Well, if both printers are serial, then you would not be able to use them in
OS X, unless you get a USB to serial adapter like the Belkins' one. If you
do get that kind of adapter, then I would suggest a Pismo. Otherwise, a
Wallstreet might be better since it has serial ports but, remember, you
On 17/08/04 15:46, Luis Sequeira [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, if both printers are serial, then you would not be able to use them in
OS X, unless you get a USB to serial adapter like the Belkins' one. If you
do get that kind of adapter, then I would suggest a Pismo. Otherwise, a
Wallstreet
On Sunday, August 15, 2004, at 11:21 am, kaldav wrote:
Hello,
I would value people's suggestions regarding a laptop to purchase
second hand.
It needs to be faster than my 3400, run both OS9 and OSX, preferably
able to boot into OS9 as I have software to run and little for OSX.
What would be the
Of the three, Pismo. Lombard and Wallstreet the Pismo is the better choice
if you can live without the SCSI and Serial connection, although there are
adapters that will allow those connections on the Pismo alos.
Tom
have you considered the wallstreet ! as then you can keep the serial
I purchased a iBook 12 G3 and left it the way it was set up from the
previous owner, just adding my own software. Last night when I booted to
OSX, it had reset the dock and eliminated my new software from the dock,
even though it remained installed on the iBook. It also reset everything to
the old
On Aug 15, 2004, at 2:21 AM, kaldav wrote:
Hello,
I would value people's suggestions regarding a laptop to purchase
second hand.
It needs to be faster than my 3400, run both OS9 and OSX, preferably
able to boot into OS9 as I have software to run and little for OSX.
What would be the model to get
on 15/08/04 05:21, kaldav at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I would value people's suggestions regarding a laptop to purchase second hand.
It needs to be faster than my 3400, run both OS9 and OSX, preferably
able to boot into OS9 as I have software to run and little for OSX.
What would be
On Sunday, August 15, 2004, at 06:28 AM, Thomas Ethen wrote:
I purchased a iBook 12 G3 and left it the way it was set up from the
previous owner, just adding my own software. Last night when I booted
to
OSX, it had reset the dock and eliminated my new software from the
dock,
even though it
in OSX go to the System Preferences application .. select Accounts. Add
a new account making sure that the new one can administer the computer
... log out of the existing account, log in as the new account ...
delete the old account. All of the previous users preference file
SHOULD be stored
Also, make sure you have all your serials at hand. If there are apps you
don't want to use, I'd try and run the installer and choose deinstall
if possible, or perhaps use the DeInstaller application.
Anyone have suggestions for the best deinstallation app?
Personally though I prefer to reinstall
Laurent, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Wallstreet might be better since it has serial ports but, remember, you
won't be able to run OS X and print
Unless one use Ethernet-equipped printers. No Appletalk over serial
though, so I suppose both the Epson 600 and the Stylewriter 2500 is out
as you say.
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