Re: Weird sound out of my Albook

2004-11-20 Thread Travis Martin
How often do you have it set to check mail? Do you have a spam filter 
that pings when it tosses something? I get a ting when mine checks 
mail and there isn't any; a different noise when it downloads mail; I, 
too, am running an Al book 10.3.6take a look at your mail settings 
and see if you can spot anything.

Travis
On Nov 20, 2004, at 7:51 PM, Bill Gau wrote:
Hey Brian:
I've got the same set up  . . . typically, you may have some app or
function which has an alert sound set to ting . . . perhaps when
your airport re-connects?
On Sat, 20 Nov 2004 16:50:40 -0600, Bryan Forbes
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Hi:
I've got an 15 Aluminum Powerbook running 10.3.6.  For the past few
days I have a tinging ping noise coming out of it about every couple
of hours or so.  I can't figure out if it's coming from the OS itself
or some application.
There is no rhyme or reason why this noise shows up every couple of
hours or so ... any suggestions or experience with why this is taking
place would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Bryan Forbes
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Re: iPod Question (OT)

2004-11-18 Thread Travis Martin
I use mine pretty often with a cheap cassette interface in both my 
cars; I'm sure it isn't ideal, but it sounds as good as a radio station 
does in the car and is mighty easy to use and move. I think it was 
about $10 at Radio Shack---it plugs into the headphone jack on the iPod 
and stuffs into the cassette slot in the car radio.

Travis
On Nov 18, 2004, at 7:30 AM, Andrew F. wrote:
I use my 4th gen iPod on two computers, a PowerBook via FireWire and an
older Windows laptop over USB 1.1.  Even though the iPod is Mac format
(cannot use as a Windows hard disk), it still works great for 
transferring
music from Windows.

Even over USB 1.1 music uploads aren't all that slow, and are by no 
means
intolerable.

Andrew
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Hi All,
Not a 'G Book' question but I have a Blueberry clamshell (Rev.B) and
would love to use an iPod with it so.
What (if any) experience has anyone had using a 'Windows' iPod
formatted to Mac and using it with a 1.1 USB port? Apple doesn't
recommend it, but seems like it would work, just slow.
Also, any experience hooking it up to their car stereo?
TIA,
Tim

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Not getting any mail...

2004-11-14 Thread Travis Martin
I haven't received a single post from the list since Friday, then got 
one today...I checked the archives and see that there were 20 or so 
that I didn't get. I also subscribe to the LEM swap and vintage lists, 
and nothing from them either, so I suspect servers maybe? I normally 
get around 40 per day total from the lists...

Can anyone offer a clue?
Travis
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Re: UDF CDs in OS X?

2004-10-26 Thread Travis Martin
Why not get, say, a beige G3 and set it up with OS9 on your network and 
call it your UDF Server?

They're cheap and plentiful...I use one for an iTunes server so I don't 
waste resources on my PB. It sits headless in a closet with its audio 
outputs going to a powered speaker set; I use Timbuktu to control it 
when I want to listen to some 'toons. I have more in the hard drive 
than I do in the rest of the computer!

Travis
On Oct 26, 2004, at 6:50 PM, Richard Smykla wrote:
Dan,
AFAIK, You'll have to boot from OS 9 to get at those files. I tried to 
do this myself a while back, and found that a real OS9  boot was 
(apparently) the only way to access those discs. I researched this and 
asked around on various mail lists and no one could tell me different 
- I eventually succumbed to booting in 9 and reburning the data. If 
you manage to find another way, please share, I'm sure there are 
others out there with the same need.

Of course, you'll need to find a machine other than your PB to do it.
Rick
We gots dozens of CDs here, in UDF format, that can't be read on our 
brand new PowerBook... *grumble*

Apple's UDF driver only supports the older UDF versions.  For CDs 
written this century, one normally needs a UDF 1.5 compliant driver.

