extra cards that won't work with my
3400 that I've got to put back on Ebay to try and
recoup my investment.  Perhaps you can learn from my
mis-steps.

I knew I could probably get things cheaper on eBay but
I wanted instant gratification so I went out to
Staples and picked up a Netgear MR814v2 router.  It
had the mac symbol on it but probabaly any router
would work. I used to have a Linksys router and all
the functions for controlling it are done through a
browser and an internal to the router web site.  It
worked right out of the box.  Just plugged it in and
my broadband network was back up.  

The netgear has a lot of parental controls which I
found nice.  I can set it up to cut off my son's
computer at 10:00 PM on Mon-Fri or block sites by
keyword or actual URL.  Heck when he's grounded I can
selectively just block him from BattleNet.

So the router was no problem.  I also picked up a
cardbus 802.11b card figuring I could shave the card
like I did my usb card and get it to work in my PB
3400 not so.  The only mac drivers for cardbus
cards that I could find worked only on 10.2 or later
which I can't do with my 3400.  

So I researched some more and found
http://www.ioxperts.com 

They have OSX  and OS9 drivers for many PCMCIA cards. 
So I looked at the list quickly and then hopped into
the car and drove 45 minutes to Best Buy since it was
the only other place I knew of that would be open on a
Sunday and I was still working for that whole instant
gratification idea.

I picked up a D-Link - 11 Mbps PC Card Wireless
Adapter (DWL-650) (Please note: D-Link uses the same
model number for cards with different chipsets. We
support only one of them)

Of course I didn't notice that part about them using
the same model number for different chipsets before I
bought the second card.  There are actually 4
different D-Link DWL-650 cards and the IOXperts
drivers only support 1 of the 4 so that was mis-step
number two...

Well now the burn for instant gratification has been
numbed by my stupidity and blowing nearly $80 for two
cards that are useless to me. Course they had rebates
that equalled $45 since they are trying to get rid of
the rest of their B cards and stuff so eventually I'll
get most of it back... and I should be able to get
something for them on eBay whenever I get around to
dealing with that.

So after all the blundering about I printed the list
of supported cards
http://www.ioxperts.com/devices_80211b.html  and sent
my eBay finger a tapping.  

Did a buy it now for a Netgear MA401 PCMCIA cardthat
with shipping was $30 and it came in today.  Plugged
it in and worked immediately with the drivers I had
installed. I can be anywhere in my house and use  my
broadband connection now.  Woo Hoo!

Hopefully your experience works out cheaper than mine
did.

Matt aka HamletUSMC
http://www.geocities.com/hamletusmc/

Powerbook 3400, Bondi iMac, Blueberry iMac





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Re: Will a 128 MB So-dimm from a WS work in a Bondi iMac 333MHz?

[Matthew Cowgill]

--- George Mogiljansky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Hi, 
> 
> Will a 128 MB So-dimm from a Wallstreet work in a
> Bondi iMac 333MHz?
> 
> 
> Thx
> George
> 
> 

Yepper, have a 128 from a Wallstreet in my Bondi 333

Matt aka HamletUSMC
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