Thanks guys... will give the suggestions a try and let you know what
happens... you are all GREAT!
Sandra Ragan
www.plumdigital.com
On Jan 19, 2006, at 12:58 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Jan 19, 2006, at 12:41 PM, sandra ragan wrote:
I tried Protected mode but didn't try a different user...
Dear G-bookers
First, sorry to all (especially Howard) who got eye-strain from my
colour-scheme
In reply to Brian:
Are the external cases FW 400 or 800?
400
Have you tried a FW card in the PCMCIA slot?
not yet - can anyone lend/sell me one?
In reply to John
setting 30GB as slave (it
I would try moving data from her desktop to her hard drive.
If that fails then dump from the hard drive to make more
memory. If it's important stuff put it on CD's first. I too
use an old i-Mac. I love it but it's like driving a 1957
Desota.
Woody
Gerald Abreu
Look for an extension called print Monitor, do a get info (Apple-
I), select memory and triple the amount thats there.
John
On Jan 20, 2006, at 1:14 AM, Caleb Cupples wrote:
How much RAM does she have? Also, it may be a bug in the printer
driver, so I'd try updating. Of course, if there's
I use it on a TiBook and an AlBook both with 10.4.4. I've never had a
problem with Panther nor Tiger.
Try deleting theorg.orange-carb.SlimBatteryMonitor.plist file
from your user/library/preference folder.
John
On Jan 20, 2006, at 2:50 AM, Daniel Colwell wrote:
On Thursday, Jan 19,
Thanks for the suggestions I'll pass them on.
I don't recall how much memory she has. I think on the iBook it's 256
You see I live in California and she in Texas. So I'm trying to help her
with
this problem long distance.
Any help is appreciated.
Gerald
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On 1/20/06, Bruce Ryan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear G-bookers
First, sorry to all (especially Howard) who got eye-strain from my
colour-scheme
I refuse to admit that I'm getting too old to make out material on a
website. :)
I know this is a longshot--does the drive do what you want on
I would appreciate some suggestions on how to do the following:
I am canceling my regular phone service to have the digital phone
service installed this weekend.
I have a couple of important messages that I HAVE to save from my
voicemail and I am wondering how to do it.
I tried using the
Hi Amber,
I don't know if this will work, but using one of the sound recording
applications, I wonder if by hooking up the phone jacks from your
book to the outgoing jack of the answering machine, then playing msg,
would transmit the voice msg to your book with Recording On? I have
not
I just noticed an app on VersionTracker called 'Audio Hijack'. Might
enable you to do exactly what you want. This is an OSX App, but I
don't recall off hand which OS you are using.
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/18611
There are several others there that you might try
At 10:03 PM -0800 01/19/2006, Gerald Abreu wrote:
my 70 year old mother is having a printing problem with both of her macs
an ibook and an imac both running Mac OS 9. Every time she tries to
print she gets an out of memory message. Does anyone have any info
to a fix? or can point me in the
I think in order to make use of this, you have to have a wired
connectin rather than using the speakerphone. Radio Shack sells an
inexpensive (about $20 when I bought one) device that plugs in
between the base and handset of a wired phone. It can be used to play
recordings to others over
I missed the beginning of this thread, but not all Firewire drives
are bootable. I had to return two new ones to IOGear because they
weren't bootable, but others are. At first they gave me a hard time
since they didn't advertise the drives as bootable, but I prevailed
eventually and they
I have two G3 Pbooks: One Lombard, one Pismo. Both have the dreaded won't
start up anymore problem, which appears to be an issue with the mini board
containing the AC plug (female end).
I've seen quite a few vendors selling replacement cards (a little under $40
for the Lombard, nearly $70
Thanks for the responses . Even though I used it almost everyday, I
guess I left it unplugged for a day or two when it stopped working.
Resetting the Power Manager didn't do the trick. I've left it plugged
in now for 3 days and today it booted up. Go figure.
Recharged the PRAM battery, common
Malcolm Cornelius writes:
Are you sure the cards are the faulty e.g. obviously damaged
or by checking them against a known good machine ?
Have you tried removing the PRAM battery and the keyboards to
see if they'll boot ?
I haven't, but I will. That's some of the kung fu I'm looking
We've created some new email lists, but they're different from the old
ones. We're using Google Groups, which means you can sign up, change
your status, and read postings using your browser.
I hope to eventually move other lists to Google Groups as well.
The Macintel list, which covers all
No luck so far... Accounts hangs on opening in infinite cursor
spinning, and Preferential Treatment hangs (no dialog box, shows icon
in the doc but says it's not responding)... unless someone has another
idea, the next step is a limited Archive Re-instal... : (
Sandra Ragan
Mark Kippert on 1/17/06 3:56 PM wrote:
Is it safe to assume I can install a 120GB hard drives in a 667MHz Titanium
PowerBook? Thanks!
Well, still not sure about the 120GB and a Titanium, but I just ordered a
120BG drive. Hope it works, don't see why it won't. I'll post the results so
others
Do you have a second machine running X?
If so link the 2 via firewire and start your problem machine while
holding the T key.
This will start it in target mode, the hard drive will show up as a
firewire drive. Try running your diagnostics/repairs from the second
machine.
John
On Jan 20,
On Jan 20, 2006, at 6:05 AM, John McGibney wrote:
I use it on a TiBook and an AlBook both with 10.4.4. I've never had
a problem with Panther nor Tiger.
Tjhis is a Pismo-specific Tiger issue. My wife's Pismo was also
unable to calculate the remaining battery/charge time after the
update
will try that from my ibook...
had to do that when I first upgraded to Panther the Big Al refused
to boot after the first upgrade installation for some reason.
Sandra Ragan
www.plumdigital.com
On Jan 20, 2006, at 12:40 PM, John McGibney wrote:
Do you have a second machine running X?
If
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