Herb,
Yes and no . Some Toshiba's are not compatible with any G3 Powerbooks.
Check the more info link on any Toshiba drive at Other World
Computing for some model compatibility info. And I also have not been
able to use a Samsung SpinPoint drive in my Pismo. I've heard of no
issues with
Hello All,
Any news when 5 G powerbooks will be introduced now that the 5 G iMacs
are running ?
Greetings, Andre.
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Apple is having a difficult time making a portable version of the G5. right now it
requires too much power and produces too much heat to work in a laptop. Also, there
are size considerations. The processor right now is too large (physically) to fit in
a case as compact as the ones that apple
On Oct 15, 2004, at 8:34 AM, invicta wrote:
Hello All,
Any news when 5 G powerbooks will be introduced now that the 5 G iMacs
are running ?
Don't hold your breath. I think we're going to see Motorola's new 'dual
core' G4's (essentially dual processors on a single chip) long before
we see a G5
Yeah I really hope Apple releases a PowerBook with the new dual core
processor. How cool would it be to carry around a dual processor
laptop? Laugh at all those Windows users with their puny single
processor laptops. I might even have to give up my beloved Pismo for
one of those.
-Original
How cool would it be to carry around a dual processor
laptop? Laugh at all those Windows users with their puny single
processor laptops.
And then Windows users could quite deservedly laugh back at you for not
seeing a difference between dual processor and dual core designs.
Marcin Wichary
You know I wasn't going to dignify that last comment with a response so
I deleted it, but I think I will. First of all I do know the difference
between dual-cores and dual-processors. With dual-cores you have two
processor cores on a chip, where in a dual processor system you have two
processors
Secondly I feel sorry that you don't have the ability to understand a
comment in jest.
In the absence of smileys etc., does it surprise you that I took your
message as just plain blatant zealotry, and reacted accordingly? There
was nothing to indicate that you're joking. Actually, you behaved
OK, folks, can we move along and drop this thread? I don't think that the
last comments were helpful at all, so keep it off-list if you need to
continue.
Thank you.
-Laurent.
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I am going to need to reinstall OS X 10.3 here shortly due to a number
of problems that I am not able to fix, etc. The problem I have is that
I have approximately $300+ in purchased songs from Apple and
approximately 2800 songs I do NOT want to have to reinstall from the
original CDs. I have
First go into your music folder and then copy your
entire iTunes folder to the second drive. Next, go
into iTunes and deauthorize the computer.
Once you reinstall OSX, launch iTunes and let it
create an account, then quit the program. Next, copy
your old iTunes folder into your music folder
On 15/10/04 14:21, BA [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am going to need to reinstall OS X 10.3 here shortly due to a number
of problems that I am not able to fix, etc. The problem I have is that
I have approximately $300+ in purchased songs from Apple and
approximately 2800 songs I do NOT want to
On Oct 15, 2004, at 11:33 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
On 15/10/04 14:21, BA [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am going to need to reinstall OS X 10.3 here shortly due to a number
of problems that I am not able to fix, etc. The problem I have is
that
I have approximately $300+ in purchased songs from
On 15/10/04 15:15, Bruce Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Oct 15, 2004, at 11:33 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
On 15/10/04 14:21, BA [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am going to need to reinstall OS X 10.3 here shortly due to a number
of problems that I am not able to fix, etc. The problem
At 12:15 PM -0700 10/15/2004, Bruce Johnson wrote:
While we're on this, how do you do this with iPhoto?
[snip]
iTunes worked just fine (I didn't even have to re-authorize it) by
dragging the old iTunes folder to the new directory.
Alas, iPhoto doesn't work this way. If I replace the iPhoto
I agree! I am tired of iPhoto rearing its ugly hear every time I want to
transfer files form my Compact Flash Card and I also can not find a way to
stop it.
Tom
And finally, how do you turn iPhoto OFF - so it doesn't automatically
try to suck photos off our cameras and media cards?
Thx,
-
On 15/10/04 15:59, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 12:15 PM -0700 10/15/2004, Bruce Johnson wrote:
While we're on this, how do you do this with iPhoto?