Roxio (who owns UDF, I guess) has a 1.5 driver for OS 8/9.  But it 
doesn't work in Classic?  And apparently they're irked at Apple for 
trying to crush their disc authoring/burning business...  So they 
have no driver for OS X.

Anyone know where to get such a beastie?
Thx,
- Dan.

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Re: Safari question

2004-10-25 Thread Travis Martin
One thing I've noticed is that if I hold down the mouse button on the 
slider the animation stops; is this perhaps a clue?

Travis
On Oct 25, 2004, at 5:34 AM, Miche Doherty wrote:
There's no easy answer to this - at least, none that I can determine. 
Safari isn't very configurable, and I can find no way of disabling 
images and animation. Same goes for Camino. In Firefox, there's a 
global preference which stops images from loading, but I just tried it 
on http://news.bbc.co.uk and the result was a mess of overlapping 
text.

In iCab, you can press command-semicolon to stop all animations. I 
used iCab as my default browser for years, not least because of its 
image filtering options, but at present (a final release has been 
pending for a lng time) it can't handle CSS layout, so I can't 
wholeheartedly recommend it. Might be worth a look, though: it's a 
small download from http://www.icab.de .

BTW, some of these ads use Flash, but most are just animated GIFs.
I haven't tried Opera or Mozilla in OS X (oh, and I just remembered 
there's another browser called Internet Explorer - I'd forgotten it 
existed) so I can't comment on those.

Miche.

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Re: MAC verses Mac

2004-10-24 Thread Travis Martin
Yeah, and they claim to speak English, but it's hardly recognizable to 
us in Texas!

Travis
On Oct 24, 2004, at 2:52 PM, Larry le Mac wrote:
Sure, but England is a METRIC country and has been for a very
long time...
Larry

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Re: MAC verses Mac [OFF LIST]

2004-10-24 Thread Travis Martin
Wasn't it Sir Winston who is attributed with saying something like, 
The English and the Americans are separated by a common language?

Need a linguistic history lesson? That is an accusation up with which I 
will not put...

Travis
On Oct 24, 2004, at 3:25 PM, Richard Clark wrote:
Umm Larry take it easy i think he was joking because both English and 
Texans have accents that are funny even to me and i'm English.

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Re: END OF THREAD! (was Re: MAC verses Mac [OFF LIST]

2004-10-24 Thread Travis Martin
Yeah, and next you'll be claiming the English play football...and 
what's with driving on the wrong side of the road?

Travis
On Oct 24, 2004, at 3:42 PM, Larry le Mac wrote:
No worries, I am half English myself so there's no lack of humour,
but it just gets to me when Americans think that their interpretation
is the original...
'nuf said!!
Larry

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Safari question

2004-10-24 Thread Travis Martin
I love it! Could hardly kill more than their socialized medicine...
Okay, how 'bout an on-topic question: Is there a way to disable the 
@#$# live-motion ads that annoy me when I'm trying to read i.e. 
National Review Online? Is this Java? The pages have the option of 
selecting a printer version which drops the ads, but that's an extra 
step and while I'm not the laziest sob in the world, I'm in the top 
three. I don't mind the ads being there if I could disable the 
distracting motion.

I'm using a PB with 10.3.5 and Safari 1.2.3 if that helps...
Travis
On Oct 24, 2004, at 4:36 PM, Andrew F. wrote:
Around 1981 or so the Canadian Rhinoceros party had a great solution to
bring Canada into line with the UK.  They proposed a three-year plan
transition, with heavy trucks the first year, buses and light trucks 
the
second, and any remaining survivors the third.

Andrew

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Re: MAC verses Mac

2004-10-23 Thread Travis Martin
No, Vicki, it's not being rude at all; I've been following it with 
interest and have found it informative. Notice, in fact, that the 
subject line has been changed from your original posting so as to 
reflect the newly morphed thread...what is roughly meant sometimes 
gets confused to the point of causing some big problems, and it is good 
once in a while to stop and agree to synchronize terminology. Without 
it, language becomes an impediment to communications!

