In G-Books Digest #2675, the person identified as Tim Collier
[EMAIL PROTECTED] thoughtfully said:
Please don't attribute the first statement to me. I did not make
it. Fine, I give in! I'll 'attempt' to bottom post out of courtesy
to the rest of you. I don't like it, but I like this
In G-Books Digest #2610, the person identified as Caleb Cupples
[EMAIL PROTECTED] thoughtfully said:
I'm finally taking the jump and going to broadband internet access, but
I'm wondering if anyone has had any problems with the cable monkeys
looking at a Mac like it's a Pandora's Box or not.
The person identified as Michael Levin, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
thoughtfully said:
Last week, we installed a wireless router for our Power Book (OS
10.4) and Windows XP. We would like to put in a firewall. Is there
software that is recommended or should be avoided?
Is there anything to keep in
At 6:49 PM -0600 11/30/05, Howard Katz wrote:
I'd have no qualms about that, but the adapters I've seen, both the
Apple-supplied one and the replacements on the market only have 2
prongs. :)
True of older models, but my new PowerBook (purchased in July of this year)
has a genuine case ground.
At 1:24 PM -0700 9/21/05, Dylan McDermond wrote:
On Sep 20, 2005, at 12:41 PM, Bill Briggs wrote:
If you find and download version 5.1.1 of DivX it will work with QuickTime 7
and Tiger. There is a bug in 5.2. I know version 5.1.1 is still available
out there as I directed someone
At 12:48 PM -0700 9/20/05, Robert Eye wrote:
Bill,
The DivX site Bruce links to, below, shows 5.1.1 as an
available download option, but it says it's for Mac OS
9. What's a body to do? :-)
It's carbonized to run on OS 8.6 through OS X. I've got 5.1.1 running on Tiger
10.4.2 and it works fine
At 10:39 AM -0700 8/29/05, david wrote:
i've been meaning to fix my 250 wallstreet for some time now, i've got the
sound card/power supply part to replace, i'm getting more ram to install (2 x
256), and now i'm thinking... is it worth it to buy one of those sonnet
crescendo upgrades?
owc lists
At 11:58 PM -0500 8/27/05, Claire Hart wrote:
Has anyone else noticed a better wireless connection from your
Airport Extreme after upgrading to Tiger?
In terms of the graphic showing more bars lit, yes. But the signal
itself is unchanged. The places where I lost my signal around the
house
At 12:42 PM -0500 8/6/05, Howard Katz wrote:
Re: that 200 GB USB drive I got:
I've got it reformatted, but it seems that it'll only reformat as an
MS-DOS drive (186.x GB, too). I've tried it using a variety of the
Mac OS choices, and it keeps failing--repair and verify both keep
giving me error
At 10:27 PM -0600 8/14/05, Harry Corsover wrote:
On Aug 14, 2005, at 5:51 PM, Bill Briggs wrote:
Maybe you can find someone locally who has the tools that ship with a LaCie
Drive. They can certainly do the different partitions with different file
systems on them.
What are you using
At 9:36 AM -0700 8/4/05, Howard Katz wrote:
I thought this would be easy, but I seem to be going in circles with
this: I just got a 200 gig USB drive (I really need to find an eBay
Recovery group :) ), and wanted to partition it into two
partitions--one for me and the Mac, one for someone else
At 11:50 AM -0500 8/4/05, Howard Katz wrote:
On 8/4/05, Bill Briggs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The disk utility will let you partition internal or FireWire drives
and assign whatever format you wish to each partition. Not sure if it
works on USB drives or not. I have three external FireWire
At 3:38 PM -0600 7/30/05, Andrew Main wrote:
uControl (which I use to allow trackpad scrolling; it doesn't work in 10.4
Trackpad scrolling is built into 10.4. At least on my new PowerBook.
You just use two fingers instead of one and you can scroll vertically
or horizontally.
