Re: Ti book

[VICTORIA.DUGGAN]

Hi Caleb

apple support downloads page and download battery reset 2.0 for the  
lombard and it resets the battery for you.


Vicki
On Dec 19, 2005, at 3:35 PM, Caleb Cupples wrote:


Vicki,
How do you reset the Pismo/Lombard battery? I didn't even know that  
was possible...


Now, as far as your Ti battery, I'd be calling AppleCare and having  
a long discussion with them about it.


Sorry I can't be much of a help,
Caleb
On Monday, Dec 19, 2005, at 08:40 America/Chicago, VICTORIA.DUGGAN  
wrote:



 is there a reset for the Ti battery like with the pismo one,??

TIA for any advice or help

vicki



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Re: Ti book

[Caleb Cupples]

Vicki,
How do you reset the Pismo/Lombard battery? I didn't even know that was 
possible...


Now, as far as your Ti battery, I'd be calling AppleCare and having a 
long discussion with them about it.


Sorry I can't be much of a help,
Caleb
On Monday, Dec 19, 2005, at 08:40 America/Chicago, VICTORIA.DUGGAN 
wrote:



 is there a reset for the Ti battery like with the pismo one,??

TIA for any advice or help

vicki



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Ti book

[VICTORIA.DUGGAN]

	Hi All after no reply to my last post i have done some digging and  
it seems that i am not alone in the symptoms i am having with my Ti.


I downloaded the utility coconut battery and it says that the charge  
of my battery is 85% of the original also says that the battery has  
done 224 cycles and that the current charge is nil and the adapter is  
connected but the battery is not charging,


does anyone have any ideas as it is starting to get to me that the  
battery is seen but not charged, also that the mac is only 36months  
old and the battery has only done 224 cycles. in the apple support  
pages they say that the battery should last around 400 - 500 cycles.  
And the battery was working fine then just died totally.  is there a  
reset for the Ti battery like with the pismo one,??


TIA for any advice or help

vicki

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Re: I need a Ti book to Cinema Display ADC adapter...

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On Jul 29, 2005, at 5:43 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:


great, they're beautiful monitors, it's just that $95 can be a  
shock when you're thinking it's a $7.95 adapter...


Yes, a bit of a shock. But this monitor is sitting beside me and  
really looking good. I know from its reputation that I'm going to  
enjoy creating paintings and other graphics on it... and going back  
to two monitors again... a great luxury.


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Re: I need a Ti book to Cinema Display ADC adapter...

[Bruce Johnson]

On Jul 29, 2005, at 2:29 PM, dan_A wrote:



On Jul 29, 2005, at 5:06 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:



You're not going to like thisyou need the $95 DVIator, from  
Dr. Bott:






Thanks for your help Bruce. I just heard from the guy I bought the  
monitor from and he gave me the info above, as well as the Apple  
part, which is about the same price... and which I just bought.  
It's worth it to me to have this high quality display at a great  
price.


great, they're beautiful monitors, it's just that $95 can be a shock  
when you're thinking it's a $7.95 adapter...


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Re: I need a Ti book to Cinema Display ADC adapter...

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On Jul 29, 2005, at 5:06 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:


You're not going to like thisyou need the $95 DVIator, from Dr.  
Bott:





Thanks for your help Bruce. I just heard from the guy I bought the  
monitor from and he gave me the info above, as well as the Apple  
part, which is about the same price... and which I just bought. It's  
worth it to me to have this high quality display at a great price.


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Re: I need a Ti book to Cinema Display ADC adapter...

[Bruce Johnson]

On Jul 29, 2005, at 1:17 PM, dan_A wrote:


Hi all-

I just bought a used 22" Apple Cinema Display ADC that I would like  
to connect to my 15" 800MHz Powerbook G4 DVI. The male connector on  
the monitor has a pin configuration that looks like it would fit  
perfectly into the female DVI port on the Ti book. They don't fit  
because the shape of the metal on the monitor's plug, a flattened  
oval and the books port, a flattened rectangle cant fit into each  
other. I tried finding an adapter on both the Apple site and a  
Belkin site but I cant get enough info that would indicate a fit.
Does anyone have such a connection and can you tell me what part  
would work. Thanks for your time and help.


You're not going to like thisyou need the $95 DVIator, from Dr.  
Bott:


<http://www.drbott.com/prod/db.lasso?code=0111-DVAD>


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I need a Ti book to Cinema Display ADC adapter...

[dan_A]

Hi all-

I just bought a used 22" Apple Cinema Display ADC that I would like  
to connect to my 15" 800MHz Powerbook G4 DVI. The male connector on  
the monitor has a pin configuration that looks like it would fit  
perfectly into the female DVI port on the Ti book. They don't fit  
because the shape of the metal on the monitor's plug, a flattened  
oval and the books port, a flattened rectangle cant fit into each  
other. I tried finding an adapter on both the Apple site and a Belkin  
site but I cant get enough info that would indicate a fit.
Does anyone have such a connection and can you tell me what part  
would work. Thanks for your time and help.

C
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Re: ti book

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On Jul 25, 2005, at 7:43 AM, gladys pérez-almiroty wrote:


good morning to all:
my friend has a ti book 500 and all of a sudden she is experiencing  
a loss of wireless signal. she used to be able to work on her  
computer having the modem in the next room without any problem.   
not any more. frequently she has partial or complete loss of  
signal. her modem, a dsl wireless 2wire has since been replaced by  
a new one with no improvement.
she is using 10.3.9, but is upgrading today or tomorrow to 10.4.2.  
her airport software is current. she has an "old" airport card.

ideas or suggestions?


Google for TiBook Antenna fix...they have a problem with their  
antennas getting screwed up.


