On 8/8/02 4:33 PM, Chip Stafford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You _really_ don't want to operate the Pismo or its cousin the Lombard with
the lid down. Most of the heat from the operation of the processor is
dissipated up through the keyboard area. Perhaps Apple would like to sell a
few more
I just got a Wallstreet Powerbook and looking at the key board I see
some small # on some of the keys. It there a way to use these keys as #
keys? I do not know what the key in the lower left of the keyboard does.
I believe that the fn key is supposed to enable those keys as a keypad
of
on 8/10/02 5:18 AM, Erik at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just got a Wallstreet Powerbook and looking at the key board I see
some small # on some of the keys. It there a way to use these keys as #
keys? I do not know what the key in the lower left of the keyboard does.
I believe that the fn
And you were going to say what? Or did you forget ;-)
At 6:26 am -1000 10/8/02, Gabriel Diamond wrote:
on 8/10/02 5:18 AM, Erik at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just got a Wallstreet Powerbook and looking at the key board I see
some small # on some of the keys. It there a way to use these keys
on 8/10/02 8:18, Erik at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Num Lock key should do it.
I tried that, too. Should it be pressed in combination with another key?
When I press the F5/Num Lock by itself, I get the Function Key dialog.
-Mick
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It should be just the num lock key which is F6 on mine and the
keyboard lock screw has a LED under the screw which comes on. Just in
case your keyboard is different layout it is the key to the right of
the keyboard screw. It is just this key, nothing else.
At 10:07 am -0700 10/8/02, Mick Ring
You're welcome, Don, and that was nice of you to say.
Best regards/BG
Date: Wed, 07 Aug 2002 17:45:07 -0700
From: Don [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Wallstreet-MacResQ's IBM HD's
And thanks for the nice summary -- I was trying to follow the thread but it
seems you put all the
FWIW: Last night's (repeat) episode of NBC's Law Order, Special Victims
Unit: In the final scene, the female detective goes into the office of the
dept's. criminal profiler, Dr. George Wong, and he was sitting at his desk
using his Apple laptop. Which one? I don't know. The white apple-logo
Ok can I do this?
Connect my indigo iMac using its VGA port to Lombard VGA port and use
the Lombard as a second mirroring monitor?
Or will I blow both of them up?
Pepe
And people who steal money stink. =-p
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I tried that, too. Should it be pressed in combination with another key?
When I press the F5/Num Lock by itself, I get the Function Key dialog.
Press fn-F5 (function-NumLock) to turn on/off (toggle) the integral numeric keypad.
Doing this deactivates the rest of the keyboard - only keys with
Not true. As Remy pointed out, they are designed to operate this way. I've
had my Pismo running 24/7 in this configuration for almost 2 years. I
monitored the heat carefully for the first few months, because I was
concerned about this as well, but, if anything, it seems to run cooler with
And the light next to the num lock/F5 key should
toggle on/off to tell you what mode you're in.
--- Marty Lindower [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Press fn-F5 (function-NumLock) to turn on/off
(toggle) the integral numeric keypad. Doing this
deactivates the rest of the keyboard - only keys
with the
what is it with some of these people that sell on ebay?
i asked a simple question about which dvd module a pismo had as i
wanted the one that reads burnt dvd's. check out the response ...
Yeah well I wont take your bid anyway. Do not email
me anymore you are a Time Waster. I told
--- Ted Burford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I do not know what the key in the lower left
of the keyboard does.
Hit the fn key (lower left) with F5 (num lock) to
turn on/off the numeric keys.
Also I am having trouble ejecting the card on the
left side.
Ejection cage failure is common. Mostly
Yeah seriously...thats incredible. just send me your money you idiot,
it will work! And dont email me with your stupid questions! *sigh*
people.
-J
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I would like to know more about the cards that go into the left side
card slot on my Wallstreet PB. I have a DVD card in there now. I would
like to be able to read the Smart Media Card for my digital camera. I
have a USB Smart Media Card reader now for my Beige G3 tower. Should I
get a USB
There are some unscrupulous types selling on ebay and some folks would
rather have their teeth pulled than answer honest questions.
Hope you find another Pismo. I found a great one on eBay.
It's a good idea to ask such questions, just to get a feel for the buyer
anyway.
Good luck.
Donald
On
on 8/11/02 4:09, Al at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
what is it with some of these people that sell on ebay?
Dude:
Fix your clock, eh? :)
-Mick
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my servers time is correct
the mac i email on has the correct time (as do all my macs)
as an aussie my clock is set to dd-mm-yy and not mm-dd-yy
maybe that's it
Al
Mick Ring wrote:
on 8/11/02 4:09, Al at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
what is it with some of these people that sell on ebay?
Re Wallstreet and numbers
On my Wallstreet if I get the function key dialog and deselect the
use keys 1-10 as hot keys, I can then hold down the fn key and press
the num lock. The green light comes on and I can use the numbers. To
get back to the regular keyboard press the fn key and then the
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