Re: cheap whine

on 10/8/04 9:33 PM, Bob at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> However, as the French say: "Chacun a son gout." > > I don't understand French, but if it roughly means "whatever makes > your boat float." I agree. :-) That's what makes the world go around. > > > Bob According to Babelfish it means:

Re: cheap whine

The National Enquirer reports at 4:34 PM -0400 10/8/04, bobgir2004 wrote: > > This feature is also available in Entourage, although I never used it > > myself. Never saw the advantage of a digest. > >Funny. I've tried it both ways and I can't imagine *not* getting it as a >digest. > >As the post

Re: cheap whine (redux)

--- G-Books <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Download and set up Digest Viewer. It is > available at MacUpdates and VersionTracker. > VersionTracker says it's $15, but when you try > to to to the guys home page, it no longer exists. I saw > somewhere where the creator had > "abandoned" it a

Re: prevent titanium from waking when lid is opened

on 08/10/04 07:52, Mikael Byström at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I was going to ask whether it's possible to prevent the titanium series > from waking when lid is opened under OS X Panther. Then I found out you > can type in Terminal: > "sudo pmset -a lidwake 0". > I seem to remember this was possi

prevent titanium from waking when lid is opened

I was going to ask whether it's possible to prevent the titanium series from waking when lid is opened under OS X Panther. Then I found out you can type in Terminal: "sudo pmset -a lidwake 0". I seem to remember this was possible to set in Energy Manager in the Powerbook G3 series with Panther. Bu

Re: Pismo freakout

Joe Crow said: >Starting about a half hour ago, if I move >my laptop while it's running, it powers off, instantly. Black screen, >totally dead. It'll boot back up (sometimes I have to hit the power >button a few times) but everytime it does, the clock's been reset to >mid 1969. I figure someth

Re: Green light and spinning fan (Wallstreet PB)

When I press cmd-shift-fn-power, the green light switches on and the fan starts spinning forever; this only stops when I press the key combination again. I had a WS I with those symptoms that a bad PMU. I have a WS II (even more dead) at my disposal. I remember, however, that someone on the list

Re: Adobe InDesign CS on 14-inch G4 iBook...

At 10:27 pm +0200 8/10/04, Marcin Wichary wrote: Was it GEM, maybe? That was it! Thanks for jogging my memory. I then moved on to an Acorn A5000 which had the elegant RiscOS. The old 25Mhz CPU I bought in 1992 still boots in seconds as the OS in in ROM. Happy days. -- With best wishes, Roger Shu

Re: PowerBook display getting darker?

What I would do is bring it to the AppleStore (or anywhere else that PowerBooks are sold) and put it next to one of their 15" PowerBooks. Andrew On 10/8/04 1:33 PM, "Marcin Wichary" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> The best thing to do would be to bring it to an Apple Store if you >> have one >> n

Re: cheap whine

> This feature is also available in Entourage, although I never used it > myself. Never saw the advantage of a digest. Funny. I've tried it both ways and I can't imagine *not* getting it as a digest. As the poster to whom I responded observed, trying to follow a thread when you receive posts

Re: PowerBook display getting darker?

The best thing to do would be to bring it to an Apple Store if you have one near you or to an authorized service provider. The LCD is brighten by a light, basically, so it is possible that something is developing with the backlight. The "problem" is that it's not exactly dark or unreadable. (*) W

Re: PowerBook display getting darker?

Before doing that, just make double sure that pressing F2 doesn't brighten it back up, and for good measure, take a look at the brightness slider in the display control panel. Thanks, but I double-checked it all many times. Everything's maxed out. Marcin Wichary e:\> [EMAIL PROTECTED] w:\> w

Re: PowerBook display getting darker?

Before doing that, just make double sure that pressing F2 doesn't brighten it back up, and for good measure, take a look at the brightness slider in the display control panel. Andrew On 10/8/04 1:15 PM, "Laurent Daudelin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > on 08/10/04 15:34, Marcin Wichary at [EMAIL

Re: Adobe InDesign CS on 14-inch G4 iBook...

And I was running it on a BBC Micro (back in 1984 I think) with a second processor and some weird pre-Windows GUI the name of which escapes me! Was it GEM, maybe? http://www.aci.com.pl/mwichary/guidebook/articles/historical/ romancingaclonegemsmanyfacets Marcin Wichary e:\> [EMAIL PROTE

Re: PowerBook display getting darker?

on 08/10/04 15:34, Marcin Wichary at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Since a couple of days ago, I have a feeling that my PowerBook G4 > 15" display is much darker now than it was when I originally bought it > (some 3 months ago). I don't have any measurements to confirm that, but > right now, duri

PowerBook display getting darker?

Since a couple of days ago, I have a feeling that my PowerBook G4 15" display is much darker now than it was when I originally bought it (some 3 months ago). I don't have any measurements to confirm that, but right now, during the night, in a moderately light room, I have to have it at ful

Re: Wireless Drivers For OS 9 & OS X

Thanks for the info. I was able to flash a Dell TrueMobile 1100 series with the Cisco Firmware and it works great with the Mac drivers from Cisco. Ken Vann >From: crap mail <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Subject: Re: Wireless Drivers For OS 9 & OS X >Date: Mon, 4 Oct 2004 14:19:50 -0700 > >i had no luck w

Re: Green light and spinning fan (Wallstreet PB)

Nils Mueller-Scheessel said: >When I press cmd-shift-fn-power, the green >light switches on and the fan starts spinning forever; this only >stops when I press the key combination again. I had a WS I with those symptoms that a bad PMU. -- G-Books is sponsored by and...