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Re: ti book

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On Jul 25, 2005, at 10:59 AM, gladys pérez-almiroty wrote:



brian:
thanks for your fast answer! her modem does not provide for channel  
changing, so that is out. i will check  the antena. you could have  
something there, and who knows, maybe somebody has a signal that is  
interfering with hers. is that possible? he lives in a building-  
concrete all around.

thanks!
g






What is the setup?  a cable modem with wireless built-in that doesn't  
let you config anything?  a cable modem with a base station behind it?


I would be surprised if it did not let you change channels;  
everything from neighboring base stations to 2.4GHz phones to  
microwaves can cause interference on some channels but not others.   
Seems like a recipe for incessant calls to tech support.


It is quite possible that someone else's setup is on the same channel  
and interfering.  You can download "kismac" to scan and show you  
everything that is present (the airport scanner doesn't do a very  
thorough job).  If the base station really doesn't let you config  
anything, you can get g base stations for 20-30 after rebates, or  
802.11b stations for as little as 10 if you look around.  Any of  
those would let you configure them properly.


HTH.

Brian


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Re: ti book

[gladys pérez-almiroty]

brian:
thanks for your fast answer! her modem does not provide for channel  
changing, so that is out. i will check  the antena. you could have  
something there, and who knows, maybe somebody has a signal that is  
interfering with hers. is that possible? he lives in a building-  
concrete all around.

thanks!
g

On Jul 25, 2005, at 10:52 AM, Brian McEwen wrote:


I had a coworker that had the same problem with a 15" aluminum  
book, last week; changing the channel that his base station used  
fixed it, for some reason.  He's pretty rural, no neighbors, and no  
new phones or anything in his house that would cause interference.


Also IIRC the ti books are known for an antenna problem; perhaps  
hers has jiggled and is no longer getting good reception.   There  
are some adjustments you can do yourself, but I'm not certain what  
they are (just repositioning I think).


HTH.


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Re: ti book

[Brian McEwen]

On Jul 25, 2005, at 10:43 AM, gladys pérez-almiroty wrote:

my friend has a ti book 500 and all of a sudden she is experiencing  
a loss of wireless signal. she used to be able to work on her  
computer having the modem in the next room without any problem.   
not any more. frequently she has partial or complete loss of  
signal. her modem, a dsl wireless 2wire has since been replaced by  
a new one with no improvement.
she is using 10.3.9, but is upgrading today or tomorrow to 10.4.2.  
her airport software is current. she has an "old" airport card.

ideas or suggestions?
tia


I had a coworker that had the same problem with a 15" aluminum book,  
last week; changing the channel that his base station used fixed it,  
for some reason.  He's pretty rural, no neighbors, and no new phones  
or anything in his house that would cause interference.


Also IIRC the ti books are known for an antenna problem; perhaps hers  
has jiggled and is no longer getting good reception.   There are some  
adjustments you can do yourself, but I'm not certain what they are  
(just repositioning I think).


HTH.


Brian


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ti book

[gladys pérez-almiroty]

good morning to all:
my friend has a ti book 500 and all of a sudden she is experiencing a  
loss of wireless signal. she used to be able to work on her computer  
having the modem in the next room without any problem.  not any more.  
frequently she has partial or complete loss of signal. her modem, a  
dsl wireless 2wire has since been replaced by a new one with no  
improvement.
she is using 10.3.9, but is upgrading today or tomorrow to 10.4.2.  
her airport software is current. she has an "old" airport card.

ideas or suggestions?
tia
gladys

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Re: archives and rebuilding Ti-book battery

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On 07/04/05 14:52, "Robert Gruber" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I have a Ti-Book battery I replaced when I got the
> laptop used, as it wouldn't hold a charge.
> 
> I know older laptop batteries have been successfully
> rebuilt; any experience trying to rebuild these--good
> or bad?
> 
> I looked for archives for this list before I posted
> this; are any available?

Yes, I did rebuild a Pismo battery. I think. However, I was unable to get it
to take a charge, probably because I could not reset the little circuit in
every battery that tells the computer where their charge is. So, unless you
know how to do that, you might not want to try this if you don't want to
waste your time...

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archives and rebuilding Ti-book battery

[Robert Gruber]

I have a Ti-Book battery I replaced when I got the
laptop used, as it wouldn't hold a charge.

I know older laptop batteries have been successfully
rebuilt; any experience trying to rebuild these--good
or bad?

I looked for archives for this list before I posted
this; are any available?

Thanks in advance!

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Re: Aging Ti Book case crack?

[Malcolm Cornelius]

> Just checking whether this is natural aging or a traumatic (breakage -
> abuse) problem:  Anyone else developed this?
> 
> I have two thin cracks on the top surface of the titanium frame of my Ti-400
> just at the outer edges of the hinge mounts (just at the top left and right
> of the keyboard.) They appear to be relatively stable, but the lid is
> increasingly creaky to open.

Very common, they'll gradually get worse and then break.

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[Jim Katz]

Just checking whether this is natural aging or a traumatic (breakage -
abuse) problem:  Anyone else developed this?

I have two thin cracks on the top surface of the titanium frame of my Ti-400
just at the outer edges of the hinge mounts (just at the top left and right
of the keyboard.) They appear to be relatively stable, but the lid is
increasingly creaky to open.

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Re: Touchup paint for the Ti-book

[Aaron Willems]

Your welcome. The touch up kits looks nice. I have a few Ti Bks here at the
office that could use it.


> On Tue, 04 Jan 2005 15:03:55 -0800, Aaron Willems <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Hey Dan,
>> 
>> A simple search on Goggle reveals this. Check it out.
>> 
>> http://www.welovemacs.com/0155044349.html
>> 
>> --
>> Aaron Willems
>> 
>>> Hi list-
>>> 
>>> I was wondering if anyone has experience using the touch up paint for
>>> the Ti-book chipping syndrome. I just purchased the paint and before I
>>> use it I would like to make sure that it is done as well as it can be.
>>> The chipping on the front top edge of the machine has a rough,
>>> blistered surface. Has anyone tried sanding it down (lightly with a
>>> very fine grit) being careful of course, not to get dust between the
>>> keys? And is the paint any good? I already made the purchase but I
>>> guess that one of my daughters could paint her toe nails with it.
>>> 
>>> dan_A


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Re: Touchup paint for the Ti-book

[dan_A]

Thanks for the info Aaron.


