on 11/11/05 9:20 PM, Dan K at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
IIRC, Lombards and Palm Vs can directly connect using IRDA (sort of an
infrared serial port, the little dark red window at the left rear of the
Lombard), so you shouldn't need any adapter. In Palm Desktop just select
hotsynch via IRDA
sorry to have sent the other post...I meant to push delete instead I sent
it.
I am so not getting this...
neither the DELL Inspiron 1150 and the Lomabard have a connection port to
which this 4-6pin firewire cable will connect.
This was discussed in the clay animation conversation...I get
Kristina [EMAIL PROTECTED] asks:
neither the DELL Inspiron 1150 and the Lomabard have a connection port to
which this 4-6pin firewire cable will connect.
This was discussed in the clay animation conversation...I get that...
I understand that neither of these computers are firewire
I've been setting up a 400 MHz Lombard for my sister and have noticed a
disturbing problem.
It was running OS 9.2.2 with 320 Mb of RAM.
The L2 cache chip failed 6 months ago (The freeze on restart problem is
recent).
The freeze happens on restart but if I shut down and then start up all
is
Yep, i used to do that one to connect my T|E to my wallstreet (the
wallstreet doesnt have USB).
On 04/12/2005, at 5:03 AM, Kristina wrote:
on 11/11/05 9:20 PM, Dan K at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
IIRC, Lombards and Palm Vs can directly connect using IRDA (sort
of an
infrared serial port, the
Can anyone tell me if Global Village GlobalFax 2.6.5 software will work
with a Wallstreet's internal ethernet/modem expansion card? I'd like
to have fax function available in OS 9.x
Gene Osburn
Never swallow anything larger than your pride
--
G-Books is sponsored by
cool beans...I love this list!
does this mean that I could do the claymation thing now that I can connect
firewire thingys? Or is the iPod a low end thing and the claymation devices
a higher end thing?
One other question. I did get a good offer for a MacAlly Cardbus firewire
card...plus another
On Dec 3, 2005, at 5:08 PM, Kristina wrote:
cool beans...I love this list!
does this mean that I could do the claymation thing now that I can
connect
firewire thingys?
Yep
Or is the iPod a low end thing and the claymation devices
a higher end thing?
Nope
One other question. I did
My Reply follows quote. On 03/12/2005 15:54 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Can anyone tell me if Global Village GlobalFax 2.6.5 software will work
with a Wallstreet's internal ethernet/modem expansion card? I'd like
to have fax function available in OS 9.x
Gene Osburn
---
I tried it
ZANKS!!
Kristina
on 12/3/05 7:06 PM, Bruce Johnson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Dec 3, 2005, at 5:08 PM, Kristina wrote:
cool beans...I love this list!
does this mean that I could do the claymation thing now that I can
connect
firewire thingys?
Yep
Or is the iPod a low
I started the thread about being careful about static electricity.
Tonight, I put my G5 iMac to sleep.
I stood up and took off a Polartec vest, under which I had a cotton
turtleneck.
I was done with the computer and I knew I was going to get a blast of
static electricity when I
Hi,
I recently have been having problems with Safari. For example, the
websites that I used to be able to sign on with a password
immediately are now rejecting it over and over again. It will
normally take 6 or 7 tries before I finally get signed on. This is
not poor typing on my part.
Forgot to add this info : Running Safari 2.0.2 on OS 10.4.3. (and
Explorer 5.2 but I prefer just Safari).
This problem is also occurring on Explorer and Netscape. Suddenly,
it is like there is no recognition of my password until I type it in
a number of times.
Again, any
Amber R. wrote:
Forgot to add this info : Running Safari 2.0.2 on OS 10.4.3. (and
Explorer 5.2 but I prefer just Safari).
This problem is also occurring on Explorer and Netscape. Suddenly, it
is like there is no recognition of my password until I type it in a
number of times.
On 3-Dec-05, at 10:08 PM, Caleb Cupples wrote:
It sounds more like an issue with the keyboard than anything.
However, I wouldn't count out an issue with the OS. You might could
check the settings for your cookies and possibly clearing out the
browser cache. This is coming from my
On 3-Dec-05, at 10:18 PM, Clem Bacani wrote:
It is definitely not a safari problem since you just said it also
happens with other browsers. Try to reset the browser or emptying
your cache. Doing these will not in anyway harm your browsers.
Clem
Sorry - I didn't really state this
Amber R. wrote:
Hi Caleb,
It's strange because all of this started happening about a week ago and
has been getting progressively worse since. I have emptied the cache
and reset Safari. I called my ISP and they told me that they felt it
was a problem involving entering secure sites.
Amber R. wrote:
Sorry - I didn't really state this properly. I have now been able to
get things to work on Netscape and Explorer but still no go on Safari
which is the browser I prefer to use.
I have emptied out the cache and reset the browser for Safari...still
no go.
Sorry for
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