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At 8:49 AM -0500 7/29/05, Howard Katz wrote:
I'm new to owning a G4 powerbok (been a 5300c owner for years, but it
finally died), and am in the process of tweaking my new machine, and
Tiger. I'd like to get some disk utilities--I've previously owned
TechTools and was going to get the OSX
At 11:15 PM -0500 7/13/05, Claire Hart wrote:
I really appreciate everyone's feedback on my Macs in real estate
dilemma. Having weighed all of the info, and having already
purchased Virtual PC, I'm wondering at this point if I even WANT to
put Virtual PC on my computer. Several people
At 8:28 AM -0700 7/9/05, Bruce Johnson wrote:
Now all I have to do is figure out how to move the divx to a format
quicktime can handle
Just get the DIVx codec and QT should handle it, at least it has in the past.
There was a problem with the current version of DivX working with
QuickTime
At 5:00 PM -0500 7/5/05, Claire Hart wrote:
He says that if he has to support my computer to keep it current
and to keep it virus-free, I will have to pay additionally for his
tech support.
Okay, tell me why you would want to pay someone to support your
Mac who by his own admission doesn't
At 9:06 AM -0400 6/23/05, Peter Saint James wrote:
Several months ago, we discussed using or not using surge
suppressors with Powerbooks, and I found out the hard way that we
came to an erroneous conclusion.
We concluded that the power adapter would protect the Powerbook
from a
At 1:11 PM -0400 6/23/05, Michael J. Amato wrote:
Would a lightning rod have helped?
Or is it just too much power?
There's a lot of controversy about the efficacy of lightning rods,
and how they work. There are two modes of operation, based on whether
it's a blunt rod or a pointed one.
At 2:48 PM -0700 6/23/05, Robert Gruber wrote:
I understand that preachers for years refused to put
them on their churches, contending that they implieda
mistrust of god; it wasn't until insurance companies
quit covering them without lightning rods that they
all put them up.
One of the local
At 3:31 PM -0400 6/22/05, David Lesher wrote:
At 02:53 PM 6/22/2005, you wrote:
Decided today to try to get a little more life out of
the old Wallstreet by putting in a new hd. I had a 30g
Hitachi i bought six months ago and stuck it in.
Holding down the C key I tried to boot to the 10.2
disk,
At 11:33 AM -0700 6/21/05, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Jun 21, 2005, at 11:22 AM, simon goslin wrote:
the final thought:
i'd love a powermac g5 but i have a life outside of design and
would rather spend my cash on other things such as beer, women,
food and surf trips.
Consider the iMac?
I'd
At 8:02 AM +0900 6/21/05, Carl Freire wrote:
Message-Id: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In-Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sun, 19 Jun 2005 21:55:19 -0300
From: Bill Briggs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: hope of Wall Street revival
snip
The screen, keyboard, plastics, all look superb, and I replaced
At 3:38 PM -0700 6/19/05, Clark Martin wrote:
Those are power supplies, not chargers. They do supply power to the
charger IN the laptop. The same power supply is used in the 1400,
3400, Kanga (original G3), WallStreet, Lombard and Pismo and
clamshell iBooks.
The battery chargers were
Hi. I may have asked this a while back - three years ago - but it's
come up again.
I've got a Wall Street that is in nearly perfect condition
physically. It's a 13.3 inch screen model, 250 MHz G3 with gobs of
RAM and a 32 Gig Travelstar drive in it. And I used it 60 hours a
week for 4.5
At 12:58 AM + 6/20/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Have you tried reseating the CPU ?
Yes, I've reseated the CPU card and the RAM.
You also need to remember that if you swap parts, the 250 MHz CPU
(Wallstreet1) wont work on the new motherboard (Wallstreet2).
Are you sure? All of these
Well, there are some clues if you read enough of the fine print. I
too (as a poorly paid professor of electrical engineering in a
Canadian university and an Apple shareholder) would be rather annoyed
if Apple actually sold x86 Macs. But there is a more interesting
possibility.
Back when DEC
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From: Frank Cornew [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Doesn't anyone wait anymore?!
[snipped[
My newer tech 6600 mAH battery doesn't seem to calibrate.
Time remaining for full discharge/charge never gets calculated in
menu bar display -
?
Cheryl
Yes, indeed they are.
Bill
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Thanks everyone for the help w/ the Wallstreet memory install. Went in
without a hitch. :-)
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Want to take apart a Wallstreet to add some memory into the bottom
slot. Is there a guide I can download, or website I can peruse to help
me do this?
