Testing - new PB - anyone seeing this?
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Forgive me if this has been covered but . . . I've just got a new
TIBook (800 - very nice too). I'm diving into Mac OS X for the first
time (so far so good) BUT I have an Epson Stylus Color 850 printer
which has the old serial connector. I've installed a Keyspan
Vlad,
I spent some time in the UK, and experienced several of the ISPs
there. I must say, without hesitation, the best service came from
demon.co.uk. They were professional, helpful, and responsive. They
set me up with a UK dialin account before I left the USA, on the
phone, in 5 1/2
I previously wrote:
Zip100 expansion modules continue to be available for $20, cannot one
simply buy one of those, unscrew the housing, and replace the Zip
mechanism with a 2.5 hard drive? Anyone done this? Anyone used one
of those VST housings to put anything in OTHER than a Zip drive?
Dear
On 6/22/02 6:38 PM, Gene Merritt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Saturday, June 22, 2002, at 06:02 PM, Ryan Coleman wrote:
I would like to say that Dan and I have been talking about a way to
fix this but it would be many moons in the making.
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Ryan Coleman
Gee, now that's real
In the following message the statement is there a
rule for pismo modems dying (i.e. like
lombard hinges dying after certain time) has me
worried. I just bought a Lamabard. Is there a problem
with the hinges?
I have 2 of 2300c, one of which popped its hinges
mysteriouslly. Any idea of the cause
On 6/22/02 6:38 PM, Gene Merritt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Saturday, June 22, 2002, at 06:02 PM, Ryan Coleman wrote:
I would like to say that Dan and I have been talking about a way to
fix this but it would be many moons in the making.
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Ryan Coleman
Gee, now that's real
Wow! No USB port on the 850? I've got a Stylus Color 740 and it has all
three: PC serial, USB, and Apple printer port. Plus the drivers were built
into OS X (*I consider myself lucky*)
Have you tried the obvious yet:
1. Go to Print Center (hope/pray permissions aren't screwed up so you
can
On Sunday, June 23, 2002, at 05:21 , Ryan Coleman wrote:
2) My roommate niether feeds nor gives water to my cat. Thus:
3) She vomits. Maybe twice. UGH. I should skip paying rent for having
to wash my floor (again).
Ryan,
One of my cats vomited this morning...I woke to the sound of
Sorry, didn't mean to scare anyone nor put anyone off of Lombard...Just
remembered I saw plenty of messages on Lombard hinges and used it to
clarify the rule
vlad
On Sunday, June 23, 2002, at 08:40 , Don P. wrote:
In the following message the statement is there a
rule for pismo
On 6/23/02 2:30 PM vlad edified us all by writing:
[regarding AOL]
they're the only ISP that doesn't ditch you after two hour connection
here in UK...
Sorry to hear that - I've become spoiled, but only after switching ISP's
a couple of times last year (one even dropped their local dial-up
On 6/23/02 2:30 PM Jim Eddy edified us all by writing:
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So is that second one a rabbit??? ;-)
Jim Rohde
I don't suffer from insanity. I enjoy every minute of it.
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A note of perspective on the horrible situation with Lombard hinges failing.
The general lifespan of a standard PC desktop is considered around 6months.
After that it's obsolete.
The general lifespan of a standard Mac desktop/tower is considered around
9months-1yr.After that it's obsolete
The
Yes the Lombard hinges do tend to get weak over time. But they're NOT THAT
BAD. And considering that they can be replaced for less than $100, it's
probably not worth whining about too much. If I were bent double four or
five times a day, then slung in a backpack and bounced across town, I'd
On Sunday, June 23, 2002, at 06:58 , George Gunderson wrote:
On Sunday, June 23, 2002, at 05:21 , Ryan Coleman wrote:
2) My roommate niether feeds nor gives water to my cat. Thus:
3) She vomits. Maybe twice. UGH. I should skip paying rent for having
to wash my floor (again).
Ryan,
One
I haven't had any of those issues with Mail. I''ve done all those
actions routinely since upgrading, and have yet to have it freeze or kill
me with the spinning beach ball. It's about as snappy as it ever was on
my Pismo 500 1gig with a 32 gig IBM drive.
See ya,
joe
On Sunday, June 23, 2002, at 05:42 , Roger Shufflebottom wrote:
Testing - new PB - anyone seeing this?
Coming through loud and clear...enjoy your new 'book!
Best Regards,
George M. Gunderson
editor-in-chief: thinkAAPL.com
Macintosh News and Views
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on 23/06/02 19:22, Michael Bryan Bell at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use the arrow key to navigate through the messages in my inbox. I'll
get the little spinning disc/ball and a few seconds of being frozen and
then I'm unlocked. I haven't had to force quit.
Anyone else notice slower response
On Sunday, 23, 2002, at 08:18PM, James Rohde [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'll have to defer to our more updated associates here, as I've been
dragging my heels on going to X until (most of) the major bugs are worked
out (little things like reading DVDs on my Pismo's drive, drivers for my
Hi folks,
just got back from a couple of days away, during which we left my
partner's Wallstreet unplugged, it being stormy. The Wallstreet is a G3/300
which has previously given difficulty if you try to start from the battery,
but never had this kind of problem before.
Pushing the power
Apple techs have told me conflicting things about running OS X without
having OS 9 installed. One said, no problem, the other said that there'd
be some problems but wouldn't get specific. My Applecare call was about
resetting PRAM and he didn't want to go to far into the topic.
Anyone
A note of perspective on the horrible situation with Lombard hinges failing.
*nods* I see where you are coming from, but I don't agree with it.
The general lifespan of a standard PC desktop is considered around 6months.
After that it's obsolete.
No, it's not. It is only if you define
I'm sorry, but after reading david's e-mail, I just couldn't stop cracking up!
I'm sure this will start a flame war about somebody's Mac512k that is not
obsolete, but those of us in the real world need to have machines which will
run modern software at modern speeds. The rest of Mayberry may
And considering that they can be replaced for less than $100, it's
probably not worth whining about too much. If I were bent double [over?]
four or
five times a day, then slung in a backpack and bounced across town, I'd
probably fail after three or four years. What about you?
*grins*
If
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