Help! My PB 667 will not backlite when woken up or started up from
battery power. Sometimes it will but after a while I'll have to
restart the computer and then it won't. A repair place told me I
needed a new logic board for $600 which doesn't interest me. Any
thoughts, suggestions? Thank you
On Aug 7, 2005, at 3:05 PM, Peter Saint James wrote:
I'm at a loss to see how it pays. I can't imagine enough people
dim enough to buy something from a spammer. Who could possibly
believe they could get anything worth having from someone who
obviously is out to exploit and annoy them? I
Or they have engines that mix up names and random and if they don't
get a bounce, they know they have a legitimate name.
When the NYC dept of ed changed my email name, I didn't get any
spam--but others with more common names got spam before they even
checked their email--they had never posted! Esp
>>
>> Nope.
>>
>> The battery connector on the 12in is soldered on the logic board whereas on
>> the 14in they are on a cable off the board IIRC.
>
> it is for the larger size of the 14". there is no way to modify the boards?
Didn't seem easy when I looked at it - I didn't even consider it an o
Nope.
The battery connector on the 12in is soldered on the logic board whereas on
the 14in they are on a cable off the board IIRC.
it is for the larger size of the 14". there is no way to modify the boards?
btw. i guess that the 12" g3 and g4 are indeed interchangeable.
isn't it?
--
G-Books
On Sun, Aug 7, 2005 at 8:05 pm -0400, Peter Saint James wrote:
> It would also seem that if spamming really does pay, this
>undermines one of the foundations of classical economics, which is
>supposed to be based on the idea that buyers are rational people
>pursuing goals favorable t
There's something about spamming that has me puzzled.
I'm at a loss to see how it pays. I can't imagine enough
people dim enough to buy something from a spammer. Who could
possibly believe they could get anything worth having from someone
who obviously is out to exploit
on 06/08/05 13:19, Jan Georgen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I posted much of the following to the Apple PowerBook Usage
> discussion, am also
> trying here in search of much needed help!
>
> I replaced the sound/ac card and the power switch in a 400mHz Pismo.
> The computer chimes and I can get
>On the Lombard and Pismo the expansion bay drives were set to Master.
Yes, and the standard Matsushita (Panasonic) SR-8173-C CD-DVD-ROM drive
has a switch which can select Master, Slave or Cable Select, by a slide
switch.
Master is indeed the correct choice.
If you're buying a replacement 12
At 10:51 AM -0600 8/6/05, Jim Dynes wrote:
Now that sounds like a plan.
Someone on the lists are collecting emails for spammers because that
is the only place I post.
No, Jim, they harvest them from the archives.
--
Sincerely,
Dennis B. Swaney
"Windows is a command-line OS with a GUI shell w
> I'm in the process of buying a dvdrw for the Lombard
> I'm putting together. The seller needs to know whether
> she should set the drive as master or slave. I'm
> wondering, should I not set the hd drive as the master
> and the dvd drive as the slave? Your help will be
> greatly appreciated. TI
I'm in the process of buying a dvdrw for the Lombard
I'm putting together. The seller needs to know whether
she should set the drive as master or slave. I'm
wondering, should I not set the hd drive as the master
and the dvd drive as the slave? Your help will be
greatly appreciated. TIA.
Pete.
> Someone on the lists are collecting emails for spammers because that
> is the only place I post.
You could also be the victim of a "dictionary attack" where they send
out spam to a series of alpha strings at likely addresses.
My Dad uses his initials and has a lot of spam.
I have a theory tha
> Given that the logic board of the 14" iBook G4 has the same size of
> the 12" I was wondering if the are interchangeable, and, in case, if
> it is possible to put the 14" G4 logic board into a 12" G3 ibook.
Nope.
The battery connector on the 12in is soldered on the logic board whereas on
the
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