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 plug
Quick word to fellow Gbookers,
terribly sorry if I've offended anyone with the language in my last
post-- I got a note from the listmom indicating I had, so I thought it
would be right to apologize to all.
Take care have a happy new year,
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On Jan 3, 2005, at 8:24 AM, Luis Sequeira wrote:
Also, the Re-set of: Shift, Control, FN and Power does not work and I
have had to pull the plug out to shut it off after it froze.
Actually, it should be: Cmd-Ctrl-Power
The cited combination (shift-fn-ctrl-power) should shut it down - it's
what's
On 1/2/05 1:53 PM, Aase Marit Waage [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am looking at some other ones now, and have also sent some mails to
some I know of that might have something, and mailed the Apple store
asking if they have a demo model or something like that. I mean,
getting a new one isn't that
On 1/1/05 9:35 AM, Andrew F. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Honestly I consider my 12 Aluminum to be a bit too large for frequent
travel and would prefer something the size and weight of my old Toshiba
Portege (11 screen, same 1024X768 resolution, no optical drive and 3lbs),
but Apple doesn't make
I was told by Applecare today that Canadians cannot have their PB's or
Laptops sent in for repair - they can only be serviced at local authorized
repair centers.
Are there no Applecare repair centers in Canada that can do this work ?
The wait time for local repairs can be up to a week just to
On 1/1/05 12:15 PM, Andrew F. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The 12, in contrast, is so small that even if the passenger in front of me
reclines, I won't have my screen crunched. That, and of course I still have
room on my tray table, as opposed to bleeding over into another person's
space. The
This is nothing personal, but it just made me laugh what three
subsequent emails said tonight:
Lombard is the second to last G3 model line.
From your battery descriptions, I think you are looking for the
Wallstreet name (kind of encompasses Mainstreet/Wallstreet/PDQ).
I believe you are
What does this key combo actually do ? I was advised to do this by an
Applecare Tech because my 15 AL PB will not wake up from sleep.
After I did this combo, it does seem to wake up from short term sleep - 5-10
minutes but it is still not waking from a 20-30 minute sleep without
plugging it in or
Most of what I do is writing (email or actual
documents) with very rare spreadsheet and presentation
work. I do very little photoshop (other than taking
the red out of eyes), but do watch a lot of movies and
play the occasional game.
For those tasks, the 12 is terrific, as was the 11 I
used
I do very little photoshop (other than taking
the red out of eyes),
Just out of curiosity... do you know that iPhoto has that feature just
a single click away, or maybe you use the term photoshop in a general
photo manipulation meaning?
Marcin Wichary
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It either resets the pram, or the power manager, I can't remember which
right now. I have that deleting the energy star prefs before you do the
command-shift-apple-power key and then restarting helps too.
Steve'
On Jan 4, 2005, at 12:53 AM, Amber wrote:
What does this key combo actually do ? I
On Sat, 1 Jan 2005, Andrew F. wrote:
Bigger hard drive is always easy, and 1.33 vs 1.22GHz should be
unnooticeable.
I dimly recall that there's an issue concerning the ratio of the cpu and
bus speeds? IE, wasted cycles waiting for alignment/synchronization.
If true, the effect of a slightly
On Jan 4, 2005, at 1:13 AM, Amber wrote:
I have a 15 Al PB and take it with me on the plane frequently with
almost
no problems at all. The only time it is an issue is when the person in
front of me reclines their seat. Some planes have the trays that drop
and
then extend out - those are great.
I know, just don't like the way that iPhoto hides my
jpegs in cryptic locations. I like to organize my
photos in actual folders named for date, event or
whatever, rather than in iPhoto's arcane hiearchy of
cryptically named folders.
Andrew
--- Marcin Wichary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I do
I know, just don't like the way that iPhoto hides my
jpegs in cryptic locations. I like to organize my
photos in actual folders named for date, event or
whatever, rather than in iPhoto's arcane hiearchy of
cryptically named folders.
Ah, okay. That's exactly the reason I myself hate iPhoto as
Why bother, I just open it in photoshop, which I
already had (traded something or other for it way back
when, don't remember what).
Andrew
--- Marcin Wichary [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know, just don't like the way that iPhoto hides
my
jpegs in cryptic locations. I like to organize my
On Mon, 03 Jan 2005 22:53:59 -0800, Amber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What does this key combo actually do ? I was advised to do this by an
Applecare Tech because my 15 AL PB will not wake up from sleep.
You may have the keys mixed up. The Apple key is the Command key.
See the following complete
Hey
How can I get Jaguar to install correctly on my 233MHz 320MB RAM
Wallstreet... Every time I boot off the Jaguar Cd it works... I do see the
apple booting up logo... But past that I don't but a bit yeah on the screen
at the languages selection screen, but the screen is too dark almost
Is it possible to add an alias or other items to the Apple menu
in OS 10.2.3?
In OS 8 through OS 9 I'd place an alias of the hard drive in the apple menu
for quick access. I'd like to do the same in OS X but I can't find
a menu folder.
Thanks
Dean
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On 03/01/05 17:29, Dean [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it possible to add an alias or other items to the Apple menu
in OS 10.2.3?
In OS 8 through OS 9 I'd place an alias of the hard drive in the apple menu
for quick access. I'd like to do the same in OS X but I can't find
a menu folder.