On Tue, 04 Jan 2005 15:03:55 -0800, Aaron Willems <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey Dan,
> 
> A simple search on Goggle reveals this. Check it out.
> 
> http://www.welovemacs.com/0155044349.html
> 
> --
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> 
> > Hi list-
> >
> > I was wondering if anyone has experience using the touch up paint for
> > the Ti-book chipping syndrome. I just purchased the paint and before I
> > use it I would like to make sure that it is done as well as it can be.
> > The chipping on the front top edge of the machine has a rough,
> > blistered surface. Has anyone tried sanding it down (lightly with a
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Re: Touchup paint for the Ti-book

[Aaron Willems]

Hey Dan,

A simple search on Goggle reveals this. Check it out.

http://www.welovemacs.com/0155044349.html

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> 
> I was wondering if anyone has experience using the touch up paint for
> the Ti-book chipping syndrome. I just purchased the paint and before I
> use it I would like to make sure that it is done as well as it can be.
> The chipping on the front top edge of the machine has a rough,
> blistered surface. Has anyone tried sanding it down (lightly with a
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> keys? And is the paint any good? I already made the purchase but I
> guess that one of my daughters could paint her toe nails with it.
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Touchup paint for the Ti-book

[dan_A]

Hi list-
I was wondering if anyone has experience using the touch up paint for 
the Ti-book chipping syndrome. I just purchased the paint and before I 
use it I would like to make sure that it is done as well as it can be. 
The chipping on the front top edge of the machine has a rough, 
blistered surface. Has anyone tried sanding it down (lightly with a 
very fine grit) being careful of course, not to get dust between the 
keys? And is the paint any good? I already made the purchase but I 
guess that one of my daughters could paint her toe nails with it.

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Internal battery on Ti-Book? Dead?

[Jim Katz]

Have I got an internal battery in a Ti-400 that could be dead or??  I can't
exchange batteries with the unit sleeping or even shut down without crashing
or losing the date and time. Whazzup?
Thanks in advance, as ever.

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Re: Ti Book Internet Connection Problem

[Laurent Daudelin]

on 27/12/04 21:57, Don at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> 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.

Not sure that this would fix your problem but you should upgrade to 9.2.2,
it is free and they might have fixed that problem...

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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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Re: Ti-Book display take-apart?

[Paul Nicholson]

Hi,

On Monday, September 29, 2003, at 09:48 AM, Dan K wrote:
"We do not recommend our customer to replace the LCD by themselves
because the procedure require a special equipment to replace the LCD. 
The
LCD is held together inside the housing with a very tough epoxy and if
you try to pry the LCD out from the housing, you will dent and bent the
LCD housing."
I keep hearing that heat will release the glue. Epoxy is not a 
thermoplastic. If you heat it, it won't melt, as it gets hotter it 
turns brown and eventually carbonizes.

So what is this glue? Does heat really release it?

Paul

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Re: Ti-Book display take-apart?

[Geoff Doctor]

Have you tried attaching the cracked LCD to the Display to see if works 
on the 550? Or the good LCD on the 400?

Worth a try.
Geoff
On Wednesday, October 1, 2003, at 04:05 PM, Dan K wrote:

Well heck with waiting for instructions from other folks, my
cracked-screen 400 TiBook arrived and I didn't wait to rip it to bits.
I managed to strip the display down without too much damage to the
casing. _LOTS_ of patience and a hairdryer for heat still resulted in
some damage which I fettled as best I could. I attached the
temporarily-taped-together display to the 550 . . .
Sadly, as I had feared, my uncracked LCD turns out to be faulty too:

Anyone have an idea if this is a fixable type of fault? Is it the LCD 
or
maybe the 550 PB? The PB displays fine on an external CRT however. The
cable worked fine with the cracked LCD on the 400 but I haven't yet 
tried
this LCD + this cable combo on the 400. The PCBs on the cracked LCD are
probably OK, any use attemping some sort of swap there?

Or should I forget about the whole thing, break-n-sell these two 'Books
and just wait for a 'nuther day?
Dan K

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Re: Ti-Book display take-apart?

[Dan K]

Well heck with waiting for instructions from other folks, my 
cracked-screen 400 TiBook arrived and I didn't wait to rip it to bits.

I managed to strip the display down without too much damage to the 
casing. _LOTS_ of patience and a hairdryer for heat still resulted in 
some damage which I fettled as best I could. I attached the 
temporarily-taped-together display to the 550 . . .

Sadly, as I had feared, my uncracked LCD turns out to be faulty too:


Anyone have an idea if this is a fixable type of fault? Is it the LCD or 
maybe the 550 PB? The PB displays fine on an external CRT however. The 
cable worked fine with the cracked LCD on the 400 but I haven't yet tried 
this LCD + this cable combo on the 400. The PCBs on the cracked LCD are 
probably OK, any use attemping some sort of swap there?

Or should I forget about the whole thing, break-n-sell these two 'Books 
and just wait for a 'nuther day?

Dan K


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Re: Ti-Book display take-apart?

[Hugo Trottier]

Yes very much so, it's about 20 + pages long with photo and a step by 
step how to, full of tips and how to avoid
the obvious pitfalls. It's a REAL step by step guide, not a Apple 
"chilton" Book!

Kope That Helps,

Hugo Trottier
goMac
On Wednesday, October 1, 2003, at 10:42 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
on 29/09/2003 19:20, G-Books at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

I also recommend highly the take apart manual from powerbookmedic.
Worth every dime!
Regards

Hugo Trottier
Editor


Is it any different from the PDF service manuals that were available 
for
download from several foreign web sites?

