on 06/02/04 01:11, Hoju Dingo at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Folks
I'm considering a new Pismo Battery (maybe I may also get the existing
one
exchanged, but later). I was wondering about the availability and
compatibilty of Lithium Ion Extended Life Batteries for my Pismo:
on 06/02/04 01:32, Marc at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm using a 120GB in my BW and want to get another one. Would a PCI
ATA card make a noticable difference over the internal bus I'm using
now? Should I go for for Serial ATA or is the BW to slow for that
anyway?
Any advice?
Thanks, Marc
I bought one about a month ago from OWC (macsales.com). It's a
NewerTech 6600mAh battery that is something like 37% more capacity. On
Panther, with my Airport card in (mind you this is a 400mhz), I get 5
hours on a charge.
Nolen
On Feb 6, 2004, at 12:59 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on
On Thursday, February 5, 2004, at 11:03 PM, simon goslin wrote:
A question re: Safari 1.2...
According to the blurb on the Apple webbo, it's only for 10.3, but can
it be installed and used in 10.2?
If not, is Apple planning to release an upgrade version for 10.2
users? Mmm, I wonder...
On 2/5/04 8:36 PM, James G Jim Hardwick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To bring it back to computers...we seem to have come into an era of
low inflation and real bargains in technology, and in fact we seem to
get more and pay less all the time. But is anyone really satisfied
with the state of tech
On Thursday, February 5, 2004, at 09:16 PM, gf sciacca wrote:
so as it happens, I've accidentally trashed the entire content of a
partition holding an ongoing project on my TiBook under X.3.2.
There are a couple options out there. Most you pay for, but a few have
trials.
Sorry everyone for the slightly bad link. I was in a hurry
The link is to a petition to try and get Garmin and Magellan, the two
biggest names in GPS to port there software to OS X. Users of the
Mapsource and other software are having to use virtual PC or switch to
pc. The main reason to
Howdy:
I need to install additional memory in an original iMac. It's already
up to 384MB (added an additional 256MB when I first bought it) but I
want to take it all the way up to 512MB as I'm running OS X on it. I've
not replaced the upper (not sure that's what it's called) memory
stick and
Dear GF
Tim is right, go with Prosoft product
Success rate is around 97%
Great Product, Great company
They have my Vote!
H.Trottier
Editor Chief Evangelist
The Digital Dispatch
On 6-Feb-04, at 6:43 AM, Tim wrote:
On Thursday, February 5, 2004, at 09:16 PM, gf sciacca wrote:
so as it happens,
Any suggestions for the best performing WiFi pc card on the Lombard?
Thanks.
Christopher Schepis
(202) 314-3108 office
(202) 320-6506 mobile
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Luis:
Nope, you are correct. The Pismo has two 6-pin (powered) firewire ports
which will work fine with the iPod mini (I don' t have a mini so this
is assuming that the mini does in fact require 6-pin firewire ports).
... e
On Jan 26, 2004, at 9:47 AM, Luis Sequeira wrote:
I am looking at
Howdy:
MacResQ.com sells yo-yo replacements (they are not the yo-yo adapters,
they are smaller and better IMHO) for $50. Check them out.
... e
p.s. - I'm just a satisfied customer, not affiliated in any way.
On Jan 25, 2004, at 11:30 PM, Geoffrey Loeffler wrote:
My YO YO adapter is going YO
Hi:
There has been a lot of info. lately about bad Kingston memory. Check
out MacInTouch.com forums. You may simply have bad RAM (and then again,
you may not!).
... e
On Jan 22, 2004, at 12:49 PM, Dave Bonhoff wrote:
I'm running 256 in both slots right now, but I can't recommend it for
on 2/6/04 3:34 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh, BTW, I had 3 years of HSchool Latin, 2 were under a lovely lady
named Mrs Aldridge who had a masters from Columbia and studied under
Moses Hadas, foremost Latin scholar of the last century. Now you
cannot find the mother
Hi:
Speaking of Pismo screens, anyone know of a reasonable source for a new
replacement LCD for a Pismo? I have looked on eBay but would prefer to
buy from a reputable company on this one rather than someone on eBay. I
know that the following models will work in a Pismo and I also know
that I
What was the quote in Latin Anyone remember it??? I had 2 years in
HS and it was the best experience...Also, as a member of my local school
board for over 10 years, I tried to have Latin added to the course
offered but we couldn't find a teacher...They are rarer than hen's teeth
and the
I don't think it was anything you did. It comes through as a split link,
where the bit on the second line is not underlined so is not actually read
as part of the link when you click on it.
