SpyMac has sucked since all the PC users signed up for it just to get
the webspace and email, and then spammed the forums to get a reasonable
postcount.
On 02/05/2005, at 13:12, Jim Dynes wrote:
I have never had a problem until now. I have never had any spam. I do
get spam from msn though. The
A Quick Question...
I finally have all the software needed for OS X and want to delete OS
9/Classic from my iBook. Is there any easy way to do this or is a clean
install of X the way to go?
Reinstalling X is not a huge issue, but if I can save a few hours, it'd be
nice!
Thanks for any advice y'all
I hope this is a simple question - if I buy an external DVDR/W drive,
will I be able to use it to play commercial DVDs (movies) and music
CDs? I've abandoned hope of the Expansion bay DVD/CD working...) Tony
http://www.tony3ts.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/
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G-Books is sponsored by
I use the arrow keys for many things, except getting to a new mail
after having read another.
I have tried many key combination with the arrow keys (thinking
Entourage here) but none has worked. Do you know of a combination
that works?
___
NBT
On May 2,
Thanks for all the suggestions... somehow Irving didn't want to loose any
folder with System in its name. Refused to let me delete them.
So... I backed up the important stuff to the USB drive and reinstalled X
from scratch. Wasn't a total loss tho'... I got to nap between CD's!
The only reason I
Hi all! I have a G3 iBook just bought from a friend. It has 256 MB of
SDRAM and system 10.3.9 installed. I am thinking about getting more RAM
(I can have up to 640 on this iBook) but I am intrigued by the new
system, Tiger, given all that I have read about it. I really can only
afford one
One more question... (for now) ;)
Is there a different power supply I can use with my iBook? The flying
saucer style works and is kinda cute, but a bit of a pain to travel with.
Is there a more conventional brick style I can use with Irving?
Thanks,
Amanda
Gotta go... the flames just reached
On 1 May2005, at 4:10 PM, P. H. Adams wrote:
I'm just curious (so don't flame me), but I've always wondered of what
use those next and previous buttons were in e-mail clients. I've
used clients that have them, and never touched 'em. Seems like extra
effort when you can hit the spacebar or arrow
Is there a different power supply I can use with my iBook? The flying
saucer style works and is kinda cute, but a bit of a pain to travel with.
Is there a more conventional brick style I can use with Irving?
As in Berlin?
From Apple, there are UFO's and the white cubes with the elephant
ears.
on 02/05/05 07:43, demilove at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all! I have a G3 iBook just bought from a friend. It has 256 MB of
SDRAM and system 10.3.9 installed. I am thinking about getting more RAM
(I can have up to 640 on this iBook) but I am intrigued by the new
system, Tiger, given all
Hi all! I have a G3 iBook just bought from a friend. It has 256 MB
of SDRAM and system 10.3.9 installed. I am thinking about getting
more RAM (I can have up to 640 on this iBook) but I am intrigued by
the new system, Tiger, given all that I have read about it. I
really can only afford one
On 2-May-05, at 7:43 AM, demilove wrote:
Hi all! I have a G3 iBook just bought from a friend. It has 256 MB
of SDRAM and system 10.3.9 installed. I am thinking about getting
more RAM (I can have up to 640 on this iBook) but I am intrigued by
the new system, Tiger, given all that I have read
D. Goglin said:
Could anyone please tell me why I keep receiving notifications from my
internet server that I'm over quota on my email.
Obviously because you ask a hardware list something you should be asking
your email provider. Why are we supposed to be support for them? If this
list is
Look at the one Kensington and iGo make. If the adapter tip is not
included for your iBook it can be ordered. Also Radio Shack carries an
array of these tips. These will also charge iPods, PDAs, cell phones,
etc.
Deaner
On May 2, 2005, at 7:47 AM, Amanda Ward wrote:
One more question... (for
Hi
RAM will make the biggest difference in my experience. Also, if Panther
works well for you you may avoid some headaches waiting for a bit - it may
not make your system any better and upgrading can cause time consuming
issues when it doesn't go smoothly.
Having said that, Tiger is on its way
On 02/05/05 10:58, Matthew Faulds [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
RAM will make the biggest difference in my experience. Also, if Panther
works well for you you may avoid some headaches waiting for a bit - it may
not make your system any better and upgrading can cause time consuming
issues
Hi Laurent
That's just too tantalising...what problems?
Matt
PS Anyone got Tiger on a low spec machine yet - clamshell for instance.?
Original Message Follows
From: Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: G-Books G-Books@mail.maclaunch.com
To: G-Books G-Books@mail.maclaunch.com
I am thinking of buying on of these for my 17 PowerBook. Does anyone
have any pros/cons to this product?
http://eshop.macsales.com/item/Other%20World%20Computing/LSPTIG417/
I think someone on this list suggested it a while back. My PowerBook
is starting to show some shine on the trackpad,
On May 1, 2005, at 1:32 PM, Mikael Byström wrote:
D. Goglin said:
Could anyone please tell me why I keep receiving notifications from my
internet server that I'm over quota on my email.
Obviously because you ask a hardware list something you should be
asking
your email provider. Why are we
The June Macaddict landed in my mailbox today, has a nice two page
spread called 'Field Guide to Optical Disks', an article on creating
Kid-Friendly Macs and an article on building both Pringles cantenna for
your Airport and a parabolic reflector for your 802.11 router with an
external
Ram. Absolutely. Max it out, that's what I did and it's still quite
slow.
I have a G3 500Mhz, Dual-USB iBook (slow), a G4 14 iBook (faster) and a
20 G5 iMac (quite fast, indeed).
When I go back down to the iBook, I really get bugged having to wait, it
now seems to take forever
I am very happy with the current format and I am glad that a plethora
of questions are being asked and answered. Should that change, and
ONLY hardware questions be allowed, I shall be unsubscribing!
___
NBT
On May 2, 2005, at 12:11, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On
On May 2, 2005, at 6:41 PM, Tony Coult wrote:
I hope this is a simple question - if I buy an external DVDR/W
drive, will I be able to use it to play commercial DVDs (movies)
and music CDs? I've abandoned hope of the Expansion bay DVD/CD
working...) Tony
Yes.
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G-Books is sponsored by
On May 2, 2005, at 8:46 PM, Peter Saint James wrote:
Your supposition would seem correct. I can see why one think
that. It seems like one would not have need for such buttons.
When one has them, however, they prove to be handy.
Makes sense. One thing that I neglected to consider is
Actually the original post and answers were appropriate. The original poster
had no idea what the message meant, why he still got it after
troubleshooting, nor what his next step should be.
John
I am very happy with the current format and I am glad that a plethora
of questions are being asked
On May 2, 2005, at 9:43 AM, Claire Hart wrote:
http://eshop.macsales.com/item/Other%20World%20Computing/LSPTIG417/
I think someone on this list suggested it a while back. My PowerBook
is starting to show some shine on the trackpad, wrist area, and
most-used keys. I thought some kind of
Mine just failed- if you find something that works well would you mind
sharing?
On May 2, 2005, at 4:48 PM, P. H. Adams wrote:
On May 2, 2005, at 6:41 PM, Tony Coult wrote:
I hope this is a simple question - if I buy an external DVDR/W drive,
will I be able to use it to play commercial DVDs
We may be viewing mail differently. I use the main browser, and keep
the upper-right window fairly small. In this view, the up or down
arrows (if the message subject is highlighted; if not, tab to get
there) go to the next or previous message (I keep messages sorted by
date in descending
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