Does anyone know if there is a Mac compatible (Mac OSX) usb-ethernet
adapter that would work with a usb printer. The idea is to hook the
printer to the ethernet port of the D-Link wireless router to use with
our wireless notebooks.
I can use a wireless usb print server, but I want to
Hi! :o)
I have a 500MHz Pismo with a noisy 20GB drive.
Mayby I should say whiney as I doubt the drive is
about to expire.
I am currently trying to eliminate all grey sounds from
my office room as I really suffer from noise polution,
and now that I have blocked the air vent etc. it's the
ac which
On 26/02/04 14:16, Larry le Mac [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi! :o)
I have a 500MHz Pismo with a noisy 20GB drive.
Mayby I should say whiney as I doubt the drive is
about to expire.
I am currently trying to eliminate all grey sounds from
my office room as I really suffer from noise
There was a discussion the other day about ISPs for 56K, and Earthlink was
mentioned several times. I experienced frustratingly frequent disconnections
with them, though I'm not sure what was to blame for that.
I've been using NetZero now, however, for several weeks and have had zero
problems,
On Feb 26, 2004, at 1:04 PM, Greg Gilmore wrote:
I've been using NetZero now, however, for several weeks and have had
zero
problems, and it's less than half the cost of Earthlink's service, i.e.
$9.95/month. The download, either OS 9 or 10, is very quick and is
unobtrusive. (They'll even give me
I like Earthlink because of SpamBlocker, which has been
GREAT at catching spam before it gets to my Inbox on
my dialup account.
I don't use any Earthlink software at all, which means I
had to enter all the names in my Address Book to their
online site. It's been worth it.
people. Another thing that has been a real treat
is that with earthlink
I was inundated with BAD spam (you know what I
mean) to the tune of 20
to 30 a day. With Verizon I get none, absolutely
none. I hope I don't
jinx it by saying that out loud on a list. Go for
it.
One reason you're
Gianfranco:
It's really easy! All that's needed is the appropriate Airport cards
for each computer. Note that the iMac will also require a special
holder for the card, and either Small Dog Electronics
(list-sponsor--yay!) or Other World Computing, or any other mail-order
firm that is wise
You have to use their software only to dial up. After you're logged on, you
can use the browser and e-mailer of your choice. Haven't had to use their
service/tech support so I cannot comment. Am using it with OS9 and it works
great, and I assume it works well with OSX as well but have no
I've been having problems with my graphite AirPort Base Station. I had to
replace the 2 blown capacitors to make it work again. I'm not using it much
since it is much faster to use built-in Ethernet when moving large files
between my PowerBook and my Blue White (both at 100Mbps).
Last weekend, I
I'm new to networking and wireless and had this question posed by my
brother. He is on modem dial-up on his G3 iMac and wants to share the
connection wirelessly with a new 1GHz iBook he's just got. What does he
need there? Airport card on the iBook (not necessarily extreme, I guess,
or does the
Hello All,
My wireless network is now running well thanks for the wizards on this
forum who helped me. Even printing works.
Question: Can I attach a USB hub to the usb printer port on Airport
Extreme to connect my printer as well as my scanner to the network?
Thank you for your guidance,
Larry le Mac [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I have a 500MHz Pismo with a noisy 20GB drive.
Mayby I should say whiney as I doubt the drive is
about to expire.
I am currently trying to eliminate all grey sounds from
my office room as I really suffer from noise polution,
and now that I have blocked the
I have a local service provider, since I'm disabled, I get a discount
from 19.95 to 9.95 per month. They're not real hip about Macs, but
then I don't have all that much trouble. I like the idea of the money
staying here in my community, something that's harder and harder to
accomplish. I just
I'm on DSL with Verizon but I've been subscribed to MacDialup.net for when
I'm traveling. They are very knowledgeable about the Mac, providing even
setup information for OS X and have various networks when you can have local
access from all over the US *and* Canada. Their basic service starts at
On Feb 26, 2004, at 2:59 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Feb 26, 2004, at 8:39 AM, Wayne Schneck wrote:
Does anyone know if there is a Mac compatible (Mac OSX) usb-ethernet
adapter that would work with a usb printer. The idea is to hook the
printer to the ethernet port of the D-Link wireless router
Net Zero has giving me nothing but trouble. I tried to use them for my
Mom and her Imac, after their site crashed twice trying to sign up, we
went and renewed her back in Earthlink. Then a few weeks go by and she
received a welcome letter to Net Zero, we replied that we had not
finished the
On Feb 26, 2004, at 8:39 AM, Wayne Schneck wrote:
Does anyone know if there is a Mac compatible (Mac OSX) usb-ethernet
adapter that would work with a usb printer. The idea is to hook the
printer to the ethernet port of the D-Link wireless router to use with
our wireless notebooks.
I can use a
$20 I can do but I haven't found keyboards for that amount, although I've
checked for auctions on eBay where they tend to go for quite a bit more. Is
that where you found yours? Thanks, by the way, for the response.
Greg
On 02.26.04 06:37, Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I ended up
Hmm, on 2/25/04, clearly thinking quite astutely about keycaps, Greg
Gilmore, penned:
The recent mention of loose keys reminded me that the lettering on over a
dozen of the keycaps on my wife's Lombard's keyboard have entirely, or
almost entirely, rubbed off. (Same thing's happening to my G4
on 26/02/04 00:29, Greg Gilmore at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The recent mention of loose keys reminded me that the lettering on over a
dozen of the keycaps on my wife's Lombard's keyboard have entirely, or
almost entirely, rubbed off. (Same thing's happening to my G4 Titanium.)
Replacements
From: Jeff Drummond [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hope this helps,
:o)
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