To be rude would require a culpable mental state; that is, one would 
have to /intend/ to be rude, and I really don't believe that is the 
case here. Recall that a couple of the participants early on mentioned 
being pedantic...a much better description than rude for this. If 
people can't discuss such issues on a forum, where would they go?

Best regards,
Travis
On Oct 23, 2004, at 2:49 PM, victoria Duggan wrote:

From: Ben Dyer [EMAIL PROTECTED]

So, 4kB * 4kB = 16kB^2 (where 1 square kilobyte is equal to a 
million square bytes, whatever that means).
My point precisely!!
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Correctly, it should read: A megabyte is 1kB * 1024.
Er, no...
1 KB * 1024 (not 1 kB)
Larry
Actually guy's is this really needed??
you all know what is roughly meant ,do you have to pic fault with the 
way it is put to paper as you are not helping the people that need the 
help.!

Really by picking at the way they word there emails, you are being 
rude! and putting them down!

vicki

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Re: MAC verses Mac

2004-10-23 Thread Travis Martin
No! No intention whatever to bend your ears! Please don't take 
offense where none was intended. If the thread doesn't interest you, I 
understand that. But these things take on a life of their own. I don't 
see any evidence at all of anyone wanting to offend, so please don't 
think you're being picked on...stay at the front of the class---you're 
among friends!

Travis
On Oct 23, 2004, at 3:25 PM, victoria Duggan wrote:
On Saturday, October 23, 2004, at 07:07  pm, Travis Martin wrote:
No, Vicki, it's not being rude at all; I've been following it with 
interest and have found it informative. Notice, in fact, that the 
subject line has been changed from your original posting so as to 
reflect the newly morphed thread...what is roughly meant sometimes 
gets confused to the point of causing some big problems, and it is 
good once in a while to stop and agree to synchronize terminology. 
Without it, language becomes an impediment to communications!

To be rude would require a culpable mental state; that is, one 
would have to /intend/ to be rude, and I really don't believe that is 
the case here. Recall that a couple of the participants early on 
mentioned being pedantic...a much better description than rude for 
this. If people can't discuss such issues on a forum, where would 
they go?

Best regards,
Travis

OK I class that as my ears being bent, and to go to the back of the 
class.

I will just keep following it and be amazed at the end when everyone 
agree's Because that never happens.

Vicki
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Re: MAC verses Mac

2004-10-23 Thread Travis Martin
If you were to draw a line graph depicting the spectrum of smarts 
with 0=totally ignorant and 100=omniscient, the range of stupid to 
smart among we humans would barely make a dot. Or, as Will Rogers is 
quoted as saying, We're all ignorant on different subjects.

Travis
On Oct 23, 2004, at 2:30 PM, Marcin Wichary wrote:
There's a great saying... If you're stupid, surround yourself with 
smart people. If you're smart, surround yourself with smart people who 
disagree with you.

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Danged picture on my email

2004-10-20 Thread Travis Martin
I recently upgraded my PB to 10.3.5 and now Mail insists on putting a 
dorky picture of a butterfly on everything I send. I don't find 
anything in Mail preferences to turn this off...how do I make it quit?

Travis
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Re: iBook going back to Apple

2004-10-17 Thread Travis Martin
My two cents...I recently migrated from a 466SE iBook to G4 867 
Aluminum 12 PowerBook and couldn't be happier. I haven't run anything 
like scientific measurements, but my perception is that my Airport 
range is about the same, which is to say quite good...anywhere in my 
house or yard, at the least. I'm using a Linksys 11b WAP, though I 
wouldn't think that would be significant.

I don't know how that compares to the various Ti models, but I give you 
that datapoint...

