On Tuesday, July 23, 2002, at 10:09 PM, (G-Books) wrote:
Sorry to make you do it, but TBMK OS X doesn't support the printer
sharing like *nix does (yet) maybe with Jaguar it will.
I kind of doubt that, although I would *love* to be wrong. I think his
Jobsness would have mentioned it, as
On Tuesday, July 23, 2002, at 10:09 PM, (G-Books) wrote:
Sorry to make you do it, but TBMK OS X doesn't support the printer
sharing like *nix does (yet) maybe with Jaguar it will.
I kind of doubt that, although I would *love* to be wrong. I think his
Jobsness would have mentioned it, as
I seem to have lost the ability to translate doc files (said
ability just arrived with 10.1 or 10.1.2).
Not sure if this happened with 10.1.5 upgrade as I don't use it
very often. Anybody else lost it?
More importantly, can we get it back? Or is it something
We have a shared multi-printer HP OfficeJet [it's the cousin nobody
speaks about], which is shared between 3 machines using a USB switch
from Belkin. The only drawback - it's manual. You have to push a
button to switch machines. An inellegant solution but it works.
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I have a 500 MHz Powerbook G3 (a.k.a.Pismo or 2000 edition or Firewire), 256
Meg RAM, and have hesitated to switch to OS X. Any comments or personal
experience would be appreciated from people who made the switch. I heard
that under OS X I would not be able to play DVD movies on my Powerbook,
Stout just started it this year and I really don't know about all of the
other schools in the UW system, but they are firm about having to purchase a
PC. Students that are in the Arts get a Mac instead, but they also get no
choice, even though they already are getting the best laptop for the job.
If you can afford it go with a gig of ram it is a huge
improvement. I got my gig when the price was $75
apeace for the 512s now i think it is down to around
$100 now from near $200 a few months ago. I would not
recommend running OS X with less than 512 megs of ram
or at least a min of 256 or 384.
During a break in my moving, Remy Davison wrote:
Granted, no s/w DVD decoding on Lombard/Wallstreet, but I'm probably one
of the few who couldn't care less about that. I can watch VCDs in X now,
and that's what counts (using MacVCD - QT doesn't work as there's no s/w
MPEG-1 decoder in X).
During my break in moving, Remy Davison said:
There's even MPEG-2 decoding in OS X
MPEG-2 decoding in OS X (and various versions of Apple's DVD player on
Pismo and later) is in software, not hardware. Apple added DVD player in
OS X 10.0.3 or something (?). In OS 9, QT provides a software
During my break in moving, Remy Davison said:
Granted, no s/w DVD decoding on Lombard/Wallstreet, but I'm probably
one
of the few who couldn't care less about that. I can watch VCDs in X
now,
and that's what counts (using MacVCD - QT doesn't work as there's no
s/w
MPEG-1 decoder in
Hi all, after a long break I'm back with the same problem (sort of).
Yesterday my Que! 8x4x32x cdrw rose from its 6month slumber and surprised me
by successfully burning CDs in both iTunes and Toast 5.1 (OS9.1, 192Mb, 20gb
no other FW devices). This morning the drive didn't even appear in the
Dan announced this a few months back. That's just another reason why
we started the LEMlists.com email.
Each day we improve the email, and soon will have web-based email and
other options via HTML.
Just a little heads up for new .mac users. Apple changed my preferences so
that 3rd party
There's a brand new (yesterday) Update that addresses CDRW drive
compatibility improvements; is it possible that one machine had it and the
other didn't?
KeS
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002, Sam Donaldson wrote:
Hi all, after a long break I'm back with the same problem (sort of).
Yesterday my Que!
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002, Nick wrote:
I have a 500 MHz Powerbook G3 (a.k.a.Pismo or 2000 edition or Firewire), 256
Meg RAM, and have hesitated to switch to OS X. Any comments or personal
experience would be appreciated from people who made the switch. I heard
that under OS X I would not be
João Loureiro writes:
Hi, everyone!
What book is the best buy
Ti-Book G4/667?
or
iBook G3/700?
