Can anyone tell me a complete list of what nannies moderate what lists?
Thanks,
David
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So far it sounds like its a 10.3 only release ... not sure if Apple
will release a 10.2 version, it seems unlikely since 10.2 is still at
Safari 1.0 ... they should though.
David
On Feb 5, 2004, at 10:03 PM, simon goslin wrote:
A question re: Safari 1.2...
According to the blurb on the Apple
TurboTax [formerly MacinTax years ago] by Intuit and TaxCut [by a
company whose name I don't recall] are both available. I know that
TurboTax runs in 9 still, I don't know if TaxCut is OS X only or not.
David
On Feb 2, 2004, at 9:45 AM, Pete Gregory wrote:
Sorry if this is not 100% related to
I realized you were a troll and that we were wasting people's time so I
apologized and stopped. Maybe when you grow up you can make big
decisions too.
Now, the list nanny has asked for this thread to stop as well ...
perhaps this time you can not just rename it and keep plugging along
Robin
Actually I haven't ever heard of wide spread sleep issues on WS PBs.
However there was a hinge problem with them.
David
On Feb 1, 2004, at 12:53 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the info about the Wallstreet 'sleep' problem. What's the
PDQ?
Any other problems I should be aware of with
This thread was killed ... you should check your facts.
David
Robin:
I wasn't the one who renamed it. Dan K brought it up again. Get your
facts
straight.
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No, its not true ... its silly though ;-)
David
On Feb 1, 2004, at 9:55 PM, tivo wrote:
A Mac repair guy was telling me that iBooks develop a smell after a
year due
to the kind of plastic used. The heat makes the plastic stink.
Anybody know if this is true?
Jocelyn
I'm sniffing mine as we
List nanny closed the topic so I didn't bother to read this. Nor
am I going to quote any of it below, when a topic is closed, well I
think its spose to be stopped.
David
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. I have no network. I get my
internet access via Wireless at my University (or in theory with the 20
hours of dialup they give me).
On 1/30/04 10:36 PM, David M. Ensteness [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
AHAHAHAH, I have to tell you, I can't relate. That and there are ways
to get a LocalTalk printer
Once you have an AirPort card installed you can just choose Create
Network from the AirPort menu widget. Then you can tell other wireless
equipped computers to connect to it.
David
On Jan 31, 2004, at 9:33 AM, Taylor Armstrong wrote:
Is it still possible to run a software base station on a
Very true. Although, it is curious that in 1999 Dell had to recall all
of their newest series of laptops because they used that same Sony made
Li-Ion battery and one did catch fire in the field ... I guess Dell's
QA isn't quiet as pre-emptive ... even after they watched the PR issue
the 5300
BTW, thanks to whomever recommended Fixyourownprinter.com (?). I
bought a kit from them to replace my main paper pickup roller and
rehab/clean various parts inside. Worked like a charm. My NTX is
alive again, no more paper pickup faults. Opt for the included how-to
video on CD instead of
The two tray loading iMacs I owned a couple years back were also just
fine ... I can understand criticizing that they were fragile, because
well, it was a tray loading drive, but that does not mean it was a
flawed design.
I am really confused by your statements, you claim to have more control
That is a fair price. Now, whether its worth it, I don't know, depends
on your desires for it. But I think its actually a very good price.
Pismos are anywhere from $550-750 right now depending on what comes
with em. Lombards are not far below, and honestly, 1400s and 3400s tend
to pull in at
First, Apple never said anything about the problem publicly, that
includes a denial, so they never lied about it. The 1889 signatures may
or may not be accurate as online petitions are not the most accurate
manners of protest in the world. Pending class action suit in this
case is a nice way
I have read just about all there is available on it and have a bit of
experience with it myself. No, my opinion is not changing based on
anything you offered, nor are your retorts accurate, go do some more
digging. While you berate Apple for not saying YEAH ITS BROKE. You
don't take into
Ashe wrote:
On 1/30/04 8:23 AM, David M. Ensteness [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have read just about all there is available on it and have a bit of
experience with it myself. No, my opinion is not changing based on
anything you offered, nor are your retorts accurate, go do some more
digging.
So you
Well, in actuality there are three issues, one is the over heating
issue cited by Bigbikerbo here, the second is a cable routing issue
causing stress on the video ribbon cable, and the third is an off shoot
of the second where the stress is focused on the inverter board for
said cable. Oh, but
design).
