I recently came into a pismo that doesn't have a dvd or cd drive and
needs a system installed onto it. I have no external firewire hard
drive to install a system and the only firewire disc drive I have is
a burner that is not bootable. I do have a wallstreet, but is there
a way to install a
for the added G4 power (iBook g4 800Mhz 12
but no airport card) and it works quite nicely. Though, I don't think
you can go wrong either way.
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On Jan 20, 2004, at 7:42 PM, Frank P. Eigler wrote:
Three thumbs up for the TiBook. I've had mine for just over half a year
and I
Should a wallstreet be able to start up without the charge card (under
palmrest, charges the batteries) installed? My wallstreet still has it's
mystery startup problem, and the symptoms are different without that card
installed. Is that because it simply cannot complete the startup process
, I feel screaming in Bill Gates's
face...Please, PLEASE reply with your suggestions!
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On Mon, 05 Jan 2004 20:20:06 -0600, Andrew, a Mac Freak
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
This is a Kernel Panic and it means that something has gone REALLY wrong
somewhere along the line--enough
Should a wallstreet be able to start up without the charge card (under
palmrest, charges the batteries) installed? My wallstreet still has it's
mystery startup problem, and the symptoms are different without that card
installed. Is that because it simply cannot complete the startup process
without
On 1/10/04 6:45 AM, Gary Goldberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are there any websites where, like anti-virus
programs, you can get a free spyware checkup?
To my knowlwdge no spyware exists for this platform. Look elsewhere for a
solution to your problem.
Agreed. It's not impossible, but it's
On 1/10/04 5:22 AM, Paul Stamsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 22:41pm -0800 on 1/9/04, Robin Ashe, contributed:
OK, I tried the LW 8 extension, it practically nerfed my system, so I
rebooted with all extensions on and trimmed away the ones that I was sure I
didn't need. I now have a
On Jan 8, 2004, at 10:33 AM, Clyde Kahrl wrote:
A: I just turned off DHCP so I could test the non-wireless part of
the router--from port to port and not going through the WAN port.
It used the DHCP of my Asante router. Although I could see the
internet, it didn't seem to make any difference
, microsoft
office, graphicconverter, etc)
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and
will send a response afterward. Could this be a hardware failure, as I
inquired on my Safari Weird Crash message?
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anything, only restart. I have nothing running that is unusual and I have
more than enough free memory (total physical RAM: 256MB) If it helps to
specify my computer, it is an iBook G4 800MHz 12.
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on 03/01/04 16:28, Andrew, a Mac Freak at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When I use another application in Mac OS X 10.3 and switch to safari (which
is running in the background) I get a message that says You need to restart
your
the compartment for the airport card under the keyboard. I
thought the first Powerbook G4 12 didn't have cardbus, but the new one
probably does.
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Andrew
I don't have the 12 iBook but I do have the 12 Powebook which is very
nearly the same as the G4 iBook - it has the same mini-VGA video
output. And I just connected a VGA lead to the VGA-to-minVGA adapter,
plugged one end
of material
about 1/4 by 1/8 that were sticking out, removed
them, photographed them, and send all this to
PBPart yesterday via e-mail.
Anyone else have a similar problem?
PBparts did the same repair on my Wallstreet and it's been fine.
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is 1024x768, Millions of
Colors. Scales to 800x600 or 640x480 with Millions of Colors, also. At
least that's what my iBook is capable of, and since I read that both the
iBook 12 and Powerbook 12 use the exact same LCD panel
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it works great other than this, and it doens't bother me at all, but I was
wondering if this means its failing or something?
-Joe
I don't know if it is typical or not, but it could be a failing or loose
video cable from the pismo to the lcd.
As they all say, Just my 2 cents.
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of 1024x768
resolution or better, it will not be any advantage over the built-in LCD
screen, as the iBook and PowerBook 12 both have max resolutions of
1024x768. I actually prefer the LCD over a CRT.
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Does anyone know if a Buffalo Wireless Card 54 GHz card can be used
on a WallStreet PowerBook G3?
54 GHz, eh? What's the range on that thing, 2 feet? 54 GHz would
have incredible loss in an atmosphere...
Ah, I'm just fooling. I bet you mean 802.11g...
Does the card have Mac OS drivers? Do
, since it was originally an
MS-only development.
On Dec 27, 2003, at 11:39 AM, Andrew, a Mac Freak wrote:
On 12/26/03 12:24 PM, Krevnik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't think it is a problem, however, I don't think there is much of
an answer other than to return the camera if possible. ASF
an ASF
converter for Mac when Microsoft comes out with Windows Media Player 9 for
Mac OS X.
