Re: Apple Compatibility Card

--- Ben Pazolli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Simple question hopefully, I have just received a > 7-inch Cyrix 586 100MHz > Compatibility Card for my Power Macintosh 7200/120, > which I bought off eBay > for just under $20 AUD or $14 USD. Very happy, I am > playing all my old dos > games and runnin

Re: usb2 support pci-macs

--- Darren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Looking to upgrade to usb2 on older machines. > Maybe I should be upgrading machines... > Is there any support under the Classic OS for usb2 > yet? No, because nobody who has the knowledge or ability to write USB 2.0 drivers for OS 8.5~9.2.2 cares ab

Re: Reading MS/DOS format SyQuest carts on a Mac

--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi, y'all! > So I copied > the files to a 135 MB > SyQuest cartridge, expecting no problem with the Mac > accepting the cart. > WRONG. The Mac insists on formatting the cart. Go to PC Exchange or File Exchange control panel and find the checkbox to load drivers at

Oldschool iPod :)

http://www.lookatentertainment.com/v/v-1747.htm The original iPod? :) It will be total Fandemonium! August (Fri) 4th, (Sat) 5th & (Sun) 6th, 2006 http://www.fandemonium.org __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection

Re: Microsoft Word Compatibility

--- "J.M.P.Hissel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I would use Corel WordPerfect. I lot of my clients > still use it. > It is/was downloadable for free for years. I even > have it on Mac-mag's CD's. > So if you don't find it but want it mail me OffList. > I'm sure it will be > legal to send you. It's

Re: A request from the List Mom

--- Dan Knight <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > There is still an emptiness in my life that I tried > to fill with online > dating. While it can be fun and I've learned a lot > about my likes and > dislikes, it hasn't produced the deep and rewarding > relationship that I have > been searching for. >

10.1.5 on a Beige G3, mouse quits working

I got a Beige G3 Desktop, 266Mhz, Rev. B board and ROM. 20gig HD with Apple ROM, 6meg VRAM, Zip 100, personality card only has mic and speaker jacks, 192meg RAM (3 64meg), 24X CD-ROM replaced with DVD-ROM, pci9004 7850 SCSI card (labled as Adaptec AVA-9203B) and a (Opti chip) USB 1.1 card with two

Drivers for Adaptec AVA-2903B SCSI?

I picked up a 266Mhz Rev. B Beige G3 desktop for $5 the other day. It has; 96meg RAM 20gig IDE HD with OS 8.6 VRAM upgraded to 6meg 24x IDE CD-ROM Zip 100 ATAPI Appledesign keyboard ADB-II mouse And one Adaptec AVA-2903B PCI SCSI card that, going by the Apple and Adaptec websites, does not exist.

Is Orange Micro a dead company?

Orange Micro's website, www.orangemicro.com gives me a "connection refused" error. Are they gone or have they just quit making any hardware and switched to only software through www.orangeware.com ? It will be total Fandemonium! August (Fri) 4th, (Sat) 5th & (Sun) 6th, 2006 http://www.fandemonium

Windows 2000 USB puzzler.

I have a PC with four onboard USB 1.1 ports (VIA chipset) and a PCI 2 port USB 2.0 card, also a VIA chip. The USB 2.0 controller shows up in Device Manager, yet when I plug in an external IDE to USB 2.0 cable to that card, Windows 2000 Pro SP4 insists it is connected to a USB 1.1 port and will onl

NTFS For Win98?

I'm looking for the final version 2.0 of Winternals NTFS for Win98. Winternals DOES NOT SELL OR SUPPORT this product and has removed all info about it from their site. Don't confuse this with SYSINTERNALS read only NTFS driver for Windows 98. They do not have a version with write capability. The

Re: Flash cards

--- Darren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Simple question. > Do flash cards work under 98SE? > > We have one that works fine under the Classic OS and > OSX and XP... > Someone has asked me why the flash card at work > doesn't show up at home > under 98SE, I suggested it may have been formatted >

Re: Flashing a Voodoo card back

--- Darren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Out of interest mac linux versions now support > Voodoo cards, its a shame OSX doesn't. If some version of BSD supports Voodoo cards, then it should be possible for someone to port the drivers to OSX. It will be total Fandemonium! August (Fri) 5th, (Sat) 6

Re: What "fun" the latest AdWare is to remove.

