Before touching the interior of the machine, touch something metal to
discharge. Typically, when working on a computer you would touch the power
supply to do that. Seems to work just fine as I've yet to hose a machine
from static, but really, do be careful and find a way to discharge. Avoid
ob
My company bought a Sony Vio (whatever the spelling) and it is a nice
machine but I wouldn't say it is tough. Small things fall off etc. I like it
a lot better than my father-in-laws toshiba portable, which has a cracked
hinge. Difficult call there.
pete
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This is quite right. The wrong IP address is linked to the name because the
ISP's DNS list hasn't been updated--a newer list exists--or perhaps a
corrupted lists is being used (if that is possible, I don't know). Thus the
name is translated to an IP via the list but it is the wrong IP. When th
and ideas as the
"obvious solution." But in this case, I agree that is a subscribed to list
and the publisher has the right to say and determine what the publisher
feels is best for this list, which is about portable Macs of the duo/2400
variety.
Pete Ottman
- Original Message -
It look like you'll need the Apple Telecom software, which you can get by
searching the software support site. The latest is version 3.1.3 though
older ones will show up when you get to the download, ftp, site. I believe
that 3.1.3 was tested for 7.5.5 through 8.6. I downloaded 3.1.3 for my 230
I'd add that there is a definite need for some sort of virus protection,
especially in windows environs, if you are connected to the Internet and
receiving email. My workplace is quite small but fully connected to the
net: everyone has access via DSL and a router. We have a virus about 1x on
a
ndicates I'm
>>looking for the "Technical Information booklet" that came with the 2300c
>>or a maintenance manual, which would be even better.
>
>
>
>>Thanks,
>>Pete Ottman
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>
>Try this link. It was good last night. Apple te
her with the Apple's support site where you search for
manuals. It doesn't lead me to the right manual, rather, it offers up the
users guide.
Thanks,
Pete Ottman
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I would think that 8.0/8.1 would be very happy on a 2300c if it had enough
memory, as 8.0/8.1 contain more PPC code etc. Ram would be the thing
though, as aways. I know my pathetic Performa 6205 never ran better.
another 2 cents,
At 02:22 PM 4/2/2001 -0700, you wrote:
>I'd use 7.6.1 on my Duo
