Re: What was the smallest Mac ADB keyboard?

[David Brocklebank]

> > Did Apple ever make a smaller ADB keyboard than
> the "Apple Keyboard 
> > II" model # M0487?  I'm looking for one with no
> number pad to use 
> > when I need to do a lot of typing on my portable. 
> Something like the 
> > little iMac keyboard w/o the number pad (in an ADB
> format) would be 
> > perfect.

What about the Apple Adjustable Keyboard - the split
one
number pad & function keys on one half and
letters/numbers/arrow etc on the other half
Just use the half you want?
Apple number was M1242

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Re: What was the smallest Mac ADB keyboard?

[David Brocklebank]

> > Did Apple ever make a smaller ADB keyboard than
> the "Apple Keyboard 
> > II" model # M0487?  I'm looking for one with no
> number pad to use 
> > when I need to do a lot of typing on my portable. 
> Something like the 
> > little iMac keyboard w/o the number pad (in an ADB
> format) would be 
> > perfect.

What about the Apple Adjustable Keyboard - the split
one
number pad & function keys on one half and
letters/numbers/arrow etc on the other half
Just use the half you want?

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Re: Orinoco wireless card & Airport

[Scott Holder]

At 10:07 AM 3/19/2002 +0800, you wrote:
>Hi ! Would an Orinoco wireless PC card connect seamlessly with an
>Airport base ? Anyone have any experience with this configuration ?
>
>Thanks

Should work fine. Never used one myself but I've had some experience 
supporting various wireless setups here at Earthlink. I'm a bit rusty on 
the details but I know I've seen it work.

Scott Holder


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Re: Music Mac

[Cameron Kaiser]

> MOTU, MIDIman and (formerly) Opcode mkae MIDI interfaces.

I was lucky and found Guitar Center blowing out Mini Macmans for $20/pop (a
great price) although they're probably even lower now, especially used. It
plugs into the printer port. The harder part was getting OMS to work. :-/

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Orinoco wireless card & Airport

[junbelen]

Hi ! Would an Orinoco wireless PC card connect seamlessly with an
Airport base ? Anyone have any experience with this configuration ?

Thanks


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5300 and Panasonic CD Rom Player

[[EMAIL PROTECTED]]

Hi everyone,
last week I was given a 5300 with a Portable CD-Rom Player (Panasonic)
model KXL-D742. 
I sent the 5300 off today to the Apple Repair Program (boy were they
nice as could be, the 5300 had never been thru the program). I deleted
most of it when I found out it had alot of software conflict problems
when I firt got it, I was trying to get it to the bare bones and just
keep the basic 8.1 system in it, working from there to get it back up
and running better. My problem is I forgot to save the extentions and
programs to make the Panasonic CD Rom player work.
I've looked and looked on the web but can't find anything on the
Panasonic site for macs drivers etc... Does anyone know where I can get
the player's extentions and what ever else I might need to installed
when the 5300 comes back, also any tips on getting the CD Rom player
working well and up and able to install from it would be appreciated.
Thanks- Maria

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Re: 5300 video port

[Malcolm Cornelius]

on 18/03/02 21:40, Donna Hood Pointer at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> I have a video card in my PB190 and it uses the same video cable as my 520
> and my 'new" 5300. No dongle required. I think it is a focus, but I don't
> have that computer here now.
> Donna Pointer-- iMac, ergo iAm

The standard 5300/190/520 video card is an apple one and takes a common
cable - HDI 14 ?

The focus card has a different connector.

I have only seen the combined Ethernet and video card so ymmv.

If anyone is looking for one for a 5300 .. .I can help

Best wishes

Malcolm Cornelius - The Powerbook Fanatic
www.pbfanatic.co.uk



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Small list change

[Dan Knight]

Last week a subscriber asked if I could set the lists to use the 
"In-Reply-To" field.

Huh? What's that?

The In-Reply-To field tracks which message someone is replying to -- much 
more helpful than just using the subject line when a thread is busy and 
heading in more than one direction.

We set up one list to try it, and the person who asked for it reports 
that it works just fine. If your email client supports it, this may help 
you follow some of the threads, especially on the busier lists.

Dan the listmom


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Re: Music Mac

[Chris Boring]

What you need is some kind of MIDI interface.  A MIDI midi interface plugs
into your modem/printer port and will give you MIDI input/output.  You will
also need some kind of MIDI sequencing software.

MOTU, MIDIman and (formerly) Opcode mkae MIDI interfaces.

MOTU, Steinberg and EMagic make MIDI sequencing software.  Hope this helps.
Entire books could (and have) been written on this topic.  I use my 3400 for
music, so it's one i'm well familiar with.  Good luck!

