Re: Gmail and OS 9.1

[Howard R. Katz]

On Mon, 18 Jul 2005, Krow Magnum wrote:


It's been a while since I've tried any with OS 9 but Gmail would not
let me sign in with any browser prior to Wamcom Mozilla.
--
Ron



When did you last try it?  Google had a lot of complaints from people 
using other than "approved" browsers, so they instituted the pared-down 
version.  Like I mentioned, it'll even work now with the text-based 
browsers I use under my unix shell account my ISP has for me.




Later.Howard


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Just Curious...

[Ian Nixon]

I found a Mac Portable for sale (locally), and plan to buy it.  I know 
it's a little old (:-P), but was wondering two things -


1) Is the monitor port on the back the standard port for all VGA 
monitors?


and

2) How much would it cost to rebuild a battery?

Thanks!!!

Ian


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Re: Just Curious...

[Ken]

My Reply follows quote. On 19/07/2005 05:38 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:  

>I found a Mac Portable for sale (locally), and plan to buy it.  I know 
>it's a little old (:-P), but was wondering two things -
>
>1) Is the monitor port on the back the standard port for all VGA 
>monitors?

VGA? Hmmm. The "book" says:

 Using an external display
  With a video adapter, you can display what's on the 
  Macintosh Portable screen on an external video device
  (a Macintosh II monitor or a television monitor, for 
  example). See the documentationsupplied with your video
  adapter to learn more about its operation and capabilities.

And the "pin outs" are:

  Video-out port
 Pin number Signal name Signal description
 1 FPDATA(0) Flat panel display data bus (bit 0)
 2 FPDATA(1) Flat panel display data bus (bit 1)
 3 +5 V +5 volts DC
 4 FPDATA(2) Flat panel display data bus (bit 2)
 5 FPDATA(3) Flat panel display data bus (bit 3)
 6 FPDATA(4) Flat panel display data bus (bit 4)
 7 GND Ground
 8 +5 V + 5 volts DC
 9 GND Ground
 10 FPDATA(5) Flat panel display data bus (bit 5)
 11 FPDATA(6) Flat panel display data bus (bit 6)
 12 FPDATA(7) Flat panel display data bus (bit 7)
 13 Batt_voltage Direct connect to main battery
 14 FLM Flat panel new frame sync
 15 CL 2 / Flat panel display data clock

Doesn't look like VGA, but I really don't know much about VGA port
standards.

>and
>
>2) How much would it cost to rebuild a battery?

Depends on how you do it. I cut apart the original (took the
top off), pulled out the "guts", bought a similar sized 
lead acid battery at "Batteries Plus", shaved it down a bit
and stuck it in the original case. Modified the original contacts
and clipped them to the new terminals. Worked. Not too pretty,
but it did work. Played with the machine for a bit, but the
hard drive died. Now I have three or four in the same condition!

I think I paid $30 for the new battery. I think they are still
sold for use in emergency lights and such.

>Thanks!!!
>
>Ian

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Re: Just Curious...

[Bruce Johnson]

On Jul 19, 2005, at 5:38 AM, Ian Nixon wrote:

I found a Mac Portable for sale (locally), and plan to buy it.  I  
know it's a little old (:-P), but was wondering two things -




Mac Portable, as in the very first, weighs-as-much-as-a-Mac-Plus, Mac  
Portable? Cool!


1) Is the monitor port on the back the standard port for all VGA  
monitors?


No. Apple didn't use VGA output until LONG after the Mac Portable's  
day. In fact I think the Blue&White G3 was the first to offer a VGA  
output.




and

2) How much would it cost to rebuild a battery?


I don't know, they're lead-acid batteries, but google about. I'm SURE  
there are people who know.


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Re: ShrinkWrap on Classic mode

[Bruce Johnson]

On Jul 18, 2005, at 11:03 PM, Beniamino Cenci Goga wrote:

I am trying to make floppies from images that I have on my HD  
(installers from older PowerBooks), but apparently ShrinkWrap does  
not work in Classic mode,


Is there any solution to make floppies from disk images in OS X.

No, disk utility does not work with floppies, at least with my USB  
floppy reader.


And I would like to avoid the workaround of moving the images to a  
Mac than can run OS 9: I would like toi create floppies from my  
iBook G4.


Did you try Disk Copy under Classic?

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Re: Sundial

[Fabian Fang]

On Jul 18, 2005, at 11:04 PM, Beniamino Cenci Goga wrote:


Does anybody recall the Sundial desktop time lapse desktop background?

is there anything that runs on newer macs?


I had all versions of Sundial, which I enjoyed using as  
screensavers.  While Sundial may have faded away, you can find  
practically all screensavers for Mac OS X at:



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Re: Just Curious...

[Ian Nixon]

Mac Portable, as in the very first, weighs-as-much-as-a-Mac-Plus, Mac 
Portable? Cool!


Yes, the light-enough-to-fit-on-a-raft-in-a-pool-with-a-swimmer Mac 
Portable (cover of MacUser - Nov. 1989)


No. Apple didn't use VGA output until LONG after the Mac Portable's 
day. In fact I think the Blue&White G3 was the first to offer a VGA 
output.


