So I end up on Stonyfield's website (the yogurt
people) and got to click to get their coupons and get
the following error:
We have noticed that you are using a Macintosh
Computer. Unfortunately, our system is not
cowmpatible with the Macintosh platform.
Now, it seems to me that if you one is on
--- Barry Muller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So I end up on Stonyfield's website (the yogurt
people) and got to click to get their coupons and
get
the following error:
We have noticed that you are using a Macintosh
Computer. Unfortunately, our system is not
cowmpatible with the Macintosh
Hello,
I just sent an email to:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I got the following error:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Remote host said: 550
[EMAIL PROTECTED] unknown user
account
Does anyone know if this is an obsolete address (Got
it from Low End Mac just few minutes ago). or a
temporary server problem.
TIA,
Thanks folks - you were correct. Also thanks to the
person who submitted the tdigest request on my behalf.
Barry
--- Clark Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 7:52 AM -0800 2/4/06, Barry Muller wrote:
Hello,
I just sent an email to:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I got the following error
Reminds me of the brilliant statement I made to a
friend after I replaced my Plus w\ and SE30: I'll
never need to buy another computer again! I new that
was rediculous the millisecond the words left my
mouth.
Folks, for those of you who think this is religion:
building computers is a business.
they must be
getting from the base station, so what would cause my
browsers on the eMac not to be able to find a website?
Baffling!
--- Barry Muller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry about x-posting. I just joined the macnetwork
list, but it seems there isn't much traffic there.
This does have
Last summer I purchased a new battery for my Pismo
and within the last few weeks occassionally (though
with increasing frequency) it has gone from full
charge to zero very quickly (w\in 15 minutes or so).
It is one of those OWC batteries that promises 125%
(IIRC) battery run-time of the
Sorry about x-posting. I just joined the macnetwork
list, but it seems there isn't much traffic there.
This does have a G-book component to the problem
(actually the start of the problem) so maybe the list
admin won't mind.
Barry
--- Barry Muller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To: Mac Network
Based on an earlier thread I downloaded Onyx to do
some house keeping. I have run it twice and each time
it asks for my system password. Is that usual? I
know that to install software I get asked to provide
the PW, so I know I'm open to comment as to what am I
worried about, but this constant
Well that is good news as, as much as I like my old
pismo, the eMac would have more grunt (G4, faster
processor, and more RAM) for processing images.
--- Bruce Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On Dec 16, 2005, at 5:41 PM, Barry Muller wrote:
Zoltan et al.,
Thanks for the tips. Its
Well, might be a Tiger only option. For me, when I
open the Energy Saver
preference pane, there is a Schedule... button in
the lower right corner
of the window. When you click on it, a little sheet
drops from the top of
the window and you have 2 checkbox, one to wake or
startup the
For Apples sake I'm glad that there is so much
exitement about the new Macintels, and, intellectually
I think it was a good move. That said, and for
reasons I won't delve into on this forum, I'll be
looking forward to the opportunity to get my first Mac
desktop in a while, probably a dual G5
Zoltan et al.,
Thanks for the tips. Its nice to see that there is a
cheap solution for this issue.
Actually I need the card for a Canoscan 8400F that
purchased and then saw the spec for USB 2.0. I'd
rather attach the scanner to my 1 GHz eMac, but looks
like I'm out of luck there as it only
Bizarre. Whats next? Macs sporting Intel chips? ;-)
--- themacuser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The new iPods (nano and video) don't support
FireWire.
On 17/12/2005, at 11:11 AM, Barry Muller wrote:
Zoltan et al.,
Thanks for the tips. Its nice to see that there
is a
cheap solution
Hello List,
Is there a PCI Card out there for a USB2 port that
works with a Pismo? Are there any other options for
adding USB2 to a Pismo?
Thanks,
Barry
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Sorry - meant PCMCIA Card. bem
--- Barry Muller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello List,
Is there a PCI Card out there for a USB2 port that
works with a Pismo? Are there any other options for
adding USB2 to a Pismo?
Thanks,
Barry
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Your Pismo's lighting for the display is getting old.
Mine has done that since I got the Pismo in June of
this year. From what I understand from previous
threads on this list, it is a replaceable item that
you may wish to have someone else do. IIR, the cost
is about $60-$70 for the job TM. I'm
--- Stuart Saunders [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There was an article about a month or so ago where
the author,
reviewing several different Winders computers wrote
'And we've got
work to do, so we can't use a Mac'
Well, they meant we got money to make, and as we get
payed by the
Amber,
I don't recall seeing which PB or iBook you are using,
but I have a Pismo 400 MHz that I picked up las June.
You mention problems with the t not showing up - I
have this problem with my Pismo - it is very hit or
miss. Most of the time the t types, but not
always. Perhaps your t key is
I have managed to lose my CD ROM Drive for my
Wallstreet that I've had since new (I bought the
floppy option at the time - and that is what is in the
bay). I would like to upgrade to OS 9 and give the
book to my parents - so I need the CD Drive.
What are my options now that I need to purchase a
Hello John,
That'd be fantastic! I understand exactly how busy
you can be this time of year, having taught before and
just finished my latest degree recently. I am not
under any time constraints so I will gladly wait.
Here is my address:
Barry Muller
919 Locust St
Perrysburg, OH 43551
So it seems that enough of us have had success with
ATA6 large capacity drives from various manufacturers.
Seems to me that problems are spurious (the list
member's experience during exhaustive tests
notwithstanding - is testing hardware your job?) and
therefore possibly due to manufactuering
I have a 400 MHz Pismo (576 MB RAM - OS 10.4.3) and
replaced the original 6 GB with a Travelstar 40 GB,
ATA6 back in July of this year. Bought from OWC. No
issues to date, runs quiet and fast. The original
drive was fairly noisy and died the day the new drive
arrived - talk about timing!
Barry
I recnetly got a great deal on a 400 MHz Pismo with a
bad battery and as it turns out a bad HD. I've
upgraded to a Hitachi 40 GB HD and added an Airport
Card and couldn't be happier with this Mac, except for
the 8 MB Video limit.
Seems that back in the day of the the Performa Macs I
read that
Perhaps you can hold out until next year when the new
Mac-Intels are out. Then you can boot in XP or Tiger
depending on whether or not your IT buddy is hovering
about ( ;-) ). Or, maybe by then, the whole company
will have converted to the Intel flavour of OS X!
(Sorry, I'm hoping to find the
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