On 1/30/04 7:57 PM, David M. Ensteness [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Oh wait, thats what Apple did! Woohoo!
Oh and they said they would pay back anyone who had already paid for
the repair. Although I am sure Robin is mad they won't drive to each
individual house hold and give them a new Mac
No, its not. Classic does not have direct access to hardware as all
hardware access is governed by Mac OS X's kernel. Therefore you would
still have the same problem and the same root cause in Classic as in
Mac OS X.
David
On Jan 30, 2004, at 11:12 PM, Robin Ashe wrote:
On 1/20/04 2:55 PM,
AHAHAHAH, I have to tell you, I can't relate. That and there are ways
to get a LocalTalk printer on an ethernet network ...
David
On Jan 31, 2004, at 12:32 AM, Robin Ashe wrote:
Thanks. I guess I'll have to do a Dual Boot. My printer is too good to
give
up for OS X.
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I am not assuming. This is getting repetitive ... I have said more than
once that a known issue is not just something that can be said in
passing, there are legal implications when a company makes that
statement, its not defined the same way as you noticing something.
Apple said they were not
Sure.
David
On Jan 31, 2004, at 12:37 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
Folks,
Please, put it to rest. That thread has been going on long enough now.
I
declare it closed.
-Laurent.
List nanny.
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Well, they do have to narrow it down to a particular cause and figure
out a solution for it before they release a plan to fix it, otherwise
they are just blowing sunshine up our butts ... and wasting our time
and their money in short term fixes. Besides, they are also reimbursing
anyone who
Keychain ...
David
On Jan 26, 2004, at 6:47 PM, Michael Richardson wrote:
Dear List,
Does anyone know of a good password-saver
program? I have found a couple, but none for OS X.
Thanks.
Michael Richardson
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Yes, I have used PowerMax and had a horrible experience, a good friend
of mine had a similar experience [actually his was worse than mine].
Based on how bad it was I will not buy from them any more, if you are
interested in what happened drop me a line.
David
On Jan 16, 2004, at 1:11 PM, G
I only get it when I set it that way in the print options, its not an
app specific option I don't believe, its in the pull down menu of any
app when you hit print. Its under the heading paper handling.
Sorry I can't offer more help.
David
On Jan 14, 2004, at 1:36 PM, Dr. John Pullyblank
I have to correct some of you statements Tom.
Apple offered the replacement service two weeks before the domain name
ipodsdirtylittlesecret was even registered, that was the domain of
the people who ran the advertising campaign. That site also was
connected to encouraging inflammatory
Uhm, from MCE ... last I looked they had em directly available.
David
On Jan 3, 2004, at 1:01 AM, Bob wrote:
Does anyone know where in the world can I get a MCE Xcarét Pro 2000
Expansion Bay DVD/CDRW Combo Drive for my Wallstreet?
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Couple years back there was discussion of pink LCD problems on some
Pismos. Never happened on mine and as far as I could tell while it was
real it was not very wide spread. I spose its possible you have one
that has that problem, its a direction to look in.
David
On Jan 2, 2004, at 2:43 PM,
Very true. Many people will argue that Apple's hardware is so much
more expensive and then if you seek out a PC with feature parity
[often hard to find] and show them that the margin is very slim, the
argument changes to well I don't need all that stuff.
So in the end it makes them sound to be
Email em, I have had to email the iTunes Music Store support with
questions as have some friends of mine, all of us have received prompt
responses that did answer our questions. Email em and see if they are
slacking or keeping up the good work.
David
On Nov 3, 2003, at 8:40 AM, John Acuff
Maybe I misread him but I got the impression he was talking about
unsolicited e-mail of an offensive nature, not off list e-mail in
general, but if you want to overreact, go ahead, most of the discussion
on these lists is one person overreacting to another.
David
On Nov 3, 2003, at 2:23 PM,
right, of course. What I
was
making fun of was the fact that Laurent didn't say he was talking about
offensive emails in the original post; he just put the smackdown on all
private email.
On 11/3/03 3:27 PM, David M. Ensteness [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Maybe I misread him but I got
Now that was the most reasonable thing said yet. I second it.