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Do you mean AlBook?
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view them on my Mac? There's plenty converters for Windows, I have found
out, but I do not own a Windows or Virtual PC. Any and all help is
appreciated!
Hope you all had a very Merry Christmas!
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About iBook Logic Board Failures at MacOpinion
http://www.macopinion.com/columns/roadwarrior/03/12/16/index.html,
including links to a petition and a class-action suit effort.
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German PowerBook fan Michael Kliehm has posted illustrated tear-down
tutorials for the three PowerBook G3 models:
WallStreet: http://homepage.mac.com/sysop/PhotoAlbum3.html
Lombard: http://homepage.mac.com/sysop/PhotoAlbum5.html
Pismo: http://homepage.mac.com/sysop/PhotoAlbum7.html
Andrew Main
Have you (or anyone else with the G4 upgrade) done any benchmark tests to
compare it to anything that shipped stock with a G4?
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 17 Dec 2003 22:13:20 -0800 (PST)
From: Bob [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Wallstreet CPU vs Board speed question
In-Reply-To:
That's very reassuring to hear. I had planned to send my wallstreet in for
the hinge upgrade, thinking that for $10 more than the stock hinges it was
a great deal. Sadly even though it is only $79 for the hinges and
installation, they quoted me $86 (about $116 Canadian) for the return
shipping
BA [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Apple wants $300 minimum to do the honors ...
Try DTT http://www.dttservice.com/repairs.html. Inexpensive
diagnosis and repairs.
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When my wallstreet was new (owned by a relative at the time) it developed
strange power related problems. I honestly don't remember the symptoms, but
after several attempts at diagnosis by the apple dealer that sold it, they
finally discovered that the plug on the power cord was touching some
Shaun,
Check out www.wegenermedia.com
Shawn
On Saturday, December 13, 2003, at 01:46 AM, Shaun D. McClurken wrote:
I've had a Lombard 400 MHz, 192MB/6GB for a few months. OS 9.2.2, which I
want to maintain for a while, or else I'd have to expand RAM and hard disk
space. And go without the DVD
chosen in
Startup Device or not -- an intended feature? Annoying, sometimes.)
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it's os9.01
That's your problem. 9.0 will run on the Wallstreet and 9.0.4+ will
run on the Wallstreet, but anything in between is a machine-specific
release of Mac OS and hence won't run on the Wallstreet.
Peace,
Drew
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since the mid-90s with
consistently excellent results, while this encounter only bears out
my previous experience with 18004Memory.
Andrew Main
If you've been thinking about maxing the RAM in your PB G3 (Pismo) or
G4 (early Titanium), you might be interested to know that Coast to
Coast Memory (aka
the search on their own site.
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On Tuesday, December 9, 2003, at 05:30 AM, G-Books wrote:
Subject: Japanese encoding in Mail
Apple's Mail has no place to set encoding,
In Mail, go to Format and click onText Encodings. Japanese ISO
2022JP is there.
Ahhh ... but that's where the arrow points to a grayed-out list which
Once in a while I have the necessity of sending ISO-2022 (Japanese
encoded) text via email, but have recently found that the software I
currently use does not support it. I used to have no problem doing
this in Eudora, but I use the free mode in its latest incarnation.
Apple's Mail has no
This site http://www.rgaros.nl/gestalt/index.html says the
Wallstreet (Wallstreet I) has a VRAM slot (look in the mach gestalt
section). Is that true? Where is it, if so? I assume it's on the
bottom of the motherboard, since it's not visible anywhere under the
keyboard area. Is it possible to
It's the wrong type RAM. The Lombard requires PC66, although SOME lucky
bastards find that their machines do accept PC100.. It's the luck of
the draw I
guess--mine won't take PC100, even though an old Wallstreet I had (which
supposedly required PC66) was as happy as a clam with PC100!!!
Anyway,
Just a question: Have you tried zapping the PRAM? The Wallstreet is
probably looking for the startup disk that was originally the 2GB
drive. Removing it confused the 'book. Zapping the PRAM will reset
the startup drive info, and the Wallstreet will boot from whatever
drive is bootable and
recommend them.
The sell the OEM hinges without installation, the aftermarket steel
hinges that they sell are only available with installation.
I recall it was $70 for OEM hinges, $80 for the steel hinges installed.
I'd suggest spending the extra $10...
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I'm looking at replacing the hinges in my wallstreet *again*, this is the
third time for this unit through it's lifespan with two owners. Is there a
better quality hinge available for them, or are wallstreet users stuck with
purchasing the original inadequate part for another temporary fix?