Travis
On Oct 17, 2004, at 1:50 PM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 17/10/04 02:11, John at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, I guess I've been lucky up till now, but it looks like my 700
icebook has finally developed the infamous video failure. I bought it
used almost a year ago, and other than being on it's second hard drive
since right before I got it, I haven't had any other issues. From what
I've been reading on the Apple discussion forums, it seems that once 
the
board is replaced it's usually not long before it goes bad again. 
Seems
to be that it has a design flaw in that these things just run way too
hot. I think once it's fixed, it's going to eBay, and I'll be looking
for a replacement. But not another white iBook! What would folks
recommend that would cost under a grand, but with comparable speed and
capability? I was thinking of a Tibook, but I use Airport and I've 
heard
so much about the poor reception with the Ti's. Wish I could afford a
new 17 er!
I was tempted to suggest a Titanium, but since you're concerned about
AirPort reception, then it might not be a good idea.
Then, if you exclude the white iBook, there isn't much left except 
maybe a
Pismo (PowerBook FireWire), but it will be a tad slower than your 
iBook and
it might also have less video memory.

-Laurent.

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Just curious...

2004-10-16 Thread Travis Martin
Over the last couple of days I've moved from an iBook SE466 clamshell 
running 10.2.8 with 320Mb of RAM and Airport .11b to a G4 Aluminum 
PowerBook 867 running 10.3.5 with 640Mb and Airport .11g; I was able to 
migrate everything by doing a fresh install of 10.3.5 and using the 
setup tools...made it easy. I used Mail and Safari on both; both were 
up-to-date as far as Apple's online software updater.

My observation is that with no other changes (same linksys base 
station and cable connection,) my internet performance seems quite a 
bit snappier. I'm very curious...inasmuch as the 11.g in the new box is 
not able to run any faster, since it's linked to a 11.b base, and it's 
my understanding that either is far faster than my cable modem anyway, 
that doesn't explain the difference. So is it the difference in 10.2 
and 10.3, or is a G4 faster at web browsing than a G3, or the extra 
RAM, or some combination? I just wasn't expecting any real 
difference...I've been telling myself for quite some time that a beige 
G3 at 233 was all you need for browsing and email but am pleasantly 
surprised at the difference. Curious minds want to know...

Travis
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Re: Anyone here use virtual PC?

2004-10-13 Thread Travis Martin
You guys see them black helicopters circling? Lemme see if I've got 
this right...MS, one of the richest, most successful companies in 
history, is going to go out of their way to keep 1 or 2 % of users 
(that would be Linux, etc) of a product (VPC) that is maybe 1 or 2 % of 
the users of a platform (Mac) that is maybe 10% of computerdom...yeah, 
I'm sure they're really burning the midnight oil on that one. Can you 
spell paranoia?

Travis
On Wednesday, October 13, 2004, at 01:16  PM, Larry le Mac wrote:
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Well, here is the thing, it would take WORK to break the ability to 
boot Linux and other OSes that they just don't want to spend.
Eh, pardon ?!?
They have all the code for VPC and of course they compile the app,
so it's not too difficult a task for them to make sure that the PC
only boots an M$ OS.
It's not like a real PC where M$ has no control over who can
run what, it's more like Apple. M$ have full control over the
hardware, simple as that.
Larry
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How do I...

2004-10-09 Thread Travis Martin
There's probably a FAQ or site somewhere that answers this; if so, 
please point me to it.

I just got a G4 PB and want to import all of my email  preferences 
plus Safari bookmarks etc...is there a way to do this painlessly? I 
know how to do my iTunes library; looks like they would have provided 
an easy way to do the rest. The G4 is 10.3 and the ibook I've been 
using is 10.2; is this going to work?

Thanks!
Travis
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Re: Command key

2004-09-26 Thread Travis Martin
Really? Do you remember any of he other five? I've called it 
cloverleaf for years to tell non-Mac people how to do something...was 
that on the list?

