To Anybody who is interested:
I still have a bunch of Duo items for sale including
about five local talk hooks ups, three in the original
box and never used, some 270/280c cosmetics (no
screen), a case bottom, and other things. MAke me an
offer on this stuff.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks
--- "Paul
Mark Kippert teasingly asked:
> BTW Nick are you communicating from somewhere in the distant future? Did
>Apple ever come out with a killer sub-notebook ;^)
As a matter of fact, they did. (Snare roll...) It was called the Duo 280c.
(Rim shot.)
Nick.
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Edgar Peinelt wrote:
>
> > With all
> >that Microsoft OLE library stuff etc. etc. I just wasn't
> >knowledgeable enough (is *anybody*??) to be certain about what to
> >remove, and didn't want to discover later on that a needed shared
> >resource had been trashed.
> If you really need to know abou
Tom,
I tried it only once and wasn't impressed. There may be a demo; let me know
if you can't find that; I can look for the url. Extension Overload seems to
be the best bet, as a fellow listers had already recommended.
...and Happy Thanksgiving y'all,
Tobias Kaiser
In a message dated 21.11.0
The Personal NT has a DB25 RS232/422 serial input. The owners manual
should explain how to enable printing from PC. If memory serves, you
have to change a thumbwheel setting on the printer. I've got a fair
amount of electronic documentation on this printer if you need it.
BTW & MTMD, an etherp
Found that spring cleaning wasn't that helpful - or confidence
inspiring. Conflict Catcher has been far more useful to me
(especially with the latest reference file) since you can easily
identify what much of the sludge in a system folder is for and delete
it easily or group it into sets that
On Sun, 19 Nov 2000, Nick Lowe wrote:
> in general a great machine, though I'd quickly
> lose patience with the Duo keyboard if I had to type on it all day long.
I _do_ type on a Duo keyboard all day long, a Duo230 with a rev-F keyboard
to be exact. Personally I find it to be a real pleasure to
Dear List-Folk:
This duo 280c I am stalking seems to be OK: 24 of RAM, 500 of HD, OS 7.5.1
installed, good screen,
but bad keyboard: q, w, e, r, a and f need to be "really pressed in" to work
according to the technician.
Would this still be a good Mac to get if I can get a rev. F keyboard and
>Dear List-Folk:
>
>This duo 280c I am stalking seems to be OK: 24 of RAM, 500 of HD, OS 7.5.1
>installed, good screen,
>but bad keyboard: q, w, e, r, a and f need to be "really pressed in" to work
>according to the technician.
>
>Would this still be a good Mac to get if I can get a rev. F keyboar
In a message dated 11/22/00 4:49:29 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< The Duo you are talking about has a good amount of RAM and HD space;
how much does he want you to pay for it ? >>
about $200
Pete
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on 11/22/00 5:43 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Dear List-Folk:
>
> This duo 280c I am stalking seems to be OK: 24 of RAM, 500 of HD, OS 7.5.1
> installed, good screen,
> but bad keyboard: q, w, e, r, a and f need to be "really pressed in" to work
> according to the technici
>In a message dated 11/22/00 4:49:29 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
><< The Duo you are talking about has a good amount of RAM and HD space;
>how much does he want you to pay for it ? >>
>
>about $200
>
>Pete
Does he include an AC adapter and/or batteries ?
Mad Dog
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>
>Hey Pete:
>Duo keyboards have always been a problem. Recently I dismantled and cleaned
>my original keyboard. It worked like new again. All you do is:
>Start prying the keys off one by one. Start with a small square key on the
>edge of the keyboard; control, arrow, etc. Use a flathead screwdriv
At 5:43 PM -0500 11/22/00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>This duo 280c I am stalking seems to be OK: 24 of RAM, 500 of HD, OS 7.5.1
>installed, good screen,
>but bad keyboard: q, w, e, r, a and f need to be "really pressed in" to work
>according to the technician.
I'd get it if they would allow $40 t
At 6:13 PM -0500 11/22/00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
><< The Duo you are talking about has a good amount of RAM and HD space;
>how much does he want you to pay for it ? >>
>
>about $200
Do a search on ebay, as that is WAY too much. Unless it includes a
Dock with HD, floppy, floppy adap
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 11/22/2000 6:13 PM wrote:
> << The Duo you are talking about has a good amount of RAM and HD space;
> how much does he want you to pay for it ? >>
>
> about $200
>
> Pete
Ouch!. Seems steep for a machine that has a defective keyboard (whether you
can clean it or not). Whil
>
> >Would this still be a good Mac to get if I can get a rev. F
>keyboard and have
>>it installed?
>
>This you can, and should, do yourself. Easy 5 minute job.
>Paul
What are you, The Flash ? It takes me 5 minutes just to get the keys off. : )
If you want to do the whole thing (and when I f
>
>
>A Duo280c/40MB/1gig with MiniDock and floppy went for [sigh] $128 today!!
>
>-makmac
Thats a pretty good deal if it included the minidock. From what I
have seen lately, the minidocks have are going for less, lately.
Maybe I should pick one up.
Mad Dog
PS: I have overclocked one of my 28
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> In a message dated 11/22/00 4:49:29 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
> << The Duo you are talking about has a good amount of RAM and HD space;
> how much does he want you to pay for it ? >>
>
> about $200
>
> Pete
>
> --
Pete:
Is this an auction? If not g
At 8:36 PM -0500 11/22/00, Tom P wrote:
>> >Would this still be a good Mac to get if I can get a rev. F
>>keyboard and have
>>>it installed?
>>
>>This you can, and should, do yourself. Easy 5 minute job.
>>Paul
>
>What are you, The Flash ? It takes me 5 minutes just to get the keys off. : )
>
>
>
> >If you want to do the whole thing (and when I fix a keyboard, I clean
>>every key with rubbing alcohol, too), I would figure 1-2 hours.
>
>INSTALL IT, NOT CLEAN IT. Three screws, and four little doohickies out and
>in. I repeat, five minutes! BTW, are they happy little keys?
>the flash
on 24/04/74 19:06, Robert Newman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>
>> In a message dated 11/22/00 4:49:29 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>>
>> << The Duo you are talking about has a good amount of RAM and HD space;
>> how much does he want you to pay for it ? >>
>>
>> ab
I'm used to the speed of my B&W G3 @ 400Mhz, and find it a little bit slow
on my 2300c. I was wondering, since the 2400c has the same processor, albeit
clocked at a higher speed, and considering that the 2400c has pretty much
the same form factor than the 2300c, did anybody ever looked at the
poss
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