List nanny closed the topic so I didn't bother to read this. Nor
am I going to quote any of it below, when a topic is closed, well I
think its spose to be stopped.
David
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You can still convert it to ethernet and direct connect. Its not a
terribly complex notion. And no offense to your printer, but its not as
neat as OS X, although it might be more necessary for you.
David
On Jan 31, 2004, at 12:58 AM, Robin Ashe wrote:
Unfortunately for me that isn't an
It was done at the same time as I sent the last couple of ones. It wouldn't
hurt to check the send time once in a while.
On 1/30/04 10:57 PM, David M. Ensteness [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
List nanny closed the topic so I didn't bother to read this. Nor
am I going to quote any of it below,
Are there any guides floating around the net on how to do this without
spending too much?
And yes, it's definitely more important. OS X won't help me write essays if
I can't print them out.
On 1/30/04 11:00 PM, David M. Ensteness [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can still convert it to ethernet
On Saturday, January 31, 2004, at 01:53 AM, Robin Ashe wrote:
On 1/30/04 9:30 PM, David M. Ensteness [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh? A CD design flaw. What was the flaw and what model we talking
about
... ?
iMac Rev B. All the tray loading iMacs had this problem. They were very
fragile.
All tray
On Saturday, January 31, 2004, at 01:36 AM, David M. Ensteness wrote:
AHAHAHAH, I have to tell you, I can't relate. That and there are ways
to get a LocalTalk printer on an ethernet network ...
David
On Jan 31, 2004, at 12:32 AM, Robin Ashe wrote:
Thanks. I guess I'll have to do a Dual Boot.
On 1/31/04 12:11 AM, John Acuff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All tray loading iMacs? Hmmm, last time I checked, the drive in my 333
iMac was still working fine. I know I'm not alone either..
It doesn't mean all of them will break
So you're saying that Apple should forget about
On Saturday, January 31, 2004, at 01:53 AM, Robin Ashe wrote:
All the tray loading iMacs had this problem. They were very fragile.
Funny, my tray loading iMac has worked from day one. Guess you are
lying to make a point since all tray loaders don't have this problem.
The standard CD drive
2000 (or so petitioners)/800,000 (ibooks sold, TMO) =.0025
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Is it still possible to run a software base station on a Mac with an AirPort
Card? I remember this being possible when airport first came out under OS
9...
I do not have AirPort yet, but am interested in getting it. I have a Pismo
and a G4 (MDD), both running 10.3.2 as the main OS but also have
On 1/30/04, Robin Ashe wrote:
No need to start flaming.
Having just waded through all the posts (marginally or maybe not-so)
related to the topic, I'd say it's gone way past 'starting'... ;-)
Can we move on to more productive topics (at risk of starting another
flame about what is more
I'm getting to this discussion late, but I have a couple of
observations. First, I don't think the Personal Laserwriter LS is a
localtalk printer, meaning it's a plain old serial printer. Can you
use this:
http://www.belkin.com/support/compatlists/F5U114-MAC.html
On Jan 31, 2004, at 2:19
I feel that Apple could have handled it better from a PR standpoint, which
made it look like they were ignoring the issue. I don't believe they ever
intended to stick customers with laptops with hardware issues and not stand
behind their obligation to fix them.
I guess I would like to know why
I have used a Pismo with a built in Airport Card and the Orinoco card and
they do work the same, but the range with the card is severely handicapped
compared to the internal card with the larger built in antenna.
Tom
If you want plain AirPort, then any Lucent/Proxim/Orinoco card will do the
On Jan 31, 2004, at 12:25 PM, Tom Ethen wrote:
I have used a Pismo with a built in Airport Card and the Orinoco card
and
they do work the same, but the range with the card is severely
handicapped
compared to the internal card with the larger built in antenna.
Interesting. I found the
On Saturday, January 31, 2004, at 11:14 AM, John Slavin wrote:
I'm getting to this discussion late, but I have a couple of
observations. First, I don't think the Personal Laserwriter LS is a
localtalk printer, meaning it's a plain old serial printer. Can you
use this:
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Hi, I'm new to the list.
Does anyone know if I'll be able to find a car
charger for a Wallstreet ?
Where would I find one, other than Ebay?
Does $200 sound like a reasonable price to pay?
$200 would be extremely steep - it better make
Dacquiris too and good
I have used the Keyspan USB/Serial adapter w/my PLW LS on an imac se 400
and pismo 400 w/out any problem...Running 10.2.3 on bothThe LS died
(scanner motor malfunction) and I need to figure out how to hook up my
PLW NTR..I did get a Dayna Ethernet Bridge for LocalTalk printers but
haven't
Well, it's definitely not postscript. You can look here:
http://www.info.apple.com/support/applespec.legacy/laser.html
Under the language, it says quickdraw.
