I'm sure you'll be in good company on those lists !
I'm on all the lists. I'd rather be politically incorrect any
day.
I do agree with you.
Back on topic, I'm using Gmail with the POP3 turned on, with Mail on my
Lombard, and I find it's a lot faster than the webmail, plus it has th
> Krow Magnum at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 12/9/05 4:33 PM
>
> The advise I always give is spend as much as you can afford. I can't
> imagine 800MHz as only being "adequate" for Tiger. My 466 Clam does
> just fine with surfing, email and ebaying. My 1.5GHz G4 Powerbook
> doesn't do those things t
On 12/9/05, BGbank <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi Van, when I first heard of gmail sometime back I got excited about it and
> tried to sign up but at the time it said I didn't have the
> correct-something... maybe it was browser, can't remember now. I'm using
> the highest IE there is for OS9,
> Van Snyder at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 12/9/05 2:43 PM
>
>> snip < I've got a yahoo email list> and I just can't find emails anymore -
>> I've reached the boggled-mind limit> lol).
>
> ah, the beauty of Gmail. I would never argue against the merits of Tiger,
> but if the email is the one th
On 12/9/05, BGbank <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Thank you! The G4-800mhz they are selling has 640mb which the specs say is
> the max for that model. Of course the G3-300mhz clamshell I'm using now has
> the bare MINImum, 128.
>
> >> Will Tiger function okay on a G3/500mhz ibook?
> >> The Tiger p
> snip < I've got a yahoo email list
> and I just can't find emails anymore - I've reached the boggled-mind limit,
> lol).
ah, the beauty of Gmail. I would never argue against the merits of
Tiger, but if the email is the one thing pushing you over the edge,
you might want to consider moving to
> Clark Martin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 12/9/05 1:39 PM
>
> At 10:33 AM -0800 12/9/05, Gene Osburn wrote:
>>> What's the most important factor on an ibook for it to work the best/faster?
>>
>> Max RAM will have the most salutory effect - I'd say *AT LEAST* 512
>> MB is needed, 1 GB or more i
>>Krow Magnum at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 12/9/05 1:21 PM
>> Everything like MHz, RAM and even HD speed makes a difference in how
>> the OS will run. For the average user hard drive size only makes a
>> difference if it gets loaded too full, but mostly it just limits you
>> to how many apps you
> Gene Osburn at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 12/9/05 1:33 PM
>
>> What's the most important factor on an ibook for it to work the
>>best/faster?
>
> Max RAM will have the most salutory effect - I'd say *AT LEAST* 512 MB
> is needed, 1 GB or more is even better.
Thank you! The G4-800mhz they are s
At 10:33 AM -0800 12/9/05, Gene Osburn wrote:
>What's the most important factor on an ibook for it to work the best/faster?
Max RAM will have the most salutory effect - I'd say *AT LEAST* 512
MB is needed, 1 GB or more is even better.
I concur. I used my iBook G4 for the first week with jus
>What's the most important factor on an ibook for it to work the
best/faster?
Max RAM will have the most salutory effect - I'd say *AT LEAST* 512 MB
is needed, 1 GB or more is even better.
>Will Tiger function okay on a G3/500mhz ibook?
>The Tiger page at apple.com says Tiger will work on any
On 12/9/05, BGbank <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >> OS 9 on a G4 is like driving a Cadillac with a Chevette motor in it.
> >> Ron
>
> heehee, good one! ;-)
> What's the most important factor on an ibook for it to work the best/faster?
> Ram size, or HD size, or mhz/ghz size?
> Will Tiger function
On Dec 9, 2005, at 10:47 AM, Howard Katz wrote:
Not that it would help Gail's situation, but I'm curious: Could a mac
without an OS on it's hard drive be started up in target mode? And if
it could, would doing a "full backup" with a program like SuperDuper
be able to put a working OS, as well
On 09/12/05 12:47, "Howard Katz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Not that it would help Gail's situation, but I'm curious: Could a mac
> without an OS on it's hard drive be started up in target mode? And if
> it could, would doing a "full backup" with a program like SuperDuper
> be able to put a wo
Not that it would help Gail's situation, but I'm curious: Could a mac
without an OS on it's hard drive be started up in target mode? And if
it could, would doing a "full backup" with a program like SuperDuper
be able to put a working OS, as well as other files, on the one with
the blank drive, fr
>> Dylan McDermond at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 12/9/05 10:46 AM
>> G4 iBooks will require Panther or better. It will not boot into any
>> version of 9. Just buy the retail CD's for Panther or DVD for Tiger,
>> boot with the "C" key held down. Nothing more to it than that.
>> -Dylan
THANK YOU Dyl
On 12/9/05, Laurent Daudelin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> on 09/12/05 05:23, BGbank at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > Greetings folks, This may be a no-brainer Q... but I don't know...
> >
> > I'm thinking of buying from a certain vendor a G4 ibook that comes without
> > an OS. My Q is, How can yo
On Dec 9, 2005, at 2:23 AM, BGbank wrote:
Greetings folks, This may be a no-brainer Q... but I don't know...
I'm thinking of buying from a certain vendor a G4 ibook that comes
without
an OS. My Q is, How can you install an OS if it doesn't already
have one?
G4 iBooks will require Panthe
on 09/12/05 05:23, BGbank at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Greetings folks, This may be a no-brainer Q... but I don't know...
>
> I'm thinking of buying from a certain vendor a G4 ibook that comes without
> an OS. My Q is, How can you install an OS if it doesn't already have one?
>
> I have OS 9.1
Greetings folks, This may be a no-brainer Q... but I don't know...
I'm thinking of buying from a certain vendor a G4 ibook that comes without
an OS. My Q is, How can you install an OS if it doesn't already have one?
I have OS 9.1 CDs which came with this current G3 ibook (300mhz, 6gig, 128
ram).
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