As for the hinge fix, I've heard from a few people who've done it 
themselves
and the consensus is that it's hard, but doable, and you will end up 
with a
screen bezel/frame that may have a slightly "homey" look, i.e. where 
you
pressed it back together with krazy glue. Though perfectly functional. 
Which
to me seems a nice step up from using a hingeless Ti-Book with an 
external
monitor.

Chris

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Re: Ti-Book display take-apart?

[csean]

on 29/09/2003 19:20, G-Books at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> I also recommend highly the take apart manual from powerbookmedic.
> Worth every dime!
> 
> Regards
> 
> Hugo Trottier
> Editor


Is it any different from the PDF service manuals that were available for
download from several foreign web sites?


As for the hinge fix, I've heard from a few people who've done it themselves
and the consensus is that it's hard, but doable, and you will end up with a
screen bezel/frame that may have a slightly "homey" look, i.e. where you
pressed it back together with krazy glue. Though perfectly functional. Which
to me seems a nice step up from using a hingeless Ti-Book with an external
monitor.  

Chris


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Re: Ti-Book display take-apart?

[Dan K]

I wrote:
>>Is no-one able or willing to divulge the topsecret procedure to open 
>>these bad boys?

and Tom [EMAIL PROTECTED] helpfully replied:
>There's probably a reason they won't tell--because they make money doing 
>it!  Duh..
> 90% of the world works on money, the rest either use barter or bullets..
Duh indeed! While there's no question those who profit from special 
knowledge have very little incentive to reveal it here, I certainly won't 
let that stop my research. Are you suggesting sir  I quash my quixotic 
query quest and remain in darkness til the end of time? :-))  Really, I 
do expect someone at some point to detail how Apple and others do this 
procedure, "money, barter or bullets" not withstanding.

Until then I remain,

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Re: Ti-Book display take-apart?

[Bigbikerbo]

There's probably a reason they won't tell--because they make money doing it!  
Duh..
 90% of the world works on money, the rest either use barter or bullets..

Tom

In a message dated 9/29/03 11:57:39 AM, DanK wrote:

>Is no-one able or willing to divulge the topsecret procedure to open 
>these bad boys?
>
>>Here's the most info I've found so far and it ain't much:
>
>"We do not recommend our customer to replace the LCD by themselves 
>because the procedure require a special equipment to replace the LCD. The 
>LCD is held together inside the housing with a very tough epoxy and if 
>you try to pry the LCD out from the housing, you will dent and bent the 
>LCD housing.
>Dan K (knowledge-seeking pitbull - I ain't lettin' go!!)
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Re: Ti-Book display take-apart?

[Hugo Trottier]

I also recommend highly the take apart manual from powerbookmedic.
Worth every dime!
Regards

Hugo Trottier
Editor
The Digital Dispatch
On Monday, September 29, 2003, at 01:20 PM, Ely Zimmerman wrote:

You might try www.powerbookmedic.com

They have their own take apart manuals. I don't know it they have Ti's  
yet.
The one for a G3 Lombard was a downloadable pdf file for $10. It was  
quite
good.
Ely


From: Dan K <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: "G-Books" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Mon, 29 Sep 2003 12:48:58 -0400
To: "G-Books" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Ti-Book display take-apart?
Is no-one able or willing to divulge the topsecret procedure to open
these bad boys?
Here's the most info I've found so far and it ain't much:
<http://www.dttservice.com/applepowerbook/ 
lcd%20and%20hinge%20replacement.h
tml>

"We do not recommend our customer to replace the LCD by themselves
because the procedure require a special equipment to replace the LCD.  
The
LCD is held together inside the housing with a very tough epoxy and if
you try to pry the LCD out from the housing, you will dent and bent  
the
LCD housing."

Nice proof-reading o' the copy there DTT. 

Anyone? No-one? "a special equipment"?!?!? "a very tough epoxy"?!?!?  
Dang
it all to hecky and gone already!! Someones somewheres know how these
*&^%&*^%*Ý things get opened . . .

Dan K (knowledge-seeking pitbull - I ain't lettin' go!!)

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Re: Ti-Book display take-apart?

[Ely Zimmerman]

You might try www.powerbookmedic.com

They have their own take apart manuals. I don't know it they have Ti's yet.
The one for a G3 Lombard was a downloadable pdf file for $10. It was quite
good. 
Ely 


> From: Dan K <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reply-To: "G-Books" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Mon, 29 Sep 2003 12:48:58 -0400
> To: "G-Books" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: Ti-Book display take-apart?
> 
> Is no-one able or willing to divulge the topsecret procedure to open
> these bad boys?
> 
> Here's the most info I've found so far and it ain't much:
> <http://www.dttservice.com/applepowerbook/lcd%20and%20hinge%20replacement.h
> tml>
> 
> "We do not recommend our customer to replace the LCD by themselves
> because the procedure require a special equipment to replace the LCD. The
> LCD is held together inside the housing with a very tough epoxy and if
> you try to pry the LCD out from the housing, you will dent and bent the
> LCD housing."
> 
> Nice proof-reading o' the copy there DTT. 
> 
> Anyone? No-one? "a special equipment"?!?!? "a very tough epoxy"?!?!? Dang
> it all to hecky and gone already!! Someones somewheres know how these
> *&^%&*^%*Ý things get opened . . .
> 
> Dan K (knowledge-seeking pitbull - I ain't lettin' go!!)
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Re: Ti-Book display take-apart?

[Dan K]

Is no-one able or willing to divulge the topsecret procedure to open
these bad boys?

Here's the most info I've found so far and it ain't much:


"We do not recommend our customer to replace the LCD by themselves
because the procedure require a special equipment to replace the LCD. The
LCD is held together inside the housing with a very tough epoxy and if
you try to pry the LCD out from the housing, you will dent and bent the
LCD housing."