However, I found that cutting and pasting did not do the trick either. What
worked was to click the link,
gianfranco wrote:
so as it happens, I've accidentally trashed the entire content of a
partition holding an ongoing project on my TiBook under X.3.2.
I've trashed it and emptied the trash by accident. One or two files
contained data I have no backup of since a about a week, meaning that a
lot of
Maybe try www.wegenermedia.com
On Friday, February 6, 2004, at 10:23 AM, Eric Morrison wrote:
Hi:
Speaking of Pismo screens, anyone know of a reasonable source for a
new replacement LCD for a Pismo? I have looked on eBay but would
prefer to buy from a reputable company on this one rather than
On Feb 6, 2004, at 7:17 AM, Eric Morrison wrote:
Howdy:
I need to install additional memory in an original iMac. It's already
up to 384MB (added an additional 256MB when I first bought it) but I
want to take it all the way up to 512MB as I'm running OS X on it.
I've not replaced the upper
I didn't try the NewerTech since the ones from laptops-battery.com were
cheaper, so I can't tell. laptops.battery.com says their are 4000mAh while
NewerTech claims 5400mAh...
-Laurent.
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Laurent Daudelin
A little off-topic but since I didn't know where to start, I thought I would
give it a try here.
I bought a used Apple Studio Display 21 about a year ago. It was working
fine although there has always been a slight problems with some areas on the
monitor that were slightly darker. Geometry
Sounds like the power supply. Monitor repairs are usually not cost effect. These
weren't great monitors to begin with. We've got two of them here. I'd say buy a new,
better monitor.
-tom
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From: Laurent Daudelin
Subject: [OT] Monitor sudden death
A little
LOL. No problem - it's my .sig
On Fri, 6 Feb 2004, kochkodin wrote:
[snip]
...Again, would someone repost the quote, please?
Regards,
Mike
[snip]
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Any suggestion as how to recover the erased data?
1. Don't write anything to that partition until you've given up.
2. Use Tech Tools Pro to recover files. If you're lucky, they'll
appear in a recovered files folder on your desktop.
Dan Scanlan
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Thanks for the info. The site worked fine for me and I have sent it
on to all my friendly Mac'ers. I posted this message to the Tucson MUG
NEED ALL MAC USERS TO SUPPORT REQUEST FOR GPS Software. An effort is
being made to petition Garmin and Magellan to develop software for the
Mac
Schepis, Chris inquired:
Any suggestions for the best performing WiFi pc card on the Lombard?
Thanks.
I have the NetGear 802.b card on my Lombard and I am very happy with it. I
am using the IOXperts driver and works well.
http://www.ioxperts.com
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Attorney and Ad Hoc IT Manager
Bruce:
Once again, thank you!
... Eric
On Feb 6, 2004, at 11:09 AM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Feb 6, 2004, at 7:17 AM, Eric Morrison wrote:
Howdy:
I need to install additional memory in an original iMac. It's already
up to 384MB (added an additional 256MB when I first bought it) but I
want
Folks:
I just bought a battery (6600mAh) for one of our Pismo's from
Otherworld. They have 5400mAh and 6600mAh replacement batteries for the
Pismo/Lombard which they list as 12.5 and 37.5% higher in capacity than
the original Apple battery (doing the math calculates the standard OEM
Apple
On 06/02/04 15:57, Eric Morrison [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I checked NewerTech.com and they list the same batteries with the same
stats... not sure where on their site Laurent got his 3750mAh figure
from.
Actually, I just checked it again and it's for the Wallstreet battery
On Feb 6, 2004, at 8:01 PM, Robert D. Shutts wrote:
Schepis, Chris inquired:
Any suggestions for the best performing WiFi pc card on the Lombard?
