At 11:21 PM -0500 7/1/04, Mark Rath, LSW, Coordinator wrote:
I tried this once and got no response so - here goes again:
I know very little about airport but I am slowly learning - I have a second
generation iBook (indigo, firewire) and want to put an aiport card in it. I
know I can't use airport
On Jul 1, 2004, at 9:21 PM, Mark Rath, LSW, Coordinator wrote:
I tried this once and got no response so - here goes again:
I know very little about airport but I am slowly learning - I have a
second
generation iBook (indigo, firewire) and want to put an aiport card in
it. I
know I can't use
On Thu, Jul 1, 2004 at 11:21 pm -0500, Mark Rath, LSW, Coordinator wrote:
I tried this once and got no response so - here goes again:
I know very little about airport but I am slowly learning - I have a second
generation iBook (indigo, firewire) and want to put an aiport card in it. I
know I
Larry, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
especially the way the column width is restricted.
guess what? In Panther, columns views column width aren't restricted.
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Thanks to everyone for their insightful thoughts. I have decided to go the
pro route and get the G5's instead of more lower performance models. Even if
the performance gap is not that dramatic or we could get by on non-pro
models, in the near future the dual processors and 64 bit processing the
The National Enquirer reports at 1:42 AM -0700 7/2/04, Zoltan Batiz wrote:
On Jul 1, 2004, at 9:21 PM, Mark Rath, LSW, Coordinator wrote:
I tried this once and got no response so - here goes again:
I know very little about airport but I am slowly learning - I
have a second
generation
Is this what I need for my pismo?
Lily
You'll need an Airport (non-Extreme) card, and if you want to buy one
new, note that Apple have just discontinued them, so move quickly!
TimH
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G-Books is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and...
Small Dog Electronics
Anyone know where I can get one and what is a good price?
An Apple tech said using my Pismo without a working battery was not good for
the computer. Don't know why. The battery hasn't been working for so long
don't know. I use the adaptor constantly.
Thanks,
Lily
--
G-Books is sponsored by
On Fri, Jul 2, 2004 at 7:44 am -0700, lilyplant wrote:
Is this what I need for my pismo?
Lily
You'll need an Airport (non-Extreme) card, and if you want to buy one
new, note that Apple have just discontinued them, so move quickly!
TimH
If you want to use the internal Airport slot, yes.
My iBook, router and base station are described below.
I found the latest update for this router's firmware but, knowing
nothing about PCs, I haven't a clue as to how to go about updating the
Linksys firmware.
I went to the Linksys site where someone told me that there was Mac
help
Anyone out there with a similar Linksys that can offer a little
guidance, please?
Bob:
Versiontracker gives this link:
http://www.mactechnologies.com/pages/tftpinst.html#linksys
I updated mine from my Mac. Went well, but it later started dropping
Earthlink connections. When I tested using the
On Jul 1, 2004, at 11:58 PM, Larry le Mac wrote:
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Oh dear lord, I promise I'm not going to make any comments
about your preference for Explorer. Really, I'm not. Buddha
help me, my head is exploding!
Thanks for the suggestion of Path Finder, I will try it.
I've got a 700 MHz G3 iBook (dual USB) with 12 display. The previous owner
didn't take very good care of it, and the U-shaped titanium bezel brace
inside the display is broken on either side of the clutch cover attaching
screws. The previous owner tried to fix things with SuperGlue. Enough said.
On Jul 2, 2004, at 7:44 AM, lilyplant wrote:
Is this what I need for my pismo?
Lily
You'll need an Airport (non-Extreme) card, and if you want to buy one
new, note that Apple have just discontinued them, so move quickly!
TimH
Too Late! Just checked Apple website, and it's gone! (the 802.11b
From: Mikael Byström [EMAIL PROTECTED]
especially the way the column width is restricted.
guess what? In Panther, columns views column width aren't restricted.
I am running X.3.4 and yes, I can alter the first columns width
but not the next levels...
My main gripe is that you cannot retain a deep
From: Bruce Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Apple still doesn't sell two-button mice
Doesn't matter who makes them. Plug one in and it's fully
supported. Thus, they have copied the concept.
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in OS 9 there used to be a wonderful utility called FinderPop
that would pop up the control-click menu if you
Seeing the discussion about dual boot G4s...
I have an MDD G4 2x1GHz (FW 400 only) which I bought
second hand without the original install CDs (where does
everyone's CD disappear to ? I have never got original CDs
with any second hand Mac), sorry I digress...
Can this Mac boot into OS 9 ?
Larry
I believe it can boot OS 9, but you have to install OS 9 from the original
Restore CD that came with the computer. I don't believe you can install OS 9
from an OS 9 install CD. That's a shame they lost the CD.
--
Aaron Willems
Can this Mac boot into OS 9 ?
Larry
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G-Books is
I have just bought a Wallstreet (PDQ) 300MHz with 192MB of RAM
which I am now attempting to install OS X.2 onto, however, when
it has booted of the CD, as soon as the OS X screen appears (with
the progress bar) the backlight switches off and cannot be revived
with key-presses or
I know Panther doesn't support non-USB Macs, but as always there
are ways round this limitation (sometimes)...
Are there ways of installing Panther on a Wallstreet ?
Is it worth it from a performance point of view ?