Nice proof-reading o' the copy there DTT. 

Anyone? No-one? "a special equipment"?!?!? "a very tough epoxy"?!?!? Dang
it all to hecky and gone already!! Someones somewheres know how these
*&^%&*^%*Ý things get opened . . .

Dan K (knowledge-seeking pitbull - I ain't lettin' go!!)


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Re: Ti-Book display take-apart?

[csean]

on 28/09/2003 02:45, G-Books at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Subject: Ti-Book display take-apart?
> Date: Sat, 27 Sep 2003 20:16:27 -0400
> From: Dan K <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> 
> Anyone, anyone? Nope, it's not in the manual, Apple only describes that
> module's replacement. Interestingly the 12" manual _does_ describe
> display disassembly though sadly that module is completely different than
> the early TiBook's.


I know what you mean. I've been looking for some info on replacing the hinge
on a TiBook G4/550. Can anyone point me in the right direction for DIY
repairs? I know some companies do the job for a lot less than Apple, but
said prices are still in the $500 range, plus shipping (I'm in Europe).

I came across a G4/550 with combo drive at a good price, though it has a
busted right hinge (the guy uses it with an external monitor and it works
fine). I also see right (and left) hinges selling on ebay in the $100 range.
If I could do the repair job myself it'd be a great deal; there'd be no
advantage in getting a company to do the repair job at $400-500.

I do have some experience in piecing broken powerbooks into good working
Macs, including 1400s, 3400s and Pismos. I've also done screen replacements
on these. Though obviously the TiBook screen is in a whole different league.
I have the Gigabit Ethernet takeapart manual and I can see that the job is
not for the faint of heart.

If anyone wants to advise for or against, please let me know. And if anyone
has any info on replacing the hinge yourself, any and all info would be
greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Chris


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Re: Ti-Book display take-apart?

[Brandy]

OH My that's crappy Lot's O' crap there! hehehehe  ;-)
Brandy
Wiebe Wilbers wrote:
I think what the original author meant is that he has a good LCD with a
crappy frame, and a crappy LCD with a good frame. Combining the 2, and you
have a good LCD with a good frame (or a crappy LCD with a crappy frame...)
Wiebe


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Re: Ti-Book display take-apart?

[Wiebe Wilbers]

On 28/9/03 1:29 PM, "Jim Schulze" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm not clear on what is wrong with the display from the 550 but...
> 
> I thought the top half of the 2 machines are the same. Can you not
> just put the good top half onto the good bottom half with a minimum
> of effort, and not attempt to swap the lcd into a different frame?
> 
> JimS.
> 
I think what the original author meant is that he has a good LCD with a
crappy frame, and a crappy LCD with a good frame. Combining the 2, and you
have a good LCD with a good frame (or a crappy LCD with a crappy frame...)

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Re: Ti-Book display take-apart?

[Jim Schulze]

On Saturday, September 27, 2003, at 07:16 PM, Dan K wrote:

Anyone, anyone? Nope, it's not in the manual, Apple only describes that
module's replacement. Interestingly the 12" manual _does_ describe
display disassembly though sadly that module is completely different 
than
the early TiBook's.

My story: I bought a 550 with a messed-up display, the LCD appears to 
be
intact though its functionality has yet to be determined. Also I just
bought a 400 with a cracked LCD which appears to be otherwise intact. 
My
"PLAN" is to use the ?good? LCD and the ?good? display case parts to
create one good display. I have the service manuals for both models but
those only reference display repairs as module replacement.

My questions: Can anyone tell me if I'm tackling the impossible, or 
_if_
possible help with some hints, tips, pointers or even just greatly
appreciated words of encouragement? Are there any web sites detailing 
any
of this? I googled for hours but found little, mostly grumbles about 
how
Apple has done the world a disservice with their crummy product design.



Dan K
I'm not clear on what is wrong with the display from the 550 but...

I thought the top half of the 2 machines are the same. Can you not
just put the good top half onto the good bottom half with a minimum
of effort, and not attempt to swap the lcd into a different frame?
JimS.

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Ti-Book display take-apart?

[Dan K]

Anyone, anyone? Nope, it's not in the manual, Apple only describes that 
module's replacement. Interestingly the 12" manual _does_ describe 
display disassembly though sadly that module is completely different than 
the early TiBook's.

My story: I bought a 550 with a messed-up display, the LCD appears to be 
intact though its functionality has yet to be determined. Also I just 
bought a 400 with a cracked LCD which appears to be otherwise intact. My 
"PLAN" is to use the ?good? LCD and the ?good? display case parts to 
create one good display. I have the service manuals for both models but 
those only reference display repairs as module replacement.

My questions: Can anyone tell me if I'm tackling the impossible, or _if_ 
possible help with some hints, tips, pointers or even just greatly 
appreciated words of encouragement? Are there any web sites detailing any 
of this? I googled for hours but found little, mostly grumbles about how 
Apple has done the world a disservice with their crummy product design.

What I did find was slim: 1) an Icelandic fellow's half-hearted attempt 
to fix with some bits of Al sheet and epoxy. NOT really what I had in 
mind and I understand it didn't hold up for too long anyhow - and 2) a 
guy who worked for a special effects company who fabbed 
replacement/reinforcing parts from Al stock. That second sounded pretty 
interesting but I could find no further details.

As for the actual disassembly I found nothing. Dangit! I _know_ somebody 
out there has done this but they are sure keeping their secrets well. 
Anyway, here's what I see based on the bits I've already got:

The back (outer) panel is made of Ti and I'm pretty sure the face (inner) 
is Al. The face is attached to the LCD's face with adhesive. It's not a 
thermally set adhesive but heat did seem soften it a bit. I used a hair 
dryer to heat the face while I peeled it off the LCD, but it got pretty 
bent up in the process. It appears to have no structural role based on 
what I see, I _think_ one could use an otherwise-complete display without 
it. BTW I was very careful to not heat the LCD, just the face piece.

