The National Enquirer reports at 11:16 PM -0800 1/1/05, Ken wrote:
My Reply follows quote. On 01/01/2005 18:54 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
Just checked the User Manual.
No mention of turning off for Printers.
Shut down of sleep for modems.
WARNING When connecting SCSI equipment, always turn
Forgot about this issue with the 13 WSI. I should have specified that
the computer in question is a 12.1.
On 1 Jan 2005, at 23:58, Mikael Byström wrote:
If it's a 13 and the problem kind of phases in, then it's most likely
the display cable that needs replacing (or at least being reinserted).
Good morning,
New list member here, just saying hello. I'm located in Reading, which
is in the south east of England.
I'm pretty new to my iBook too - its a 12 G4 800 MHz machine fitted
with an airport extreme card installed with the latest version of Mac
Office but otherwise is standard. As
What I'm waiting for is wearables to happen with floating 20 images in
glasses.
We've all been there with the Virtual Reality Craze of last decade... I
still remember 16-page booklets containing just disclaimers of how
these kind of glasses can damage your eyes/make you vomit/turn you into
a
Here is something I have discovered and would never have thought to do
so! I have, as I have mentioned, a WS I/ 233/288. I had a couple of
familiar problems with it: not waking from sleep and the random but
annoying video white out. I assumed that the issue was a PMU that
needed replacing
Hi all,
I am new on this list... Just what I needed right now... :)
I have had different Power Books since my very first one back in
1992. Right now I have a Pismo, one of the few ones with a bronze
keyboard and FireWire, it is a 400Mhz G3, running sys 9.2. It is
getting on my nerves now
I have an old MAC-SE. I'm going to put a handle on it and I already have
a cover I can cut a hole in it so the handle comes through.
Does anyone have any ideas on where I could find a battery for it?
Claire Hart wrote:
Personally, I bought my 12 to use as a true portable, a decision I have
I would put in as much Ram as you can I think its PC2100 DDR ram that
goes in it
go to www.ramseeker.com
Michael Sharon Vogt
On Jan 2, 2005, at 3:21 AM, mlh/home wrote:
I'm pretty new to my iBook too - its a 12 G4 800 MHz machine fitted
with an airport extreme card installed with the latest
On Sun, 02 Jan 2005 09:17:25 -0500, Greg Wallace
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have an old MAC-SE. I'm going to put a handle on it and I already have
a cover I can cut a hole in it so the handle comes through.
Does anyone have any ideas on where I could find a battery for it?
A post about
On Jan 2, 2005, at 8:13 AM, Aase Marit Waage wrote:
Hi all,
I am new on this list... Just what I needed right now... :)
I have had different Power Books since my very first one back in 1992.
Right now I have a Pismo, one of the few ones with a bronze keyboard
and FireWire, it is a 400Mhz G3,
One more thing. This one has a Danish keyboard, which might be
slightly different from the Norwegian one. It has the exact same
characters, but a couple of them is placed differently. Can you change
such things? By defining the keyboard differently and maybe switching
around the key's?
I'd
Here's one idea on how to be very specific about RAM versions. Go to
the Crucial.com web site. Enter you specific model iBook. Then match
up the specs given by Crucial with the details on your SODIMM. Other
web sites such as OWC (Other World Computing) and vendors advertising
at
Is this also true after the first year warrantee expires, while the
machine is under AppleCare?
Thanks,
Kyle Hansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 1/1/05 9:29 AM, Andrew F. [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into the
Cybertrough:
Bigger hard drive is always easy, and 1.33 vs 1.22GHz should be
unnooticeable.
One more thing. This one has a Danish keyboard, which might be
slightly different from the Norwegian one. It has the exact same
characters, but a couple of them is placed differently. Can you
change such things? By defining the keyboard differently and maybe
switching around the key's?
I'd
My Reply follows quote. On 02/01/2005 00:20 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
The bottom line is no, you don't have to shut down (or even put to
sleep) your Wallstreet when adding or removing ADB mice or keyboards
or expansion-bay modules. HOWEVER, if the ADB devices have 3rd-party
drivers, they may
I have adobe reader 5.0 im my wallstreet running
9.2.2. I have pdf. files in my hard drive that it
loads and reads with no problems. However, when I
attempt to download any pdf files off the net I keep
getting the above mentioned error message, 'an
internal error has occured'. Any suggestions.
Al Poulin wrote:
Here's one idea on how to be very specific about RAM versions. Go to
the Crucial.com web site.
[snip]
Thanks Al, I actually did that to determine what RAM the iBook needed
that's how I knew it would take SODIMM at all. I just hoped someone
would advise me if adding 512Mb
michael Vogt wrote:
I would put in as much Ram as you can
I think I shall. Thanks!
Cheers
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larry Zasitko wrote:
Most of the time you can always add more ram than Apple says is max.
Excellent - thanks for your advice.
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At 8:13 AM -0600 1/2/05, James Sanderson wrote:
Here is something I have discovered and would never have thought to
do so! I have, as I have mentioned, a WS I/ 233/288. I had a
couple of familiar problems with it: not waking from sleep and the
random but annoying video white out. I assumed
On 11/9/04, I responded to the following Luis Sequeira quote by saying:
Many(802.11g) cards just work right out of the box with the
drivers built into the (Apple) OS.
Luis,
Just to clarify your point a little bit. I'm not sure I would say
many work right out of the box with the drivers
On 1/2/05 8:25 AM, Al Poulin [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into the Cybertrough:
Is this also true after the first year warrantee expires, while the
machine is under AppleCare?
Yes.
