On Mon, Nov 25, 2002 at 02:26:14AM -0500, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
:
: on 25/11/02 01:21, Sque at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
:
: Hi, pretty basic question.
: The earlier G3 series and the newer firewire powerbooks both use
: SO-DIMMs with the only difference being PC66 and PC100? The older PC66
Success!
I was able to install without any problems by using my external scsi
cdrw drive. Other than the OSX 10.2 discs i have never had any trouble
with my built-in drive so who knows? but am in business now.
tks for your feedback.
sean
On Sunday, November 24, 2002, at 07:36 PM, Laurent
on 11/25/02 08:29, G-Books at [EMAIL PROTECTED], wrote:
, is there a problem using the faster PC100-133 in the older G3's or is the
DIMM compatible with the slower speed?
That shouldn't be a problem.
So the price difference, pc66 being more expensive, is based on
availability rather
We were talking about the heat generation from my Ti Book, and I
wanted to add to the discussion that the main culprit is having the
mains charger left plugged in.
If I unplug it when the battery if full, the temperature drops by quite
a lot, but if I leave it in even when the battery is full the
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, this is considered a valid claim?
This makes
On 11/25/02 1:12 AM, K [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into the Cybertrough:
...Heard noise outside, ran to the door
and dropped the 550... The display cracked and some stuff came loose
inside..submitted a claim to Nationwide, they got an estimate of over $1000
to repair it so they sent me a check for
My cat liked to sit on top of my $800.00 Sony Amplifier that I had in my
Home Theatre System. One night I heard a very violent popping noise. After
investigating I realized she had vomited into it while it was on. The
popping was it shorting out. I had to dry it out and have it cleaned and
Hi all-
Has OS X.2 suddenly taken away the option to burn a Windows compatible
CD? I had thought that when you insert a blank CDR, my iBook would ask what
format I wanted the disk in, but it doesn't anymore (as OS 9 used to on my
PB). How can I burn a disk with some files for my Pee-Cee
On Monday, November 25, 2002, at 12:31 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 25/11/02 00:09, Michael Granado at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I have a Pismo with Jaguar. I also have an Irez Capsure Card and would
like to import my VHS movies into my Powerbook. Now I know I probably
could use
on 11/25/02 2:29 AM, G-Books at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sunday, Nov 24, 2002, at 16:29 US/Pacific, Amber Rhea wrote:
I installed Jaguar a few days ago and have been very pleased with it
overall. There is a notable speed increase in my iBook 500. One weird
thing, though: whenever I
At 7:32 am -0500 25/11/02, Marty Lindower wrote:
Has OS X.2 suddenly taken away the option to burn a Windows compatible
CD? I had thought that when you insert a blank CDR, my iBook would ask what
format I wanted the disk in, but it doesn't anymore (as OS 9 used to on my
PB). How can I burn a
At 8:10 am -0500 25/11/02, Amber Rhea wrote:
I used this same mouse with no additional drivers
under 10.1.5 for months with no problems... so it must be something
particular to Jaguar (I'm running 10.2.2). Not a huge deal, but I'd just
like to get to the bottom of it!
Have you swapped it for a
on 25/11/02 03:59, Laurence - SMT Tricept at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We were talking about the heat generation from my Ti Book, and I
wanted to add to the discussion that the main culprit is having the
mains charger left plugged in.
If I unplug it when the battery if full, the temperature
on 25/11/02 04:08, Mark Walker at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hello
os9.1 at the moment - have tried reinstalling it without making a
difference + tried both formatted and unformatted disks
thanks
mark
on 24/11/02 07:16, Mark Walker at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hello all
I have
Hello,
I use a Powerbook G4 550, and my fiancee uses an iBook, so I've compared
them quite a bit. The newer Powerbooks do not have an irda port, but mine
does, and I love it, especially for synching to my handheld while on the
road, no need to drag around extra cradles and cords. I also cannot
On Monday, Nov 25, 2002, at 06:47 US/Eastern, Obi-Wan wrote:
On 11/25/02 1:12 AM, K [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into the
Cybertrough:
...Heard noise outside, ran to the door
and dropped the 550... The display cracked and some stuff came loose
inside..submitted a claim to Nationwide, they got
The internal battery on your Pismo is there to aid in holding memory
contents during a battery swap and to support some power manager functions.