The rear section consists of the panel itself, a pair of (ABS?) plastic 
spacers around each top corner of the LCD, and below which the hinge 
supports must wrap around each lower corner of the LCD. Is there some 
sort of filler section on the lower side of the LCD? I haven't got that 
part sadly. The plastic spacers and the hinge supports apparently are 
attached to the rear panel with a medium gray colored adhesive. It 
appears to be thermally sensitive but is probably not a thermal type 
glue. This same type of adhesive is used in the bottom section of the PB 
as well, in areas such as the join between the sides and top as sort of a 
fillet.

I think the two halves (LCD/face and backpanel/hinges) are joined with 4 
screws, two on each side of the display. They _may_ also be held together 
with a heatset adhesive, at least I found traces of a clear thermal glue 
in a couple of spots, though that could have been put there as part of a 
previous repair attempt.

Unless I can find some really useful info out there, I'm thinking I'm 
gonna end up creating a new web page on this topic . . .

Many TsIA,

Dan K


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Re: Ti-Book Battery

[Peter Hampus]

Clyde,

Did you ever get an answer on this?

I have the same siutation here. Less then a year old and just one hour of
battery life on mi Tibook. I always turn down the light of the screen and
turn off AirPort but that does not help much.

/peter

On 1/2/03 22.44, "Clyde Kahrl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I have a 1-year-old ti-book.   I have always used OSX.  The battery
> used to get 5 hours (no kidding).   Now I am getting only about 2--or
> even less.
> 
> Is there anything that will recondition this battery at
> all--like with the old G-3sor do I have to get a new one?


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Ti-Book Battery

[Clyde Kahrl]

I have a 1-year-old ti-book.   I have always used OSX.  The battery 
used to get 5 hours (no kidding).   Now I am getting only about 2--or 
even less.

Is there anything that will recondition this battery at 
all--like with the old G-3sor do I have to get a new one?
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Re: Ti-book broken hinge

[dreemkill]

not completely specific to your question, but i had my ibook sent out 
friday, and got it back today @ about 11am. (tuesday) if it hadnt been 
for the holiday, and weekend, i'd theoretically had it back by friday.. 
shipped to texas and back in no time at all
On Tuesday, December 3, 2002, at 01:39 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Hi I need some info on repairing a broken right hinge on my ti-book. 
> I've
> heard they must be shipped to Texas for repair. I was wondering if 
> anyone
> out there has sent theirs in for repair and how long it took to get the
> book back, also the cost for repair. Thanks in advance.
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Re: Ti-book broken hinge

[Jeremy Derr]

On Tuesday, December 3, 2002, at 08:53 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Bruce:
>
> I was being partially flippant, but from what I've heard the standard 
> repair charge is a flat $300 for any portable.
>
> Gary

it's a flat-rate $310 for hardware failures. the flate-rate does NOT 
cover accidental damage, though... so if you, say, drop your powerbook, 
you pay more. there are reports on sites like MacFixit and MacInTouch 
about Apple covering some hinge breaks under warranty (similar to how 
they have handled some Wallstreet hinges), but it's definitely not 
universal.


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Re: Ti-book broken hinge

[Jeremy Derr]

On Tuesday, December 3, 2002, at 09:02 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> I doubt seriously that you'll get a Titanium hinge replaced for $300..
> Actually I'd be very suprised--generally this is an $900 repair from 
> Apple.

most hinge breaks are repaired by Apple for about US$600, unless the 
display itself is damaged. i work for an Apple Authorized Service 
center.


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Re: Ti-book broken hinge

[P . F . Grenier]

On Tuesday, Dec 3, 2002, at 10:02 US/Eastern, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> I doubt seriously that you'll get a Titanium hinge replaced for $300..
> Actually I'd be very suprised--generally this is an $900 repair from 
> Apple.
>
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>

How about calling Apple?


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Re: Ti-book broken hinge

[DavidWedge]

I doubt seriously that you'll get a Titanium hinge replaced for $300.. 
Actually I'd be very suprised--generally this is an $900 repair from Apple.

David


In a message dated 12/3/02 10:08:33 AM, you wrote:

>What is "the $300-a-shot fix-all deal"? is is just for TiBooks? where can
>one get the info on it?
>
>
>on 12/3/02 4:57 AM, Gary D. Adams at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> All repairs under Applecare or the $300-a-shot fix-all deal are sent
>> Airborne. They are processed ASAP and sent back. I sent my son's iBook
>> in on Wednesday at noon and had it back Friday around 10 am. Of course,
>> I'm just a state away, but that really doesn't matter.
>> 
>> Gary

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Re: Ti-book broken hinge

[gdadams1]

Bruce:

I was being partially flippant, but from what I've heard the standard repair charge is 
a flat $300 for any portable.

Gary
 
> From: Bruce Mitchell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 2002/12/03 Tue AM 09:08:01 EST
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (G-Books)
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> What is "the $300-a-shot fix-all deal"? is is just for TiBooks? where can
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Re: Ti-book broken hinge

[Bruce Mitchell]

What is "the $300-a-shot fix-all deal"? is is just for TiBooks? where can
one get the info on it?


on 12/3/02 4:57 AM, Gary D. Adams at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> All repairs under Applecare or the $300-a-shot fix-all deal are sent
> Airborne. They are processed ASAP and sent back. I sent my son's iBook
> in on Wednesday at noon and had it back Friday around 10 am. Of course,
> I'm just a state away, but that really doesn't matter.
> 
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[Gary D. Adams]

All repairs under Applecare or the $300-a-shot fix-all deal are sent 
Airborne. They are processed ASAP and sent back. I sent my son's iBook 
in on Wednesday at noon and had it back Friday around 10 am. Of course, 
I'm just a state away, but that really doesn't matter.