--- Neil Hughes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Fri, 3 Jun 2005 22:52:21 -0700, Gregg Eshelman > wrote: > > >I just finished cleaning (as in laboriously > manually tracking down and > terminating) a very nasty new breed > >of ad/spyware. > > > > &g

What "fun" the latest AdWare is to remove.

I just finished cleaning (as in laboriously manually tracking down and terminating) a very nasty new breed of ad/spyware. This one was so nasty it could even protect itself in safe mode. I didn't keep extensive notes, but it put this folder in Program Files\wwxtvxsr which contained the files fogD

Re: WinXP and iMac rev B

--- Stephen Chace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Can the new mini take older ADB peripherals? I > still have a 6360 with a > nice monitor and keyboard. Might be time for an > upgrade. There are USB to ADB adaptors, but I dunno about the compatability of peripherals other than keyboards and mice.

Re: WinXP and iMac rev B

--- Stephen Chace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > Trying to communicate between my iMac running 9.2.2 > and a Compaq running > WinXP (SP2). Both are connected to a Westell > router, iMac via cable and > Compaq wirelessly (Netgear). Both can connect to > DSL fine. How can i > get them to

Re: Apple DOS card sound on Beige G3

--- "Robert P. Greene" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Here's my problem: the card was made for the > 7200-7600 series, and the sound > cables are for a SCSI CD-ROM drive. The beige G3 has > an IDE CD-ROM drive, and the sound cables don't fit. The audio signals are the same. Splice red to red, white

Wingman Extreme Re: Microsoft Sidewinder 3D Pro ADB joystick

--- Darren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > If you stumble across any Wingman Extreme pinouts - > I have one I'd like > to rebirth; the cables been hacked off. I have a Wingman Extreme 3D Digital. Figuring it out shouldn't be difficult. The IBM joystick port pinout is all over the web. Reverse engi

Re: Microsoft Sidewinder 3D Pro ADB joystick

Send the files please. I also tried Microsoft's drivers for it. <http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/ThankYou.aspx?familyId=04b7b6e5-379a-497b-881a-1b682e253108&displayLang=en> --- Darren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Gregg Eshelman wrote: > > >How do I jet

Re: Gaming with your DOS card

I want to get this Windows 95 game "Warheads" to work with 2000. It has to run from the CD-ROM, so I make a desktop shortcut and set it to run in Win95 compatability mode. All goes well until I click to start the game, then it hides the mouse pointer and "pops up" a hidden window. To get things b

Microsoft Sidewinder 3D Pro ADB joystick

How do I jet this joystick to work with games? I tried it with OS 9.1 on a 7300, had the Game Sprockets extentions installed and a couple of the games there are default configurations for. It wouldn't work and it also would not let me edit the configurations. It will be total Fandemonium, Summer

Re: net.cfg and startnet.bat files

--- William Ove <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I could probably get this working easier by going > through Windows 3.1 > for work groups, and then just running DOS after > having done the Win3.1 > for WG setup, but I do not have that version of Win. There's a TCP/IP stack add-on for Windows 3.1 a

IR remote control for Win 9x?

I'm looking for one of those infrared remote controls for a PC, compatable with Windows 9x. I remember that a few years ago there were tons of them on the surplus market because the manufacturers didn't produce Windows Me or 2000 drivers. I just want to sit across the room and use it to run Power

Re: Installing Windows on an OrangePC 620

--- William Ove <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have been off this list for a while, but returned. > I have a couple > machines with DOS cards installed in them. I have an > old PM 7220 with > an Apple branded card, and a recent purchase of an > OrangePC 620 which I installed in a PM 8600. For th

Re: XP Defrag Re: PC won't shut down

--- Darren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Gregg Eshelman wrote: > >Are you running XP on FAT32 or NTFS? If you're > using > >FAT32, especially on your XP boot partition, switch > it to NTFS. Same goes for any drive or partition > you're using for the XP sw

Round LCD?

