on 22/11/02 02:29, Andrew Johnson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
listmom, can we end this please?
Yes, please, everyone, that thread has been way too long.
Like someone used to say: Come on, these are not the droids that you're
looking for.
I'm sure I'll be corrected since I didn't get it
Hi Listers,
After adding OS 9.2.2 (this came with a newer G4 tower) into my Pismo (320mb ram,6gb
Hd), the machine does not recognize VST zip drive (extension bay) but it 's mounted
under 10.2.2. Please advise. Also, How can I make the external firewire IBM HD 80gb
bootable? (this one also can
on 11/17/02 3:30 PM, (G-Books) at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Sun, 17 Nov 2002 11:57:17 +0100
Subject: Re: Wallstreet acting flaky
From: Jon Glass [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Do you have any kind of extension/control panel set to patch the menu bar,
or have you hacked the Finder's menu bar in any
On Thursday, November 21, 2002, at 07:48 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 11/21/2002 9:11:35 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Well, while ripping my bartender's CDs to my Powerbook 550 I spilled
some beer on the keyboard. Tekserve has cleaned it up and
On 11/21/02 7:17 PM Kyle (Obi-Wan) Hanses enlightened us by writing:
In my opinion Jon is right in asking that the Apple name be used. The key
closest to the Apple (or command) key is the Option Key. Even if there is a
tiny alt printed on some keyboards. It is NEVER referred to as the ALT
key,
My VST came with an extension, I think. Is that installed? Iomegaware.
Gary
Anthony Vo wrote:
Hi Listers,
After adding OS 9.2.2 (this came with a newer G4 tower) into my Pismo (320mb ram,6gb
Hd), the machine does not recognize VST zip drive (extension bay) but it 's mounted
under 10.2.2.
Hi,
You could have saved it. It's not the beer by itself that caused the problem.
Destruction is caused by the application of an electrolyte (beer in this case) and
voltage, which causes electrolysis, as in electroplating. Metals in the conductors are
removed and plated onto other conductors
Aladdin Systems, maker of Stuffit has a product called Secure Delete.
Does anyone have personal or experiential knowledge about this product's
efficiency?
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Philosophical Digressions Deleted
I asked the question, and got some answers.
I still wish all the nuisance confirmations could be shut off.
Nevertheless, I hereby ask that this thread be ended.
Thanks to all who contributed.
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In my computer classes one of the first rules is Do Not Have Any Liquid
That Could Spill Near The Computers, which most people ignore when at home,
but not in my lab! Any liquid spilled on a computer could destroy the entire
computer, no matter what brand or type of computer it is.
Tom
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Dear List,
I'm sure alot of you have read the Serve it up
article in the November 2002 ish of MacWorld. They
give step by step instructions to set up a web server
on your mac. The first step involves turning on the
the php function so that Apache loads the php module
on start up.
Supposedly,
As someone who is also about to step into the web server area; I posted a
question and someone suggested I consult these references; I'm passing them
along.
Check out these articles:
http://www.macdevcenter.com/pub/a/mac/2001/12/07/apache.html
Hi folks,
Thanks for your responses about my spill issue. Paul was right, I could've
probably saved the Tibook if I'd been quick about removing the battery, my
instincts were incorrect.
Just in case you want follow-up info, the tech from Tekserve called back
today. He did two severe alcohol
Michael Richardson wrote:
Supposedly, I can go into the Unix text
editor(PICO), press ctrl-W to open the command line,
and then type php. When you hit the return key, the
cursor should land on the line #LoadModule
php4_module libexec/httpd/libphp4.so. Instead of
this, however, I get
--- Bruce Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Michael Richardson wrote:
Supposedly, I can go into the Unix text
editor(PICO), press ctrl-W to open the command
line,
and then type php. When you hit the return key,
the
cursor should land on the line #LoadModule
php4_module
Been following the thread and thought I should share this story. My brother
hangs out in coffee shops, writing on his laptop and engaging customers in
political discussions whenever possible, working to change the world one
mind at a time.
About a year ago he was pounding away at his PB5300 when
Is it common for both homeowners AND apartment insurance to cover
mishaps other than fire or theft
when it comes to replacing computers?
How strict is the burden of proof? If someone spills beer, water, etc on
a computer, this is considered a valid claim?
This makes me think I should consider
On Friday, Nov 22, 2002, at 17:19 US/Eastern, Donald Keenan wrote:
Is it common for both homeowners AND apartment insurance to cover
mishaps other than fire or theft
when it comes to replacing computers?
How strict is the burden of proof? If someone spills beer, water, etc
on
a computer,
Thomas Ethen writes:
In my computer classes one of the first rules is Do Not Have Any Liquid
That Could Spill Near The Computers, which most people ignore when at home,
but not in my lab! Any liquid spilled on a computer could destroy the entire
computer, no matter what brand or type of computer
Andrew Johnson writes:
listmom, can we end this please?