Gary

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

>Hi I need some info on repairing a broken right hinge on my ti-book. I've
>heard they must be shipped to Texas for repair. I was wondering if anyone
>out there has sent theirs in for repair and how long it took to get the
>book back, also the cost for repair. Thanks in advance.
>  
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Ti-book broken hinge

[thecrow]

Hi I need some info on repairing a broken right hinge on my ti-book. I've
heard they must be shipped to Texas for repair. I was wondering if anyone
out there has sent theirs in for repair and how long it took to get the
book back, also the cost for repair. Thanks in advance.
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Re: Ti Book overheating problem (again)

[Laurence - SMT Tricept]

Mark_PHILIP wrote:

>My goodness, is it that hot?

Well, I'm not saying that it really bad, but it feels very "warm"
to me. I'll see if I can get a surface thermometer and take
a reading...


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Re: Ti Book overheating problem (again)

[Mark_PHILIP]

My goodness, is it that hot?
I remember it being rather hot when I used a PBG4 667MHz, but it wasn't
uncomfortable or anything.
If your unit is still under warranty, why not bring it into Apple to have
them take a look at it?

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I have two "NKV Plastrader" art.no. 135.20 erasors propping up the
back. They have been used for about a year. Could they be worn out?!

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Re: Ti Book overheating problem (again)

[Laurence - SMT Tricept]

Mark_PHILIP wrote:

>Try using something to raise the rear of the PowerBook G4 up.
>You could use 2 large rubber erasers and place them underneath
>the rear feet of the PowerBook.

I have two "NKV Plastrader" art.no. 135.20 erasors propping up the
back. They have been used for about a year. Could they be worn out?!

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Re: Ti Book overheating problem (again)

[Mark_PHILIP]

Hi Lawrence,
Try using something to raise the rear of the PowerBook G4 up. You could use
2 large rubber erasers and place them underneath the rear feet of the
PowerBook. That will allow some circulation of air in the rear side, hence
lowering the temperature a little. I believe the Coolpad also does the same
thing, albeit with more finesse...

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We were talking about the heat generation from my Ti Book, and I
wanted to add to the discussion that the main culprit is having the
mains charger left plugged in.

If I unplug it when the battery if full, the temperature drops by quite
a lot, but if I leave it in even when the battery is full the back of the
base, below the screen gets very hot.

I use it as a desktop unit for 8-12 hours per day, so having to
unplug and reconnect it all the time is very boring.

I use a PowerBook as I also work at home.






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Re: Ti Book overheating problem (again)

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on 25/11/02 03:59, Laurence - SMT Tricept at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> We were talking about the heat generation from my Ti Book, and I
> wanted to add to the discussion that the main culprit is having the
> mains charger left plugged in.
> 
> If I unplug it when the battery if full, the temperature drops by quite
> a lot, but if I leave it in even when the battery is full the back of the
> base, below the screen gets very hot.
> 
> I use it as a desktop unit for 8-12 hours per day, so having to
> unplug and reconnect it all the time is very boring.
> 
> I use a PowerBook as I also work at home.
> 
> Any suggestions 

Nope, but the more you run on the battery, the more you're wearing them out.
Just a thought...

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Ti Book overheating problem (again)

[Laurence - SMT Tricept]

We were talking about the heat generation from my Ti Book, and I
wanted to add to the discussion that the main culprit is having the
mains charger left plugged in.

If I unplug it when the battery if full, the temperature drops by quite
a lot, but if I leave it in even when the battery is full the back of the
base, below the screen gets very hot.

I use it as a desktop unit for 8-12 hours per day, so having to
unplug and reconnect it all the time is very boring.

I use a PowerBook as I also work at home.

Any suggestions 


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Re: Ti-Book case warp?

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In a message dated 11/3/02 9:32:31 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

<< Just want to check with the experience of the group: I notice that at the
thin edge of the titanium case (around the two outside edges of the battery
dock) the metal seems to be warping out and coming unglued on my original
Ti-400.  Anyone else had this? Is it a problem (does it get worse and need a
repair?)

Thanks as ever,
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I have a Ti-500 and have no problems whatsoever with my case.

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Ti-Book case warp?

[Jim Katz]

Just want to check with the experience of the group: I notice that at the
thin edge of the titanium case (around the two outside edges of the battery
dock) the metal seems to be warping out and coming unglued on my original
Ti-400.  Anyone else had this? Is it a problem (does it get worse and need a
repair?)

Thanks as ever,

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Ti book cd/dvd rom drive hell!

[Richard Badge]

Dear all,

I have been having problems with my cd/dvd rom drive (apologies if this is 
sounding all too familiar..) When I got my Tibook (May 2001) the drive was 
great- none of the mounting/alignment problems that plagued other early 
machines. But recently the drive refused to mount any CDs. Using the 
iso9660 key sequence worked briefly, but then the book stalled at startup, 
a problem only rectified by disabling the apple cd/dvd driver. I got a new 
driver file and after many reboots got the book to boot with the driver 
loaded, but the drive still doesn't mount CDs on the dektop. It spins up 
the disks and will eject them happily (using the emergency disk eject hole) 
so the drive has power etc. Apple sytem profiler says there is a CD-rom 
drive mounted, but is lacking any specific details, suggesting the problem 
is in communications between the drive and the OS. Any ideas.. I have 
considered the MCE combo drive upgrade, as an attractive alternative to a 
machine with a dead drive, but wondered if there is anything I could do 
further...