David
On Nov 3, 2003, at 3:02 PM, Thomas Ethen wrote:
I agree with Laurent about using harvested e-mail addresses to send
offensive comments to list members, which is similar to spaming! A
member
complained about receiving off color
I disagree with Hamlin too, mailing addresses are public and free
information, e-mail addresses are not.
David
On Nov 3, 2003, at 3:10 PM, Illovox Media wrote:
on 11/3/03 12:16 PM, Hamlin Krewson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's a freedom
that everyone has access to no matter how smart or
Look, people do have problems with Apple products, I do have problems
with Apple products. They have made crappy software as well as great
software, look at the past versions of iCal ... wow ... crap.
But honestly the things you say and the way you say em you sound like a
troll. A person just
On Nov 1, 2003, at 1:50 AM, Geoffrey Loeffler wrote:
Oh please, so every 18 months I am supposed to get a new computer just
because Apple decides to go sideways. The good thing about Apple WAS
that the were well built, software would run and upgrade for the last
9 years. This is a FORCED
The OpenGL/RAVE argument is moot because they are APIs, you can slap
any API onto any chipset you like with interoperability. As shown by
the support for Rage, RAVE, and OpenGL acceleration under OS 9 (Glide
was 3dfx's answer to RAVE, before a standard 3D API came out, OpenGL).
Heck, ATi could
You would catch more fish if you did your trolling in a boat.
David
On Oct 29, 2003, at 1:11 AM, Edward Jackson wrote:
I think that all of this stems directly from the Mac culture itself.
The Mac is a drastically less used, more expensive, and a slower
computer (sorry guysbenchmarks vs
On Oct 29, 2003, at 9:14 AM, Lorraine Kerwood wrote:
Yes, I love Apple too, and OS X, and I would never want to have to
go
back to the PC (Winblows) world I used to live in, but this is one
time that I really wish that Apple had done things differently. And
I'm
looking at the same thing all
Not to continue this thread, but how many times does one take a car
into work in the course of ownership ... more than 2 times. They fixed
it each time it was an example of service which was in question.
That will be my last post on this issue.
David
On Oct 29, 2003, at 4:49 PM, [EMAIL
It was in 10.1.5 that they did it.
David
On Oct 28, 2003, at 4:42 PM, Hamlin Krewson wrote:
I did follow the thread at the beginning before it turned into a class
action. I think the original intent was to force Apple to complete
the ATI
RageLT driver so that those users would benefit from
On Oct 28, 2003, at 6:20 PM, Krevnik wrote:
Nope, sorry... don't buy that. There is an ATIRagePro.kext and
ATIRageProGA.plugin (2D acceleration) and the GA plug wasn't even
activated for the Lombard until 10.2.4, you needed a hack before that.
The RagePro.kext refers to a non-existant
Thank you for your common sense Kyle. It was nice to read that someone
saw this in the same light I did.
David
This argument (and lawsuit) makes as much sense as people suing Apple
because OS 9.2 will not run on their Quadra 700. Apple may have
worded it
wrong (as far as supported machines
Apple never said it would support the stuff covered in the settlement
so that part of your post is simply false. On top of that, claiming
that I should get better performance out of my hardware [like the
RagePro chipset] than it is capable of simply because I think it should
be so - that is
Not entirely, go look it up. And no, I am not going to look it up for
you, I trust you can use Google just as well as I can.
David
On Oct 28, 2003, at 11:30 PM, Eugene Lee wrote:
On Tue, Oct 28, 2003 at 05:59:10PM -0600, David M. Ensteness wrote:
:
: Excuse me I just sent an email clarifying
It is my understanding they are the same but I haven't done it myself
so I don't know for sure.
David
So, nobody knows about that question? I really need to decide quick,
as
I've been offered that processor, but without knowing if I can use it
in my
Pismo with my 400MHz heatsink, I'm a
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 sell.
Those posts should be kept on the swap list as I understand it. If I am
wrong,
I have run several different builds of Panther for the past several
months and have not run into any major compatibility problems.
David
On Friday, October 10, 2003, at 05:15 PM, William Hatchell wrote:
I too have a new PowerBook G4 15 (purchased Sept. 26) and
successfully used
the Up To
I dont know if you even can load OS X on it. You can go to the
XPostFacto site and see if its on the list of supported Macs for that
program but Apple doesn't support OS X on it.