The answer is Yes. Which is best depends on your needs. The TiBook is
slim and has a positivley huge screen. The iBook is heavier, costs less,
and displays less pixels on a smaller screen.
The G4
Hi.
I wonder if anyone else has this problem. I have a 500 MHz Firewire G3
Powerbook, with the hard drive partitioned, and I usually boot on the
partition (PB X) that has Mac OS X 10.1.5 installed. For several weeks
now, I have had the following problems from time to time. First,
sometimes
Bruce,
It appears to me that this information still only promises the shipping of
Endnote 6 for OSX for the end of July, as opposed to the windows version. I
have also heard that beta versions have been released only to an exclusive
test group.
Did I miss something on the page? I'd love to get
Um, why not share on the Tower?
By PSX I will assume OSX.
yep
I was saying it doesn't work in X, only under 9.x
Control Panel there.
Argggh misread the e-mail.
Guess it's off to the store for a USB switch...
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On Wednesday, July 24, 2002, at 01:25 PM, Ryan Coleman wrote:
Um, why not share on the Tower?
All right we've either got a major cross-communication here or we
re talking about different threads ;-)
That's what I was *trying* to do.
Have:G4 Tower, OS 9.1
TiBook OSX
Partial Update/partially solved ... in short the original post was that
I couldn't find my Laserwriter Select 360 over an Ethernet setup using
OS 10.1.4 on a Titanium 667 Powerbook.
Never was able to get this to work wirelessly or even wired via ethernet
(under OS X 10.1.5) ... Appletalk is
Plus you'll need to buy a laptop/desktop drive converter so the 2.5 inch
drive can get power through it's 44-pin connector.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (G-Books)
Date: Wed, 24 Jul 2002 13:21:29 -0400
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (G-Books)
Subject: G-Books Digest #762
Now, Can I buy a 3.5
Bryan Forbes wrote:
I was successful in getting to print via ethernet under 9.2.2 so that
will have to work for now. I'm in hopes that Jaguar OS X 10.2 will take
care of this Appletalk problem.
If anyone else has suggestions to solve this without re-installing OS X,
I'm game ...
I
Just want to add my voice to the more RAM chorus. I went from 256
to 1 gig and noticed a nice difference. I did that after one of the RAM
monitors showed I was using more than 300 meg and was paging out to
virtual memory regularly.
I'd also add that a 5400 rpm drive made a
Is there a Pismo CPU G4 upgrade available? If so, from whom is it
available?
I have a Pismo 400MHz G3 with 576 MB RAM running OS X. It is a great
machine.
Would a G4 upgrade, if there is one, provide a significant performance
kick?
T-Lo
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There is an upgrade supplied by PowerLogix a G4/500 -
On Wednesday, July 24, 2002, at 07:11 PM, T-Lo wrote:
Is there a Pismo CPU G4 upgrade available? If so, from whom is it
available?
I have a Pismo 400MHz G3 with 576 MB RAM running OS X. It is a great
machine.
Would a G4 upgrade, if
Similar to the USB sharing thread. will this work with a serial printer?
I have a PowerCenter with an older EPSON 800 attached via the serial, and I
have a TiBook on its way.
TIA
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This voids the warranty.
Many of the 400mhz Pismos are just out of the warranty window amyway.
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On Wednesday, July 24, 2002, at 11:04 PM, Gregory Cortelyou wrote:
On 7/24/02 10:17 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is an upgrade supplied by PowerLogix a G4/500 -
If
Actually, I have been looking at the upgrade market
and I was wondering...
If I still have my 66mhz bus in my lombard, will I
truly get a G4/500 machine if I do the Powerlogix or
Newertech upgrades? Wouldn't the 66mhz bus act as a
bottleneck?
How do they get the computer to process at 500mhz?
Speaking of memory...how cheap is too much for memory?
Is it all the same or do some suck less than others?
Just wondering...
Scott
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On Thu, Jul 25, 2002 at 12:37:16AM -0400, Scott Moran wrote:
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: Speaking of memory...how cheap is too much for memory?
: Is it all the same or do some suck less than others?
The major name brands cost more, often twice as much as the off brand.
Lots of people have no problems with the cheaper
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