I
Date: Thu, 20 Nov 2003 10:57:29 +0100
From: Andrew [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Wallstreet hinges
I'm looking at replacing the hinges in my wallstreet *again*, this is
the third time for this unit through it's lifespan with two owners. Is
there a better quality hinge available for them
At 11:09 AM -0700 06/11/03, Andrew wrote:
Thanks to all list members for your helpful replies on this topic. From the
emails I recieved it seems that the first thing I should try is replacing
the PMU. Does anyone have a source for these? I've seen them online in the
past for $20US, but I can't
Thanks to all list members for your helpful replies on this topic. From the
emails I recieved it seems that the first thing I should try is replacing
the PMU. Does anyone have a source for these? I've seen them online in the
past for $20US, but I can't find any at the moment.
Until this is fixed,
My wallstreet won't power up properly. As soon as it gets power the fan and
power light come on, but it is unresponsive except to the reset keystroke
(cmd,shift,function,power) which turns the light and fan off.
Does anybody have any idea which component is most likely malfunctioning?
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Thank you all
Marc
That's the funniest thing I think I've ever read on this list! Let
me email you privately to relay my kudos! :-P
All joking aside, I'd just like to point out that the PowerBooks list
seems to run extremely
Looking for an external, portable CDRW drive to use with an iBook.
Any suggestions?
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If you had as much experience of small companies and products
like this you would know not to trust statements like that!
I have been in the Mac-on-PC emulation scene for a very long
time, so long in fact that I have given up waiting. There were
two companies that seriously promised PPC emulation
I have a question about PRAM batteries...
I need new ones for my Wallstreet (two, actually) and Pismo. The
question is: How many VL2330 cells are in the modules?
From the service manual, the Wallstreet looks like it has 6 or 8...
I don't want to tear down my Wallstreet(s) right now to
Ah, cheers!!
However, this'll be the telling tale:
Mac OS system requirements: PowerPC, Mac OS 8.x - 9.x
Important Note: Current version of Blue Label does not
support Mac OS X and Classic environment.
If it stays like that it'll be pretty pointless...
Fingers crossed.
And farther down the page
When I play a DVD on the Ti-Bk and send the signal out to the TV, the
contrast on the TV changes continually - almost a fading in/out effect.
Any thoughts? A weird copy protction scheme?
Thanks
Frank
Yeah, probably. It happens with a Comcrap laptop we have, too. And
it also happens if you
my wallstreet 250 has a 6 cell PRAM battery,
-Andrew
On Nov 1, 2003, at 1:39 PM, Andrew Kershaw wrote:
I have a question about PRAM batteries...
I need new ones for my Wallstreet (two, actually) and Pismo. The
question is: How many VL2330 cells are in the modules?
From the service manual
On 10/26/03 12:09 PM, David M. Ensteness [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into the
Cybertrough:
According to the LEM rules one post per year on any list is allowed per
member, but this isn't just one per list per year. He has done this on
regular occasion whenever someone is looking for something he can
If you're ever in Ann Arbor you can reset your battery on my Lombard.
I have battery reset 2.0.
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Hi,
The AirPort card is for wireless networking (802.11b). You'll need
a PCMCIA bluetooth adapter or a USB bluetooth adapter to sync up
with your phone. I don't know if the drivers for either one of
those are available, so do some research first.
What about the D-Link USB-Bluetooth adapter
on 10/11/03 11:49 AM, w miller at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Maybe I'm too much of a worry wart, but my Lombard frequently seems so
hot on the bottom that I think I must shut it down. I sometimes hear what
sounds like a fan come on. When I have it on my desk, I raise the rear end
with a little
Thanks to those who answered my question. If it's true that I really should
be shutting down when the Lombard seems hot, what do these listmembers who
never shut down know that I don't (and should)?
Willi
Nothing.
Shutting it down can't hurt, but you don't necessarily _need_ to shut
it down.
Thanks to those who answered my question. If it's true that I really should
be shutting down when the Lombard seems hot, what do these listmembers who
never shut down know that I don't (and should)?
Willi
What I should have added is that, yes, it is true that heat can cause
damage to your
mine (along with thousands more I would imagine) have even slept
through the X-ray machines at the airport, 100% safe!
-Andrew
On Thursday, October 9, 2003, at 07:14 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In all the years I've owned PowerBooks - I go back to the original PB
140 -
I have only turned my
mine (along with thousands more I would imagine) have even slept
through the X-ray machines at the airport, 100% safe!
