excellent responses, you guys! i was hoping this was what i would hear
back about my duo 2300c.
dragoth, sorry to crush your illusions about the aluminum or magnesium
spacer frame, but, no, I really think it ain't light metal. it's crummy
plastic, colored like light metal. metal rings when you tap
On my 2400, when I'm working in a RAM disk as the start-up disk,
(system 7.6.1) and using applications that are on the RAM disk too,
why does the hard-drive spin up sometimes? I know that some
applications might write a temporary file to the harddrive, but that
isn't the explanation here,because
Hi,
I've just started assigning functions to my function keys, and I'm
noticing for the first time that the key "F3" isn't working properly:
only the front edge of it goes down (and with some difficulty) when
I press it.
I can see the cause: there's a little plastic tab sticking out from a
small
At 07:19 PM 4/2/2002 +, you wrote:
>There's something admirable about this. It makes me happy to know that there
>are still some people willing to fix something rather than just throw it
>away and buy new. I wonder if someday there will be computer reenactors like
>there are Civil War re enact
There's something admirable about this. It makes me happy to know that there
are still some people willing to fix something rather than just throw it
away and buy new. I wonder if someday there will be computer reenactors like
there are Civil War re enactors now
;)
Grizz
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Tuesday, April 2, 2002, at 05:20 PM, flawed jai wrote:
>
> i charged the batteries up and put one in the bay. i reset the power
> manager. i plugged in the a/c. i left it overnight. tried to power on
> the next day. nothing. left it aother day. tried again. nothign.
> checked the battery in th
flawed jai wrote:
> powerbook duo 2300c.
> found with hard drive torn out.copper sheilding torn in the process. i
> trimmed back the sharp edges of the copper sheilding yesterday to a nice
> blunt straight edge, flush with the bottom case edge.
>
> the IDE copper ribbon cable from the logic board
(co posting at swaplist too)
anybody wanna do this for me?
yesterday i called the local mac repair store and put this to them.
they didn't want to take my money and work on this for me. they wanted
me to trash it and buy something from them.
i don't wanna.
i wanna fix this one.
or get someone wh
Perhaps you, like me have been intrigued by Apple's recent commitment to
Bluetooth.
So the first thing I did was ordered an adapter, and the second thing is to
start a list! ;-) (Maybe the list will help me find something to do with my
new adapter!)
You can join the list by sending an email to
I thought the Duo List might be interested in this:
-Brad Lincoln
March 29, 2002
Ryan Rempel
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Version 2.2 of XPostFacto will be out soon. The main new feature is
beta-level support for the original Powerbook G3, the 3400, and probably the
2400. Version 2.2 will also fix the "ker
Thanks Tom and Eric for your assistance! This will
prove invaluable to my gal. This particular crash has
been an exceptional nightmare of the worst magnitude.
I suspect we all feel that way when it happens to us,
having been around a few, I can honestly say this one
was tragic. But, hey, there
at the temporal coordinates: 4/2/02 12:41 PM, the entity known as Tom
Colbert at [EMAIL PROTECTED] conveyed the following:
> In OE there is a command under the file menu to export
> contacts. You can create a tab delimited text file
> with that. Then open that file in Excel and clean it
> up. Be
In OE there is a command under the file menu to export
contacts. You can create a tab delimited text file
with that. Then open that file in Excel and clean it
up. Be sure and label your fields with the same names
in the same order as the database you will be sending
it to. When it looks the way yo
Thanks very much to David Linker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> and to
Paul Nelson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> for your replies (and pointers) to
my questions about Duo batteries. I now have a few hours of fun ahead
of me!
PB Schechter
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>From a few days back, the devil's advocate's advocate will argue that since
we presumably agree (maximum ease of) portability is the main interest of
the Duolist, either you have the option of carrying the minimum
(safe/required) configuration on the road for whatever tasks are
anticipated, or, i
On 4/1/02 rlf9 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I can store multiple PC cards in a slide type sheet array...
>>> What's a slide type sheet array? Sounds interesting.
>> Just a multi-pocket PVC sheet out of a 3-4 ring binder used for large slides
>> or small photos. You have to look around.
> O
Thanks again for speedy answers to my question. I
posed the question for my gal, who happens to be,
quite literally, 1/2 the world away, so I can't be
there to attempt this. Her Windoze machine caught the
flu and crashed bad. She is now trying to recover the
files and transfer what's left to he
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