On Sep 8, 2010, at 3:01 AM, Walter Sheluk wrote:
Excuse me for dropping into this discussion.
In general, please start a new thread for a new question (e.g. by
using New Message in Apple Mail) instead of replying.
I have a iMac G3 that has OS 9.2.2 installed by the guy that sold
this
Headless means the computer has no monitor. (Usually this is done with
servers, and they're controlled through screen sharing.)
And that's not true; PPC Macs will not (officially) boot from USB devices.
Later G4's and G5's can be made to if you go through a lot of hard steps
setting up the USB
Dennis
not sure what you mean
have a swivel g4 i mac with the round pod at the bottom, I cant
connect my spare plasma screen and the swivel one has gone blank 2
days ago but the computer seems to be running ie fan on and can eject
disks etc
sincerely malvin
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I have an old G4 i mac with lcd built in swivel screen
when I try to conect another screen through the video prt to another
flat screen it does not work
in the last 2 days the macs screen is black and the mac starts up but
balck screen
now I need the additional screen even more anybody know
Hello,
A very strange text problem now haunts my machine, which even though
others and me try applying logic to such remains a pain.
Here's my problem, I have several pdfs that my former publisher supplied
to me after my system crashed and I am trying to put the text in word
format so that I
On Sep 11, 2010, at 8:11 AM, Dennis B. Swaney wrote:
On 11/09/10 02:12PDT, gifutiger wrote:
Any PPC that is not HEADLESS and has a keyboard attached will
startup from any drive as long as it has a valid operating system
installed.
What does that mean? I've never heard that term in the 26
You stand corrected. The later series of G3 iMacs (Summer 2001 and later)
have a VGA port on the back side that have the ability of mirroring the
display. In the event the main display ceases to function, the VGA port can
be used, and this will case a Headless iMac. Earlier G3 iMacs do not have
gifutiger wrote:
Sorry, an iMac can not be headless.
Given the design of the eMac, G3, G5, and Intel iMacs there is some
truth to this statement, although you could take the MB out of one of
the above mentioned machines and make what is technically a headless
'iMac' out of it.
But the G4
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On Sep 11, 2010, at 4:55 AM, malvin...@ymail.com wrote:
I have an old G4 i mac with lcd built in swivel screen
when I try to conect another screen through the video prt to another
flat screen it does not work
This is a strong indication that the video on the logic board has died.
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On Sep 10, 2010, at 5:34 AM, Alexander Blok wrote:
I have both adobe acrobat pro and microsoft office work with but nothing
works in regards being able to edit the converted text document from pdf to
doc.
Anyone know what the eff?
Check the security properties of the PDF's if they were
On Sep 10, 6:34 am, Alexander Blok alien...@home.nl wrote:
Here's my problem, I have several pdfs that my former publisher supplied
to me after my system crashed and I am trying to put the text in word
format so that I can edit the manuscripts. However, no matter what I
and others try we
On 10-09-09 7:58 PM, Joshua Juran wrote:
What now ?
Run OS 9 or get a newer machine? For OS X, I suggest getting a Mac
with at least an Intel processor. Beyond this it would help to know
what you're seeking to do with it.
Josh
Actually i do have an iMac 2009 edition with a 3.06
On 11/09/10 08:35PDT, malvin...@ymail.com wrote:
have a swivel g4 i mac with the round pod at the bottom, I cant
connect my spare plasma screen and the swivel one has gone blank 2
days ago but the computer seems to be running ie fan on and can eject
disks etc
The G4 iMac has a mini-VGA port
On Sep 12, 2010, at 3:06 PM, Walter Sheluk wrote:
This iMac G3 is part of my legacy Mac collection. It is used to run legacy OS
9 midi/audio programs and midi/audio hardware that although were ported to OS
X however those OS X midi/audio programs there were many features dropped and
also
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