-Andrew
(Hey, nice name!)
I think at one time that this was actually a MacWorld user tip. They
suggested that when going through security, you have your Mac
sleeping so
So, I merely tapped the back of the display and the picture
returned. Any clues?
That sounds like a loose LCD cable. You could try taking it apart
and securing the connection, but these cables are extremely fragile.
If it's not the connector that's loose, you probably have a slight
Thank you Drew. I tried all your hints but Pismo doesn't make a start up
sound. It goes straight to a grey screen with a small folder in the middle
wich switches to a system icon and a question mark.
What to do?
That's strange. Some Macs when muted don't sound the startup
chime... Don't know if
Thank you Adam. I see if i can make the machine work with your tips.So far
however, the machine doesn't start up from CD, even while pressing C.
Have you tried resetting the PRAM? That usually clears the setting
that defines which drive you have selected as the boot disk... To do
it, hold down
Drew, IIRC you may want to check the extension which loaded right after
the Apple Audio Extension (or maybe the one right before). On my Pismo,
sometimes it's not been the extension whose icon you see last, but the
one that was in process of loading that caused the problem (or else, the
extension
It still may not have been AAE. I once had the same problem on a Mac
at the office. Disabling AAE helped for a while, then it moved on to
other extensions.
It wasn't a virus and I never did find a solution, but ended up
reformatting the drive completely. Many strange problems continued
to
~mainFrame
Anyone have any other suggestions? What's the best (cheapest) source
for the MadsonLine, or other make?
Thanks,
Andrew Main
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Hi all,
It's time for my first real question to the list...
My Pismo 500 is acting up in strange ways - it won't wake from sleep
without locking up hard and requiring a reboot.
When I boot it, I only succesfully boot about one in five or six
tries. The rest of the time it either locks up at
Oh yeah:
Pismo 500
1GB RAM
OS 9.2.2, 9.2.1
Thanks,
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Have you tried to put back the original memory?
Well, no, not yet. I'm in the process of troubleshooting my new
(month old) RAM first. And so far, one module passes all the RAM
checks. I've booted with the second module right now, and I'll be
checking it out...
But originally it only had
Canon BJC 4550 inkjet.
I got mine from E-bay, I think it might be an orphaned product (not
available new).
I have the manual and other useful files if you end up with one.
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I would say 1.5 hours is pretty good for upgrading that much.
Without looking up the specs, I'm sure your upgraded processor pulls
more wattage than the old one. Your battery was designed with the
old processor in mind. Even running it at slower cycles, your
probably still going to pull out
Hi all,
As a new Lombard owner I have had no experience with Wi-Fi cards.
The preferred card seem to be the Orinoco Gold for those of us running
os 9.x. On ebay I see a plethora of Orinoco cards most are however
branded with another name, are these the same cards with someone else's
name on
on 28/09/03 09:38, Matthew D. O'Conner at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is that possible? Assume that my local coffee shop has a wireless
network of some sort. Is there a PCMCIA (sp?) card that I can
install that allows that?
I don't know too much about public wireless notebook use - is there a
that can.
If anyone would like to test this theory, just go out to your car and
short your battery (only 12v!) with a large metal object, the resulting
fire should serve as proof enough.
-Andrew
On Friday, September 26, 2003, at 08:15 AM, Tekno Liber wrote:
I wouldn't call 24V unsafe however you
?
Jacob
I'm using a Lucent Wavelan Silver with Apple's airport extensions.
I'm running OS 9.2.2, not sure if Jaguar would be the same.
I can't say much about range, I show good signal strength at the other
end of the living room up 30 feet away up a level and through a couple
of walls.
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Tekno Liber wrote:
I've just bought an old Wallstreet (the one with the missing keys).
It's old and cheap, not cheap enough to make it obvious that its
background is dodgy, but there is a sign that point to the possibility
of it being a little than kosher, the lack of serial number. The sticker
Whew. But I'd still like to know about the lid-shut-sleep thingy, if
anyone knows, do please tell. :-)
Dan K
A weak magnet over the right edge of the PowerBook? Judging by
everything from the Wallstreet to the Pismo, the sleep actuator is
activated by a magnet in that general vicinity. You
did have a problem shutting the Lombard down after ejecting the card
(would lock up) but I seem to have fixed it somehow
Let me know if I can help further.
Andrew in Ann Arbor
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It has to use a non-Apple wireless card, because the Apple AirPort card
doesn't have an antenna so that's why you can use it only in an
AirPort-ready Macintosh because those have an internal antenna in the case.