Larry
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MSN 8
Well, at least sort of. I picked it up -- love the box, the
packaging, the manuals, the design... but I ordered the British
model and it came with British AC plug, which is incompatible
with Dutch sockets. The battery's drained, so I can't use it yet. :I
I completely forgot about this issue,
At 10:33 PM +0200 7/2/04, Larry le Mac wrote:
I have just bought a Wallstreet (PDQ) 300MHz with 192MB of RAM
which I am now attempting to install OS X.2 onto, however, when
it has booted of the CD, as soon as the OS X screen appears (with
the progress bar) the backlight switches off and cannot be
On Jul 2, 2004, at 1:34 PM, Larry le Mac wrote:
I know Panther doesn't support non-USB Macs, but as always there
are ways round this limitation (sometimes)...
Are there ways of installing Panther on a Wallstreet ?
Is it worth it from a performance point of view ?
I think XPostFacto supports the
Forgot to add this...
It runs well on a 300 MhzG3 with the caveat that you really don't want
to starve it for RAM...then it runs really poorly.
--
Bruce Johnson
University of Arizona
College of Phar macy
Information Technology Group
Institutions do not have opinions, merely customs
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G-Books is
On Jul 2, 2004, at 3:34 PM, Larry le Mac wrote:
I know Panther doesn't support non-USB Macs, but as always there
are ways round this limitation (sometimes)...
Are there ways of installing Panther on a Wallstreet ?
Is it worth it from a performance point of view ?
Larry
It can be done using
All you need is a plug adapter. The Mac adapts itself.
on 7/2/04 1:42 PM, Marcin Wichary at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, at least sort of. I picked it up -- love the box, the
packaging, the manuals, the design... but I ordered the British
model and it came with British AC plug, which is
: All you need is a plug adapter. The Mac adapts itself.
You mean a regular one from an electronic store that converts one
plug/110 to another/240?
Marcin Wichary
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w:\ www.aci.com.pl/mwichary Attached
w:\ www.aci.com.pl/mwichary/GUIdebook Graphical User Interface
On 7/2/04 2:37 PM, Larry le Mac [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Contextual menus predate Windows by quite a bit...
Doesn't matter who did it first, fact is Windows had it as
part of the OS before the Mac OS, and saying oh, but they
copied it first kinda blows the Windoze stole the Mac OS
on 7/2/04 2:16 PM, Marcin Wichary at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
: All you need is a plug adapter. The Mac adapts itself.
You mean a regular one from an electronic store that converts one
plug/110 to another/240?
No. Just a regular plug adapter, not a converter. The Mac has an internal
auto
Does that include the listmom address at: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ?
Sometimes Dan Knight himself has to do something for us.
lilyplant [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you, Laurent. I had used the addresses at the bottom of these list
messages. None worked for me. I tried again to get on
: No. Just a regular plug adapter, not a converter. The Mac has an internal
: auto converter. I've traveled all over the world and never needed more than
: a simple plug adapter. The power supply just plugs in to an adapter to
: whatever plug is used by the host country.
Ah, thanks, that's
No, it did not include the listmom address. Who is Dan Knight.
I still haven't heard from anyone from the reg. Address. I did write
listmom...
Thank you. Will let you know.
Lily
On 7/2/04 2:35 PM, Al Poulin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does that include the listmom address at: mailto:[EMAIL
Do any of you know how to fix a corrupt in-box. I am losing everything I
open in Outlook Express. I threw the preferences folder out. Is that all I
need to do. An Apple tech said something about removing mail folders and
mail setting. I can't find mail folders.
This program came on the OS CD. Can
on 7/2/04 2:44 PM, Marcin Wichary at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
: No. Just a regular plug adapter, not a converter. The Mac has an internal
: auto converter. I've traveled all over the world and never needed more than
: a simple plug adapter. The power supply just plugs in to an adapter to
:
I also had this happen. I was able to get around it by:
Erase the hard drive-twice.
Repartition if needed for the 8 GB exception. (Unnecessary on a HD with
less than or equal to 8 GB)
Run Disk Repair on the newly erased HD. (You would be surprised)
Install OS X on the newly erased HD.
(Install OS
The National Enquirer reports at 11:22 AM -0700 7/2/04, Zoltan Batiz wrote:
On Jul 2, 2004, at 7:44 AM, lilyplant wrote:
Is this what I need for my pismo?
Lily
You'll need an Airport (non-Extreme) card, and if you want to buy one
new, note that Apple have just discontinued them, so
If you don't need your old mail or address go to
http://www.microsoft.com/mac/
and Download the a new outlook express some times if you do custom
install you can find just outlook express
Michael Sharon Vogt
On Jul 2, 2004, at 4:51 PM, lilyplant wrote:
Do any of you know how to fix a corrupt
Hi, Listers!
I've been using Eudora in several computers and several versions, and
I always could move my massive amount of mail (around 35 Mb) from
computer to computer and from several OSes, up to OS 9.2.2.
Of course I have it backed up in CD, but I like to have it on hand.
Now I have a Pismo
I've been trying to download websites for offline surfing, using iCab 2.9.8,
on my G4 1Ghz iBook, OS X 10.3.4, 768MB RAM.
I've tried downloading websites as both Web cache and Web archive (using
iCab 2.9.8), but neither method is working. When I try to surf the websites
offline, error messages
I'm ordering a 17 powerbook. Should I get 2 sticks of 512 RAM, or 1
stick of 1GB RAM? Is there an advantage to spreading the 1 GB over the
two slots? I'm thinking that if I do the 1GB stick in one slot, then I
can add another one later and not have to mess with the one already
there.
One more question on the RAM issue. What if I get the minimum ram, a
512 stick, then order another 512 stick from Crucial later on? Will
they be compatible? I don't know why I seem to have stuck in my head
the idea that your RAM sticks need to match. Any advice?
Again, if you are going to
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