David
2. I am wondering if I should load OSX on the Kanga. Would anyone
recommend it?
Thanks.
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I haven't actually shutdown my Pismo for anything more than a restart
since I added RAM to it ... that was in January. I never shutdown my
Pismo basically.
David
On Thursday, October 9, 2003, at 04:03 PM, Carl Testerman wrote:
I've just purchased my first laptop, one of the new 12
If he were under NDA he couldn't even share what he said below. Apple's
NDAs are fairly comprehensive, basically, if you don't already know,
then I can't tell you.
David
On Tuesday, September 30, 2003, at 10:10 AM, Steve Fuller wrote:
much. I'm currently running Panther on my Pismo and
that point, then by definition they would be at that point.
David
On Tuesday, September 30, 2003, at 10:23 AM, David M. Ensteness wrote:
If he were under NDA he couldn't even share what he said below.
Apple's NDAs are fairly comprehensive, basically, if you don't already
know, then I can't tell you
Out of curiosity - what signs are you looking for?
David
On Tuesday, September 30, 2003, at 10:45 AM, Krevnik wrote:
Apple hasn't even given signs towards a candidate seed yet... so there
is work yet to be done on Panther.
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I know, I am an ACT and the site you download em from says stuff that
would make you think you joined the CIA. I also know many people have
them but many times in the past list nannies have said not to post to
them on this list, I just thought I would try and help by restating
that.
The
You can't get there because its not publicly available information.
David
On Saturday, September 27, 2003, at 11:30 AM, Geoff Doctor wrote:
Could someone please email me the 15 G4 550-667 service manual? I
cannot get into the apple system, and need to perform powerbook
surgery.
Geoff
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are not publicly available documents and in fact are private internal
Apple ones, posting links to them on this list is not allowed.
David
On Saturday, September 27, 2003, at 01:16 PM, B.B. Gunn wrote:
We are also looking
http://news.com.com/2100-1045_3-5081135.html
Read that, Apple put out a statement.
David
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Apple's naming scheme, in my opinion, has improved. 7500, 7200, 7220
WGS, 8500, 7600, 7300, 8600, 9600 ... huh what who where?
iBook (Clamshell) - its descriptive, someone can look at it and go
Yeah, mine looks like that.
iMac (Colors), iMac DV, iMac Flat-panel, Power Mac G4 (PCI, AGP,
You run into the same problem with all the G3 and later machines. This
is all thanks to Stevie. I can understand the idea of a common name
but they really should have had some distinct, easily identified
designation (such as model number).
If you really want some fun, try identifying the
I was just looking around and the same is stated in Apple's Knowledge
Base so yeah you are right that either will work.
David
From LowEndMac:
The Pismo PowerBook uses the same drive bay devices as the Lombard
PowerBook G3, although its DVD drive cannot be used on Lombard.
Laurence
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Depends on the model, some Macs for the past year have shipped with
Sony DVD+/-RW drives and some have shipped with Panasonic DVD-RW drives.
David
On Tuesday, September 9, 2003, at 06:28 PM, JeffH wrote:
From: Mark Edward Attew [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: DVD-R/W in Pismo
Date: Mon, 8 Sep
Grab the small icon to the left of the link in the address bar and drag
it into an e-mail. Or highlight it and go to Safari/Services/Mail/Send
Selection and OS X will create a new e-mail document for you with the
link as the message body. Or you can cut and paste it into an e-mail.
Services
I haven't booted into OS 9 on my Pismo in ... a long time, but when I
did have 9 on there I did run Netscape 7 for a short time without much
of a speed issue. I have a 400 with 768MB of RAM.
David
On Saturday, August 23, 2003, at 04:07 PM, Nick wrote:
Netscape 7 is painfully slow on a Pismo.
The upside down Apple wasn't meant to be upside down. All PowerBooks
had it set to face the user when they were sitting with it closed on
their lap. The Pismo was the last to have it that way, starting with
iBooks and the PowerBook G4 they flipped it so it would be right side
up to observers.
He isn't trolling.
There have been several accounts by various people including different
Mac websites about there being PowerBook auction scams. Mainly the
conversation consists of why are so many scams for PowerBooks?
followed by a bunch of guessing.
