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From: Lawrence Sarah Ballew [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Short-term ISP, try access-4-free
Date: Mon, 4 Apr 2005 11:43:10 +0800
My latest PB is the first one with a wireless option. I'm pretty much
ignorant about how it works to
I forgot the name of the software (something like regionbuster) but it
can reset the number of times this counter gets changed. I think
there's also an option to disable the region thing...
The regions are a stupid system made up by hollywood so they don't lose
money from people buying cheap
Does anyone know if the clamshell CDROM is specific to the iBook - or
is there a standard form factor that will work? Thanks for your help.
Modern standard drives will work, but you'll have problems making the bezel
fit unless you use the same make and model. IIRC they need to be set to
slave
Inageshack.us works for me...
On 05/04/2005, at 06:35, Zoltan Batiz wrote:
On Apr 4, 2005, at 11:41 AM, CR wrote:
I'm interested in suggestions for free web hosts.
Right now I simply want to park images
for posting on bulletin boards and E-bay.
I signed up for Picgoo but changed my password
and
Use Macstumbler or iStumbler or Kismac (or for classic users,
ClassicStumbler) to find networks, it's MUCH easier.
On 05/04/2005, at 15:42, Claire Hart wrote:
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From: Lawrence Sarah Ballew [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Short-term ISP,
I use sort of a round-about way of doing this.and all it syncs is
Entourage calendars and contacts as well as various documents, but
Missing Sync (www.markspace.com) works really well with most PDA's.
Sync to the PDA from the laptop then sync it with the G5 iMac and
everything is the same
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?
ViewItemcategory=51038item=5181177133rd=1
someone is selling one on ebay for like $50.It's for the blue one,
though, so it might not match your iBook.
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Lawrence you can also download an app called MacStumbler (google for it
or look in Versiontracker) which tells you signal strengths, beeps when
a new signal is found (great for one man wardriving) and tells you
which signal is encrypted.
I doubt that you would get busted for it any more than
I appreciate the feedback .. does anyone know what the OEM drive was?
On Apr 5, 2005 2:31 AM, Malcolm Cornelius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know if the clamshell CDROM is specific to the iBook - or
is there a standard form factor that will work? Thanks for your help.
Modern
I appreciate the feedback .. does anyone know what the OEM drive was?
Look at Apple System Profiler or whatever it is called under OS X ?
CR-17x usually.
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On 05/04/05 11:34, Malcolm Cornelius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I appreciate the feedback .. does anyone know what the OEM drive was?
Look at Apple System Profiler or whatever it is called under OS X ?
System Profiler
-Laurent.
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I appreciate the feedback .. does anyone know what the OEM drive was?
Look at Apple System Profiler or whatever it is called under OS X ?
System Profiler
Lol, I was just being too lazy to look !
Best
Malcolm
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First off I would like to thank everyone for taking the time to
asnwer, just a few additional points of discussion.
1. Portability - While I appreciate everyone saying I should stick
with my Ti Powerbook, my mind is already make up to move to desktop.
I have a computer at work already and that
I was wondering if anyone out there knows of a tool similair to
GmailFS. What I am looking for is an app that will allow me to mount
my gMail acocunt as a drive and then move files back and forth. Have
seen such a prog for bot Linux and Winblows. Anyone out there working
on a Mac version?
Knowing these things probably would have changed our
suggestions as well.
I struggled with the same exact problem before I
bought my G4 733 QuickSilver. As you can read, I
decided on the single processor.
As I understand it, a dual processor is only about 1/3
faster than it's actual Mhz rating
You can try the ScreenSpanning Doctor, found here:
http://www.rutemoeller.com/mp/ibook/ibook_e.html
It will allow the enabling of clamshell mode, which allows you to
work from the ibook with the lid closedl. It supposedly voids your
warranty, but I have not encountered anyone who's had
I have recently bought two PowerBooks from a used Mac dealer. The
Pismo so far has had a dead battery, mailed back to the seller, and is
having issues mounting DVDs. When we got it we put a movie in and
nothing happened, but the second movie worked fine. It can use CDs
just fine but will not mount
On 5 Apr 2005, at 22:20, G-Books wrote:
Subject: Pismo DVD problem
I have recently bought two PowerBooks from a used Mac dealer. The
Pismo so far has had a dead battery, mailed back to the seller, and is
having issues mounting DVDs. When we got it we put a movie in and
nothing happened, but the
On Apr 5, 2005, at 12:24 PM, Lorance Stinson wrote:
I have recently bought two PowerBooks from a used Mac dealer. The
Pismo so far has had a dead battery, mailed back to the seller, and is
having issues mounting DVDs. When we got it we put a movie in and
nothing happened, but the second movie
Is there a better driver that can be used for Orinoco 802.11b cards
other than the SourceForge WirelessCard?
I looked at IOXPERTS driver but it costs $20 and can only be used on
one card per registration.
Any thoughts?
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