Thanks for the info, it will make my choice of new *Book
more informed. (see new thread)
Larry
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The SSD hack works just fine under Tiger.
Cheers,
Ben
On 15 Jan 2005, at 21:39, Larry le Mac wrote:
Thanks for the tips about Screen Spanning Doctor
certainly turns the table, again...
I just wonder about basing a new Mac purchase on a
third party hack, and then Tiger comes out, it doesn't
work and
Thanks for the tips about Screen Spanning Doctor
certainly turns the table, again...
I just wonder about basing a new Mac purchase on a
third party hack, and then Tiger comes out, it doesn't
work and the guy doesn't have time to update...
I have been offered a 1GHz PowerBook G4 12" Alu
and it has d
Screen Spanning Doctor
(http://www.rutemoeller.com/mp/ibook/ibook_e.html) works on all
Radeon-based iBooks and eMacs, including the latest models (it also
works on the iMac G4 thru G5). I have had it installed on my iBook
G4/933 since the day I got it, and it works flawlessly.
Presumably, the
I think its for the higher Speed G3 models, but not sure about g4
models.
On Jan 14, 2005, at 14:36, Larry le Mac wrote:
From: "John C. Swanson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
AFAIK the iBooks don't support desktop spanning
Oh crap!
Or rather, thanks for telling me *before* I bought one
and before I sold m
Or rather, thanks for telling me *before* I bought one
and before I sold my present Mac!!
It's written right there at http://www.apple.com/ibook/specs.html and I
personally thought it's one of the most-known differences between iBook
and PowerBook lines...
although I think there may be a hack th
From: "John C. Swanson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
AFAIK the iBooks don't support desktop spanning
Oh crap!
Or rather, thanks for telling me *before* I bought one
and before I sold my present Mac!!
Let's have a rethink...
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although I think there may be a hack that allows it
(at least on some models.)
From: Clark Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
At 8:04 PM +0100 1/14/05, Larry le Mac wrote:
If I connect an external TFT screen, not as mirror but expanded
desktop, what resolution can the iBook 12" 32MB VRAM go up to
on that screen ?
On my iBook I can only do mirroring, at 1024x768 or less. This is a
At 8:04 PM +0100 1/14/05, Larry le Mac wrote:
>I am thinking of buying a brand new iBook when it comes with
>Tiger (saves me buying it seperately), though I have a question:
>
>If I connect an external TFT screen, not as mirror but expanded
>desktop, what resolution can the iBook 12" 32MB VRAM go u
On Jan 14, 2005, at 12:29 PM, Clark Martin wrote:
I am thinking of buying a brand new iBook when it comes with
Tiger (saves me buying it seperately), though I have a question:
If I connect an external TFT screen, not as mirror but expanded
desktop, what resolution can the iBook 12" 32MB VRAM go up
At 8:04 PM +0100 1/14/05, Larry le Mac wrote:
I am thinking of buying a brand new iBook when it comes with
Tiger (saves me buying it seperately), though I have a question:
If I connect an external TFT screen, not as mirror but expanded
desktop, what resolution can the iBook 12" 32MB VRAM go up to
o
I am thinking of buying a brand new iBook when it comes with
Tiger (saves me buying it seperately), though I have a question:
If I connect an external TFT screen, not as mirror but expanded
desktop, what resolution can the iBook 12" 32MB VRAM go up to
on that screen ?
Larry
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