Well, in the pictures the seller sent me, there's a monitor port on the 
rear, and it has the three rows of pins, just like today's standard VGA 
ports...


http://users.cjb.net/iannixon/macportable.jpg


Ian


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Re: Just Curious...

[Terry Holtrey]

No color quickdraw on the machine. Color support came along with the 
SE30. Hard to believe that anyone would want one of those machines. 
Nobody really wanted them when they were new. The Powerbook 100 was so 
much better in every way.



On Jul 19, 2005, at 12:28 PM, Ian Nixon wrote:

Mac Portable, as in the very first, weighs-as-much-as-a-Mac-Plus, Mac 
Portable? Cool!


Yes, the light-enough-to-fit-on-a-raft-in-a-pool-with-a-swimmer Mac 
Portable (cover of MacUser - Nov. 1989)


No. Apple didn't use VGA output until LONG after the Mac Portable's 
day. In fact I think the Blue&White G3 was the first to offer a VGA 
output.


Well, in the pictures the seller sent me, there's a monitor port on 
the rear, and it has the three rows of pins, just like today's 
standard VGA ports...


http://users.cjb.net/iannixon/macportable.jpg




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Re: Just Curious...

[Ian Nixon]

No color quickdraw on the machine. Color support came along with the 
SE30.


I wasn't looking for color support...just a bigger screen.

Hard to believe that anyone would want one of those machines. Nobody 
really wanted them when they were new. The Powerbook 100 was so much 
better in every way.


I want one for my collection, and for posterity, when laptops are 1 mm 
thick in the future and have gigantic screens, I'd like to show people 
what it actually originated from. :-)


Ian

On Jul 19, 2005, at 12:38 PM, Terry Holtrey wrote:

No color quickdraw on the machine. Color support came along with the 
SE30. Hard to believe that anyone would want one of those machines. 
Nobody really wanted them when they were new. The Powerbook 100 was so 
much better in every way.



On Jul 19, 2005, at 12:28 PM, Ian Nixon wrote:

Mac Portable, as in the very first, weighs-as-much-as-a-Mac-Plus, 
Mac Portable? Cool!


Yes, the light-enough-to-fit-on-a-raft-in-a-pool-with-a-swimmer Mac 
Portable (cover of MacUser - Nov. 1989)


No. Apple didn't use VGA output until LONG after the Mac Portable's 
day. In fact I think the Blue&White G3 was the first to offer a VGA 
output.


Well, in the pictures the seller sent me, there's a monitor port on 
the rear, and it has the three rows of pins, just like today's 
standard VGA ports...


http://users.cjb.net/iannixon/macportable.jpg




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Re: Just Curious...

[Fabian Fang]

On Jul 19, 2005, at 5:38 AM, Ian Nixon wrote:

I found a Mac Portable for sale (locally), and plan to buy it.  I  
know it's a little old (:-P), but was wondering two things -


1) Is the monitor port on the back the standard port for all VGA  
monitors?


For complete technical specifications of the Macintosh Portable, read  
the following Apple Support document:



The HDI-15 video port was common on early PowerBooks.  My three  
PowerBook 3400c/Kanga all came with adapters for connection to  
external VGA monitors.



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Powerbook 100 POP3 mail client

[Dr. Balogh Nándor]

Hi,

I've a PB100 for more than 10 years. I haven't used it for about 8 years.
I like to use it just for e-mailing (POP3 mailbox) and perhaps browsing.

I have 4MB RAM and System 7.1 installed.

What to do for e-mailing?.

Any suggestions is highly appreciated.

Nandor

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Re: Just Curious...

[Brian Mahoney]

Ian Nixon wrote:



No. Apple didn't use VGA output until LONG after the Mac Portable's 
day. In fact I think the Blue&White G3 was the first to offer a VGA 
output.



Well, in the pictures the seller sent me, there's a monitor port on 
the rear, and it has the three rows of pins, just like today's 
standard VGA ports...



Color me confused here. You asked if the monitor out was a vga out and 
several people said it wasn't. Two minutes of googling told me it was an 
hdi-15 out, 30 seconds more found an adapter for it. Did I miss 
something? :)  Maybe it's the heat! LOL


BM

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Re: Powerbook 100 POP3 mail client

[Jared]

Try Eudora (earlier versions for 68k)
Like version 1

On Jul 19, 2005, at 2:01 PM, Dr. Balogh Nándor wrote:


Hi,
I've a PB100 for more than 10 years. I haven't used it for about 8 
years.
I like to use it just for e-mailing (POP3 mailbox) and perhaps 
browsing.

I have 4MB RAM and System 7.1 installed.
What to do for e-mailing?.
Any suggestions is highly appreciated.
Nandor

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Re: Powerbook 100 POP3 mail client

[Noah Wood]

or try Claris Emailer...

http://pure-mac.com/email.html#cemailer

On 7/19/05, Jared <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Try Eudora (earlier versions for 68k)
> Like version 1
> 
> On Jul 19, 2005, at 2:01 PM, Dr. Balogh Nándor wrote:
> 
> > Hi,
> > I've a PB100 for more than 10 years. I haven't used it for about 8
> > years.
> > I like to use it just for e-mailing (POP3 mailbox) and perhaps
> > browsing.
> > I have 4MB RAM and System 7.1 installed.
> > What to do for e-mailing?.
> > Any suggestions is highly appreciated.
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Re: Just curious...

