Wallstreet thread

Re Wallstreet and numbers On my Wallstreet if I get the function key dialog and deselect the use keys 1-10 as hot keys, I can then hold down the fn key and press the num lock. The green light comes on and I can use the numbers. To get back to the regular keyboard press the fn key and then the n

Wallstreet ram

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 CL

Upgrades

Bruce Johnson responded to my post complaining about an upgrade charge for 10.2 by giving this intelligent statement: "Apple's gonna make me pay for an upgrade...I'm gonna dump it all!" you people sound like Linuxfreeks "How dare you charge for something! It's always supposed to be free! Wah

Upgrade

There have been a couple of posts talking about no upgrade break for those of us who purchased X1 Is this from knowledge or rumor? Cuz if true, I think I'll stay with 9 and sell all my apple stock now. bill -- G-Books is sponsored by and... Small Dog Electronicsht

Max capacity

--- Andrew Chong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > According to GURU the max capacity of the lower slot > is 128, The top > slot will take 256 Andrew Here is what I was told: >From: "Shane Buehn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Hello >Your computer can actually take 512MB. You will need a low profile and a >h

Dotster response

Dotster wrote me and said that they could not sell a domain that was already registered. So, the domain for MacSlash was either lapsed when they sold it or they are lying about not selling a domain registered to someone else. bill -- G-Books is sponsored by and... Sm

Expansion Bay products

Expansion Bay for 1998 I contacted VST and they said sorry the zip drives would not work on the older (1998) powerbooks. However, I contacted the Smart Disk online store and they had expansion bay Zip 250s and also SuperDrive exapansions which take floppies and 120MB disks. Prices were a little