Compare that to my old 4/600, which notes that it is a postscript
printer. And If you look at the ports, while they look the same, as
Yes you can run Airport Software Base Station in Panther. Its quite
easy to set up in Panther using the Network preference pane. Easier
than in 9. Tony
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Once you have an AirPort card installed you can just choose Create
Network from the AirPort menu widget. Then you can tell other wireless
equipped computers to connect to it.
David
On Jan 31, 2004, at 9:33 AM, Taylor Armstrong wrote:
Is it still possible to run a software base station on a
Relentless complainant Robin Ash mentioned this tired old Apple-myth:
Remember the PB5300 battery fire problems?
G! This was _NOT_ an issue with a production
Macintosh, so _PLEASE_ stop using it as an example of Apple's lack of
care for its customers. FYI, Apple's testing of
Hi all, I am useing panther in a TI 800 w/512 megs ram,and am anoyed
that my machine is now noticably slower in functioning than it was
running the earlier 10.1 and os9.2,,internet especialy , startup is
about the same.
is there something I should download for this? or is this how it is
Very true. Although, it is curious that in 1999 Dell had to recall all
of their newest series of laptops because they used that same Sony made
Li-Ion battery and one did catch fire in the field ... I guess Dell's
QA isn't quiet as pre-emptive ... even after they watched the PR issue
the 5300
20040131
I have used the Keyspan USB/Serial adapter w/my PLW LS on an imac se
400 and pismo 400 w/out any problem...Running 10.2.3 on bothThe
LS died (scanner motor malfunction) and I need to figure out how to
hook up my PLW NTR..I did get a Dayna Ethernet Bridge for LocalTalk
printers
On 1/31/04 3:28 PM, David M. Ensteness [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But, as has been said, when Dell screws up, no
one cares.
I don't buy that. I think it's more likely that Mac users don't care or like
to think that PC users put up with crap so that they can feel better about
themselves.
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On 1/31/04 8:35 PM, Robin Ashe [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into the
Cybertrough:
On 1/31/04 3:28 PM, David M. Ensteness [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But, as has been said, when Dell screws up, no
one cares.
I don't buy that. I think it's more likely that Mac users don't care or like
to think that
On 1/31/04 9:30 AM, Jim Eddy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Jan 31, 2004, at 12:25 PM, Tom Ethen wrote:
I have used a Pismo with a built in Airport Card and the Orinoco card
and
they do work the same, but the range with the card is severely
handicapped
compared to the internal card with the
On 1/31/04 5:48 PM, Kyle Hansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 1/31/04 8:35 PM, Robin Ashe [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into the
Cybertrough:
On 1/31/04 3:28 PM, David M. Ensteness [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But, as has been said, when Dell screws up, no
one cares.
I don't buy that. I think it's
BTW, thanks to whomever recommended Fixyourownprinter.com (?). I
bought a kit from them to replace my main paper pickup roller and
rehab/clean various parts inside. Worked like a charm. My NTX is
alive again, no more paper pickup faults. Opt for the included how-to
video on CD instead of
The two tray loading iMacs I owned a couple years back were also just
fine ... I can understand criticizing that they were fragile, because
well, it was a tray loading drive, but that does not mean it was a
flawed design.
I am really confused by your statements, you claim to have more control
So, finally someone nicked the DVI-VGA cable I use to hook up my TiBook to
an external monitor. I'm pressed to get a replacement and I'd like to know
if the apple cable is strictly necessary or could I could pull any such
cable (any brand) off ebay? The question may sound stupid, but I figured
I'd
Any DVI to VGA adapter will work. On my Desktop G4 I'm using the Nvidia
GeForce 4MX video card and it has two video outs. One is DVI and one is ADC.
I have generic adapters for both and hence my dual monitor VGA setup works
fine.
Try OWC for a low price
The guy wants $200 for the Wall street series II laptop. Is $200 too much for
the laptop?
Thanks for the webpage for the car charger for $25!!
Jocelyn
Thanks
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Hi, I'm new to the list.
Does anyone know if I'll be able to find a car
charger for a Wallstreet ?
That is a fair price. Now, whether its worth it, I don't know, depends
on your desires for it. But I think its actually a very good price.
Pismos are anywhere from $550-750 right now depending on what comes
with em. Lombards are not far below, and honestly, 1400s and 3400s tend
to pull in at
You're working under the false assumption that I was trying to back up my
previous comment.
This, however is:
Regardless, I don't see how putting the blame on a 3rd party because apple
didn't make it has any point. Apple is responsible for the business partners
they chose. Same with blaming
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