on 9/10/02 16:01, (G-Books) at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just a thought (regarding your comments below): Keep in mind that you
could
most likely arrange to have something shipped to a fellow (and
agreeable)
list member, (like me, or anyone else who's willing to help out), who
could
then
For the first time ever, the fan in my Pismo kicked in, when I left it
unattended for about 8 hours, crunching RC5 blocks, on a pillow. It only
ran for about two minutes after I took it off the pillow, though. Sounds a
lot like the DVD-ROM drive.
You must have a quiet one. The one time mine
I fully concur with Chris. And may I say that I don't understand the
reluctance of American companies to ship to Europe. It isn't as if we're
living on the moon here; looked at in mileage terms, New York is as far from
California as London is from New York. I regularly send items by courier to
Unfortunately this is a common problem, and also
unfortunately, I've never known the torx screw
adjustment to correct it. I have had the same problem
twice, where you ever so gently touch the battery and
the laptop just dies. Even after repair, it still
happens occasionally. Apple Service
On Wednesday, Sep 11, 2002, at 19:23 US/Eastern,
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wrote:
Dear All:
I have a Wallstreet 250 and lately the battery
seems to get
disconnected
or fails to make contact -- I'll be using it on
battery and then
suddenly
it shuts down as if there's no battery and needs
I need to get a fairly good flatbed scanner to hook up to my Powerbook's
firewire connector... can anyone suggest a model?
I'm sorry if this is off list...
Ed Z
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On Saturday, September 7, 2002, at 12:26 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How does the machine not slide off of the iCurve? What holds it up
there?
There are rubber grippers on it.
If
your desk/table was jostled, would that be enough for the computer to
get
knocked off of it (I have a
I received a letter from Griffin Technology (the ones who are making
this thing) that said that they were all back ordered. I guess they
didn't expect such tremendous sales, or they just didn't produce enough.
So I am still waiting for mine...
Walt
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on 9/12/02 3:52 PM, ezelinsky at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need to get a fairly good flatbed scanner to hook up to my Powerbook's
firewire connector... can anyone suggest a model?
I'm sorry if this is off list...
Ed Z
Addendum - Epson has a 2450 refurbished on their site for $319.00
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Charging and shut-down problems aside, I realized that
I'd overlooked your comments below in my response. If
you are seeing the battery missing X in the menu
bar, you may be experiencing a loose battery. The
Apple article is 22211, link here (if it works):
I purchased a Umax Astra 6400 Firewire flatbed scanner, which was really
fast, but didn't do the high quality scans that I need for my photographic
work so I got an Epson. The Astra is much less expensive, but my Epson does
a much better job.
Tom
on 9/12/02 3:52 PM, ezelinsky at [EMAIL
I recently upgraded my Lombard to 10.2 since then I have been unable to
use my IBM firewire PCMCIA card to connect to my DV camera. My camera
is a Sharp, not one of the ones listed as supported by iMovie, but it
did work under 10.1.x.
Now when I connect my camera in iMovie and try to import
David M Kiely wrote:
. . . And may I say that I don't understand the
reluctance of American companies to ship to Europe. . .
. . . the cost is only marginally higher than shipping to, say, Germany.
I believe I recently read an article about the high levels of CC fraud
in international
I am using a Firewire card from OrangeMicro in my Lombard and I am
running 10.2 and it is working fine. I was actually surprised to see a
little card icon in my menu next to the volume control after I
installed 10.2.
As to why your card is not showing up, I have no idea. Sorry.
On Thursday,
At 9:02 -0700 12/9/02, Jeff Lentz wrote:
Hi all-
My music teacher wants to buy an iBook (so this isn't _that_ far OT), and had
a question. He wants to be able to adjust the volume on a per-track basis of songs
that he'll import from some CD's he's burned. I know that iTunes will let you adjust
the volume and EQ for playback,
At 14:28 -0400 12/9/02, Marty Lindower wrote:
Hi all-
My music teacher wants to buy an iBook (so this isn't _that_
far OT), and had a question. He wants to be able to adjust the
volume on a per-track basis of songs that he'll import from some
CD's he's burned. I know that iTunes will
On Thursday, September 12, 2002, at 01:02 PM, Tony Jayms wrote:
At 9:02 -0700 12/9/02, Jeff Lentz wrote:
http://docs.info.apple.com/
article.html?artnum=22211SaveKCWindowURL=http%3A%2F%2Fkbase.info.appl
e.com%2Fcgi-
bin%2FWebObjects%2Fkbase.woa%2Fwa%2FSaveKCToHomePagesearchMode=Expert
Me and my big mouth! I shouldn't rush to judgement
David M Kiely wrote:
. . . And may I say that I don't understand the
reluctance of American companies to ship to Europe. . .
