Hi,
Just wondering if anybody has used the Allsop Clear View Wipes for
cleaning your PB and screen ? Are they okay to use ?
I did see the more expensive iMonster and iKlear solutions but of
course they were more than twice as expensive as this canister of 100
pre-moistened wipes.
It does
At 10:18 PM -0600 12/17/2005, Frank Cornew wrote:
Pismo running tiger
LC running OS 7.6.1.
[snip]
Any thoughts on how to improve this setup. It might be a bit more
stable - it seems to choke during large file transfers, say greater
than a gig, and would be nice to access from the Pismo.
G-Books wrote on 12/18/05, 10:23:
that Newer Technologies battery upgrade from
Other World Computing looks too good to pass up. :)
Hey Caleb; Good Luck with you Lombard.
These really look very interesting and since mine didn't come with a
battery these seem like a good deal as
I just did a Security Update on my Pismo, OS X 10.3.9, and I am having trouble
accessing the internet. I now have to select (instead of it being automatically
recognized) my home Airport network everytime I open up the lid of my PB.
When I try to use a browser, I get the message that it can't
On Dec 18, 2005, at 12:03 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just did a Security Update on my Pismo, OS X 10.3.9, and I am having
trouble accessing the internet. I now have to select (instead of it
being automatically recognized) my home Airport network everytime I
open up the lid of my PB. When
On Dec 18, 2005, at 10:32 AM, AMBER K wrote:
Hi,
Just wondering if anybody has used the Allsop Clear View Wipes for
cleaning your PB and screen ? Are they okay to use ?
I did see the more expensive iMonster and iKlear solutions but of
course they were more than twice as expensive as this
Are you sure it's safe to use alcohol wipes on laptop screens? I
thought they had a coating that would be damaged by alcohol. I've
been using Klear Screen, which states alcohol and ammonia free on
their web site.
http://www.klearscreen.com/
Regards,
Harry Corsover
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On Dec 18, 2005, at
Hi Harry,
I was wondering about that too as those Allsop wipes state they
have alcohol in them.
I went to Best Buy today and unbelievably, the Geek Squad guy told
me to go to Canadian Tire and buy degreaser (Liquid Green ?) to
clean the screen. I can't imagine how horrible that would be
Now, here's my $0.02, but I've used several different methods to clean
laptop screens over the years, but I've had no problems using rubbing
alcohol. However, I've not tried this on my Lombard, or anything newer
than my old 190, so I don't know how it'd affect the newer screens.
Caleb
On
I'll add my 2 cents too!
Non-alchohol baby-wipes. they're also good for cleaning ink off your
printer.
John
On Dec 18, 2005, at 9:38 PM, Caleb Cupples wrote:
Now, here's my $0.02, but I've used several different methods to
clean laptop screens over the years, but I've had no problems
I actually just tried that on my Lombard, and I've been pleasantly
surprised. It's kinda interesting what homebrew remedies that we Mac
users can come up with, given the resources.
Now, if anyone will come up with a cheap way to power my Lombard
without an AC adapter for 3-5 hours and without
On Dec 18, 2005, at 9:04 PM, Caleb Cupples wrote:
I actually just tried that on my Lombard, and I've been pleasantly
surprised. It's kinda interesting what homebrew remedies that we Mac
users can come up with, given the resources.
Now, if anyone will come up with a cheap way to power my
I've been talking with my grandpa, whom I converted to a Mac, but he's
been complaining of his mini feeling slower than when it was new. I'm
speaking from my limited experience with OS X and its behavior but
running Jaguar on my Lombard (G3/400, 192 MB RAM) feels more responsive
than his Rev.
Check that the amount of RAM it thinks it has is the amount it's
supposed to be.
On Dec 18, 2005, at 8:34 PM, Caleb Cupples wrote:
I've been talking with my grandpa, whom I converted to a Mac, but
he's been complaining of his mini feeling slower than when it was
new. I'm speaking from my
I did when it started, and it's showing all 256 MB. If I remember
correctly, the mini only has one bank of RAM, so if it didn't show up,
it wouldn't run. I may be wrong on my assumption that it's only got one
RAM slot, though. It still shows all 256 MB RAM.
This is my question, would the file
On Dec 18, 2005, at 11:52 PM, Caleb Cupples wrote:
I did when it started, and it's showing all 256 MB. If I remember
correctly, the mini only has one bank of RAM, so if it didn't show
up, it wouldn't run. I may be wrong on my assumption that it's only
got one RAM slot, though. It still
Well, I mentioned the RAM upgrade, but he wants to hold out. As far as
system resources, everything looks normal. Nothing is really hogging
the CPU or memory.
I didn't even think of checking the permissions, because it never was
an issue on my Linux boxes, or my Lombard, so I never thought
On Dec 18, 2005, at 8:34 PM, Caleb Cupples wrote:
I've been talking with my grandpa, whom I converted to a Mac, but
he's been complaining of his mini feeling slower than when it was
new. I'm speaking from my limited experience with OS X and its
behavior but running Jaguar on my Lombard
on 18/12/05 19:00, Harry Corsover at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are you sure it's safe to use alcohol wipes on laptop screens? I
thought they had a coating that would be damaged by alcohol. I've
been using Klear Screen, which states alcohol and ammonia free on
their web site.
Yep, you want to
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