on 28/12/04 13:59, Alan Miller at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello again listers, I left this list long ago as I was on too many
lists, mostly lurking. and because my Lombard was running great. I
even went to OS X.2.8
Then just before the holidays it locked up as I have never seen. I
On Tuesday, December 28, 2004, at 10:23 PM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 28/12/04 13:59, Alan Miller at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Then just before the holidays it locked up as I have never seen. I
couldn't force quit anything and the three finger salute did
nothing. so reluctantly, I pulled
Thanks for your response!
The actual data I was looking for were the mail folders, messages,
rules, etc, which I finally found in the Documents folder. I wasn't
interested in any other program or user settings/data from the old
Powerbook.
I'm good to go now, though. All I did was install
Thanks! This /is /an excellent article!
Mike
Apple has an excellent technical article on moving data from old to new
Macs. At Apple's web page support tab, search for Article ID # 25575 for
Mac OS: Moving Files From Your Older Macintosh to a New One; punching
in just the five digits will do.
this is the last straw i need this to get through
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Has the book took a knock of any kind or had any sort of spillage that
you know of.
also when the powerplug is inserted is there any smell ie (burning) at
all.
vicki
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this is the last straw i need this to get through
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Has the book took a knock of any kind or had any sort of spillage that
you know of.
also when the powerplug is inserted is there any smell ie (burning) at
all.
vicki
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Has the book took a knock of any kind or had any sort of spillage that
you know of.
also when the powerplug is inserted is there any smell ie (burning) at
all.
vicki
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hi all this is a test and if it works then i need to sell both my new
computers and go back to the pci G3 . (honest)
vicki
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this is a test
Vicki's mac
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this is the last straw i need this to get through
. . . reading you loud and clear here, Vicki.
Greg
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many thanks i think that i have solved the problem by going back to
mail 1.3.8 as the isp i use does not support 1.3.9 also had to go back
to x.3.4 as they also do not support x.3.7
no real loss found as yet.
vicki
On 29 Dec 2004, at 22:45, Greg Gilmore wrote:
this is the last straw i need this
Um i got them all the ones coming from all of your computers.
Richard
On 24 Dec 2004, at 8:36 AM, vicki wrote:
hi all this is a test and if it works then i need to sell both my new
computers and go back to the pci G3 . (honest)
vicki
Richard Clark
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NPDS:
i have just received the whole lot at once.
my isp have no answers for me apart from (sorry we do not have a MAC
tech)
vicki
On 29 Dec 2004, at 22:53, Richard Clark wrote:
Um i got them all the ones coming from all of your computers.
Richard
On 24 Dec 2004, at 8:36 AM, vicki wrote:
hi all this
On Wed, 29 Dec 2004, Greg Gilmore wrote:
this is the last straw i need this to get through
. . . reading you loud and clear here, Vicki.
Greg
Yes - many, many times. On the G'List as well
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I am planning to by a USB wireless adaptor for my
iBook (500 Mhz, dual USB, 10.2.8). Will any
adaptor work or do I have to get one that
specifically works for the Mac?
I was in the store and they had an D-Link 802.11b
adaptor that says it works on a Mac for $55 CND
and a SMC 802.11b/g
On Wednesday, December 29, 2004, at 06:11 AM, Vicki wrote:
Has the book took a knock of any kind or had any sort of spillage that
you know of.
Neither
also when the powerplug is inserted is there any smell ie (burning) at
all.
none
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so that means that all the times i have been sending mail it is getting
through .
just the isp is stopping anything with me as the sender to any list
getting back to me. as a list message unless i go back an os and use my
husbands ibook.
vicki
On 29 Dec 2004, at 23:06, Frank P. Eigler wrote:
hmm. . .not sure what ISP's you guys have, but mine has no difference
with 1.3.9 or x.3.7, with the exception of having to change the server
port ID. Other than that, no problems.
Z
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have you stripped the book and made sure that everything is seated
correctly, also the ram try it with only 1 chip inserted. is there any
pcmcia cards in it and have you tried it with the cd module removed and
just the hdd fitted.
the next thing is to try all the different keyboard start ups (i
On Wednesday, December 29, 2004, at 06:30 PM, william bowles wrote:
have you stripped the book and made sure that everything is seated
correctly, also the ram try it with only 1 chip inserted. is there any
pcmcia cards in it and have you tried it with the cd module removed
and just the hdd
Mark D. Chapman wrote:
I am planning to by a USB wireless adaptor for my iBook (500 Mhz, dual
USB, 10.2.8). Will any adaptor work or do I have to get one that
specifically works for the Mac?
