Re: Mac monitor to a PC

[Jonathan O'Connor]

I found one at: http://www.cablesnmor.com/mac-to-pc.html  for $18

Handy really as I have a spare Multiple Scan 720 monitor with no Mac to put
it on.


> -Original Message-
> From: Peter Heinemann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
> Sent: Thursday, August 29, 2002 9:34 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Mac monitor to a PC
> 
> 
> The Apple number of the adapter you need is:
> 
> (1P) P/N: 922-0736
> CBL ASSY, MAC/PC ADPTR, DSPL
> 
> Good that I always keep the bags of the stuff I buy :)
> 
> But be warned, that is a costly piece, I paid $35 for it (a 
> rip-off, imho)

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Re: Monitor Headaches!

[c e]

--- John Niven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > At 16:15 -0700 on 26/08/02, John Niven wrote:
> BTW Did Apple ever make a Color Portrait Monitor?

Not that I'm aware of. A while back, Radius did make a
15" Pivot Display that could do up to 8-bit (maybe
more) and you could swivel the display to view the
screen panoramically and in portrait views. Later,
they also came out with a 17" display.

Craig

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Re: Radius VideoVisionStudio & Scanman Questions

[c e]

--- Edwin Hadley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I recently picked up a Q840AV w/Radius VideoVision
> Studio card that I thought 
> might be fun to play with.
> But, I haven't had time to really look at it
> carefully.
> Does anyone have experience with the Radius
> VideoVision Studio card?
> Does anyone know of a website and/or a list that
> deals with this card?
>(I can find SOME specs on it, but keep running
> into webpages that aren't 
> active or available anymore, but still listed.)

Try http://www.wwug.com/forums/radius/

> On another note, I have also picked up a Logitech
> Scanman hand scanner for 
> Mac but cannot find drivers for it.
> Does anyone have info and/or drivers for this
> device?
> Or can you point me in the direction of same?

This link talked about the limitations of this one:
http://www.research.umbc.edu/~cobb/cobbtxt/drop.txt
You'll have to search through the verbage.

hth, Craig.

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Re: ASCII art

[c e]

Hi Don,

The software Peter mentioned is found here:
http://www.bbs.ingedigit.com/FTP/FTP/MacVol06/Graphics/

Along with a few other graphic programs.
hth -- Craig

Peter wrote:
> Pict2Ascii-FAT-1.03.sit
> ASCII Art Maker93
> 
> Sorry, I don´t have the links anymore (since I once

Don wrote:
> > Hey there folks;
> >
> > I am wondering about an ASC2 art maker.  I
> remember seeing/hearing about
> > some program that will take a gif or jpg file and
> turn it into asc2 art.
> > Anybody else ever hear of it or know where to find
> it?

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Re: 800 + 650 + 8100 = 9550?

[Tina Holm]

At 18:07 -0400 30/08/02, Scott Holder wrote:
>I personally have all sorts of troubles with iCab on most of my 68ks

Don't worry, you're not alone. iCab is the slowest thing I've ever
tried on a 68k. On my beige G it freezes up all the time. I'm running NS
4.08 Standalone on all my Macs. Small, fast and stable. Some pages won't
display properly though, and some makes it just quit on me. I go Opera 5 or
NS 6.2 then.

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Re: 800 + 650 + 8100 = 9550?

[Scott Holder]

At 02:36 PM 8/30/2002 -0700, you wrote:
>Hum... I was using iCab in both cases - one the ppc version the other 68K. 
>So I
>got compatibility that way :-)
>
>John
>
>P.S. I rather like iCab. Not sure though if it's just psychological - I 
>like the
>idea that somebody is still coding for 68K's..

I personally have all sorts of troubles with iCab on most of my 68ks, 
although I don't do a great deal of surfing on any of them. Freezes, random 
crashes, various memory errors (the machines in question have >40 megs, 
most 64+, of RAM with what should be more than enough allocated to iCab)

Whatever works for you though ;)

Scott Holder


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Re: 800 + 650 + 8100 = 9550?

[John Niven]

> From: "Scott Holder" 
> The big thing though is the PPCs will surf at the same speed as the
> Quadras running the latest and greatest browsers. So you get better
> compatibility.
> 

Hum... I was using iCab in both cases - one the ppc version the other 68K. So I
got compatibility that way :-)

John

P.S. I rather like iCab. Not sure though if it's just psychological - I like the
idea that somebody is still coding for 68K's..

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Toast for 680x0

[craig o'donnell]

Well, now I've got that AWS 95 running, and I have an old SCSI CD 
burner to connect to it, but no version of Toast which works on 
non-PPC machines. Contacted their tech support and asked if they'd 
send me a copy of v4 (I am a registered owner of 5.0 Lite and 
Titanium, or whatever) but they claim not to have any copies; said 
buy one from some individual.

Any leads from anyone who might have an obsolete copy?
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Re: Monitor Headaches!

[John Niven]

> At 16:15 -0700 on 26/08/02, John Niven wrote:
> 
> >Being the cheapskate that I am, I bought two Apple 15" Multiscans this weekend.

> >Typically, they both have the same problem :-( i.e. no RED! Actually, one of
> >them will gave a good picture if you leave it powered up long enough.

Then the pickle wrote:

> Resoldering most of the connections on the CRT-end PCB should fix the bad red
> problem.

Thanks pickle, I think I'll try that. I took the back off (that's a b*gger to
figure out) the one that was OK when warmed-up, and found that that stopped it
warming up enough to "gimmme some red". So I got my wife's hairdryer (!) and
blasted hot air at the CRT-end PCB. The red returned!

So you are right about the location of the problem and could well be right about
the solder joints. The only discouragement is the amount of de-soldering you
have to do to just *get* at that PCB :-( I think I'll take some pictures with my
digital camera so I can see how it goes back together. I guess this is why they
*don't* have a decent service manual.

BTW Did Apple ever make a Color Portrait Monitor? I always thought that the
Portrait monitor was a sensible idea. I don't understand why all monitors are
not made this way. Takes up less desk space and is more like the shape of a page
of paper. I'd be interested in hearing from anyone that has one.

Thanks for the help.

Cheers,
   John

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