Tried it, didn't like it. I found the 12 screen I love in a portable
was too small for using as a full-time desktop. You can use an
external monitor, but the iBook will not work closed as the
powerbooks will.
JeffW.
On Feb 14, 2006, at 7:28 PM, Al Poulin wrote:
I have the neat little 12
Gee, but it's great
accepting your fate
in the fascist state
Peter Webster
Except the analogy is totally absurd. Freely posting your thoughts
and opinions, without State control, is the antithesis of Fascism. If
you don't want the world to know certain of your actions, thoughts
and
I use a 12 g4/800 iBook (refurb) that was purchased 18 months ago
from Apple. It has never given me any problems and I have been very
pleased. My only complaint is that it does get warm on the bottom
after an hour or so of steady use. To avoid the heat problem, I
either carry it in a
I was just wondering if and how many listers here use Skype to make
long distance phone calls over the internet? It seems to be pretty
popular and much cheaper then others such as Vonage. (Of course 9-1-1
is not available at this time, so this is not a substitute for a
regular phone in that
I have similar riders on my policies for my computer and photo
equipment. For about US $100/yr I get complete replacement coverage
for everything except wearing them out, deliberate damage, or acts of
war.
JeffW.
A rider is like a second policy that covers selected items such as
jewelry,
Actually, this has been the most trouble-free upgrade I've done. It
is now loaded on my iBook G4/800, which I did first and tested for
stability, as well as an eMac and my mini. All were done as archive
install, with settings imported, and I had no install problems and
only one other
Well, if you have a backup just drag the music folders and drop them on
iTunes. It will reload them into iTunes, make a new iTunes data file
and they will be there to load on the iPod the next time you connect.
Worked like a charm for me yesterday. Now, if you didn't back up your
data before
On Aug 12, 2004, at 8:38 PM, William Wiseman wrote:
And an iPod. :-)
JeffW.
I've already got a 20GB 4G iPod, but it's associated with my eMac
(Home Desktop). I could transfer all the songs over to my new iBook,
but why?
- Jonathan
When Apple announced the 4G and listed the 3G 30GB version
I am looking at an iCurve stand but so far have resisted. Mine gets
really warm and temps stay around 46 or 47c so may look into a
cooling stand for it.
Most of the devices for sale for cooling PowerBooks and iBooks are
more decoration than function, unless they have fans built into them.
ps--What iBook did you get 12 or 14? Combo drive or Superdrive?
Congrats and have fun!
I have the standard 12 / 1GHz / Combo / 256MB / 30GB Hard Drive /
10.3 etc...
I have a Backpack that was designed to have a laptop in it, It's got a
nice cushy section that will protect the laptop nicely
interest.
A solution to this 'Problem' would be immensely helpful, and
appreciated.
e.
On This25 ,Jul,;2004, at 01:35 PM, K wrote:
William Wiseman wrote:
Then All...
Any known hope for the ImageWriter II under PANTHER/CLASIC?
If not; Any Dot Matrix Printers that will work with
MAC
Well, cash is always welocme. ;-) Actually, I remembered seeing this
site when we were considering trying to use an IW at work. We decided
not to and I deleted the link. But I tried a quick Google and it was
one of the first couple of links I found.
JeffW.
!!! EURICA!!!
Is it a ASCII password or HEX key? If it is a Hex key you need to start
with a $. I had this problem with a D-link router. I missed the line
it the instructions that mentioned that. :-)
JeffW.
Okay, I'm stumped. I've got an just-obtained iBook 700 (OS X --
10.1.3) with
built-in Airport card.
I have a 17 apple Multiscan monitor with the apple-style two-row
plug, that I'd love to hook up to my ibook, but I'm not sure it's
possible. The little video out cable that came with the ibook
connects to a VGA monitor--is there an adapter I could use to switch
it to apple two-row? Has
I've been commissioned to find a MAC powerbook or ibook for my sister.
She's an artist and needs a little more power than the 520 powerbook
for word processing, spread sheets, photo editing and e-mail/web
browsing.
I had been thinking an ibook might provide more horsepower per doller.
She's
I am in no way associated with or stand to profit by the following
offer. I got it because I subscribed to the site. Fairly new to
iBooks, I
was wondering what folks thought about the deal???
http://www.devdepot.com/description.html?pcode=HDB80C
cheers,
bob
How about this from OWC?
Today I ordered a refurb 12 Ibook 800Mhz G4/256MB/30GB/Combo from the
apple
store. This is a big jump for me, as I'm writing this on a 250Mhz G3
upgraded 1400cs running OS 8.6. The ibook was as much as I could
afford at
one go, but I'd like to get AppleCare, max out the ram, and get an
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