Thanks
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Pete;
I have used the Belkin USB (mod.F5U022) for over two years, and it
performs well on my Wallstreet-233-96m ram-under OS 9. I am told I need
OS x for the card to work on USB 2.0 peripherals.
Hope this helps
Bill
PETE wrote:
Several months ago I installed the above mentioned
card in my
Hey, the original flash presentation is available here:
http://www.northerspeed.com/winxp_tour2_mobility.swf
On Sat, 18 Dec 2004 10:59:10 -0500, Richard Smykla [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yeah, that's a G3 Powerbook they're using in the ad for WinXP. Guess
Microsoft is looking for a more robust
Amber:
I get AppleCare on every piece of hardware I buy and consider it
essential. A matter of course. Like buying a new car: would you get
one without an extended warranty?
Craftsmanship on electronics is predictable, but you always have
components that go bad.
On my 15 Albook, I have
Following the discussion on the Pismo HD replacement with considerable
interest.
I am wondering if the harddrive specs for the Pismo are the same for
the Wallstreet Rev. 2 (PDQ).
Someone who is in the know please let me know.
Thanks.
On Fri, 17 Dec 2004 09:11:03 -0700, Bruce Johnson
[EMAIL
To all:
Getting ready to replace a failing LCD on a PDQ (i.e., Rev. 2, 2nd
generation Wallstreet) and I am wondering if there is compatibility
betw. the Lombard LCD and possibly the Pismo LCD. Same dimensions,
ribbon cables, etc. Does anyone know?
Just the LCD itself, not the entire lid. I
Indeed, I just went down this road yesterday.
NONE of these cards are supported as per their website:
ORiNOCO 11a/b/g ComboCard
ORiNOCO 11b/g PC Card
ORiNOCO 11b Client Gold PC Card (8420-wd)
ORiNOCO 11b Client Silver PC Card (8421-wd)
These are the latest cards as identified by the rounded
your powerbook
to detect both the external display as well as the powerbooks LCD.
As far as the energy saving settings I would recommend, since you must
be connected to the A/C adapter to use it in desktop mode, just set
all settings to never.
FWIW.
Bill
On Mon, 13 Dec 2004 15:04:35 +0100
To all:
I have run out of time to deliver on a Christmas Present and am in
need of an old DVD Decoder card (PCMCIA) for a Wallstreet (Apple model
M5163).
If anyone has one they want to part with, please email me off-line.
Regards,
Bill
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to do.
I am wondering if there are any logic boards from succesive models
that will work in this Powerbook, i.e., 550/667 Logic Mother Board
(non-DVI), etc.
If anyone has any experience using a different Logic Board in the 1st
Generation Titanium, please let me know.
Regards,
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firmware,2.0.1
to continue booting the Mac os type:
BYE (return)
to continuebooting from the default boot device type:
BOOT (return)
for open firmware serial i/o type
TTYA io (return)
ok
o 3## 3_
Can someone explain to me what all this means and what I must do?
Thanks for any help.
Bill
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to continue booting the Mac os type:
BYE (return)
to continuebooting from the default boot device type:
BOOT (return)
for open firmware serial i/o type
TTYA io (return)
ok
o 3## 3_
Can someone explain to me what all this means and what I must do?
Thanks for any help.
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Hey Brian:
I've got the same set up . . . typically, you may have some app or
function which has an alert sound set to ting . . . perhaps when
your airport re-connects?
On Sat, 20 Nov 2004 16:50:40 -0600, Bryan Forbes
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi:
I've got an 15 Aluminum Powerbook running
with the PDQ? Cheap, aftermarket versions?
Thanks in advance.
Bill
Mesa, AZ
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I use Gauge PRO from Newer Tech. on OS 9. My Wallstreet is currently
running 131 degrees F.
Nils wrote:
Good morning,
Does anyone know how to control the fan in the Wallstreet?
An application for either OS X or OS 9. And by 'control' I mean a program
that can either turn the fan on or off. Or
/paslsldvuj8.html
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 just used the UJ-825 to burn
a backup of this summers photos, over two gb of data to a DVD disk and
checking it out it worked just fine.
Bill
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get iDVD...