[snip]
iTunes worked just fine (I didn't even have to re-authorize it) by
dragging the old iTunes folder to the new
On 15/10/04 16:26, Tom Ethen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I agree! I am tired of iPhoto rearing its ugly hear every time I want to
transfer files form my Compact Flash Card and I also can not find a way to
stop it.
Tom
And finally, how do you turn iPhoto OFF - so it doesn't automatically
On Fri, 15 Oct 2004, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Oct 15, 2004, at 8:34 AM, invicta wrote:
Hello All,
Any news when 5 G powerbooks will be introduced now that the 5 G iMacs
are running ?
Don't hold your breath. I think we're going to see Motorola's new 'dual
core' G4's (essentially dual
it is actually quite easy to stop it just open the image capture
program in your applications folder go into the preferences and under
camera change when camera is connected, open:
to whatever you like or nothing at all.
Richard
On 15 Oct 2004, at 10:26 PM, Tom Ethen wrote:
I agree! I am tired
From: Bruce Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: How about iPhoto? was Re: Reinstalling MacOS X - Backing up
iTunes?
Date: Fri, 15 Oct 2004 12:15:37 -0700
While we're on this, how do you do this with iPhoto?
Dragging an iPhoto folder into iPhoto causes a huge mess. A new roll is
made for: each
At 3:59 pm -0400 15/10/04, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just starting to look at iPhoto and so far -- we just don't like
what we're seeing. We're used to being able to move pictures
around, etc, directly from the Finder then manipulate them with
tools like GraphicConverter's browser window. But
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From: G-Books [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Frank P.
Eigler
Sent: Friday, October 15, 2004 16:57
To: G-Books
Subject: Re: G 5 Powerbooks.
I thought that most of these issues would've been dealt with considering
they have G5 servers.
On Oct 15, 2004, at 2:30 pm, Herbert Goodfriend [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I am looking for a larger HDD for a Pismo, and was notified by
Dealmac that Dell for Small Business (!) has Toshiba and Seagate 40GB
5400rpm drives at good prices.
Transintl has a decent selection of HDDs for Pismos:
On Oct 15, 2004, at 3:30 PM, G-Books wrote:
Are ATA drives interchangeable so that I can use the Seagate drive in
the Pismo?
I put a Seagate 40 G in my Pismo, it's behaving well.
Seth
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Frank P. Eigler said:
I thought that most of these issues would've been dealt with considering
they have G5 servers
And G5 servers are as thin as the current Powerbooks?
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On Oct 15, 2004, at 3:30 PM, G-Books wrote:
Are ATA drives interchangeable so that I can use the Seagate drive in
the Pismo?
I have used Hitachi(IBM) and Seagate drives with no problem. I would
recommend a 5400rpm drive as it will make things a little faster, and
with prices so cheap now I
The Apple rep told me that batteries are considered disposable, like
the tires on a car. I bought a high capacity Newer battery. I can't
compare it to an apple battery since I just got the Tibook used, but
battery life seems quite good. The one I replaced had a life of 5
minutes.
On Oct
I thought that most of these issues would've been dealt with
considering
they have G5 servers.
A 1 rack U server is 1.75 thick, 19 wide and quite ways deep. There's
a lot more volume in a server, along with the fact that most people
don't care how noisy their servers are. They do care how noisy
Best way I know of is: throw away the current iPhoto library and empty
trash. Copy your old iPhoto library somewhere on your HD apart from
the 'pictures' folder on your home folder.
Launch iPhoto. It should say: I can't find the iPhoto library, do you
want to import blah blah.
Say yes and
I have a DWL-650 wireless card that I'm trying to get to work with a
PowerBook G4/400. I'm lostApple Airport Utility is not helping. I
am trying to connect to a Netgear Wireless Router. I know this is a PC
specific card but I had read here somewhere that it would work with
Mac's and it
At 7:13 PM -0500 10/15/04, Steve Fuller wrote:
I thought that most of these issues would've been dealt with considering
they have G5 servers.
A 1 rack U server is 1.75 thick, 19 wide and quite ways deep.
There's a lot more volume in a server, along with the fact that most
people don't care how
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