Re: Virus message?

"Nuke and Pave" LOL, its not a mac dude.\ the pickle wrote: > I mostly think he was kidding... I really enjoyed the doc's post, I also read the page posted by Joost. :/ Heck, truth be told, I dont mind Kate Bush either. >>Wow, I really could not be less impressed. I'm staggered just how awe ins

Re: inconsistent SCSI problem

On 10/18/02 6:37 PM, "Snook, John R" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: So far yes, I have used the same cable but I have some alternates now which I'll try this weekend, the set up is a no name external box which powers up and has a SCSI ID "clicker" (you stick a pen in), the external drive has an externa

Re: 12" monitor resolution

I think so. It's 9.65" x 8.1" :-( -- On Friday, October 18, 2002, at 03:38 PM, Snook, John R wrote: > I do, what do you have in mind? > I was wondering if one could put the works of a 12" colour screen plus, say, a 475 logic board and PSU in a CC in cases where a C

Re: Claris Emailer Lite vs. Claris Emailer?

I've all but decided on going with the lite version of Claris Emailer. There is one thing that I'd like to do with it though that I can't seem to at the moment and don't know if I can with the full version either. Is there a Spam filter for either version? On my G4 spam makes me laugh (some of

Re: Classic fixable by dullard?

> Compacts are not filling the thrift stores hereabouts as they seem to be >elsewhere, but I have found one Classic. Problem : when turned on, it just >cycles between the happy mac screen and the pointer-in-the-corner screen. Doesn't the Classic have that "command-option-x-o" option that allows

Re: Huh?

Sure. . . but my thoughts come from "Another Monty Python Record." (We apologize to those of you who may have heard a short extract from "Pleasures of the Dance. . ." --- the pickle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > At 23:10 +0100 on 17/10/02, Mark Benson wrote: > > >On Thursday, Oct 17, 2002, at

Re: Classic fixable by dullard?

How much are they asking? I was reading about this last night. I think a resistor network is going out on the logic board. johnsn -- Compacts are not filling the thrift stores hereabouts as they seem to be elsewhere, but I have found one Classic. Problem : when turned on, it just

Re: Classic fixable by dullard?

Actually, it's probably just a matter of sticking a boot floppy in and figuring out what's up with the boot drive. Someone's probably killed the System Software. Worst case is a reinstall of the OS. Scott Holder -Original Message- From: Compact Macs [mailto:compact.macs@;mail.maclaunch.co

Classic fixable by dullard?

Compacts are not filling the thrift stores hereabouts as they seem to be elsewhere, but I have found one Classic. Problem : when turned on, it just cycles between the happy mac screen and the pointer-in-the-corner screen. Is this machine salvagable by a non-proficient screwdriver jockey or is

Re: inconsistent SCSI problem

I tested this board with the same HDD. It worked on the internal SCSI connector. It did not work on the external SCSI connector with a known good cable. johnsn PS. I sent it back to the owner. Dan, what is your external SCSI setup. Cables etc.? http://lowendmac.com/>. Support Low End Mac

Re: Virus message?

my current favorite is sophos, they have mac and pc versions (though the mac version probably requires a power pc, i haven't checked). you can download a "demo" free, but it doesn't seem to expire, which is good as it's very expensive, though i would encourage any corporate user to pay for it.

Re: Virus message?

> >But seriously, what I desperately need to know is what's the best >antivirus program for today's peecee's, a W98 box specifically. Norton? > >Still OT, but that *is* where I started out before wandering into this >particular linguistic thicket. > >Bob F (who never took Latin) My vote is for Vir

Re: 12" monitor resolution

On Friday, October 18, 2002, at 03:38 PM, Snook, John R wrote: > I do, what do you have in mind? > I was wondering if one could put the works of a 12" colour screen plus, say, a 475 logic board and PSU in a CC in cases where a CC is dead because of a failed a/b. But the pickle has already sugg

Re: inconsistent SCSI problem

At 08:39 -0700 on 18/10/02, Dan Markham wrote: >I have a SCSI zip drive attached to an SE 30 which works perfectly BUT if I >connect an external HD then it doesn't work. I've attached the HD by itself >and in a chain, the zip still works but nothing on the HD- > >SCSI ID's don't duplicate, the SE

Viruses and virii

virus-viruses apparatus-apparatuses -- Caddo County Harpman - ccharpman! "If you can't harp the blues, then you ain't a harp player." (Eladicious 5,02) ADD RE to TIRED and you get ... me. X-Public School Educator. Macintosh is to computers as Mercedes is to cars. http://users.netride.net/dhi

Re: inconsistent SCSI problem

My Reply follows quote. On 18/10/2002 08:39 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Dan Markham) >I have a SCSI zip drive attached to an SE 30 which works perfectly BUT if I >connect an external HD then it doesn't work. I've attached the HD by itself >and in a chain, the zip still wo

inconsistent SCSI problem

I have a SCSI zip drive attached to an SE 30 which works perfectly BUT if I connect an external HD then it doesn't work. I've attached the HD by itself and in a chain, the zip still works but nothing on the HD- SCSI ID's don't duplicate, the SE 30 works fine otherwise, and I've tried different Ha

Re: Virus message?

On Friday, October 18, 2002, at 08:12 AM, ELN/rlf9 wrote: > But seriously, what I desperately need to know is what's the best > antivirus program for today's peecee's, a W98 box specifically. Norton? > > Still OT, but that *is* where I started out before wandering into this > particular linguisti

Re: 12" monitor resolution

- Just a thought: if 12" colo(u)r monitors are the same resolution as CCs, and since CCs regularly die due to irreperable analog(u)e boards, could we use the 'innerds' (technical phrase) from a 12" colo(u)r monitor to rescue a Colo(u)r Classic? Anyone got a 12" colou

Re: 12" monitor resolution

>Just a thought: if 12" colo(u)r monitors [...] Would that make it St(u)art? mart :) -- Compact Macs is sponsored by . Support Low End Mac Compact Macs list info: The FAQ:

Re: 12" monitor resolution

>Just a thought: if 12" colo(u)r monitors are the same resolution as >CCs, and since CCs regularly die due to irreperable analog(u)e boards, >could we use the 'innerds' (technical phrase) from a 12" colo(u)r >monitor to rescue a Colo(u)r Classic? Let's think out loud: 1. The innerds for a monit

Re: Virus message?

>Date: Fri, 18 Oct 2002 00:04:16 +0200 >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Dr.O.M.Betz) >Subject: Re: Virus message? > >>>From: Darren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >>>Subject: Re: Virus message? >>> >>>Ahh, >>>http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=lang_en&ie=ISO-8859-1&q=mac+virii >>>, notice the "virii" in the sear