On Jul 20, 2005, at 10:00 PM, Mike wrote:
I don't have a good working LCD and I screwed up and switched the
display to
the LCD and now the external monitor cuts out after loading the OS.
Anyway
to reset this? Is there an fn key I can't see on the kb? Can I press a
magical set of keys? Thanks
hi folks,
a friend just bought a new shiny 15 G4 and we have a couple of questions to
get started:
- filling in the registration at startup and sending to Apple is enough to
have the PB registred (with serial Nr., etc) to her name for all purposes?
Or is something else needed?
- I think I vaguely
I've actually had an external monitor hooked up this whole time for that
very reason. It ended up simulcasting on both.
I got it to work! But it won't work with the keyboard. If I hook one of the
three up it won't power on, without the keyboard hooked up it works fine.
This is driving the 14
Any recommendations on an adapter to use my iBook in the car? I see
that Linksys has one that will actually allow you to plug a 2 or
3-prong plug into it, while others (APC was one that I saw) just
allows you to plug the ibook into the lighter. The APC one is $40
while the others were $80.
On Jul 21, 2005, at 7:46 AM, diane wrote:
Any recommendations on an adapter to use my iBook in the car?
I have a power inverter for the car which allows me to plug ANYTHING
into the lighter, not just one computer which will eventually be
replaced by another.
I just make sure it's
On Jul 21, 2005, at 4:20 AM, Francesco sciacca wrote:
hi folks,
a friend just bought a new shiny 15 G4 and we have a couple of
questions to
get started:
- filling in the registration at startup and sending to Apple is
enough to
have the PB registred (with serial Nr., etc) to her name for
on 21/07/05 07:20, Francesco sciacca at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi folks,
a friend just bought a new shiny 15 G4 and we have a couple of questions to
get started:
- filling in the registration at startup and sending to Apple is enough to
have the PB registred (with serial Nr., etc) to her
On Jul 21, 2005, at 9:51 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
registered or not. Not sure about the additional services, never
heard
about it. As for the battery, read the user guide that comes with
it. There
are instructions for the 1st charge so you might want to follow
them...
What I got
Mike,
Are you using a Pismo? If so, you can simply plug in a USB mouse and
USB keyboard, and with the external monitor connected, boot the Pismo
using the USB devices with it closed. Hope this helps,
Zoltan
THE BLUETOOTH (and WiFi) MASTER
No, it's a Wallstreet 1. Thanks
Mike K
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At 7:46 AM -0400 7/21/05, diane wrote:
Any recommendations on an adapter to use my iBook in the car? I see
that Linksys has one that will actually allow you to plug a 2 or
3-prong plug into it, while others (APC was one that I saw) just
allows you to plug the ibook into the lighter. The APC
I had the registration app crash on me and it never asked again :-/
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On 21-Jul-05, at 8:23 AM, chris thacker wrote:
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Just for future reference on any of the LEM lists, there
On Jul 21, 2005, at 5:46 AM, diane wrote:
Any recommendations on an adapter to use my iBook in the car? I see
that Linksys has one that will actually allow you to plug a 2 or 3-
prong plug into it, while others (APC was one that I saw) just
allows you to plug the ibook into the lighter. The
My Titanium 1GHz powerbook has a slot in the side which I vaguely
believe is supposed to take a PCMCIA card, although the manual that
came with the powerbook says nothing about it.
The PB has USB but not USB 2.0. Maplin have a USB 2.0 PCMCIA Card
(no maker's name given) on promotion.
Fabian Fang wrote:
Dan, the PowerBook Guy in San Francisco, with website at http://
www.powerbookguy.com, sells a lot of PowerBook service parts. While I
do not see a light bulb as such on his Pismo page, he can probably
get it for you.
The PowerBook Guy has a great selection, but he's a
On Jul 21, 2005, at 7:44 AM, Mike wrote:
Mike,
Are you using a Pismo? If so, you can simply plug in a USB mouse and
USB keyboard, and with the external monitor connected, boot the Pismo
using the USB devices with it closed. Hope this helps,
Zoltan
THE BLUETOOTH (and WiFi) MASTER
No,
On Jul 21, 2005, at 2:41 PM, Michel Treisman wrote:
My Titanium 1GHz powerbook has a slot in the side which I vaguely
believe is supposed to take a PCMCIA card, although the manual that
came with the powerbook says nothing about it.
The PB has USB but not USB 2.0. Maplin have a USB 2.0
Anyone have a sound/AC board for sale ? I can buy ones with the loose AC port.
Mad Dog
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Whoa is me! Long time mac user, first time powerbook
user ...
I recently purchased a shiny new 17 G4 powerbook.
It's fun and fast and I love it ... except, I am
clueless when it comes to networking stuff. I'm a
designer, not a network admin :(
I first got the laptop, opened it, started it up,
Any recommendations on an adapter to use my iBook in the car? I see
that Linksys has one that will actually allow you to plug a 2 or
3-prong plug into it, while others (APC was one that I saw) just
allows you to plug the ibook into the lighter. The APC one is $40
while the others were $80.
TIA,
On Jul 21, 2005, at 7:38 PM, Dylan McDermond wrote:
It should work with your TiBook, but I'd suggest using a Firewire
drive instead. It's a faster sustained speed than USB 2 and you
already have the Firewire capability in your 'book now.
USB/firewire combo external drives are kinda
Is there a processor upgrade for a powerbook G3
Lombard (either a G3 or G4)?
TIA.
Pete.
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Is there a processor upgrade for a powerbook G3
Lombard (either a G3 or G4)?
TIA.
Pete.
Daystar and Wegener media sell upgrade cards, although you have to
send your CPU in.
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on 21/07/05 21:35, J Schooster at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I appreciate anyone's guidance.
What VPN server do you have at work? If Cisco, you need to use the Cisco
client. There are still too many differences of implementation between the
various providers of VPN services so the built-in one in
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