Thanks.
I have the NetGear 802.b card on my Lombard and I am very happy with
it. I
am using the IOXperts driver and works well.
On Feb 6, 2004, at 2:58 PM, vicki wrote:
Hi all
this is just a quick note / question to see if the temp is normal.
I have just bought a lombard
Specs are
400 cpu 320 ram dvd and 10gb hdd
It is all running fine but I have just installed gauge pro to keep a
check
on the cpu temp (after over
Another test from a different computer. Hello?
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Hi Eric
Here's a couple of places I'd try
http://www.transintl.com/technotes/installram_imac_2.htm
or
http://www.welovemacs.com/imotrlocupap.html
Howdy:
I need to install additional memory in an original iMac. It's
already up to 384MB (added an additional 256MB when I first bought
Terry:
Thanks!
... Eric
On Feb 6, 2004, at 8:16 PM, Terry McCune wrote:
Hi Eric
Here's a couple of places I'd try
http://www.transintl.com/technotes/installram_imac_2.htm
or
http://www.welovemacs.com/imotrlocupap.html
Howdy:
I need to install additional memory in an original iMac.
Hi folks,
For what it's worth, I too recently purchased a NewerTech 6600mAh
battery for my Pismo from Other World Computing. I haven't had it long
enough to check the actual working time on a charge, but the Battery
Status Indicator shows 4:06 at 99% capacity (it showed 4:57 at 100%
capacity
Here's some info on GPS and Macs from a friend to whom I forwarded the
thread. Also, the 404 is due to a wraparound break in the URL.
Paul
I think the Quintessence software works with the GPS. I haven't tried it with
OS X. They are advertising it. Pat
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About Re: POL Re: [OT] Latin, at 9:45am -0800 on 2/6/04, Frank P. Eigler stated:
- LOL. No problem - it's my .sig
-
- On Fri, 6 Feb 2004, kochkodin wrote:
- [snip]
- ...Again, would someone repost the quote, please?
- Regards,
- Mike
- [snip]
- --
- Non Illegitimi Carborundum
I
On Feb 6, 2004, at 7:39 PM, James Rohde wrote:
On 2/6/04, Tim wrote:
On Thursday, February 5, 2004, at 11:03 PM, simon goslin wrote:
A question re: Safari 1.2...
According to the blurb on the Apple webbo, it's only for 10.3, but
can
it be installed and used in 10.2?
If not, is Apple
On 2/6/04 2:24 PM, John Collins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the info. The site worked fine for me and I have sent it
on to all my friendly Mac'ers. I posted this message to the Tucson MUG
NEED ALL MAC USERS TO SUPPORT REQUEST FOR GPS Software. An effort is
being made to petition
Does anybody know how to cure spinning wheel of death on Mail startup?
I used to be able to cure it by closing windows as fast as possible as Mail opened,
but it seems that this cure has been 'cured'.
Is there some way to start Mail without opening those messages which might have been
open
My Mac guru advises that it is wise not to keep a PB plugged in all the time
but instead let the battery run down fully at least every few weeks, that
doing so will actually enhance the life span of the battery. He seems to be
correct, as with every PB I have owned I have had spare batteries for
Hi Stewart, do you ever Rebuild your Mailboxes
That is a sure fire power cure.
Regards
Hugo Trottier
Editor Chief Evangelist
the Digital Dispatch
Canada
On 7-Feb-04, at 12:33 AM, Stuart Saunders wrote:
Does anybody know how to cure spinning wheel of death on Mail startup?
I used to be able to
on 07/02/04 00:33, Stuart Saunders at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anybody know how to cure spinning wheel of death on Mail startup?
I used to be able to cure it by closing windows as fast as possible as Mail
opened, but it seems that this cure has been 'cured'.
Is there some way to
on 05/02/04 21:22, Jalmari Raippalinna at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I just bought (not paid yet) for testing a used G3/400 Pismo which is known
to have a faulty battery (usetime max 30min) for about 250USD.
Anyways, even without battery connected, if PB is shaked a bit back and
forth,
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