Peter,
Do you have a link to the Patchburn II software? Would like to use it
with my upgraded Pismo. Thank you.
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Can this happen by forwarding[ by Mac] an infected attachment to a pc user??
Bill
Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Aug 11, 2004, at 5:40 PM, B Gardner wrote:
I hear you but I just can't seem to justify 100.00 (per year) for a
virus program and other stuff I just don't need. I would rather spend
60.00
I use a USB card reader to download pics from my Olympus to a Wallstreet
OS 9.1.Unload 68 pictures in under 30 seconds. Cost 11.00.
Hope this helps
Bill
MMB wrote:
Hi:
I have an Olympus C1400L digital camera which uses SmartMedia (3.3V)
cards. This is an older camera but takes marvellous images
Thanks Mikael.-I have never understood that process before. I appreciate
the reply.
Bill
Mikael Byström wrote:
Bill, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
How do you bless a system folder and be sure you copy all files?
To bless the system, take out the Finder and the System file and put them
Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Aug 1, 2004, at 6:30 PM, Bill Buckhaults wrote:
Warren;
I run a Wallstreet 233-G-3 with 96 megs of ram. I use 9.04 OK but I
detest Netscape 7.02 on this Book. No trouble installing it but it is
bloated, slower, and crashes. If I knew how to move all my info back
cents. Hope the info helps.
Bill
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Netscape 7.02 downloaded to my Syquest drive loads to my G3 - 233 Desktop
with no problems. I am running 8.6 on both the Wallstreet and the G3 Desktop.
I purchased an OS 9.04 PowerBook Install Disk which also will not install
On 7/18/04 2:01 PM, Zoltan Batiz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The original thread stated all the obvious. If nobody knows yet as
to what is causing this problem, then just say so. There's no need to
waste server space in this list to criticize each other. My problem
happens EVERY time I remove
and
Laurent for their response.
Bill
Bob wrote:
The National Enquirer reports at 3:00 PM -0400 6/13/04, Bill
Buckhaults wrote:
My trusty Wallstreet for the past five years is now driving me nuts. It
frequently crashes while surfing with Netscape Navigator 7.1, but only
when I try to use bookmarks
Laurent;
Thanks for the response. I still use same HD. Problem started shortly
after I went from Netscape 4.79 to 7.0. Problem only occurs when I use
bookmarks, and then not always.
Bill
Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 13/06/04 15:00, Bill Buckhaults at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My trusty
Laurent;
Have trashed Netscape 7.9 and disk first aid finds no problem. Have
now trashed preferences for Mac OS, Finder, and Systems. Hope to test
machine tomorrow. Thanks again for your input.
Bill
Laurent Daudelin wrote:
On 14/06/04 15:39, Bill Buckhaults [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Laurent
Bob ;
Thanks for the reply. I trashed the System preferences, Finder
preferences, and Mac OS preferences. Hope to test machine tomorrow
before trashing anything more. Will advise of results. Thanks again for
the assistance.
Bill
Bob wrote:
The National Enquirer reports at 3:00 PM -0400 6/13
address error. I run OS 9.1 with 96 megs of ram on a 233mhz
processor.
Can someone please provide advise or suggestions? Any help will be
appreciated.
TIA
Bill
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My Wallstreet uses an Oronoco gold card in the top slot with a Belkin
USB Busport Mobile #F5U022 in the bottom slot. Card has a two port
dongle. Works for me for two years now..
Hope this helps.
Bill
Nils wrote:
I've been looking around for a pcmcia usb controller
for my WS I. Yes
I'm getting mail from the list server indicating that mail to my
address is bouncing. Anyone else getting this? Mail comes to me just
fine. My ISP is being run by management as the normal work force is
out on strike, but apart from that there's noting unusual going on.
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we who are having the problem with our 867mhz Powerbooks
need to insist Apple pay attention to the problem. Eh?
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Thinking about getting a TiBook 550MHZ DVD. I vaguely recall hearing
that some of the TiBooks had probs with heat and flimsiness etc. and
wanted to get an idea from the listers if there actually were any probs
with this model and what they were.
TIA
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AND how is Panther on the 550MHZ TiBook?