It is not difficult to replace, if you lift the keyboard and pull the right
side battery or CD drive and look down and to the right of the center of the
On Monday, Nov 25, 2002, at 07:10 US/Eastern, Keith Ronan wrote:
My cat liked to sit on top of my $800.00 Sony Amplifier that I had in
my
Home Theatre System. One night I heard a very violent popping noise.
After
investigating I realized she had vomited into it while it was on. The
First the question:
Can I safely add OS9 drivers to my 10.2.2 disk without having to reformat
the drive? If so, how?
Now the explanation:
When I upgraded to 10.2, I formatted the drive and installed everything
anew. When it asked if I wanted to add OS9 drivers I said no because I
didn't think I
EXCUSE ME??? THEFT??? The damage occurred during the prevention of greater
damage to my home...A police report was filed and the adjuster ( a Nationwide
employee rather than an independent adjustment firm, BTW) had absolutely NO
problem with the claim.. They could very easily have rejected
No offense, but you feel it OK to ask your insurance company to pay for
something like that? That seems a bit like theft to me. Can some other
homeowners chime in and tell me that this is the norm? If I dropped my
TiBook I would not look for a loophole of coverage...since it was my
on 11/25/02 14:24, G-Books at [EMAIL PROTECTED], wrote:
and dropped the 550... The display cracked and some stuff came loose
inside..submitted a claim to Nationwide, they got an estimate of over $1000
to repair it so they sent me a check for $985 (after deductible)which I
promptly used
On Monday, November 25, 2002, Matthew B. Dwyer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I use a Powerbook G4 550, and my fiancee uses an iBook, so I've
compared
them quite a bit. The newer Powerbooks do not have an irda port, but
mine
does, and I love it, especially for synching to my handheld while on
Sounds a very interesting subject as I am sure I will one day end
up in exactly the same situation...
I saved this particular mail to read later and may inadvertedly have
thrown away some replies as I've been trying to keep my inbox
reasonably clean (I subscribe to several LEM lists...)
Have I
It's going to be one of those Mondays I think on the web:-0
Keith
On 11/25/02 9:50 AM, K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
EXCUSE ME??? THEFT??? The damage occurred during the prevention of greater
damage to my home...A police report was filed and the adjuster ( a Nationwide
employee
What are folks on the list currently using as a calendar/address book? I'm
looking at moving from Entourage to iCal/Address Book with iSync since I
have .mac. Is this a good move? Or should I give Palm Desktop 4 for OSX a
look-see? BTW, I want to be able to sync my Pismo with a Palm IIIxe and a G3
I've tried iCal, imail and whatnot but have gone back to Entourage. As much
as I want to stay away from MS products...I find Entourage to be a much
better all-in-one solution for managing my contact lists, do e-mail and
track my schedule...
Just my 2 cents worth...
N
on 11/25/02 11:04 AM, Ryan
On 25/11/02 11:04, Ryan Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What are folks on the list currently using as a calendar/address book? I'm
looking at moving from Entourage to iCal/Address Book with iSync since I
have .mac. Is this a good move? Or should I give Palm Desktop 4 for OSX a
look-see? BTW, I
Jeremy Derr writes:
1) G3 Processor as opposed to the G4 Processor - not really much of a
difference at this stage, as many applications do not take advantage
of the Altivec instruction set in the G4.
Altivec is not the only difference between the G4 and G3. Generally
speaking, a G4 is a
P.F.Grenier writes:
Please, tell me you aren't serious. Insurance companies don't lose
money.
You are correct. They just keep raising rates so everyone helps bear the
cost of insurance fraud. We lose; the insurance companies do not.
Does that make you feel any better?