[Dr . O . M . Betz]

Am 19.07.2005 um 21:31 Uhr schrieb Terry Holtrey bei PowerBooks:


No color quickdraw on the machine. Color support came along with the
SE30. Hard to believe that anyone would want one of those machines.
Nobody really wanted them when they were new.


Oh, I remember a congress in Hamburg-Eppendorf ("Computers in 
Medicine") just after the Portable was released and a person had one on 
his desk - the 200 others were all eyes and all envy. Thing is there 
was no alternative at the time; the Portable (nicknamed "Luggable") was 
one of a kind, the display wasn't too bad (especially when backlit), 
the lead-acid battery did its job better than a lot of the NiCds that 
were to come later on, and a 40 MB HD was outstanding at the time. The 
hard drive proved to be a weak point with its weird interface and poor 
life expectance. But at first glance, technologically and from an 
"audience-impact factor" view the machine wasn't bad, but Terry is 
right in as much as sales figures are concerned: the Portable wasn't a 
winner.



The Powerbook 100 was so
much better in every way.


!00% right. But it came two years later, which is quite a lot in 
computers. Personally, I found the Portable too expensive and too 
clumsy; I bought the PB 100 (20/4) as soon as it had come down in price 
to about 2000 DM. It was simply convincing: small, light (compared to 
the Portable), set-back keyboard. No wonder it became Nr.1 on Mobile 
Magazine's "Top 100 gadgets" list. I now own three of them, my 
favourite machine has a built-in modem, a 500 MB drive and 8 MB RAM.  
May it live long and prosper.


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Re: Just curious...

[Terry Holtrey]

I have a few Outbounds. They came out before the Portable. They were 
advanced with detachable Keyboards and the Isobar mouse and you can 
even use VHS camcorder batteries in them. Half the size and weight with 
real hard drives. Never figured out how Apple could release the 
portable as an answer to it. I have an Apple ][c+ with an Apple flat 
panel that was lighter and smaller than the portable too.


On Jul 19, 2005, at 6:47 PM, Dr.O.M.Betz wrote:



Am 19.07.2005 um 21:31 Uhr schrieb Terry Holtrey bei PowerBooks:


No color quickdraw on the machine. Color support came along with the
SE30. Hard to believe that anyone would want one of those machines.
Nobody really wanted them when they were new.


Oh, I remember a congress in Hamburg-Eppendorf ("Computers in 
Medicine") just after the Portable was released and a person had one 
on his desk - the 200 others were all eyes and all envy. Thing is 
there was no alternative at the time; the Portable (nicknamed 
"Luggable") was one of a kind, the display wasn't too bad (especially 
when backlit), the lead-acid battery did its job better than a lot of 
the NiCds that were to come later on, and a 40 MB HD was outstanding 
at the time. The hard drive proved to be a weak point with its weird 
interface and poor life expectance. But at first glance, 
technologically and from an "audience-impact factor" view the machine 
wasn't bad, but Terry is right in as much as sales figures are 
concerned: the Portable wasn't a winner.



The Powerbook 100 was so
much better in every way.


!00% right. But it came two years later, which is quite a lot in 
computers. Personally, I found the Portable too expensive and too 
clumsy; I bought the PB 100 (20/4) as soon as it had come down in 
price to about 2000 DM. It was simply convincing: small, light 
(compared to the Portable), set-back keyboard. No wonder it became 
Nr.1 on Mobile Magazine's "Top 100 gadgets" list. I now own three of 
them, my favourite machine has a built-in modem, a 500 MB drive and 8 
MB RAM.  May it live long and prosper.


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Re: Powerbook 100 POP3 mail client

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Yeah, that works good as well.


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Re: Powerbook 100 POP3 mail client

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> 
> >or try Claris Emailer...
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Claris might cause problems with some ISPs. Eudora then is the choice.


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Re: Powerbook 100 POP3 mail client

[Yersinia]

Manfred writes,



I ended up with Claris Emailer because Eudora was giving me crap. Ten 
years later I'm still using Claris. My Powerbook 190 has 1.0, and both my 
5300c and G3 have 2.0. Wouldn't dream of switching.

~Yersinia.



"Corruptisima republica plurimae leges."-- Tacitus, Anals III 27
(The more corrupt the state, the more numerous the laws.) 



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Re: Powerbook 100 POP3 mail client

[Brian McEwen]

On Jul 20, 2005, at 1:38 AM, Yersinia wrote:



I ended up with Claris Emailer because Eudora was giving me crap. Ten
years later I'm still using Claris. My Powerbook 190 has 1.0, and  
both my

5300c and G3 have 2.0. Wouldn't dream of switching.

~Yersinia.


Does Claris support SSL SMTP sessions?

B


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