I was in the store and they had an D-Link 802.11b adaptor that says it
works on a Mac for $55 CND and a
i would be drawn towards the power board before the sound card as these
tend to be used heavily with the constant plug removals. are you UK or
US based as i think that i have a lombard base in my storeroom. i will
check in the morning and if the parts are working then we could sort
something
Anyone who still has the small black rectangular power adapter that came with
the Wall Street and early Pizmo PowerBooks should go to this web site and get
a new one. They may discontinue the program any time now that they are
technically not supporting the Wall St.
I am planning to by a USB wireless adaptor for my=20 iBook (500 Mhz,
dual USB, 10.2.8). Will any=20 adaptor work or do I have to get one
that=20 specifically works for the Mac? I was in the store and they had
an D-Link 802.11b=20 adaptor that says it works on a Mac for $55 CND=20
and a SMC
Hi folks,
I sent this question in a couple of weeks ago and got no replies, so I'm
checking again: anyone care to venture an opinion on this?
Our story so far: My partner's trusty Pismo 400 malfunctioned. When it gave
the 3 beeps on startup and nothing else, I looked that up and read that it
Hello,
I have just acquired a Wallstreet (292 mhz, 64 mb ram, 5 GB hd with
OS 9.1) which has a yellow tinge along the bottom of the screen for
about half an inch. Is there a cure, besides a new screen?
Also, the Re-set of: Shift, Control, FN and Power does not work and I
have had to pull the
on 12/26/04 12:06 PM, Dan K wrote:
Bryan Kattwinkel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We have a clamshell iBook 300 with a battery that is completely dead. On
top of that, the screen has a pronounced red tint to it. I can see some
blue and green coming through, but all white areas of the screen are
Does anyone have experience getting a Lexmark Jumpdrive connected to a
Wallstreet via a USB card to mount on the desktop?
I am running OS 9.2.2 and finally have my USB card working. The Apple
System Profiler even sees the Jumpdrive and the card as connected. But
the drive does not show up on
On Wednesday, December 29, 2004, at 06:46 PM, william bowles wrote:
i would be drawn towards the power board before the sound card as
these tend to be used heavily with the constant plug removals. are you
UK or US based as i think that i have a lombard base in my storeroom.
i will check in the
I have a wallstreet I G3 it has the ADB, 2 slots, I wondered if anyone
could recommend a wireless card for it. I am running OS 9.2 and don't
anticipate moving up to OS X..
Thanks Ed
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone who still has the small black rectangular power adapter that came with
the Wall Street and early Pizmo PowerBooks should go to this web site and get
a new one. They may discontinue the program any time now that they are
technically not supporting the Wall St.
I'm getting to appreciate the Wallstreet II
OS 9.1
and some of the upgrade options.
It occurs to me that upgrading really needs to be
guided by what what wants to do.
Basically, my 3400 is find for almost everything
I want to do, except receiving real time video streaming
via RealPlayer. My church
My Reply follows quote. On 29/12/2004 18:10 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I have a wallstreet I G3 it has the ADB, 2 slots, I wondered if anyone
could recommend a wireless card for it. I am running OS 9.2 and don't
anticipate moving up to OS X..
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I have an Orinoco Gold card in mine. Cards that
I have a card(802.11b) from Lucent that Airport seems to have no
problems with, as I tried it on my Wallstreet when I bought it. My
question is, will ANY wireless router work for wireless networking? Or
does the router have to be OS 9 specific?
Thanks
Bill
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I'm looking on E-bay for an WAllstreet AC adapter as backup
and find one that looks like the one that came with my Wallstreet
but they list compatibility with 3400 et.al.
Are they?
If so I have a back up for my 3400
so I'd be set.
thanks,
Cliff
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I have both a Kanga (same as 3400c except for processor), a Lombard and a
Pismo, and all work great from the same adapters.
Andrew
On 12/29/04 6:43 PM, CR [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm looking on E-bay for an WAllstreet AC adapter as backup
and find one that looks like the one that came with
Any router will work. The ones sold by PC networking companies are usually
configured through a web browser as opposed to Apple's AirPort utility, but
once set up, 802.1 is 802.1, though of course speed varies by which protocol
you use.
Andrew
On 12/29/04 7:48 PM, William Hughes [EMAIL
I¹ve been on this list for about a year now (since I switched back from 6
years of Wintel and bought my 12² G4) and in that time have always wondered
what was up with everyone who is so into their Wallstreet, Lombard and Pismo
PowerBooks. Now I¹m still a big fan of the ³less is more² approach to
No No No!!
If a little is good, then more is better
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But when lugging it across airports and trying to use in a crowded
coach-class seat, less is definitely more.
Andrew
On 12/29/04 9:38 PM, Jim Dynes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No No No!!
If a little is good, then more is better
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My Reply follows quote. On 29/12/2004 20:32 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Was wondering about swapping CD and floppy module's, etc. Do I need to
shut the computer down to swap out the mod's and/or battery's?
Modules, even batteries, if using AC, can be inserted and removed
while the machine is live.
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