In reality there don't seem to be that
Go for a Pismo over a Lombard. Pismos are very nice PowerBooks. They
come in 400 and 500 G3 models as you know. They will take up to 1GB of
RAM and will use PC-100 SDRAM SO-DIMMs. It can also use faster PC-133
RAM but can not use PC-66. Your Wallstreet can use PC-66, 100, and 133.
As long as
Yes, I want to say its under custom install. Or options ...
David
On Monday, July 7, 2003, at 10:57 PM, |n|i|c|k| wrote:
ok well... How do i try this clean install? is it on the 10.2 install
disk?
n
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Yes, 10.2 does have an archive and install option. If you do archive
and install OS X places the System folder in previous systems and
preserves your user's account and data.
You're applications may or may not be affected, I haven't used it often
enough to know.
David
On Monday, July 7,
I have SoundSticks, they are USB, I don't know how you would hook em to
an iPod, but I love mine.
David
On Saturday, July 5, 2003, at 11:23 PM, Sean McGroty wrote:
of about $30 on the iPod..Son has hooked them to the
ipod...Outstanding
How are they hooked to the iPod? Don't SoundSticks have
XLR8yourmac has reports about this same issue that are coming in
throughout the day from people determining how necessary the processor
speed is, go look there for real world accounts.
David
On Wednesday, June 25, 2003, at 09:22 AM, Michelle Klein-Hass wrote:
On Wednesday 25 June 2003 06:57
That isn't a heat sink, look up the specs on the G5 and the heat it
produces, its not all that hot a processor.
David
On Tuesday, June 24, 2003, at 11:14 AM, Mick Ring wrote:
on 6/24/03 6:39, Brendan McAlpine at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The real question is, when do we get G5 powered
Instead of arguing over it you guys could just go look up the info ...
David
this regarding how much heat they make.
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Not to sound like a jerk, but that is like saying cause I want it
different it should be. For example, I don't think Final Cut should
take so long to render, but it does. The direct connection here is that
it is saying a three and a half year old PowerBook [Pismos came out in
2000 and only had
Apple puts out one feature release OS every 15-18 months, been that
way for years, they always charge for it ...
David
On Tuesday, April 22, 2003, at 05:19 PM, jdc wrote:
What do you mean? I just bought 10.2
Is Apple is getting nastier than Microsoft? (just joking, no company
can beat
Dont fear it.
David
On Monday, June 16, 2003, at 02:07 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
Tim Hodgson wrote:
I found the second sentence quite, well, surprising. What's in it for
MS?
Long term? Bailing on the Mac platform entirely, I fear.
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College of Pharmacy
Not Invented There:
Bluetooth, Airport, USB, OS X, SuperDrive, DVD Studio Pro, Final Cut
Pro, iTunes...
i don't know, I'm guessing they're quite a bit over not invented
here syndrome, and have been for quite some time.
Very true - but for AirPort, they co-developed it with Lucent.
David
--
I could stand the one button thing (possibly) but it is totally not
acceptable to not have a scroll wheel these days. I prob spend 75%
of my
computer time on the net, and every house in my computer has a
scroll mouse.
Uhm, hate to say this, I used to hold back from saying it in fact when
it was
Uhm, look closer and you will see they got over not invented here a
long time ago ...
David
I'm using a two button scroll mouse and never want to go back to
single button. It's time Apple, time to get over NIH (Not Invented
Here) and make a two button scroll mouse.
Paul
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I havent restarted or shut down my Pismo in months, well, I will
tonite, have to update to 10.2.6, I am behind, I just sleep it in Mac
OS X.
David
On Tuesday, June 10, 2003, at 06:32 PM, Dr. John Pullyblank wrote:
I'm surprised by people advising that the problems associated with
sleeping
Well said Jeff.
David
The Apple Discussion Forum belongs to Apple and they've chosen to make
it publicly available. However, in so doing, Apple isn't obligated to
air the rantings and accusations of every malcontented or malicious
poster. You don't even have to be an Apple customer or to use
Nothing about Dan or even LEM - but on this note I would love to direct
the audience's attention to all the complaining about the free software
and services that Apple has offered over the years ... all of that is
OK, but someone says, you know this list isn't very useful when it
doesn't
Actually its because they changed how OS X finds the info for the ASP.
It used to be read from a machine profile file, now its read from the
hardware, ie New World ROM Macs, which the Wallstreet is not.
