It's slow, like Nasa reaching Mars, but it runs well. I ended up
installing with no extra apps and no options, just the needed files I
couldn't uncheck. Worked like a charm. Even got it to 10.2.8. Now to find
an old copy of iLife that may run on this.
10.3.9 works OK on several of my WSs,
I'm having trouble getting Mail to send messages.
I believe (but don't know) that it's because my ISP
(Earthlink) made changes to the outgoing mail server settings.
Evidently they made these changes a month ago, but I just started
having trouble in the past day. I
I've had some smtp password problems recently, but not with
Earthlink. I found that turning off my local router and restarting it
so that it had a different DHCP ID address solved the problem.
Running Tiger with Comcast and a wireless Buffalo AirStation router.
J
On Sep 24, 2005, at 9:49
On Sep 24, 2005, at 12:49 PM, Peter Saint James wrote:
I'm having trouble getting Mail to send messages.
I believe (but don't know) that it's because my ISP
(Earthlink) made changes to the outgoing mail server settings.
Evidently they made these changes a month ago, but
I did replace my son's iBook hard disk this week. Upon disassembling it, I
found a rectangular magnet that was obviously out of place.
After putting back the iBook, I noticed that the iBook would not go to sleep
when closing the lid nor would it awake when opening the lid.
Remembering previous
On Sep 24, 2005, at 12:30 PM, G-Books wrote:
From: Peter Saint James [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Outgoing mail password
Date: Sat, 24 Sep 2005 12:49:47 -0400
I'm having trouble getting Mail to send messages.
I believe (but don't know) that it's because my ISP
(Earthlink)
At 3:32 PM -0400 9/24/05, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
I did replace my son's iBook hard disk this week. Upon disassembling it, I
found a rectangular magnet that was obviously out of place.
After putting back the iBook, I noticed that the iBook would not go to sleep
when closing the lid nor would it
If this is a g4 ibook the magnet goes on the right hand side of the
ibook near the edge close to the slot loading drive, it was glued
there originally but mine came off too when i pulled my book apart,
there is a mold line in the plastic that shows you where it was, you
need to put it back
My 17 1.5 GHz PowerBook (July 2004 model) just recently began having
trouble getting and maintaining a wireless internet connection when
it's open at a comfortable angle. The screen needs to be opened
about 60 degrees for the computer to get or maintain the wireless
capability. The
On Sep 20, 2005, at 11:43 AM, Mike Kauspedas wrote:
It wouldn't run too well on that G3 400, but it would run most of the
stuff. I will probably go with a less expensive and older version of
iLife though as the requirements are less. I found some iLife 03 for
$10 or less online. I really want
On Sep 20, 2005, at 11:43 AM, Mike Kauspedas wrote:
It wouldn't run too well on that G3 400, but it would run most of the
stuff. I will probably go with a less expensive and older version of
iLife though as the requirements are less. I found some iLife 03 for
$10 or less online. I really want
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