The other reason is that although the form factors are the same, an
airport card will
An orinoco Silver worked in my Pismo's AirPort slot, but the AirPort card
didn't work in the PCcard slot. The Silver card/AP slot appeared as an AP
card but the AP card/PC slot didn't appear at all.
That's interesting. Do you have the AirPort PC Card extension installed?
This particular
memory?
What percentage of Lombards has had this problem to date (is it a case
of if or when?).
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I would say more ram/faster hd would only help your situation if you
found yourself paging information out to the hard disk frequently while
under illustrator. (granted this may be the case)
-Andrew
On Thursday, September 4, 2003, at 11:21 AM, Vic Duong wrote:
Hello everyone, I was just
Sorry guys, wrong subject header:
Hello everyone, I was just wondering if anyone had any experience with
working on a Pismo with Toshiba's 60 GB 5400rpm/16mb cache HD in tandem with
1 GIG ram?
I noticed the HD and another 512 stick would run about $300 for the upgrade.
I'm using Abobe Illustrator
A friend just scanned some old home movies into his computer and made
some VCDs for me.
I can play them on my Lombard (400 MHz OS 9.2.2 ) with Apple Video
Player (version 1.7.3) but Quicktime (version 5.0.2) and Apple DVD
player (version 1.3) don't seem to see them.
Is there a better VCD
a month the plastic turned to powder and the insert pulled out.
Apply it very sparingly (use a toothpick) and only use it for metal to
metal connections.
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they only have version 6.2.2 streamline for MAC.
I'm using version 7.02 streamline on an obsolete (WIN98 233 Mhz) PC and
it's much better than the full Netscape install.
Check out http://sillydog.org/narchive/ for more options, they have
all the way back to 4.08 for system 7.5.
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Hi all... Proud new owner of a Pismo 500 here...
I'm contemplating upgrading the CPU to either a G4 or a 900MHz G3.
Newer Tech (through OWC) has a G4 500 upgrade, as does PowerLogix.
PowerLogix also has a 900MHz G3 upgrade option. Does anyone have any
thoughts on these upgrades? 900MHz
ethernet card in a PowerBook 1400, which connects any time,
including when the cable is connected while the computers are
running. But hey, what do I know?
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visually it looks okay (no bent pins). Then I
tried another iBook, and had the same problem, so now I'm wondering
if there's some trick to setting up ethernet on an iBook? Or is there
any other way to test the port?
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with, among others,
clamshell iBooks, but am concerned that I might encounter the same
problem. Has anyone used a USB flash drive with a clamshell iBook,
and run into this difficulty -- or not? What brand works, or doesn't?
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it's smaller/lighter than the
Pismo/Lombard.
Any thoughts?
Any suggestions for vendors?
I'm recommending OS 9.2.2, any reason for a beginner non-power user to
go to OS X?
Thanks
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NOTE: new local address is andrewaa
system has eaten a piece of writable media without wanting to
give it up.
Has anyone had these problems before or come up with a solution?
Mit freundlichen Gruessen,
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I also have Airport AP 1.3.2 and Airport AP Support 1.3.2 extensions
enabled.
The card is part number PC24E-H-FC serial number 00UT28442879.
The Wallstreet was a 266 Mhz model.
The card also works in my new Lombard 400 Mhz with the same extensions.
Good luck
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, extensions and preferences so
maybe that will do it.
Thanks...
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NOTE: new local address is andrewaa(at)comcast.net
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each other
on the network, how can I make them visible to the Lombard (or vice-versa)?
Thanks
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Ann Arbor Michigan
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Hi All,
Does anyone know which camera's are supported with iChat?
It says something like any USB or Firewire WebCam, but I can't see it
actually working with *any* USB or Firewire WebCam :)
I am specifically interested in the Creative Wireless WebCam
Andrew
On Wed, 2003-06-25 at 14:57, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 25/06/03 05:21, Andrew McCall at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
Does anyone know which camera's are supported with iChat?
It says something like any USB or Firewire WebCam, but I can't see it
actually working with *any* USB
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Jim
Could I trouble you for a copy of the Lombard teardown PDF?
I haven't had any reason to get inside my new Lombard but I expect it'll
happen someday, most likely when I can't get to any of the disassembly
sites I've got bookmarked.
Thanks
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Ann Arbor Michigan
technology
but have noticed
that the drive clicks and whirs when I start up the computer (with no
floppy inside). Is this normal?
Was there ever an Apple internal floppy or was the Wallstreet the last
powerbook to have that option?
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