At 1:37 AM -0500 2/2/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Clark, I'm wondering what you meant by 'keep turning' the computer.what
does that look like? Could you describe a bit more?
Lift up the laptop and rotate it around the vertical axis or tilting
it up, both work. My theory is that it changes
At 10:47 PM -0500 2/1/04, Hugo Trottier wrote:
Jocelyn here are my 2 cents; You could always get the serial number
and go yourself to a Mac Resellers, get it check 1) To make certain
that it is not stolen good (in that case no Apple resellers will
repair it) 2) To know exactly it's age and who
Robin, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I don't know if it was fixed in the PDQ, but
my Wallstreet has major troubles going to sleep, and most of the crashes I
have are after it has gone to sleep and been woken up again. If you have to
save battery power it's probably better to just turn it off.
Robin, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
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.
If more childish PC vs Mac debates is going to be a major part of this
list, I'm unsubscribing.
Hi,
I've just bought an external 120 GB Hard Disk. It mounts in OS9 but not in
OSX 10.28 or OSX 10.2 (a clean install).
It has two partitions.
I have got it to mount in OSX but unreliably, and then dropping one volume
shortly after. Now not at all.
I checked the volume structure in OS 9 with
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sun, 1 Feb 2004 19:36:02 EST
Subject: Wallstreet, pram battery, and other battery question
Ok, I test drove the Wall street PowerBook that is for sale for $200
today.
The date and time is not holding, so I assume it needs a Pram battery.
The guy told me laptop don't
Sorry if this is not 100% related to powerbooks (I have a pismo, though).
As a recent resident of the USA, the time is coming again to do that
harrowing task known as 'tax return'. Last year I paid an exorbitant
sum to get it done by a professional who seemed to just type the
numbers into a
TurboTax [formerly MacinTax years ago] by Intuit and TaxCut [by a
company whose name I don't recall] are both available. I know that
TurboTax runs in 9 still, I don't know if TaxCut is OS X only or not.
David
On Feb 2, 2004, at 9:45 AM, Pete Gregory wrote:
Sorry if this is not 100% related to
TurboTax [formerly MacinTax years ago] by Intuit and TaxCut [by a
company whose name I don't recall] are both available. I know that
TurboTax runs in 9 still, I don't know if TaxCut is OS X only or not.
TurboTax also has a web option available that worked fine for me under
OS X and Safari. I
I ran both on Macintosh; Tax Cut for TY 2001 and Turbo Tax for TY 2002. I
prefer Turbo Tax, because the interview feature seemed better than Tax Cut.
I also prefer TT for the New York state return, which is one of the most
complicated returns.
Others will like Tax Cut, personal preference.
Many
I have the same setup and Panther is definitely faster then it's
predecessors. I would check for hardware issues.
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
On Feb 2, 2004, at 8:57 AM, Michael Levin wrote:
People, save yourself the money. Buy a tax program!
This may be good advice if your returns are simple and straightforward.
However, if your situation is complex, or if you're self-employed --
particularly if you have a home based business --
On Jan 31, 2004, at 3:42 PM, Kurt Appling wrote:
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.
Make sure the Journaling
Where does Mail.app keep its messages? I ask because I recently had to
reformat my internal HD and tried to clone it with Carbon Copy Cloner
although it hung up in the middle of the process. Anyways, I'm hoping that
the old messages/mailboxes were copied over as I tried to finish the job
20040202
On Feb 2, 2004, at 8:57 AM, Michael Levin wrote:
People, save yourself the money. Buy a tax program!
This may be good advice if your returns are simple and
straightforward. However, if your situation is complex, or if you're
self-employed -- particularly if you have a home based
G'day,
I have a PISMO running OSX 10.2.8 and I've just splashed out and bought
a .Mac email account.
I'd like to somehow import my address list from Hotmail into my .Mac
account and kill off the MS spam generator once and for all.
I noticed in Mac Address Book that you can import vCards and
On Feb 2, 2004, at 12:16 PM, Jason Long wrote:
Where does Mail.app keep its messages? I ask because I recently had to
reformat my internal HD and tried to clone it with Carbon Copy Cloner
although it hung up in the middle of the process. Anyways, I'm hoping
that the old messages/mailboxes were
Hello Listers,
Thanks for the info but I am a little confused.
Hugo kindly wrote this reply to my inquiry:
Hi John to greatly simplify the equation just go to any Apple resellers=20=
with the precise version of your Wallstreet and they will sell you the=20=
proper battery on top of it they
on 02/02/04 18:28, JOHN.E.ABRAHAM at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Listers,
Thanks for the info but I am a little confused.
Hugo kindly wrote this reply to my inquiry:
Hi John to greatly simplify the equation just go to any Apple resellers=20=
with the precise version of your
At 11:28 PM + 2/2/04, JOHN.E.ABRAHAM wrote:
Does this mean that before i go about trying to replace the PRAM
battery I first need to try and recharge it.
For sure, that's the first thing to do if you haven't had it on
external power for an extended period lately.
Paul Nelson
--
I found my Wallstreet in a pawn shop. It was $300 with a nice
carrying case, the video adaptor, charger, and a battery that holds a
good charge. And a working PRAM battery. They wanted $350, but we got
it at $300 with a nifty pool cue. Check the pawn shops.
--
G-Books is sponsored by
I think the Pismo is the best power book that Apple has built IMHO
It still keeps up with the OS Panther runs OK. OS 9 is
faster-please lets not debate that
I look at what Apple has come out with and so far I just don't see
what I feel is worth the price.
I do some photoshop, yes I know that
On Tuesday, February 3, 2004, at 02:29 PM, Geoffrey Loeffler wrote:
I think the Pismo is the best power book that Apple has built IMHO
It still keeps up with the OS Panther runs OK. OS 9 is faster-please
lets not debate that
I look at what Apple has come out with and so far I just don't see
on 02/02/04 22:29, Geoffrey Loeffler at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip!]
So let the opinions roll, new- used -stay-upgrade
If you don't plan playing 3D games, then a Pismo with an upgrade could be
fine. I'm personally looking toward a Titanium 667 or 800. If I had the
money, then that
I want to use the Orinoco Gold card on a Lombard with OS X (10.2.8).
Is that a good combination? Where can I find the drivers?
Thanks,
Noel.
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G-Books is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and...
Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Refurbished Drives |
-- Check our web site
Rodney,
the guy did agree to meet me at an Apple reseller to have a diagnostic done
on the Wallstreet he is selling.
. After I found out how much it would cost to replace the battery and pram
battery, it just wasn't making much financial sense to buy it. After all was
said and done, it would
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