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- Original Message -
From: "MMB" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Hi:
>
> I am staying in a house where is an  electronic keyboard which has MIDI
> ports.
>
> Is there any way I can connect this to my PB3400c?
>
> What does the MacOS use instead of MIDI?
>
> Is there a FAQ somewhere or a site which will tell me all?
>
> [I am sure that those questions are very ignorant but I have never
> enountered this in ten years of Mac word processing :-)]

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Re: 5300 video port

[Donna Hood Pointer]

I have a video card in my PB190 and it uses the same video cable as my 520
and my 'new" 5300. No dongle required. I think it is a focus, but I don't
have that computer here now.
Donna Pointer-- iMac, ergo iAm




> From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (PowerBooks)
> Date: Mon, 18 Mar 2002 13:34:35 -0500
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (PowerBooks)
> Subject: PowerBooks Digest #773
> 
> Re: 5300 video port
> From: makmac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> In-Reply-To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> 
> Christopher Morgenstierne on 3/18/02 10:51 AM wrote:
> 
>> Well, the 1400 can also do both mirroring and individual screens (at least
>> with Newer's video card).
> 
> Unlike the 1400, the 5300 comes standard with a video out port.
> 
> However, just like the 1400, the 190/5300 series can also run an extended
> desktop, if you install a 3rd party video out card (made by Focus for the
> 190/5300s). I believe it will do 16bit color at 832x624 and 8bit at
> 1024x768. The dongle has a standard Mac monitor connection PLUS, it also
> adds 10t ethernet out on the same dongle.
> 
> I know there is a list member who has a number of these, NIB. Maybe he'll
> respond.


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Re: 500 SCSI Drive

[Donna Hood Pointer]

Did you install the system version for "Any Macintosh?"
Donna Pointer-- iMac, ergo iAm




> From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (PowerBooks)
> Date: Mon, 18 Mar 2002 13:34:35 -0500
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (PowerBooks)
> Subject: PowerBooks Digest #773
> 
> Re: 500 SCSI Drive
> 
> 
> In a message dated 3/17/02 11:25:34 PM, Tom writes:
> 
> << Can anyone tell me what a fair used price is for a 500 meg 2.5" scsi drive
> 
> for the 500 series or duo series powerbooks?>>
> 
> Hi Tom,
> Don't know about where you are from but you've given me the opportunity to
> re-ask the question I had about why the 500MB supposedly Mac format only used
> Toshiba hard drive I bought last year herte in Tokyo.
> 
> Powerbook scsi drives don't seem so easy to find at the used shops in Tokyo
> so I jumped on this one for 1980 yen (about 126 yen to the dollar at the
> moment)
> 
> I couldn't get OS 8.1 installed on it from an external CD so I installed it
> from my desktop Performa 5320.  Now it will only show up on the desktop when
> another scsi drive is attached to my PB 540.
> 
> The powerbook hard disk is the designated start up disk. The system folder
> appears to be 'blessed' and it appears in the upper position on the desktop
> when the scsi drive is attached.
> 
> But when i start up the PB without the Scsi driver attached I get the
> blinking floppy.
> 
> Thanks,
> Zita


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Re: System switch on-the-fly Was: "you cannot partition theLoad, with Prayer!"

[Tina Holm]

At 10:23 -0500 18/03/02, Robert Gray wrote:
>All System Picker does is allow one to un-bless one system, bless
>another, and then reboot.  That's rebooting not switching
>"on-the-fly".

It's been so long since, but I seem to recall that I could do it way
back then, on my MacPlus, with system 6.0.5...?!

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System Picker

[Donna Hood Pointer]

Has anyone used this application? Does it work with any and all systems (up
to 9 of course)? Any caveats?
Donna Pointer-- iMac, ergo iAm




> From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (PowerBooks)
> Date: Sun, 17 Mar 2002 23:33:30 -0500
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (PowerBooks)
> Subject: PowerBooks Digest #772
> 
> Actually, there are many such applications on PC, and a free, little
> documented one for Mac called "System Picker", which used to allow the
> switching between multiple system folders on different or even the same
> partition.


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Music Mac

[MMB]

Hi:

I am staying in a house where is an  electronic keyboard which has MIDI
ports. 

Is there any way I can connect this to my PB3400c?

What does the MacOS use instead of MIDI?

Is there a FAQ somewhere or a site which will tell me all?

[I am sure that those questions are very ignorant but I have never
enountered this in ten years of Mac word processing :-)]


Maria
Mallacoota
Australia

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