--
Dan Knight,
Marty Lindower wrote:
Hi all-
Has OS X.2 suddenly taken away the option to burn a Windows compatible
CD? I had thought that when you insert a blank CDR, my iBook would ask what
format I wanted the disk in, but it doesn't anymore (as OS 9 used to on my
PB). How can I burn a disk with
Laurent Daudelin wrote:
On 25/11/02 11:04, Ryan Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What are folks on the list currently using as a calendar/address book?
I'm keeping all my contacts and appointments/to-dos in my Apple Newton
MessagePad 2100!
Ha! Laurent beat me to it...I'm using my Newton
On Mon, 25 Nov 2002, Amber Rhea wrote:
It doesn't happen with my Logitech Optical Wheel Mouse, Jaguar, and IE
5.2.2/iChat. I'm using a Pismo 500, but I suspect the difference is
that I'm not using any Logitech drivers or software; just the mouse
plugged in on the Jaguar base build.
On 25/11/02 12:10, Dan Knight [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip!]
Count me among them. Best solution: I now use a wireless mouse and
keyboard at home.
I'd like to know which one you're using (the mouse). I've tried the
Intellimouse wireless for some time, but was not able to get used to the
On Monday, Nov 25, 2002, at 12:10 US/Eastern, Dan Knight wrote:
P.F.Grenier writes:
Please, tell me you aren't serious. Insurance companies don't lose
money.
You are correct. They just keep raising rates so everyone helps bear
the
cost of insurance fraud. We lose; the insurance
on 11/25/02 17:58, G-Books at [EMAIL PROTECTED], wrote:
Please, tell me you aren't serious. Insurance companies don't lose
money.
You are correct. They just keep raising rates so everyone helps bear the
cost of insurance fraud. We lose; the insurance companies do not.
Does that make you
On Monday, November 25, 2002, at 11:58 AM, (G-Books) wrote:
What are folks on the list currently using as a calendar/address book?
I use Now Up-to-Date and Contact. I like iCal but NUTD still has some
features that iCal lacks.
--
Amber Rhea
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I like the Entourage/iCal combo. E-mail in Entourage, which I find easier
and more practical but not faster than Eudora, and my calendar appointments
in iCal. What I like about iCal is the possibility to create and 'publish'
web-based calendars so that anyone, with any system, can go and view
I have got a 20GB hard drive on my PowerBook G4 Titanium 500MHz
and I am thinking about partitioning it as follows:
7GB Mac OS X and OS X apps
3GB Mac OS 9.2.2 and Classic apps
10GB for data
I don't want to run Classic in OS X which is why I am prepared to
have a seperate Mac OS 9 partition.
On 25/11/02 14:46, Laurence - SMT Tricept [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have got a 20GB hard drive on my PowerBook G4 Titanium 500MHz
and I am thinking about partitioning it as follows:
7GB Mac OS X and OS X apps
3GB Mac OS 9.2.2 and Classic apps
10GB for data
I don't want to run Classic
Laurent Daudelin wrote:
7GB Mac OS X and OS X apps
3GB Mac OS 9.2.2 and Classic apps
10GB for data
I think that's a good setup.
I thought about this with the inevitable reinstallations and some of the
effects of reinstalling one OS with the other present...
Are the sizes ok ?
Laurence
On 25/11/02 14:55, Laurence - SMT Tricept [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Laurent Daudelin wrote:
7GB Mac OS X and OS X apps
3GB Mac OS 9.2.2 and Classic apps
10GB for data
I think that's a good setup.
What about in which order they go???
Should the OS X or the OS 9 come first ?
If you
Laurent Daudelin wrote:
If your disk is completely empty
It will be as I have to repartition the drive etc.
---
you might want to start installing OS 9 first, then boot
from the OS X installer CD and install OS X.
That's what I was thinking about. :-)
Laurence
On 25/11/02 15:02, Van Turner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
My WallStreet's screen turns funny colors - vertically banded colors - when
I shut down in Jaquar. Doesn't do it in OS 9.2. And the hard drive whines
when shutting down Jaguar. Again, doesn't do it in OS 9.2.