Kyle Hansen
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Right, Apple System Profiler,
tells me my built in memory,
but it doesn't tell me what slots or size of each chip.
I guess one has to open it up.
Cliff
-PETE [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
apple system profiler under apple menu, top left
corner on your desktop.
--- CR [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I
On 2 Jan 2005, at 13:59, Clark Martin wrote:
At 8:13 AM -0600 1/2/05, James Sanderson wrote:
Here is something I have discovered and would never have thought to
do so! I have, as I have mentioned, a WS I/ 233/288. I had a couple
of familiar problems with it: not waking from sleep and the
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
I have the dlink one for my G3 Bronze p-book. Works fine!! I got a
rebate on it when I
Question about the proper naming - or general naming convention - of
the G3 PowerBook generation that was next to last.
That is, not the final generation of 400MHz and 500MHz with batteries
that have a 3/8 protrusion for the contacts (battery model number
M7318), but the generation before that
On 2 Jan 2005, at 15:14, CR wrote:
Right, Apple System Profiler,
tells me my built in memory,
but it doesn't tell me what slots or size of each chip.
I guess one has to open it up.
Cliff
Which OS are you running? If it's Panther, you go to the apple
menuabout this Mac. When the little window
Hi all,
I am looking around again, as I lost the other one. I got a bit
p*, as the seller had said it would go to the first, and I was
the first and had committed to buy, then he suddenly went on and sold
it to another, mailing me afterwards to tell me... That is not how I
do business...
On Sun, 2 Jan 2005 13:27:50 -0800, dano [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Question about the proper naming - or general naming convention - of
the G3 PowerBook generation that was next to last.
That is, not the final generation of 400MHz and 500MHz with batteries
that have a 3/8 protrusion for the
Aase,
On Jan 2, 2005, at 2:53 PM, Aase Marit Waage wrote:
Hi all,
I am looking around again, as I lost the other one. I got a bit
p*, as the seller had said it would go to the first, and I was the
first and had committed to buy, then he suddenly went on and sold it
to another, mailing me
At that price I would also say to go new. I don't know about European prices,
but our
current entry level iBook is a fast 1.2GHz that is more than 50% faster than
the
800MHz on account of the faster system bus and double the level 2 cache, making
it
faster than even the 1GHz PowerBook I
At 1:14 PM -0800 1/2/05, CR wrote:
Right, Apple System Profiler,
tells me my built in memory,
but it doesn't tell me what slots or size of each chip.
I guess one has to open it up.
Cliff
Unless you are running an old version of the OS then System Profiler
will tell you what each slot has. Look
Hey All,
I'm wondering what kind of wireless card I should get for my 233MHz
Wallstreet which I should be getting in the mail soon.. I already have a
wireless network, the wireless router is a DI-514 D-link thanks for the
ideas in advance...
Jason
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I have a wallstreet/300 running OS 9.2.2 and system
profiler does tells me the slots and sizes of the
installed ram. But then as others have already
mentioned your system profiler depends on which OS
you're running but all the OS's that run in a
wallstreet should give you both the slot position,
At 1:27 PM -0800 1/2/05, dano wrote:
Question about the proper naming - or general naming convention - of
the G3 PowerBook generation that was next to last.
That is, not the final generation of 400MHz and 500MHz with
batteries that have a 3/8 protrusion for the contacts (battery
model number
Without looking at my batteries, here goes...
I think it was Mainstreet/Wallstreet(233, 250, 292), PDQ(233, 266,
300), Lombard(333,400), and lastly, Pismo(400, 500).
From your battery descriptions, I think you are looking for the
Wallstreet name (kind of encompasses Mainstreet/Wallstreet/PDQ).
At 6:17 PM -0800 1/2/05, Dennis B. Swaney wrote:
At 1:27 PM -0800 1/2/05, dano wrote:
Question about the proper naming - or general naming convention -
of the G3 PowerBook generation that was next to last.
That is, not the final generation of 400MHz and 500MHz with
batteries that have a 3/8
Aase,
My advice is to buy one with the faster processor. My G4 800 is a dog
compared to my wife's 1 gig mhz. The 30 gig HD is too small. You'll
run out of space fast especially if you have lots of music or photos.
Built in bluetooth is nice but I would trade it off to get a faster
James Sanderson said:
... it could simply be a fluke.
Now that is a positive thought!
But it is strange how an unsupported Mac would have a number of 'small'
issues fixed by an OS upgrade. Kyle, what do you think?
Hey, it's XPostFacto that fixes those things (You can't install Panther
on a
Jason Long said:
Hey All,
I'm wondering what kind of wireless card I should get for my 233MHz
Wallstreet which I should be getting in the mail soon.. I already have a
wireless network, the wireless router is a DI-514 D-link thanks for the
ideas in advance...
Orinoco Gold with Airport
I posted this to the iBooks list last week and got no reply, so I
apologize to those who have seen this twice.
Is there anything diagnostic about an LCD's backlight behavior that
would indicate whether the inverter is going bad or the bulb is dying?
I'm too lazy to fix both...
I have a
Aase Marit Waage said:
One I can get, at a price that seems real OK (at least compared to
the prices here in Norway) is a 12 iBook. The add says: G4, 1Ghz,
new April 04, 768 MB RAM, 60 GB HD, Airport Extreme, OSX 10.3.6
(incl. Garageband and naturally all the others -- doesn't mean a
thing to
On 1/2/05 8:59 PM, Matthew Surles [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into the
Cybertrough:
I posted this to the iBooks list last week and got no reply, so I
apologize to those who have seen this twice.
Is there anything diagnostic about an LCD's backlight behavior that
would indicate whether the
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