Sure, he typed on his Logitech Cordless Elite Duo keyboard -- the one
that works with his TiBook and has a Windows key on it, of all things!
Great keyboard, and it lets me set my PowerBook on a 6-7 high stand for
much better ergonomics.
on 11/22/02 2:19 PM, Donald Keenan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it common for both homeowners AND apartment insurance to cover
mishaps other than fire or theft
when it comes to replacing computers?
How strict is the burden of proof? If someone spills beer, water, etc on
a computer, this is
I just noticed that I cannot insert any CD's into my CDR/DVD combo drive.
When I try to insert the CD it meet a solid resistance at the point where
usually the automatic pull-in starts. It work perfectly until to day and I
inserted and ejected the last CD yesterday without noticing anything
On Friday, Nov 22, 2002, at 21:35 US/Eastern, R. Hannes Niedner wrote:
I just noticed that I cannot insert any CD's into my CDR/DVD combo
drive.
When I try to insert the CD it meet a solid resistance at the point
where
usually the automatic pull-in starts. It work perfectly until to day
Can anyone offer any advice on the following problems that I have had on my
400 MHz G3 (Pismo) powerbook?
About nine months ago I had to call Apple support because I couldn't get the
computer to boot- everytime I tried I got the dreaded Flashing Question
Mark. I was talked through the procedure
Although you said there was no stuck CD, try holding the clicker (mouse
button, whatever you call it) down while it boots (from a cold boot). It
might do something...
-Dustin
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On 11/22/02 6:41 PM, P.F.Grenier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have you tried the manual eject button?
Where is that located on the slot loading TiBook?
/h
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On Friday, Nov 22, 2002, at 21:48 US/Eastern, R. Hannes Niedner wrote:
On 11/22/02 6:41 PM, P.F.Grenier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have you tried the manual eject button?
Where is that located on the slot loading TiBook?
/h
Right most end of the CD slot.
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Jeremy,
The only components I can think of that are susceptible to water
are speakers, if they have paper cones, and I doubt that any laptop
speakers have paper cones.
Battery packs might be susceptible because they are ultrasonically
welded together and it might be hard
Also, when you get your machine back, take it apart yourself and try to dry
it out. It may work again.
I had the same experience with a PowerBook 1400 some years ago when it was
left out in the rain overnight. Managed to take it apart and dry it out. It
worked fine after that. Water damage can
On Friday, November 22, 2002, at 12:31 PM, Michael Richardson wrote:
Supposedly, I can go into the Unix text
editor(PICO), press ctrl-W to open the command line,
and then type php. When you hit the return key, the
cursor should land on the line #LoadModule
php4_module
Unless I got this wrong (which is highly possible),
doesn't the internal battery keep track of the time if
the computer's not getting power from the ac adapter
or the other battery? You could try letting the power
drain completely and see if the clock still keeps the
correct time.
Btw, I've
On Friday, November 22, 2002, at 09:11 PM, Stuart Saunders wrote:
Jeremy,
The only components I can think of that are susceptible to water
are speakers, if they have paper cones, and I doubt that any laptop
speakers have paper cones.
Battery packs might be susceptible
At 2:22 PM -0500 11/22/02, Matthew B. Dwyer wrote:
Just in case you want follow-up info, the tech from Tekserve called back
today. He did two severe alcohol washes on it, and still no response (it
won't start at all) so he's replacing the logic board.
He should really do a water wash, as alcohol
on 11/22/02 8:18 PM, Jeremy Derr at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
as you pointed out in your previous post, it's not the water, per se,
that does the damage. and most circuitry will not be fried if not
powered on when encountering the spill. however, if someone spills
something in their laptop,
On Thursday, Nov 21, 2002, at 21:04 US/Alaska, Obi-Wan wrote:
They are licensed and bonded. None of your data will be shared, and
if you
feel so strongly about it then you better not go to an ATM in public,
or use
a VISA card a a store, or appear on a security camera, or (heaven
forbid)
get
--- Jeremy Derr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
pico is -a- unix text editor. there are many others,
several of which
are included with OS X. emacs and vi are just a
couple.
being an avid pico user, 'command not found' doesn't
sound like a pico
error.
once you open the Terminal, you have
Folks,
Can we move on to something more important? That thread is not leading
anywhere.
Come on, those are not the droids you're looking for.
-Laurent.
G-Books list nanny
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Hi all,Im seriously looking at a new laptop,my most logical choice is a new
I-book 800 12in screen at about 11:00 to 12:00 hundred range,howver the
powerbook at 2000 is I think beutiful,besides the larger screen and made of
metal,is there any other real advantages to it over the I-book?,I mean
On Friday, Nov 22, 2002, at 08:05 US/Alaska, Tivo wrote:
Aladdin Systems, maker of Stuffit has a product called Secure Delete.
Does anyone have personal or experiential knowledge about this
product's
efficiency?
I have ordered Secure Delete and will let you know how it works
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