Re: CoolMac Keyboard - connect to an iBook

2002-11-01 Thread Hottentot
I haven't used one personally. There is a MacAddict review of the keyboard at: Keith -- We are the people our parents warned us about. On 11/1/02 at 1:53 PM I saw InkSlinger type: >Can I use a different keyboard to connect to my iBook? > >D

Re: Yo-yo failures

2002-11-01 Thread Lynn
Hi, I, too, have had two replacements. One wasn't too long after getting the PB. At that time I bought a third party product and kept the yo yo as a last resort replacement. Well, the third party charger stopped charging or connecting after over a year or so of use and I was forced to use the NE

Re: Yo-yo failures

2002-11-01 Thread Thomas Ethen
Mine seem to last longer if I don't wind them up when I put them away or travel with them. That seems to take the stress off the thin cord and they last much longer. Tom on 11/1/02 23:49, Nick at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > The yoyo power adapters are lousy and poorly designed. I'm on my 2nd one

Re: Yo-yo failures

2002-11-01 Thread Tim Gilman
>Nick at 11/2/02 (maybe): >The yoyo power adapters are lousy and poorly designed. >I'm on my 2nd one for my Pismo in 2 years. The first one >started sparking at the Powerbook end about 14 months >after I got my Pismo. Then it failed completely. > >The cord going to the Pismo is way too flims

Re: Yo-yo failures

2002-11-01 Thread Nick
The yoyo power adapters are lousy and poorly designed. I'm on my 2nd one for my Pismo in 2 years. The first one started sparking at the Powerbook end about 14 months after I got my Pismo. Then it failed completely. The cord going to the Pismo is way too flimsy and fragile... Nick on 11/2/

Yo-yo failures

2002-11-01 Thread Charlie Meyerson
For the second time in less than a year, I've just received a replacement yo-yo adapter from Apple for my graphite iBook (SE). Two now have developed shorts or some other defect that prevents the iBook from getting a charge (no green or orange light at the computer's power-input; one can even see s

Re: DVD writer for Pismo as an Expansion bay?

2002-11-01 Thread Laurent Daudelin
on 01/11/02 20:42, Nick at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Anybody know whether there exists a DVD-writer for the Pismo as an expansion > bay? Never heard of any. I think part of the reason is that the current technology doesn't allow for thin enough drive that would fit in the small confines of a lap

DVD writer for Pismo as an Expansion bay?

2002-11-01 Thread Nick
Anybody know whether there exists a DVD-writer for the Pismo as an expansion bay? nick -- G-Books is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Refurbished Drives | -- Check our web site for refurbished PowerBooks | & CDRWs on Sale! |

Re: Wallstreet service/repair in UK - suggestions?

2002-11-01 Thread Malcolm Cornelius
on 01/11/02 23:07, Marc at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Wallstreet no longer under warranty. > > Dead to the world. Needs diagnosis/repair. > > As to repair options - any recommended UK centres? > If not, any recommended US centres? I may be able to help, contact me off list Best wishes Malcolm

Re: Wallstreet - help separating HD from cage

2002-11-01 Thread Malcolm Cornelius
on 01/11/02 23:11, Marc at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Morning. > > Want to test a Wallstreet HD. But unable to remove the HD from the > cage that holds it. > > Four screws though tightly fixed, turn freely when one tries to undo > them. Is there a trick to this? > > Is there a reason one can't

Wallstreet - help separating HD from cage

2002-11-01 Thread Marc
Morning. Want to test a Wallstreet HD. But unable to remove the HD from the cage that holds it. Four screws though tightly fixed, turn freely when one tries to undo them. Is there a trick to this? Is there a reason one can't separate the HD from the cage? Regards, Marc -- G-Books is sponso

Wallstreet service/repair in UK - suggestions?

2002-11-01 Thread Marc
Wallstreet no longer under warranty. Dead to the world. Needs diagnosis/repair. As to repair options - any recommended UK centres? If not, any recommended US centres? Regards Marc -- G-Books is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Re

CoolMac Keyboard - connect to an iBook

2002-11-01 Thread InkSlinger
Can I use a different keyboard to connect to my iBook? Does anyone know about the CoolMac Keyboard, the one that is flexible? Thanks, -- --- (((<<<>>>))) --- RK “InkSlinger” -- G-Books is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Refurbi

20.0GB IBM TravelStar 40GNX in Walstreet II

2002-11-01 Thread mathue taxion
Well, Got my shipment from OWC last evening and after fiddling with getting partitions right (Note, you have to QUIT and restart [reboot from the install CD] the installer every time as you adjust the partitions otherwise in my case every partition was grey'd?) the install went smooth.

Re: connecting with Mom

2002-11-01 Thread Laurent Daudelin
on 01/11/02 06:51, Eugene Lee at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > On Fri, Nov 01, 2002 at 02:43:03AM -0900, Geoffrey Loeffler wrote: > : > : Mom has a year old iMac I gave her last xmas running 9.2, ! gig of > : memory and a 20 G HD, a SBC DSL connection, at 83 she is doing a heck > : of a job ge

Re: connecting with Mom

2002-11-01 Thread Mark
Geoffrey Loeffler on 11/1/02 6:43 AM wrote: > I have a Epson ES 1000 C that has served me > well, scsi, but thought something along that line would work for her, > just go to firewire > Fussing with a SCSI to FireWire converter isn't worth doing considering the old scanner and potential troubles

Re: connecting with Mom

2002-11-01 Thread Eugene Lee
On Fri, Nov 01, 2002 at 02:43:03AM -0900, Geoffrey Loeffler wrote: : : Mom has a year old iMac I gave her last xmas running 9.2, ! gig of : memory and a 20 G HD, a SBC DSL connection, at 83 she is doing a heck : of a job getting connected , surfing the curl and e-mailing. So far we : h

connecting with Mom

2002-11-01 Thread Geoffrey Loeffler
Greetings, Mom has a year old iMac I gave her last xmas running 9.2, ! gig of memory and a 20 G HD, a SBC DSL connection, at 83 she is doing a heck of a job getting connected , surfing the curl and e-mailing. So far we have worked things out over the phone talking through the e-mail