Smalldog has another deal on reconditioned cards for $65.00 a piece.
Offer expires today.
On Wednesday, May 8, 2002, at 07:51 PM, Gary D. Adams wrote:
Smalldog has a deal on two cards and 1 Airport 1 base station for $287.
Take the deal and resell the base station!
G
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Subject: VST 250-mb Zips on Sale
Question, though: Are the Sept. '98 Wallstreets (266mhz) designed/shaped
differently from the '99-'00 models? The below description says this
VST-Zip would go in the right expansion bay, and that is where the CD-ROM is
on my '98/266 WS. Will this VST-Zip fit
I wish, but I don't see anything like that on Smalldog's site.
Jim
On Thursday, May 9, 2002, at 05:47 AM, (G-Books) wrote:
Date: Wed, 08 May 2002 19:51:33 -0500
From: Gary D. Adams [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Where Are Airport Cards?
Smalldog has a deal on two cards and 1 Airport 1
I do not have the original post from the person requesting an Airport card
and don't know what the specific request was, but I have a never-used Rev. C
card, including adapter. Contact me off-list.
Michelle
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Michelle K. Wachtel, Apple Product Professional, Inspiration
makmac wrote:
Bryan Forbes on 5/9/02 8:51 AM wrote:
On this issue of supporting certain companies, I have to side with
Kyle on this. Although I've never purchased a Linksys product nor
had contact with them, I have had contact with Asante on different
occasions and they have always
Has anyone any knowledge of a program called Sorenson Squeeze,
which compresses video into QuickTime or Flash format? There's
info about it here:
http://www.corporatemedianews.com/cgi-bin/getframeletter.cgi?/2002/05_may/reviews/squeeze2_4qt.htm
I've got a ton of old movies and PBS shows and the
Are the Sept. '98 Wallstreets (266mhz) designed/shaped
differently from the '99-'00 models? The below description says this
VST-Zip would go in the right expansion bay, and that is where the CD-ROM is
s on my '98/266 WS. Will this VST-Zip fit there?
nope! not from my experience with switching
[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 5/9/02 1:38 PM wrote:
I do not have the original post from the person requesting an Airport card
and don't know what the specific request was, but I have a never-used Rev. C
card, including adapter. Contact me off-list.
Michelle
It was a one day deal. Started on the
Kyle Hansen on 5/9/02 1:52 PM wrote:
Rather than swaying you to a pro-Mac company by pointing out the positive
aspects of their product and support, he belittles list members by bashing
their choice of product or limited knowledge of how to use their Apple
product. He is often rude,
As an aspiring Wireless nerd, I contacted Linksys Tech suppt dept by phone,
to ask about AppleTalk, and was told We don't have anything to do with Mac,
and don't do support for Mac systems. I'd have to side with Kyle, as I was
rather suprised that any company would be so prejudice.
Thanks,
Maria Nekam wrote:
Has anyone any knowledge of a program called Sorenson Squeeze,
which compresses video into QuickTime or Flash format? There's
info about it here:
http://www.corporatemedianews.com/cgi-bin/getframeletter.cgi?/2002/05_may/reviews/squeeze2_4qt.htm
I've got a ton of old
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As an aspiring Wireless nerd, I contacted Linksys Tech suppt dept by phone,
to ask about AppleTalk, and was told We don't have anything to do with Mac,
and don't do support for Mac systems.
That is why I hate Linksys. I really couldn't *believe* the attitude I was
From: Dan Knight [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Macintouch: Apple 'secretly' filtering Mac.com mail
by ron carlson, Insanely Great Mac
May 9th 2002
Don Frakes and Bruce Giles, both of whom are list moms (those who
administer mailing lists) for a number of Mac and PC-related mailing
lists, have
Thanks everyone for your responses! It's been extremely helpful to hear all
the pros and cons, including experiences.
I was given a MSN broadband modem a few months ago. It's an Arescom Model
ND860VUE-MSN. I assume those MS folks want me to use their service, so they
sent me a modem.
My
Expansion Bay for 1998
I contacted VST and they said sorry the zip drives would not work on
the older (1998) powerbooks. However, I contacted the Smart Disk
online store and they had expansion bay Zip 250s and also SuperDrive
exapansions which take floppies and 120MB disks. Prices were a
At 10:20 AM -0400 5/9/02, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
One last thing, make sure you have the latest CarbonLib.
-Laurent.
Fresh clean install of 9.2.1 from the PBG4 factory disk. Immediately added 9.2.2
update and Carbon 1.5 update. Gets a bus error when Classic is started. Boots find has
host
Some people have mentioned on these lists that you need to run DFA
multiple times sometimes to fix a problem.
Well, they're right.
A user had a crash today, his Powerbook came back up with a flashing
question mark.
Booted from the system CD, ran DFA. It found a huge pile of problems
Bruce Johnson wrote:
Some people have mentioned on these lists that you need to run DFA
multiple times sometimes to fix a problem.
Disk First Aid is a *very* underappreciated program. I use it all the time.
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Kyle H. Hansen
On 5/9/02 19:15, Diane Gamm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
p.s. CompUSA has a Belkin wireless router on sale for $99 this week.
I use the the Belkin wireless router at home, and connect to it with my
TiBook and Orinoco Gold PC Card. Works just fine, but it seems to loose
connection to our DSL router
Remy Davison wrote:
I officially declare, now, that Gary owns every possible expansion bay
device for the Lombard/Pismo ;-)
Actually, I don't have the CDRW the SuperDisk or the extra battery!
;-)
Let's see what you could have:
- Zip 250 and/or 100 (btw, noticed Mac Zone has the 100s
on 09/05/02 19:38, Paul Nicholson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 10:20 AM -0400 5/9/02, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
One last thing, make sure you have the latest CarbonLib.
-Laurent.
Fresh clean install of 9.2.1 from the PBG4 factory disk. Immediately added
9.2.2 update and Carbon 1.5
They bashed ME *personally* on the phone on 2 separate occasions. I was told
on
the first, that since I was having problems that I should get a real computer
and sell my Mac. On the second occasion I was told that they didn't support
Macs because Apple was going out of business, and I
As an aspiring Wireless nerd, I contacted Linksys Tech suppt dept by phone,
to ask about AppleTalk, and was told We don't have anything to do with Mac,
and don't do support for Mac systems.
That is called covering their ass. If they can't help you, they don't walk
to talk to you- they aren't
As an aspiring Wireless nerd, I contacted Linksys Tech suppt dept by phone,
to ask about AppleTalk, and was told We don't have anything to do with Mac,
and don't do support for Mac systems.
That is why I hate Linksys.
Why are you so emotional about it as to actually hate an entire company?
On this issue of supporting certain companies, I have to side with
Kyle on this. Although I've never purchased a Linksys product nor
had contact with them, I have had contact with Asante on different
occasions and they have always provided excellent service and stood
fully behind their
Date: Thu, 09 May 2002 13:01:32 -0500
From: Diane Gamm [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: VST 250-mb Zips on Sale
Question, though: ...Will this VST-Zip fit there?...
Best regards/BG
BG - No, the expansion bay drives for 99/00 models won't fit the
Wallstreet; it's a different model. Do a
Date: Thu, 9 May 2002 17:39:13 -0500
From: bill wells [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Expansion Bay products
Expansion Bay for 1998
I contacted VST and they said sorry the zip drives would not work on
the older (1998) powerbooks. However, I contacted the Smart Disk
online store and they had
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