Last year, after reading a couple reviews in Mac publications and
Lexmark's promo literature, I got Such A Deal from BJ's that I bought a
Lexmark 6170 printer/fax/copier/scanner/Bass-O-Matic... only to find
when I got the pig home that there were no Mac drivers -- OS X or
otherwise -- and both
H... don't know how they got there, but I have FAXstf for OS 9.x
AND FAXstf X in my Applications folder. Another mystery...
Bart
On Apr 18, 2005, at 8:47 AM, KxUx wrote:
Opps. Did I imply that FAXstf is in the system? That is not the case.
Apple
delivers fax functionality in the system, but
So, as I just found out after about a year-and-a-half, did mine! Doh!
Thanks for the heads-up. Has anyone used FAXstf X in a one-line
situation? What I'm looking for specifically is this: If the phone
rings, and FAXstf picks it up after x rings and there's no modem tone,
will it automatically
Avail yourself of the best deal in the world for replacing SuperDrives
(and lots of other stuff: HDs, LCDs, etc.). Go to PowerBookResQ (part
of MacResQ):
http://www.powerbookresq.com/
and check out this, and many other, deals:
PowerBookResQ 8x Dual-Layer SuperDrive 24 Hour Nationwide Full
It was announced yesterday that the wienie phrase information
superhighway has been dropped from the latest edition of the OED, and
NOT before its time. Let us not lament its passing.
Bart
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I have a PBG4 17 Aluminum, OS X 10.3.8. At my shop, I'm connected to
the web by DSL (at home, by Airport to Cable Modem). Can I connect a
phone line to the phone jack on the back of the PB, and send and
receive e-faxes? I want to get rid of my huge, miserable, and
non-Mac-compliant (though
Thanks for the info -- I didn't even know Apple bundled FAXstf with OS
X, and I've been using OS X since first release... guess you gotta look
for these things! Have any problems *receiving* faxes? My problem is my
shop has ONE phone line, but I think I can remember how to set the
answer on x
For those who responded by asking what are you talking about, to my
request for help concerning my defunct SuperDrive, may I humbly suggest
that if you'd read my original post, instead of the snippets people
quoted, you might have divined that I was talking about the SuperDrive
in my PowerBook
...my special thanks to the helpful gent who accused me of stupidity:
Oh I am sorry that is for the 4X UJ-825 you want the slower UJ-815
which is $15 more from the same source. I'm looking for a solution to
my problem, not necessarily a UJ-815, and certainly not a critique of
my intelligence.
On Tuesday, September 14, 2004, at 03:40 PM, G-Books wrote:
I'd say your chances of getting *anyone* to respond to future requests
have gone down dramatically.
Considering the quality of some of these responses and the attitudes
those responses reflect, that eventuality is not necessarily an
Clark and Mikael, you fellows have really hurt my feelings. I believe
you owe me a big apology and a sloppy wet kiss. Your public and private
excoriation will almost certainly cost me the G-Spot Popularity
Contest. I know you're both among the the respectable number of
knowledgeable people (or
I hope someone can help me. I have a just-over-one-year-old (of course)
17 G4 PowerBook with a SuperDrive. After a year of working flawlessly,
reading and burning all brands of CD and DVD, yesterday I went to put
in a blank CD to backup some data with Toast, and got an unhappy
surprise: the
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