OS X
You can't modify the Apple Menu in OS X. That's what the dock is for. You
can however spend some money and purchase a program called Fruitmenu. This
program will allow you modify the Apple Menu.
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Is it possible to add an alias or other items to the Apple menu
in OS 10.2.3?
Thanks Laurent, and Aaron.
That's to bad Apple left that out.
I'll take a look at the options you mentioned.
Dean
Laurent Daudelin wrote:
On 03/01/05 17:29, Dean [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it possible to add an alias or other items to the Apple menu
in OS 10.2.3?
In OS 8 through OS 9 I'd
On 1/3/05 2:21 PM, Fabian Fang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You may have the keys mixed up. The Apple key is the Command key.
See the following complete list of OS X Keyboard Shortcuts:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=75459
Yes I do...sorry. I meant, Cmd, Option, Shift and power
Andrew,
On 1/3/05 11:02 AM, Andrew [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Most of what I do is writing (email or actual
documents) with very rare spreadsheet and presentation
work. I do very little photoshop (other than taking
the red out of eyes), but do watch a lot of movies and
play the occasional
The conventional wisdom is that cheap RAM sticks often cause bad OSX
installs, if you have a doubt about a stick then take it out for the
install and put it in after.
On Jan 3, 2005, at 5:25 PM, Jason Long wrote:
Hey
How can I get Jaguar to install correctly on my 233MHz 320MB RAM
Just to keep this fire alive, I believe the first statement is correct:
Lombard. But one can know with certainty by checking the web site of
the guy that runs this list for all of us:
http://www.lowendmac.com/index.shtml
Find PowerBooks in the Channel section on the right side.
Marcin
Uh, correct me if I am wrong but iPhoto does, be default) store all
photos by date, at least mine does :-)
However you could use a program called iPhoto Buddy that allows you to
have separate directories for whatever you want. I use it and have
currently around 20 root directories with names
Iphoto, at least in the current version, makes all kinds of folders within
folders that appear to have nothing to do with organizing pictures. There
are folders for thumbs, and cryptic names to these folders and the folders
inside them. I used it for a while last year (I have only been in OSX
On 4 Jan 2005, at 06:20, Amber wrote:
...I do...sorry. I meant, Cmd, Option, Shift and power key.
Thanks for the link Fabian !
This resets the PMU (Power Management Unit), which controls such things
as sleep.
J Sanderson
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on 03/01/05 21:00, Andrew F. at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Iphoto, at least in the current version, makes all kinds of folders within
folders that appear to have nothing to do with organizing pictures. There
are folders for thumbs, and cryptic names to these folders and the folders
inside
And don't forget that the arcane file structure of iPhoto makes it more
difficult to store those pictures off the hard drive. I have all of my 2002
and older photos on a single DVD (with a duplicate of that DVD just in
case). I upgraded to a 5MP camera in 2003, so I use a few more DVDs, but
once
Fruitmenu.
$10 Shareware.
Versiontracker.com
John
On 1/3/05 5:29 PM, Dean [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it possible to add an alias or other items to the Apple menu
in OS 10.2.3?
In OS 8 through OS 9 I'd place an alias of the hard drive in the apple menu
for quick access. I'd like to do
Another trick that while not an actual Apple Menu is to enable the Script
Menu, and then drag your aliases into it. My script menu has all of the
programs I use on a less than a daily basis, in subfolders by type, as well
as a few documents that I regularly access but don't want on the dock.
I
On thing about the script menu is that by default (it is activated from the
Applescipt folder in Applications) it has lots of Applescript aliases in it.
I don't use any of them, so I just emptied the whole contents allowing me to
use this as my own Apple menu.
Also, it looks kind of strange with
This is nothing personal, but it just made me laugh what three
subsequent emails said tonight:
Lombard is the second to last G3 model line.
From your battery descriptions, I think you are looking for the
Wallstreet name (kind of encompasses Mainstreet/Wallstreet/PDQ).
I believe
Only Dan knows for sure!
Yes, the Lombard was the second to last in the G3 PowerBook line...
However, the battery that Dan describes (M4685, for the Wallstreet),
has never/will not/will never fit in the second to last G3 (Lombard).
Just to sort of answer Dan's question(s)...
1) The Lombard is
Alejandro said:
I can asume that
Panther was made to be installed on Wallstreets also
but Without Support (there aren't ADB Macs supported
by Panther).
They may have been initially targeted, but explicit support removed some
time before release. Or quite likely general changes in Panther
Amber said:
it does play DVD's etc well.
But viewing of the screen by more than one person is definitely not as
enjoyable as with the 15.2 and 17.
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No it isn't, but then I'm very selfish when it comes to my laptop, and I
can't stand people looking over my shoulder at what I'm doing, a definite
annoyance when using my Pismo.
Andrew
On 1/3/05 7:20 PM, Mikael Byström [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Amber said:
it does play DVD's etc well.
One surprising thing on the 12 is the quality of the sound from the
built-in speakers. When I'm in a hotel room the sound is good enough when
watching DVD movies that I rarely bother with headphones. I've not tried
the sound in the 15 or 17, but in comparison the sound on the Pismo is
downright
On 1/3/05 7:20 PM, Mikael Byström [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Amber said:
it does play DVD's etc well.
But viewing of the screen by more than one person is definitely not as
enjoyable as with the 15.2 and 17.
I agree...I have the 15. I was responding to Andrew regarding his 12 PB.
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