connect Epson 850N to Pismo?

I was given an Epson 850N, and have tried hooking it up to a Pismo with no success so far. I have downloaded what looks like all the relevant software and installed it, but the printer is not seen. Is there an easy/inexpensive way to make this work? TIA, Beverly -- G-Books is sponsored by

Re: connect Epson 850N to Pismo?

On Jan 23, 2005, at 6:04 AM, Beverly Woods wrote: I was given an Epson 850N, and have tried hooking it up to a Pismo with no success so far. I have downloaded what looks like all the relevant software and installed it, but the printer is not seen. Is there an easy/inexpensive way to make this

stickey keys

Hi! I just joined this list, being a long-time member of the Compacts list. I have a problem: A month or two ago, a friend of mine spilled some soda onto my ibook G4's keyboard. Now the keys, specifically those on the left side, stick and take a second or two to come back up. What is

Re: connect Epson 850N to Pismo?

Make sure to select both Epson checkboxes when installing Panther. The driver may be in the one that is not checked by default. On Jan 23, 2005, at 10:06 AM, Fabian Fang wrote: On Jan 23, 2005, at 6:04 AM, Beverly Woods wrote: I was given an Epson 850N, and have tried hooking it up to a Pismo

Re: connect Epson 850N to Pismo?

I was given an Epson 850N, and have tried hooking it up to a Pismo with no success so far. I have downloaded what looks like all the relevant software and installed it, but the printer is not seen. Is there an easy/inexpensive way to make this work? I should have added that I am trying to do

Re: connect Epson 850N to Pismo?

Sorry, I don't have an answer to your printer question, but if you are the same Beverly Woods who used to write Acoustic Mac articles on LEM, I thought they were great. The 'shareware I wouldn't want to be without' was particularly excellent. If you ever get the chance, do write more. I'm still

Re: stickey keys

on 23/01/05 10:41, Andrew, a Mac Freak at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi! I just joined this list, being a long-time member of the Compacts list. I have a problem: A month or two ago, a friend of mine spilled some soda onto my ibook G4's keyboard. Now the keys, specifically those on the left

iBook CD ROM dead, Install question. HELP

My internal CD ROM is dead on my ibook. I have installed Panther using my emac's Panther CDs over firewire (eMac and iBook connected via firewire) while the ibook is in target mode. It doesn't work. Do I need retail Panther CDs or iBook CDs. Please help. -- G-Books is sponsored by

Re: installing os9 over firewire.

Have you tried Carbon Copy Cloner? It's at http://www.bombich.com/software/ccc.html Using this program, I have successfully cloned an entire drive, including but not limited to OS 9.2.2 and OS X 10.3.7 to an iBook using Firewire Target Disk Mode. The result was a perfectly working iBook

Re: installing os9 over firewire.

On Jan 23, 2005, at 3:41 PM, Alex Santos 100MB Neostrada Mail wrote: But there is no ibook drive to clone. That's the problem, only my eMac is clone-able but then it doesn't have notebook resources such as battery stuff on it. Could you tell how your proposal might work under my circumstances?

Re: stickey keys

on 23/01/05 13:17, Andrew, a Mac Freak at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: There is no easy solution to this problem, I'm afraid. The best thing to do would be to check on eBay and replace the iBook's keyboard. I checked ebay and the cheapest keyboards are, of course, the semi-transparent ones

Re: iBook CD ROM dead, Install question. HELP

on 23/01/05 15:25, Alex Santos 100MB Neostrada Mail at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: My internal CD ROM is dead on my ibook. I have installed Panther using my emac's Panther CDs over firewire (eMac and iBook connected via firewire) while the ibook is in target mode. It doesn't work. Do I

Re: iBook CD ROM dead, Install question. HELP

iBook 500 (dual USB) 64MB of RAM, CD ROM drive dead. OF works fine, I can do a printenv at the prompt and the boot-device shows the correct default for new world machines as being, hd:,\\:txbi It just won't boot. But in Target mode the disk mounts on my eMacs desktop and in fact I can boot up

Re: stickey keys

Hi, Isn`t it possible to take it apart and get it cleaned and dried then put it back? I know I read somewhere about somebody who spilled a beer and another spilled coke, in his powerbook. It is a long time ago though... But again, an iBook keyboard can be cheap on eBay. If you take some time

Sensitive track pad - using skins

Hi, I was wondering if maybe using one of these thin vinyl skins that covers the entire keyboard, maybe could help with this problem, making the keyboard less sensitive. The one I looked at, didn`t only cover the key`s, but the entire keyboard including the track pad. Any of you tried these?

wireless printing

Hi all,sorry if this has been asked before,I have a TI8oo with B-model airport card,I also have a usb cannon printer,what do I need to get, to print wirelessly? TIA if there is more than one way to do this. -- G-Books is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and... Small Dog Electronics

Re: Playing DVDs on a Wallstreet running OSX

Ben Dyer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The 400MHz Pismo's 8MB Rage Mobility 128 video card accelerates DVD playback, and is supported by OS X. The Lombard's 8MB Rage LT Pro video card does *not* accelerate snipped stuff To confirm everything I've been saying, look at Apple's hardware developer

Re: iBook CD ROM dead, Install question. HELP

iBook 500 (dual USB) 64MB of RAM, CD ROM drive dead. OF works fine, I can do a printenv at the prompt and the boot-device shows the correct default for new world machines as being, hd:,\\:txbi Just caught the first line. 64 megs of ram isn't enough to boot into X. Jaguar needs 128 megs and I

Re: stickey keys

On Jan 23, 2005, at 4:06 PM, G-Books wrote: Subject: stickey keys Date: Sun, 23 Jan 2005 09:41:50 -0600 From: Andrew, a Mac Freak [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi! I just joined this list, being a long-time member of the Compacts list. I have a problem: A month or two ago, a friend of mine spilled some

Re: installing os9 over firewire.

Hello Alex, The eMac CD you are installing OS X from is a machine specific CD for an eMac. You need to get hold of an OS X retail CD and install that over FireWire. - Geoff WALLACE Melbourne Victoria Australia Mobile 0412 056 033 Sent on a G5 Power Macintosh using Entourage version

Re: installing os9 over firewire.

In my experience, Panther install CDs work on any machine. The disks that came with my iBook G4 work on an iMac G3, an aluminium PowerBook G4, and a Wallstreet (with XPostFacto). It seems to be only earlier OS install CDs that are machine-specific. Cheers, Ben On 24 Jan 2005, at 15:14, Geoff

sticky keyboard

Hey, just to add to what laurent has said-- I would strongly advise AGAINST the use of soap- and just use water. why? If i remember correctly, most of the parts in the ibook were actually water-washed after the soldiering phase (and before the addition of microchips) because of flux residue.

Re: installing os9 over firewire.

on 23/01/05 23:53, Ben Dyer at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: In my experience, Panther install CDs work on any machine. The disks that came with my iBook G4 work on an iMac G3, an aluminium PowerBook G4, and a Wallstreet (with XPostFacto). It seems to be only earlier OS install CDs that are

Re: installing os9 over firewire.

on 23/01/05 19:22, Alex Santos 100MB Neostrada Mail at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Well, I have a just-installed OS on the iBook, why does it refuse to startup? Any ideas? Alex On Jan 24, 2005, at 1:03 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote: on 23/01/05 18:47, Zoltan Batiz at [EMAIL PROTECTED]