David
On Saturday, March 22, 2003, at 01:24 PM, Byron Gardner wrote:
on 3/22/03 12:58
There were 2 models and 2 revisions, the revisions changed the drive
size, RAM included, and system software loaded.
It sounds like they are confusing them with Wallstreet PowerBooks.
David
On Wednesday, February 26, 2003, at 12:20 PM, Stephen Bright wrote:
I got this from Powerligix tech
As for PayPal - I actually had an issue with the reverse, I shipped
someone something once on the swap list and PayPal refunded him because
I could not prove that he did not get the item ... I felt taken, I was
out the item and the payment.
As for Wegener Media, I know that the owner is on
Wow, you are way too upset about things, seriously, I get pissed when
things don't work, but I am always confused, if you feel Apple is to
blame then why buy Apple stuff?
I am not saying put up or shut up, I am just confused, some people seem
to say they feel towards Apple the way I do towards
Uhm actually more 3rd party burners have been supported in each version
of Mac OS X. If you really don't believe it I can look up the feature
pages on the various updates and show you ... or I spose you could go
look yourself. For example though 10.2.4 notes that it adds support for
the 48x
Wow, you are way too upset about things, seriously, I get pissed when
things don't work, but I am always confused, if you feel Apple is to
blame then why buy Apple stuff?
I am not saying put up or shut up, I am just confused, some people seem
to say they feel towards Apple the way I do towards
One longer term idea might be that the seller is running these auctions
in quick succession to drive the price up, keeping a really, really
high reserve so it doesn't get sold, then after 3-4 of these get the
fervor up auctions he may lower it to the price he actually wants and
let it sell.
All I have on my Pismo is OS X v.10.2.3, no OS 9 at all. I just
upgraded the RAM and hard drive to 768MB/40GB 5400rpm but I had been
running a 400MHz/320MB/10GB for about a year and it has been very well,
I can't stand to work in 9 on it so I just took it off. 10.2 is very
snappy for me.
All the PowerBooks since the Wallstreet have the features of the
RoadRocket built in, so it became pointless to add a Cardbus video card.
David
On Wednesday, January 22, 2003, at 11:11 AM, Stephen Bright wrote:
I'm wondering why nobody makes pcmcia video cards anymore. The last
one I
They did officially say it by updating their specs that are available
to the public. Had they shipped one with one set of specs and then
changed it that would be a different matter. But they constantly revise
their documentation and their hardware. Look at all the revisions of
different
The 15 PowerBook can do 1x when unplugged, the drive does not get
enough power to do 2x and actually completely burn a DVD, that is why
PC laptops with DVD-RWs are 2x but can only burn when plugged in. Now
the question is can Apple's PowerBooks burn at 2x when plugged in? Or
is it 1x always?
Oh, and can you send me the PDF from the day they come out, I am trying
to compile some info.
Thanks,
David
On Tuesday, January 21, 2003, at 08:46 PM, Mark Loeffler wrote:
Did anybody notice that apple changed the 17' Power Book apple specs??
in Particular the DVD will on record DVD-R
There is a check box in the AirPort setup/admin/whatever its called
utility to tell it if you want it to bridge the ethernet and the
wireless networks. Do you have that checked? That would be the easiest
fix so I would check that first. There may be bridging settings on
the Netgear router but
Jim, he means hooked as in connected to the network wirelessly through
the base station.
David
On Saturday, January 18, 2003, at 02:50 PM, Jim wrote:
Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a Powerbook Pismo running OS X 10.2.3. It is attached to a
graphite airport base station which is
There are several USB 2.0 cards that do work in OS X ... PCI cards that
is, one made by I/O Gear. With PC Cards I am not so sure but I would
not be terribly surprised to find drivers outside of the company that
made it. When it comes to OS X Open Source is doing great things, look
at WaveLAN
the money back.
David M. Ensteness
On Friday, November 15, 2002, at 12:26 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Okay - I am new here to the G-Books page and probably asking an old
question. But I
just bought a great little Pismo 400 with 320 RAM, open box - new (no
warranty) from
CompUSA. Everything
Where did you get that info? If it is the case I would like to know
about it, and if its not I would also like to know, but I have never
heard anything to lead me to believe that Pismo FW ports are not true
400Mbps ports.
David
On Thursday, January 2, 2003, at 12:11 PM, Thomas Ethen wrote:
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