I'm planning to buy a G4 Powerbook but I'm slightly concerned about
the built-in Firewire speed. Tests I've seen show the throughput to
be considerably slower than desktop Macs. I plan to use a large
external Firewire drive for the media when video editing (Avid Xpress
DV for Mac is out this
Support for 2D and QuickTime hardware acceleration for Rage Pro.
Woohoo. Apple didn't abandon us after all.
My Wallstreet 2 233MHz will soon fly with Mac OS X!
RageLTPro (LR-C, 220) is a supported card now, right?
Also iBook 1 users have a Rage Pro videocard.
Can people who updated to 10.1.5
At 9:08 am -0400 5/6/02, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As long as you're not getting a first generation Ti you should be OK.
BareFeats.com compared rev A vs rev B and noted great improvement in Firewire
performance.
http://www.barefeats.com/pb06.html
Tim
Thanks - that's what I wanted to know (I'd
my dsl provider's service has been flaky over the past few weeks leading
to a lot of warnings from the lists i subscribe to and possible
unsubscriptions that i dont know about. so please bear with me as i test
email all the lists i remember belonging to.\
thanks for your cooperation,
joey
I need to fax my resume, but don't have a fax machine. I use to fax things from my old
desktop
computer using a fax modem. Those items are gone now. Is there someway I can fax
things with the
internal modem of the Powerbook G3 Lombard? What software do I need? Any information
would be
As long as you're not getting a first generation Ti you should be OK.
BareFeats.com compared rev A vs rev B and noted great improvement in Firewire
performance.
http://www.barefeats.com/pb06.html
He's right, this one bit me in the ass... The rev. A's have around half the
performance of the
On Wednesday, June 5, 2002, at 07:18 AM, Dennis SCP wrote:
Can people who updated to 10.1.5 please respond with their experience
with Rage Pro support? I believe the slideshow can show you, as it adds
zooming and scrolling (panning) when 2D hardware support is found.
You may also want to
on 6/5/02 3:30 PM, (G-Books) at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Tue, 04 Jun 2002 22:00:59 +
Subject: Noisy Wallstreet hardrive
From: richard windeyer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
A few months ago, I purchased a refurbished 300MHZ/256RAM/DVD Wallstreet PB
which came with an IBM DYLA-28100 8.1-GB,
Two dozen machines of various makes, installed on all not a single
problem.
On Wednesday, June 5, 2002, at 09:23 PM, James wrote:
I recently was readin the apple OS X forums and they
are filled with horror stories about 10.1.5 doin nasty
stuff to their drives. Anyone have anything
I just got cable internet installed todaywell I shouldn't say
installed exactly, but there is a wire poking out of the wall! The
installer had said I had to call tech support because they couldn't
leave me a cd since I have a mac. I called tech support to see how to
get online and they just
Kate:
You should have numbers for a name server address to be input into the
TCP/IP control panel in the area at the bottom where it says Name Server
addr.. Make sure where it says Connect via that you have Ethernet
selected as opposed to Apple GV/56. Where it says Configure you probably
Kate,
I just got online with ATT Broadband, and could not for the life of me,
register through the cable modem. I got the unable to connect window also.
I tried connecting on my rev A I-mac and Pismo with no luck. Tired the
TCP/IP control panel along with Apple talk and other confgurations.
12 matches
Mail list logo