Thanks
Bill
On Apr 27, 2004, at 9:57 PM, Bill wrote:
Thinking about getting a TiBook 550MHZ DVD. I vaguely recall hearing
that some of the TiBooks had probs with heat and flimsiness etc. and
wanted to get an idea from the listers if there actually were
I have used the 614+ for more than a year and am able to see the other
computer and share files going both way. I use it wireless DSL between a
G-3 Wallstreet and a Power Computing desktop 70 feet and 4 walls away.
Runs good on OS 8.6, 9.0, and 9.1. Hope this helps.
Bill
Kris McGrath wrote:
I
At 3:10 AM -0500 27/12/03, John Acuff wrote:
The HD in my recently acquired Icebook just died, and I need to get
a replacement. I would like to get a 30-40 gig drive. What brands or
particular drives would you recommend? I have not needed to buy a
new drive in a while, so I don't really have
At 12:13 PM -0800 26/12/03, Paul Nicholson wrote:
I don't have an AlBook, but I do have a tiBook, and it's WiFi is
miserable. It would barely do 25 feet straight line of site with no
obstructions between my kitchen table and dining room table. Forget
going an even shorter distance through a
At 11:33 AM -0800 22/12/03, Paul Nicholson wrote:
Yes, you need a material that conducts the magnetic flux so it
doesn't get to the magnetic reed switch.
Precisely. It's got to be a ferromagnetic material with a
sufficiently high permeability to contain the flux so it doesn't
reach the reed
At 12:20 PM -0600 22/12/03, Andre Ruegg wrote:
I recently went through this problem with a hard drive and went to
my local hobby shop with a kitchen magnet and a paper clip. The
metal that I found to be the most effective magnetic shield was tin.
Brass has been recommended on a site but it did
At 9:35 AM -0800 22/12/03, Paul Nicholson wrote:
NOT copper! You need to use steel. It has to be magnetic.
That would be ferromagnetic. Paramagnetic materials would be too
weakly magnetic to do the job. It's the relative permeability, or µr
that matters.
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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
At 2:40 PM -0800 03/11/03, Steve wrote:
This list is a good, open forum. I've been on several of Dan's lists
(and others) for many years now, and frankly, this one is one of the
most enjoyable. I particularly liked the recipe for black-eyed peas
that showed a while back - great example of an
in advance!
-Laurent.
I had the G4 500mhz prosessor installed in my 400mhz Pismo they used the
same heatsink the 400mhz came with. It runs cooler than it did before.
Bill
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At 9:40 AM +1000 03/10/03, Wiebe Wilbers wrote:
On 3/10/03 12:02 AM, Bill Briggs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 11:39 PM +1000 02/10/03, Wiebe Wilbers wrote:
Does the Apple System Profiler see it?
No. Missing there as well.
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You can replace it of course, as was specified in a different
At 11:39 PM +1000 02/10/03, Wiebe Wilbers wrote:
Does the Apple System Profiler see it?
No. Missing there as well.
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At 8:26 AM -0700 02/10/03, JeffH wrote:
The modem is a replaceable item - a little difficult to unplug, but
it can be done. You'll have to take off the bottom (like with pretty
much everything else on these!), and the modem is tucked into the
corner beyond the Airport/PCMCIA cage.
Thanks. At
At 3:24 PM -0500 27/09/03, David M. Ensteness wrote:
I hate to play list nanny when I am not one, but heads up, since
these are not publicly available documents and in fact are private
internal Apple ones, posting links to them on this list is not
allowed.
Well, internal Apple is not quite
At 3:23 PM +0200 29/09/03, Tekno Liber wrote:
From: Bill Briggs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If you service your own PowerBook then you void the warranty.
Also, most of the Macs we're talking about here are out of warranty
anyway.
Indeed.
The last time a certified Mac tech worked on my old Wall Street
At 7:32 PM -0700 29/09/03, Don P. wrote:
It might help others trace your lost post if you put a
subject in the Subject Line. Many filters will
justifiably discard emails without a Subject Line. I
would have treated your missive as Spam.
The lack of subject line was just a bit of an overanxious
Is this list moderated? I posted something in a thread the other day
that never seemed to be posted to the list.
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Pedant Alert!!!