I have a 20GB
I have been looking at trading up from a PDQ (300) to a Pismo.
The only thing that slows me down here are the stories of pink screen
syndrome on the Pismo form factor. Let's assume I buy a Pismo and it
develops pink screen. Is this something that you notice for only a dew
moments after
On 11/25/02 6:50 AM, K [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into the Cybertrough:
EXCUSE ME??? THEFT??? The damage occurred during the prevention of greater
damage to my home...A police report was filed and the adjuster ( a Nationwide
employee rather than an independent adjustment firm, BTW) had
On Monday, November 25, 2002, at 03:11 PM, Sque wrote:
50 odd programs to make and burn iso's, betcha they can.
All 50 can burn hybrid disks??? My, oh my.
John at Wood-n-Shavings, Inc.
San Antonio, Texas
--
G-Books is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and...
Small Dog Electronics
John Haumann wrote:
50 odd programs to make and burn iso's, betcha they can.
All 50 can burn hybrid disks??? My, oh my.
LOL, good point, would you believe one or two?
--
G-Books is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and...
Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com |
On Monday, November 25, 2002, at 03:41 PM, Obi-Wan wrote:
I asked a group of my friends and co-workers this morning and *all* of
them
thought that it was an accident on your part and that your insurance
company
should not be held responsible. My friend Theo stated that if you had
used
As long as you tell the insurance company exactly what happened, then
they are able to do with that info as they wish. if they cover you
great, if not, not great, either way no fraud as far as i can see.
sean
--
G-Books is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and...
Small Dog Electronics
wasnt going to get into this one.but figured i might as well.
i think whats going on, is people are making it an issue of morality,
less so much a legality. if a company agrees to pay you for your
neglect or clumsiness, thats their right to do so, its their business,
and if their policy
A Toonie is only a couple of cents, isn't it?? Or is that just it's
purchasing power?
sean
my toonie. (i think my opinion is worth more than a couple cents ;)
-J
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G-Books is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and...
Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Refurbished
HHHMMM...I thought a Toonie was a lesser relative of the Canadian loonie..
On a more serious note, I seem to have stirred up a hornet's nest
here...There was absolutely no attempt to defraud anyone...I reported
truthfully to the police and to the ins. co as to exactly what happened...I
asked the
--- Tivo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have been looking at trading up from a PDQ (300)
to a Pismo.
The only thing that slows me down here are the
stories of pink screen
syndrome on the Pismo form factor. Let's assume I
buy a Pismo and it
develops pink screen. Is this something that
Hi Lawrence,
Try using something to raise the rear of the PowerBook G4 up. You could use
2 large rubber erasers and place them underneath the rear feet of the
PowerBook. That will allow some circulation of air in the rear side, hence
lowering the temperature a little. I believe the Coolpad also
On Monday, Nov 25, 2002, at 05:50 US/Alaska, K wrote:
EXCUSE ME??? THEFT??? The damage occurred during the prevention of
greater
damage to my home...A police report was filed and the adjuster ( a
Nationwide
employee rather than an independent adjustment firm, BTW) had
absolutely NO
on 11/25/02 10:08 AM, Mark Walker at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
os9.1 at the moment - have tried reinstalling it without making a
difference + tried both formatted and unformatted disks
Have you tried turning of the File Exchange control panel extensions? I
don't remember if there is an
Mark_PHILIP wrote:
Try using something to raise the rear of the PowerBook G4 up.
You could use 2 large rubber erasers and place them underneath
the rear feet of the PowerBook.
I have two NKV Plastrader art.no. 135.20 erasors propping up the
back. They have been used for about a year. Could they
My goodness, is it that hot?
I remember it being rather hot when I used a PBG4 667MHz, but it wasn't
uncomfortable or anything.
If your unit is still under warranty, why not bring it into Apple to have
them take a look at it?
Regards,
Mark.
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