Just wanted to say - a big thanks to everyones help - I now have my
imac up and running
Cheers
On May 4, 5:03 am, Clark Martin wrote:
> Kiwiboy wrote:
> > Hi there
>
> > A few months ago we finally got broadband at home, which has been
> > great, and tonight I was wondering if I would be able t
Kiwiboy wrote:
> Hi there
>
> A few months ago we finally got broadband at home, which has been
> great, and tonight I was wondering if I would be able to get my old
> imac to run it.
> It is a PowerPC G3 266Mhz running OS 9.2
>
> The broandband modem we have at home is a wireless Thomson, but i
On Sun, May 3, 2009 at 8:27 AM, Simon Royal wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I love the G3 iMac and miss it. I was thinking of stripping the
> insides out of a G3 iMac - leaving the screen there and replacing it
> with a Mac Mini.
>
> If I mounted it in the right place I could use the slot in the front
> of the
Hi
I love the G3 iMac and miss it. I was thinking of stripping the
insides out of a G3 iMac - leaving the screen there and replacing it
with a Mac Mini.
If I mounted it in the right place I could use the slot in the front
of the iMac for the drive slot and hook up the existing speakers.
O
Not under warranty.
Ten of them? Yellow and blue stripes with black background? You've
got a swarm, not a swoosh. I'll stop complaining.
cy
On May 3, 2009, at 9:11 AM, Manuel Marques wrote:
> if you're still under
> warranty,
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You rece
Yeah, but in my case I have 10 of them. Fortunately, they're all in
the same side of the screen... they don't bother me that much, except
when I'm watching movies in fullscreen: those yellow and blue stripes
with a black background really annoy me.
But one stripe doesn't bother much - although, i
In that case, one little Nike swoosh on the edge of a 24' screen is
not all that annoying! I can live with it. Thank you.
cy
On May 3, 2009, at 5:20 AM, Manuel Marques wrote:
> Either way, the solution is
> replacing the entire screen, which is pricey (and my iMac is out of
> warranty). I en
Troy
The simple answer is yes. Your iMac will be able to connect to the net
via ethernet no problems.
You say you have 9.2 - so that should be fine. I run 9.2.2 on my
PowerBook and it connects to my router via ethernet no problem.
You might need to go into the TCP/IP Control Panel and tell
Oh, I've got a few of those stripes (blue and yellow) in my Core Duo
iMac. They appeared a while ago... probably a bad contact with the
display connector, or a screen defect. Either way, the solution is
replacing the entire screen, which is pricey (and my iMac is out of
warranty). I ended up buyin
Hi there
A few months ago we finally got broadband at home, which has been
great, and tonight I was wondering if I would be able to get my old
imac to run it.
It is a PowerPC G3 266Mhz running OS 9.2
The broandband modem we have at home is a wireless Thomson, but it has
4 cable jacks and I have
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