. . . the cost is only marginally higher than shipping to, say, Germany.
I believe I recently read an article
Jeremy,
Thanks for the abbreviated format - I couldn't figure
it out.
As for the link not coming through due to length, I
sent it to both my yahoo account and my work's Outlook
server and it was correctly interpreted in both
places. Who's having problems with the link getting
chopped up? And
on 9/12/02 7:06 PM, Jeremy C. Derr at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A common method of making sure a URL comes through correctly is to
enclose it with and
also, on this url you can cut off everything after the artnum=22211...
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=22211
Can this also
Tony,
Might work on your machine (cookie?) but it took me to
a link for an MP3 player installation in a Mazda Miata
car on some chaos.org web site. Other than it not
working, it's a pretty neat concept ;-)
- Jeff Lentz
--- Tony Jayms [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 9:02 -0700 12/9/02, Jeff Lentz
At 14:28 -0400 12/9/02, Marty Lindower wrote:
Hi all-
My music teacher wants to buy an iBook (so this isn't _that_
far OT), and had a question. He wants to be able to adjust the
volume on a per-track basis of songs that he'll import from some
CD's he's burned. I know that iTunes will let
I have a Rev B 667 Ti running Jaguar with a Samsung ML-1210. When I print it works
half of the time. Many times nothing at all happens other than one flash of the data
light, occasionally the data light will blink like it is working...then nothing,
occasionally the lights blink, printer warms
At 12:58 -0700 12/9/02, Jeff Lentz wrote:
Tony,
Might work on your machine (cookie?) but it took me to
a link for an MP3 player installation in a Mazda Miata
car on some chaos.org web site. Other than it not
working, it's a pretty neat concept ;-)
- Jeff Lentz
Sorry I didn't explain the
Ed,
I, too, use a Pismo. I've been very pleased with my Umax Astra 6400
flatbed scanner. It's big and ugly, but it is fast and gave me great
quality results. Max resolution 1200x1200 DPI (though some report
1200x600 DPI, I did not find that to be true). I paid well over $200
for it from
I generally prefer not to see windows from background apps behind the
active app; too cluttered and confusing. I got tired of having to go
to the Application menu and select Hide Others all the time, so I
installed the HideAlways extension (one of MacUser's great System 7
utilities), which
First $100 plus shipping takes mine! Like new, in box.
Tom
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uhm, brand, specs, model???
On Thursday, September 12, 2002, at 05:20 PM, Tom Ethen wrote:
First $100 plus shipping takes mine! Like new, in box.
Tom
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I have a Rev B 667 Ti running Jaguar with a Samsung ML-1210. When I print it works
half of the time. Many times nothing at all happens other than one flash of the data
light, occasionally the data light will blink like it is working...then nothing,
occasionally the lights blink, printer warms
Print Center Fixer or something like that
Actually, Print Center Repair - version 2.0 just posted on versiontracker.com/macosx
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I set up my iBook 700 (running 10.2) to play a DVD on my TV. Last time I
mentioned that the movie played on both the LCD and TV.
This time I plugged in the adapter and the iBook registered it as the VGA
adapter. So I told it to detect displays. This corrected the problem, well
kind of).
You
Should I disable inactive PC Cards, too? I'm new to the world of portables.
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When I say freezes, I mean it locks up. No clock
on 12/09/02 20:24, David Deckert at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tony:
My music teacher wants to buy an iBook (so this isn't _that_
far OT), and had a question. He wants to be able to adjust the volume
on a per-track basis of songs that he'll import from some CD's he's
burned.
Not trying
On Thursday, Sep 12, 2002, at 21:26 US/Eastern, Van Turner wrote:
Should I disable inactive PC Cards, too? I'm new to the world of
portables.
For some reason there is just a problem with USB, you can leave the
cards in, just disable processor cycling
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