I'd like to see the whole list
On Sunday, September 26, 2004, at 10:02 AM, Dan Palka wrote:
Come to think of it, wasn't that listed in a Mac addict recently as 
one of the like six different names that people have given the Command 
key in the last 20 years?

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Re: shutting down pb pismo

2002-06-30 Thread Travis Martin


 Sorry to escalate this, but IMHO, not shutting it down means you are
 contributing t0 the overall wasteful use of energy that has brought us
 to such a sorry global state. Pick global warming or Middle Eastern
 warfare: they both come down, in part, to lack of self-discipline on
 saving energy. Think globally, act locally, etc.

First, the global state is hardly sorry; in fact, it is arguably the
best it has ever been in all of recorded history...by any measure except
perhaps morality; I'm not even sure of that.

Middle Eastern warfare has essentially nothing to do with wasteful use of
energy or self-discipline with regard to saving energy. Read your Bible
or study history. Blaming the current situation there on energy makes about
as much sense as blaming Vietnam on rock  roll...

Global warming, to the extent that it exists, has about as much to do with
whether you shut down your computer as does a water shortage with whether
you sleep on your side or your back (there is a measurable difference in how
much you perspire...) In fact, there is not and has never been a water
shortage---four fifths of the earth's surface is covered in water. There can
be _temporary_ shortages of _clean_ water in a given locale, but, on
balance, these resolve themselves. Similarly, the average temperature of the
planet has been cooling for eons. There are small cyclical variations not
easily attributed to any one cause; certainly not sleeping your computer.
Man's influence is miniscule at best. Apparently, ol' Sol is the greatest
influence.

Now, if you really want to cut down on greenhouse gas emissions, I'm with
you---let's start by seeing how fast we can convert production of
electricity to nuclear.





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Re: losing value....

2002-06-01 Thread Travis Martin

 
 I was trying to equate a 1995 PC with a 1995 Mac.  The 8500 came out in 1995.

Sure; but isn't an 8500 a power pc processor? (I'm not nearly as familiar
with macs as I am with pc's---that's why I subscribed to this list: to
learn.)

I think the 486 and 68040 were roughly equivalent; the pentium is roughly
equivalent to ppc. But if I'm wrong, please educate me; as I said, I came
here to learn.

I guess my point was that using year-of-release to compare them misses the
mark; for example, Ford came out with a V8 in 1932; Chevrolet brought theirs
out in 1955. But if you were comparing various cars, it would seem more
realistic to compare a V8 Ford to a V8 Chevrolet or a 6 cylinder Ford to a 6
cylinder Chevrolet, even though the years of introduction aren't the same.
Does that make sense?

FWIW, I still use a 486 running Windows for WorkGroups for my invoicing,
though I'm typing this on a 466se ibook...

Travis


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Re: losing value....

2002-06-01 Thread Travis Martin


 OK, here I come to save your minds
 
 x86 CPUs and 68k CPUs are both CISC (Complex Instructions Set
 Computing) and the 8500 (PPC CPUs) are RISC (Reduced Instruction Set
 Computing).
 
 is a 486 equal to that of a 8500? Um, no. But Kyle was saying that
 comparison for this reason:
 
 what was Apple releasing in 1995? the PowerMac 8500. I had a Quadra
 900 that was made in 1991 that beats the pants off any 486 I have
 ever used.
 
 So, your strain of the thread is now dead as it has been explained to
 what needs to be explained. And, yes, the 8500 is about 4.5x faster
 than a 486 DX4-100.
 
 We are not comparing cars, but computers. I don't think there is a
 lowendcar.com, but Dan might want to look into that g

What I'm getting from this is that there is some confusing of the hardware
platforms and the operating systems.

What is magical about the year 1995?

No fooling, we're not comparing cars? Is analogy not permitted here?

But I won't strain the thread further; for that matter, I guess I needn't
read it further, since it's been explained to what needs to be explained,
whatever that means...

Travis



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