The briefly flashing screen, hissing sound, and uneven illumination
suggests that your problem is with
the inverter circuitry that drives the LCD backlight. If the other
suggestions don't work out,
replacing the inverter board might work ($84.50 at
http://www.wegenermedia.com/titp.htm).
The National Enquirer reports at 7:28 PM -0600 9/29/04, Bob wrote:
The National Enquirer reports at 4:07 PM +0200 9/29/04, Mikael Byström wrote:
Bob said:
Somebody help me out here, I don't want to give bad advice. Will Dave
be able to **boot* into OS 9 is he didn't install the OS 9
Exactly what do these scripts do and are they absolutely necessary? I
usually have the iMac on overnite...usually sleeping but never leave the
Pismo on o/n...Both running 10.3.5.Is it absolutely necessary to
have these things run? I usually run the Disk Repair and Repair
Permissions from
On 30/09/04 08:54, K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Exactly what do these scripts do and are they absolutely necessary? I
usually have the iMac on overnite...usually sleeping but never leave the
Pismo on o/n...Both running 10.3.5.Is it absolutely necessary to
have these things run? I usually
On Thu, Sep 30, 2004 at 8:54 am -0400, K wrote:
Exactly what do these scripts do and are they absolutely necessary? I
usually have the iMac on overnite...usually sleeping but never leave the
Pismo on o/n...Both running 10.3.5.Is it absolutely necessary to
have these things run?
I can't
My two cents' worth: it depends if during the OSX
install you checked install OS9 drivers. But I've
been told to format drives intended for OSX using the
OS 9 version of Disk Drive Set-up.
Best
George
--- Bob [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If a person already has his drive partitioned into 2
On 29/09/04 21:34, Mikael Byström [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Marcin Wichary said:
By the way, for all the bad things you can say about Windows, you can
navigate it perfectly using just the keyboard...
How do you like mouse keys?
You'll find it at System Preferences - Universal Access -
How do you like mouse keys?
You'll find it at System Preferences - Universal Access - Mouse -
Mouse Keys
I know it, it is useful at times at both Windows and Mac machines, but
it is essentially a big and ugly workaround. Nothing beats being able
to Tab between dialog elements, use Alt shortcuts
Did you also try Full Keyboard Access? It's in Keyboard and Mouse
system
pref pane.
It works well except for the dumb, 2nd citizen class Carbon ports
(IOW, it
works for Cocoa apps)...
I have it on all the time. But maybe I'm missing something crucial?
Let me give you an example. In Photoshop
Hi All -
We ordered two of the Roamabout Wireless cards from Wegener Media and now my
wife can't locate the install CD that we used to install the drivers on her
PISMO and I'm trying to put a card into a Wallstreet here in my classroom.
Of course her Pismo is running OS X and the Wallstreet OS 9
My dual-USB book (running 10.3.5; 600 MHz; 384 MB RAM) is starting to act
a little strange. Twice now, when doing a restart, the screen has just gone to
blue (and only blue) and stayed there. I've had to do a hard-restart (power
button down for 5 seconds to turn off, power button to stop). Any
On 30/09/04 11:33, Marcin Wichary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did you also try Full Keyboard Access? It's in Keyboard and Mouse
system
pref pane.
It works well except for the dumb, 2nd citizen class Carbon ports
(IOW, it
works for Cocoa apps)...
I have it on all the time. But maybe I'm
On Thu, Sep 30, 2004 at 5:33 pm +0200, Marcin Wichary wrote:
Let me give you an example. In Photoshop there's an option called
Image Size... in Image menu. It does not have a keyboard shortcut.
On Windows, I can press Alt-I and then I to chose it. It's quick and
efficient.
On Mac OS, the best
Is there an utility that'd let me do the Windows trick on Mac OS?
iKey can do a huge amount of automation. I used it for a little while, but in
10.3.x Applescript can emulate menu items; Applescripts can be launched
from many venerable aps such as iKey or DragThing. (Latter is how I do
On Sep 29, 2004, at 4:08 PM, Clark Martin wrote:
At 3:29 PM -0500 9/29/04, Alan C.Magnus wrote:
Can you believe this? MacCenter is an Authorised Apple dealer.
I have a client who needed a windoze laptop and they bought a Gateway
(on my recommendation yet). They couldn't ship it configured with a
On Sep 29, 2004, at 7:24 PM, Bob wrote:
It can be run via Ethernet but I'm not sure if the software can be
installed
under 8.6...
I'm not sure what you mean by airport base station control, Bruce.
Do you mean configuring or changing the ABS settings? Or do you mean
turning the ABS modem on off?
You know what, I'm not sure I asked this very clearly in the first=20
place. Let me elucidate. The answer may still be the same, but=20
question is slightly different. :-)
If a person already has his drive partitioned into 2 partitions. If=20
he has already installed OS X, but didn't install the
I had to get out of the habit of saying open apple or closed apple
(for those from the Apple II days). :)
I was a Commodore user and my wife had Apples in school...Always did
and still do call it Open Apple..
Same here. What was the Closed-Apple became Option. There is an
actual name for the
I've bought a 1GB chip from NewEgg.com for $202.50 USD (shipping
included),
btw. I put it in and it has been working fine since then. Crucial
should be
fine as well. I don't know what is wrong with their chips, though.
They
should work if they are really the specs that you mention above. One
On 30/09/04 14:36, Claire Hart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip!]
Also, I've never heard of Kingmax memory. Again, I'm not a techie.
Four years ago everyone was saying how great Crucial was, so I ordered
from them, popped the RAM into my iMac, and never ever had a problem.