At 7:24 PM -0400 23/07/03, Dan Knight wrote:
2. Cycles are abbreviated Hz in honor of Mr. Hertz. KHz, MHz, and GHz are
the correct abbreviations for kilohertz, megahertz, and gigahertz.
Sorry, but the k in kHz is lower case. Check the SI units manual.
The other two are correct
System Profiler shows my sn as not applicable and I have reset my
pram many times (Wallstreet 266, os 9.2.1). Just FYI,
I had the exact same issue with my 233mhz Wallstreet in every OS from 8.1
through 9.1! I'm fairly sure I was using the original HD, too.
Bill Grady
http://billgrady.com
I have a D-Link 614+ that talks to my Wallstreet,via an Oronoco gold card,through four
walls and 60 feet and it sits on the desk. Hope this helps.
Bill
Tom Roth wrote:
Since you seem to have range problems when using the D-Link card or the Airport card
I might suggest you consider
facility. It's not easy
being in a small town sometimes.
Bill
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On Friday, June 27, 2003, at 3:14
on where to
go from here?
Bill
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Ok, I have the keyboard off again, is that the processor be under the
heatsink in the lower left side of the under-keyboard area? If so, is that a
handle that goes under the padded area next to the RAM? If that is so, why
do they have to use tiny Torx screws? I can never find that bit.
Bill
to the usb card?
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At 8:51 AM -0400 29/05/03, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 29/05/03 06:24, Bill Briggs at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've had this TiPB for about a year now, == SNIP ==
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Are you running OS X?
Some of the time, but this particular issue is with 9.2.2. I didn't
boot into X to see
I've had this TiPB for about a year now, and I'm not sure if I've
ever tried to use it on a dialup connection before. I've got
DSL/Airport at home, and high speed network and wireless at the
University, so maybe I haven't tried to use the modem before. At any
rate, I tried to use it yesterday
First post to this list.
A couple of weeks back I posted a note about this problem to
MacWizards and the only constructive reply I got was to join this
list. I'm not in a burning rush to solve this problem because I've
got a Ti PowerBook to use, but I'd like to get the old WallStreet
working,
I borrowed another OS9 installation disc from a neighbor and could not
boot using it either. It is exactly like mine (OS 9) so I suspect that
Pismo will not boot on anything less than OS9.0.2 which is what it
originally shipped with. Mine has Jaguar installed and I prefer to
simply run it on
I posted the original help here trying to determine why my Pismo
PowerBook G3/500 fails to boot using a MacOS 9.0 installation disk. I
may have found why. In a review of the Pismo dated 22 Mar 2000 by Mike
Breeden on www.xlr8yourmac.com lists the software included with the
Pismo:
MacOS 9.02
Mike Amato wrote:
on 1/21/03 1:41 PM, Bill Buckhaults at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Forgot, the way I get around this is to send the item to the computer with
the printer thru file sharing.
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Mike Amato
Thanks for the response.
I have tried this and can send to the desk top
Mike Amato wrote:
on 1/20/03 12:35 PM, Bill Buckhaults at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have OS 9.0 on a Mac desktop and laptop. They are collected via a
wireless D-link router and a pcmcia Orinoco Gold card. File sharing
Bill
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Forgot, the way I get around
cable works fine. I have tried for days to share
this printer with the Laptop, but no luck even though the printer is
selected in the chooser on each machine. Any help will be deeply
appreciated. Reply on or off list.
thanks
Bill
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the modem
dial 9 before dialing a local modem access phone number.
Thanks,
Bill Heaton
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Firewire Ports
*2 USB ports
*VGA and S Video Out
*Lithium Ion Rechargeable Battery
*56 K Modem
*Apple Power Adaptor
*S-Video Output
*Built-in Network adapter
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thanks
Demetrius
Demetrius, what you have there is indeed a Pismo.
Bill
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and then the num
lock. The green light goes off and the keyboard functions.
bill
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Al wrote concerning the Ram on a Wallstreet. Here is something i
recently found out:
bill
At 1:18 PM -0500 7/1/02, Shane Buehn wrote:
Hello
Your computer can actually take 512MB. You will need a low profile and a
high profile chips. I will list the price and part number of each.
256MB CL2
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