Jeff- This seems consistent with a hardware failure in your something
something (I can't remember what it's called, but it provides power to
the screen.) The same thing happened to my ThinkPad from work with
turning down the screen brightness being the same workaround. I would
get it repaired
In reference to Firewire Target Disk Mode which we have been talking
about for a while. Where can I buy a Firewire 6 Pin to 6 Pin cable right
now? I need one immediately!
Thanks,
dhl
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If its a case of I need to walk into a store and walk out with a
cable your only choices most likely are the chains, CompUSA,
BestBuy, Circuit City, possibly Staples, Office Max, etc. If you mean
I want to order one today so it'll be here in a few days try the
typical online discount places
Most electronics stores have them, like Comp USA, Best Buy, I think I've
even seen them at Sears.
-Thomas
In reference to Firewire Target Disk Mode which we have been talking
about for a while. Where can I buy a Firewire 6 Pin to 6 Pin cable right
now? I need one immediately!
Thanks,
dhl
À (At) 11:04 -0500 21/05/02, Rod Anderson écrivait (wrote) :
I have a need for a USB card for my Wallstreet. The Wallstreet was
originally a 233 MHz, 12.1 passive screen, later upgraded with the 466 MHz
BlueChip. Am running 0S X. Any suggestions from the group?
My MacAlly card works fine on
On Tuesday, May 21, 2002, at 10:29 PM, Kyle Hansen wrote:
Walt French wrote:
I know that long ago, others addressed the issue, but I skipped by, I
never dreamed I'd have a TiBook. Now I do, and in a matter of days,
there are scuffs on the screen that match up to the keycaps and even the
On Wednesday, May 22, 2002, at 12:36 AM, aron nelson wrote:
People are actually getting scratches when they carry the TiBook
around like a book. It's apparently not just oil.
Yes, the only answer so far is the cloth or leather to protect the screen.
Bummer.
I dunno about scratches.
on 21/5/02 18:02, Matthew D. O'Conner at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
made a cup of tea in the meantime - reminded me of my old Mac SE when
using Excel 3.0's graphing feature), I restarted both machines and
then the disk images disappeared off of the two desktops.
What's the proper way to
I've had many, many people bring theirs to me, claiming these were
scratches and every last one of them, I could easily buff out
with a moist cloth.
You might want to go to the apple support forums and tell the many
users that have posted about their scratches that they can easily
buff
On Wednesday, May 22, 2002, at 10:55 AM, aron nelson wrote:
I've had many, many people bring theirs to me, claiming these were
scratches and every last one of them, I could easily buff out
with a moist cloth.
You might want to go to the apple support forums and tell the many
users
aron nelson wrote:
Kyle,
People are actually getting scratches when they carry the TiBook
around like a book. It's apparently not just oil.
That's being caused by grit getting trapped in the grease deposits and
on the keys. It's not just a problem with TiBooks; we're seeing this on
most
On 5/22/02 7:14 PM, (G-Books) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know that long ago, others addressed the issue, but I skipped by, I
never dreamed I'd have a TiBook. Now I do, and in a matter of days,
there are scuffs on the screen that match up to the keycaps and even the
border around the
Jeremy Derr wrote:
On Wednesday, May 22, 2002, at 10:55 AM, aron nelson wrote:
I think it has something to do with the disintegrating screen rubber
stoppers etc and the tight tolerances.
All I'm saying is that the large number I have personally seen (over 100), 90% of
the
I've never heard of an ibook having this problem. I have it on my Pismo
and TiBooks have it, but ibooks?
By the way, I have a leather cover and iKlear stuff, but I can't get
those damn marks out. What is your buffing technique?
Jim
On Wednesday, May 22, 2002, at 12:48 PM, Walter R Basil
When I restart my Wallstreet 250, I have to try 2-3 times to get it to
boot, but if I push the reset button and wait 5 minutes, then it boots
everytime. I also sometimes get an error message at start up saying that
the inbuilt memory failed a test and that I should see an Apple Technician.
I
Does anyone know if there's a hack (shareware or freeware) that allows you
to connect the new iBooks to an external monitor and run them with the lid
closed? I'm not looking for an extended desktop, just something that would
allow me to have it closed and use it with an external
your date is off, FYI
I know that long ago, others addressed the issue, but I skipped by, I
never dreamed I'd have a TiBook. Now I do, and in a matter of days,
there are scuffs on the screen that match up to the keycaps and even the
border around the trackpad.
Is there a good way to buff these
Does anyone know of a source for the combo DVD/CD-RW drive in the tiBook? Is it a
standard drive mechanism available form and OEM supplier?
Paul
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I wouldn't be surprised to start seeing companies offer screen
protectors like they use on Palm Pilots and Newtons..
I think at least two companies offer the protectors (clothes for
protecting the screens).
The weirdest thing is before I bought my TiBook, all I heard is how
good the units
James Cox wrote:
When I restart my Wallstreet 250, I have to try 2-3 times to get it to
boot, but if I push the reset button and wait 5 minutes, then it boots
everytime. I also sometimes get an error message at start up saying that
the inbuilt memory failed a test and that I should see an
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