But I don't see the
Hi:
Thanks all who have been so reassuring re the repairing permissions
on OSX. For those with lingering doubts, look up MacJanitor, read up on
it and then download it. I did that and ran it.
What a neat seamless operation. Love it. Praise to the developer who
offers it for free to folk like
G'day,
My iSync and .Mac problem is no more...
Check out: www.mac.com and you'll see why.
Thanks for warning in advance us Apple!
250mb (125mb email, 125mb iDisk) storage limit and 10mb email attachment is
way over due.
It just goes to show what people power can do as this forum has been going
The cache memory has gone on my Lombard, so I need to (A) replace the
processor card, (B) get an upgrade card that can replace the processor
card, or (C) part it out and hope to find a better laptop for a
reasonable price. (C) is unlikely, since I'm unemployed and don't have
any spare money.
So:
Any warnings for using the ORiNOCO Gold Wireless 802.11b/a Combo LAN
Card http://www.overstock.com/cgi-bin/d2.cgi?
PAGE=PROFRAMEPROD_ID=737852 in the titanium powerbooks?
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MMB said:
Thanks all who have been so reassuring re the repairing permissions
on OSX.
It should be noted that while important, repairing permissions in OS X
does not perform a similar task as rebuilding the desktop does in OS 9.
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Any ideas about what's going on
Sound like you may need to reinstall the OS actually. But try first with
another user and see if the problem goes away. If they do, run
Prefscheck on your problem users prefs folder to find the culprits. If
none found, remove the
Ran across a reference at
http://www.accelerateyourmac.com/archives/sep04/091704.html#S18083
to using a Sony Vaio wireless card as a substitute for an Airport card.
Don't know how available those Vaio cards are, though...
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This is the sig who says 'Ni!'
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For all you wireless driver needs go to my FAQ page at
http://home.earthlink.net/~kjvann/
Your cards work with the Orinoco 7.2 driver under OS 8.6 to 9.2.2 and the
SourgeForce driver under OS X.
Earler drivers are available if needed.
Both drivers are free.
Ken Vann
Hi All -
We ordered two
on 30/09/04 20:03, Bruce Johnson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ran across a reference at
http://www.accelerateyourmac.com/archives/sep04/091704.html#S18083
to using a Sony Vaio wireless card as a substitute for an Airport card.
Don't know how available those Vaio cards are, though...
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-Laurent.
O.k.If you say so.
Claire
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Ran across a reference at
http://www.accelerateyourmac.com/archives/sep04/091704.html#S18083
to using a Sony Vaio wireless card as a substitute for an Airport card.
Don't know how available those Vaio cards are, though...
Bruce,
That story is nothing new. In fact, it's been known for a very
The National Enquirer reports at 8:50 AM +1000 9/29/04, MMB wrote:
Hi:
I am a long-time Mac owner and have kept my previous machines happy by
regular desktop re-building. I have been using my Powerbook G4 867 for
three months now and I am concerned. SOme cleaning up and tidying must
be needed
The National Enquirer reports at 9:53 AM -0700 9/30/04, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Sep 29, 2004, at 7:24 PM, Bob wrote:
It can be run via Ethernet but I'm not sure if the software can be
installed under 8.6...
I'm not sure what you mean by airport base station control, Bruce.
Do you mean
What a bummer! Thanks for the info.
Kate
On Sep 28, 2004, at 9:45 PM, Bob wrote:
Do these daily maintenance tasks run if the computer is sleeping?
No, it needs to up and running.
That's why some people prefer to either perform them manually, or
have another utility do them at a more convenient
The National Enquirer reports at 5:18 PM + 9/30/04, Dave NovaK wrote:
You know what, I'm not sure I asked this very clearly in the first=20
place. Let me elucidate. The answer may still be the same, but=20
question is slightly different. :-)
If a person already has his drive partitioned
The National Enquirer reports at 6:55 AM -0700 9/30/04, George
Mogiljansky wrote:
But I've been told to format drives intended for OSX using the
OS 9 version of Disk Drive Set-up.
Noo. OS X gives you the option of installing OS 9 drivers at the
beginning of the format stage.
Bob
--
If
On Sep 30, 2004, at 6:54 AM, K wrote:
I usually run the Disk Repair and Repair Permissions from the
original Panther disk in addition to Disk Warrior 3.2 about once a
month.
A note about the above. Repair Permissions should be run from the copy
of Disk Utility on the hard drive, NOT the
The National Enquirer reports at 8:54 AM -0400 9/30/04, K wrote:
Exactly what do these scripts do and are they absolutely necessary? I
usually have the iMac on overnite...usually sleeping but never leave the
Pismo on o/n...Both running 10.3.5.Is it absolutely necessary to
have these things
on 30/09/04 23:58, Harry D. Corsover at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sep 30, 2004, at 6:54 AM, K wrote:
I usually run the Disk Repair and Repair Permissions from the
original Panther disk in addition to Disk Warrior 3.2 about once a
month.
A note about the above. Repair Permissions
on 30/09/04 21:49, Andrew Kershaw at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ran across a reference at
http://www.accelerateyourmac.com/archives/sep04/091704.html#S18083
to using a Sony Vaio wireless card as a substitute for an Airport card.
Don't know how available those Vaio cards are, though...
I think that the card Bruce was talking about was thought to replace an
AirPort Extreme card, not the older regular AirPort card...
-Laurent
Lots of people have made that same assumption. It is incorrect.
The PCWA-C150(S) is an 802.11b WaveLAN Gold-based PC Card. Actually,
it's the internal
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