I just thought the list members might want to know that anything at www.geeks.com not marked Geek Special is 10% for the next 7 days when you use the promo code NOFOOL when ordering. :) Saved me a bit over $2 on a PCI POST card just now. It will

Re: Microsoft Word

--- Gretchen Summers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The latest teacher/student version. It would be > nice to repair it. > How is that done? When you run Setup, it has options to remove, modify or repair. If you modify or repair, you'll need to re-apply any patches or updates. It will be total F

Re: Microsoft Word

--- Gretchen Summers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > My college-age daughter was trying to prepare a > report using a > template in Microsoft Word. She typed a couple of > paragraphs, and > suddenly word crashed with "fatal errors." She was > somehow able to > recover what had been typed, but when s

XP Defrag Re: PC won't shut down

--- Darren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > 3) Did Gregg ever find a > decent defrag program for XP? goodness its slow. O&O Defrag (what an original name) from O&O Software. http://www.oo-software.com/en/index.html It still doesn't defrag _everything_ but it does a better, faster job than the buil

Re: PC won't shut down

If Spybot and AdAware don't remove all your infestations in Windows XP, download the freeware HijackThis from http://www.tomcoyote.org/hjt/ then post its output in the forum on that site. You'll quickly have a reply (for FREE!) telling you what to do. I've had a few things that were extremely na

Re: PC won't shut down

Get "Spybot Search & Destroy" and "AdAware". Spybot is freeware. There's a free version of AdAware. Those programs find and remove thousands of nasty programs, ActiveX controls, advertising downloaders, dialers, Browser Helper Objects, tracking cookies, data miners and more. You need both because

Re: Orange Micro ?

--- Richard Nagle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Can anyone tell me if Orange Micro is still in > business, > there phone# seems to be disconnected. > > Could use some help with one of there PC cards... They quit making the PC Cards a while ago, so you can forget getting any "live" help from them.

Re: revisit pearpc OS9 compatibility

--- Darren Sque <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hangs. :( > From the emulator in the terminal window I get this > warning: > JITC Warning: program exeption: 0008 7c840415 > Pear has a problem with something, os9 compatibiliy > dont hang or crash, the warning appearing until os9 > is stopped.

Re: revisit pearpc

How nasty is it to setup PearPC on Windows now? Not that I couldn't figure it out however it goes, but I'd rather wait until it's more "ready for primetime". I was using the Win32 port (Lauri Pesonen's) of Basilisk II almost from when it was first started. Ah, the "joys" of manually editing the co

Re: Archive to Win 3.x software?

--- Darren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > May explain things a little. I've had zero luck, not > a crumb. > > The core problem is a X-platform one... grab and > burn as it may not be > there tomorrow. > > Any chance the file goes by another name? I'm not > used to zero hits. ;) The software was c

Archive for Win 3.x software?

I know there's the Simtel archive, which has tons of old software for several systems, including Win 3.x. Unfortunately Simtel has a habit of deleting things. :( UMICH doesn't have any Windows archive but they do have DOS and some others, most famous for their Macintosh stuff. The file I'm tyrin

Re: PcSetup and the flashed Ati 7000

--- Darren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Gregg Eshelman wrote: > >> --- Darren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > >>Finally trying 9.2.1, is 9.2.2 recommended? > > > > May as well. It seemed faster to me on my > 7300/200. > > B

Re: PcSetup and the flashed Ati 7000

--- Darren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Finally trying 9.2.1, is 9.2.2 recommended? May as well. It seemed faster to me on my 7300/200. But don't try to install the supposedly Mac compatable D-Link 530-TX+ PCI 10/100 network card, unless they've done major bug killing in the driver. > Is there a

Re: Time to upgrade my VPC?

--- M D <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > My DOS copy of Duke Nukem 3D is 1.3D and I think > it's the original DN > 3D, not Atomic, nor has been upgraded. Yup, not the Atomic Edition. I just popped duke nukem plutonium pak into the search on eBay and got three hits. Two going cheap, one with about a d

Re: scsi problem

--- M D <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Speaking of which, I've been preoccupied with vMac > for PPC over the past > 24 hrs. A lot of fun in a time wasting sense :) Just > installed SSW 7.0.1 whoo hoo. I was just given a real 1meg Mac Plus for free. :) Has an Ehman 30+ hard drive to sit on top of. S

Re: Time to upgrade my VPC?