Thanks in advance,

Richard

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Re: G4 Ti-Book + 10.2 + Entourage = Network Problems

[Joe Ellis]

How is he connecting to the PC network? If it's ethernet which I presume it
is, he may cure some of his problems by opening the network control panel
and typing "local." without the quotes but with the period in the DNS Search
(optional) window. Sorry, I can't test it at my work, the IT Nazi's won't
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> In a message dated 8/30/02 9:52:17 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> << on 30/08/02 08:05, Geoffrey Parker at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > I'm posting this on behalf of my brother who recently purchased a new G4
> > 'Book for use at work on the PC-only network there.  I don't know all
the
> > sordid details but let's just say that he was able to make things work
"OK"
> > while using 10.1.5;  Entourage was part of the network and the world was
a
> > nice place.  He moved up to 10.2 yesterday and encountered major
problems.
> > Entourage will not even run now when he is on the network.  If he
> > disconnects from it...Entourage works fine.  He has tracked down all
sorts
> > of bizarre  ideas (corrupted this..corrupted that..replace this or that)
and
> > remains one very frustrated guy.  The 10.2 install was smooth and
utterly
> > uneventful.  Ideas or suggestions are welcome.
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Re: G4 Ti-Book + 10.2 + Entourage = Network Problems

[MikkiWokk]

Has he tried trashing his Entourage preference file and let Entourage write a 
new one?

harddrivename/users/hishomefolder/library/preferences/microsoft/entourage 
preferences

Alternatively, has he tried to use the updated Mail application? He may 
discover that he doesn't need to use Entourage.

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<< on 30/08/02 08:05, Geoffrey Parker at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> I'm posting this on behalf of my brother who recently purchased a new G4
> 'Book for use at work on the PC-only network there.  I don't know all the
> sordid details but let's just say that he was able to make things work "OK"
> while using 10.1.5;  Entourage was part of the network and the world was a
> nice place.  He moved up to 10.2 yesterday and encountered major problems.
> Entourage will not even run now when he is on the network.  If he
> disconnects from it...Entourage works fine.  He has tracked down all sorts
> of bizarre  ideas (corrupted this..corrupted that..replace this or that) and
> remains one very frustrated guy.  The 10.2 install was smooth and utterly
> uneventful.  Ideas or suggestions are welcome.

Did he install the update or Office v.X that Microsoft made available a few
weeks ago?

-Laurent. >>





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Re: G4 Ti-Book + 10.2 + Entourage = Network Problems

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on 30/08/02 08:05, Geoffrey Parker at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> I'm posting this on behalf of my brother who recently purchased a new G4
> 'Book for use at work on the PC-only network there.  I don't know all the
> sordid details but let's just say that he was able to make things work "OK"
> while using 10.1.5;  Entourage was part of the network and the world was a
> nice place.  He moved up to 10.2 yesterday and encountered major problems.
> Entourage will not even run now when he is on the network.  If he
> disconnects from it...Entourage works fine.  He has tracked down all sorts
> of bizarre  ideas (corrupted this..corrupted that..replace this or that) and
> remains one very frustrated guy.  The 10.2 install was smooth and utterly
> uneventful.  Ideas or suggestions are welcome.

Did he install the update or Office v.X that Microsoft made available a few
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G4 Ti-Book + 10.2 + Entourage = Network Problems

[Geoffrey Parker]

I'm posting this on behalf of my brother who recently purchased a new G4
'Book for use at work on the PC-only network there.  I don't know all the
sordid details but let's just say that he was able to make things work "OK"
while using 10.1.5;  Entourage was part of the network and the world was a
nice place.  He moved up to 10.2 yesterday and encountered major problems.
Entourage will not even run now when he is on the network.  If he
disconnects from it...Entourage works fine.  He has tracked down all sorts
of bizarre  ideas (corrupted this..corrupted that..replace this or that) and
remains one very frustrated guy.  The 10.2 install was smooth and utterly
uneventful.  Ideas or suggestions are welcome.

Thanks.

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Re: Ti-Book CPU

[Remy Davison]

>Uh. so far, there has only been one revision to the PowerBook G4 
>line, which happened with the release of the Powerbook G4 (Gigabit 
>Ethernet) (which would, I guess, be "rev B", but I don't know anyone 
>who's calling it this).
>
>Which powerbook are you referring to a s "rev c"?
Ah, just my 'internal clock' - I sorta count the standardization of Combo 
drives across the Ti line as 'C', but it's really more 'B 0.5'. Most do 
call the gigabit PBs Rev.B though.

Cheers,

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Re: Ti-Book CPU

[Jeremy Derr]

On Wednesday, April 24, 2002, at 10:27  PM, Walt French wrote:

> With the mongers offering tales of "Rev C" TiBooks, I wonder: which
> specific G4 chips are in the Rev A and Rev B? We hear how the "B"
> series have higher clocks but smaller caches and more heat... are there
> better Moto warez out there?

Uh. so far, there has only been one revision to the PowerBook G4 
line, which happened with the release of the Powerbook G4 (Gigabit 
Ethernet) (which would, I guess, be "rev B", but I don't know anyone 
who's calling it this).

Which powerbook are you referring to a s "rev c"?


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Re: Ti-Book CPU

[Remy Davison]

>With the mongers offering tales of "Rev C" TiBooks, I wonder: which
>specific G4 chips are in the Rev A and Rev B? We hear how the "B"
>series have higher clocks but smaller caches and more heat... are there
>better Moto warez out there?

The 7410s (pretty high octane/larger cache) went into the 400/500, and 
the 7450/51 (lower power/higher clock/smaller cache) are in the current 
iteration. 7445s (the 800MHz) are the rumour, but no idea of spec as I 
haven't had time to hunt through Moto's spec page. They're meant to be 
less of a power-guzzler though, although what impact that will have on 
performance, I don't know. I think some BareFeats tests showed high 
performance for the 500 than the 550 in some instances, although I think 
the DVD/CDRW drive is pretty compelling with the C revisions (meaning 
current). I think we'll have to call the forthcoming ones 'D'.

Cheers,

RD

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Ti-Book CPU

[Walt French]

With the mongers offering tales of "Rev C" TiBooks, I wonder: which
specific G4 chips are in the Rev A and Rev B? We hear how the "B"
series have higher clocks but smaller caches and more heat... are there
better Moto warez out there?

"Inquiring Minds Want to Know!"


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