--- M D <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Have refrained from upgrading from VPC version 2 for > so long - if it ain't broke etc etc... > > After a long period of happy VPC DOS experiences, I > came across a > program that VPC just cannot run. The original Duke > Nukem 3D no less. > Duke tries to load

Re: none really just bored

--- Darren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > http://rainbow.arch.scriptmania.com/rainbow_tv_episode.html > > To the yanks, sorry it may offend as there is no one > getting blown to > pieces, for those of us in the colonies its a taste > of the old dot. Seen that. :) It wasn't broadcast during the ser

Re: Mac, Mac <-> PC & Mac <-> Unix networking for Dummies?

--- Jamie Kahn Genet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Any good introductory guides to building your own > Mac/PC/Unix LAN, > understanding modems, ADSL, Firewalls, etc? Use the Linux or BSD box as your "go between" for any Macs running OS 9.2.2 or older. I dunno about easy, but it's free software. ;)

Re: downloading Dos/Win/PC Linux drivers and apps with OS X

--- Jose Cheung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello, > > I have an Albook running OS X 10.2.3. I just got an > old Pentium II with no OS. I have a DOS boot disk > and > some utilities on floppies, and a Gentoo distro that > runs off the CD. But I'm wondering if there's a way > to > download driver

Anyone know anything about an HDS @workStation?

I'm trying to find the NetOS 2.0.2 software for an HDS @workStation "thin client" diskless workstation. (From the mid 1990's) Anyone on here ever have any experience with those? = It WAS total Fandemonium! http://www.fandemonium.org Didn't go? Fandemonium 2005 _

Re: Stylewriter 2400 driver for Win XP?

--- Michel Phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Idea 2: The StyleWriter 2400 was manufactured by > Canon. The Win XP wizard > lists drivers for several Canon printers that share > cartridges with the > SW2400. I installed one of these drivers, but it > didn't work. Maybe the > wrong one? A

Re: tracks off music CD under XP

--- Jamie Kahn Genet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > How do I grab music (AIFF or MP3's) off a music CD > in WinXP _just_ > within WinXP itself? I'm trying to email a couple > tracks to a person and > when I drag the tracks from the open CD's window to > a MSOE new message > to attach them all I end

Re: airport express/Dell

--- Gretchen Summers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Through trial and error, I was able to resolve most > of the issues > below. I am now able to connect to the internet > with the Dell. > However, I still can't print to the Canon i560 that > is attached to the AEBS. I know what you need to do

Re: How to print from W2Kpro PC to a network LaserWriter IIg?

--- John Niven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >OK, Windows 2000 has a LaserWriter IIg driver > >included. When you went through the Add Printer > >dialog, did you try creating it as a local printer > >then click Create New Port and select AppleTalk > >Printing Devices? That'll search for the print

Re: How to print from W2Kpro PC to a network LaserWriter IIg?

--- John Niven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > It's a IIg which means I'm using the built-in > ethernet connection. I have a > linksys 5 port workgroup switch in my office which > is uplinked to the rest > of the companies network. I have the LW plugged > directly into that (via an > Apple AAUI to 10

Re: How to print from W2Kpro PC to a network LaserWriter IIg?

--- John Niven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi There, > > First time on this list - I hope i'm not alone :-) > > Sending this from a Mac IIci under OS 6.0.8! > > But the real problem is I have a LaserWriter IIg > that I took into work and > hooked up to the company network. The main bit of inf

Re: 8.6 for win32, the back way

--- Darren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Gregg Eshelman wrote: > > Any Windows 95 CD-ROM with a 1996 or 1997 > copyright > > date is OSR2. Any Windows 95 CD-ROM with a 1995 > > copyright date is the original or 95a version. > > This is what I have. > The bit

Re: 8.6 for win32, the back way

--- Robin Ashe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > You can use FDISK on another machine to format it, > that shouldn't be a > problem. If you can find a floppy disk though it > would really help if you > make yourself a boot-disk though. www.bootdisk.com Use the self extracting 98SE one to boot from and

Re: 8.6 for win32, the back way

--- Darren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have a pc question. How do I get a 4.3gb drive to > functuion under > win 95? Do I just partition it or am I better off > installing 98. If you have original 95 (or 95a with the service pack) you're limited to 2gig partitions with FAT16. Windows 95 OSR2

Re: Mac OS support for NuBus 10/100 NIC?

--- Darren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Gregg Eshelman wrote: > > > I picked up a new in the box Asante 10/100 NuBus > > network card recently. > > > > Any idea if it'll work with Mac OS 9.1? Does the > > Apple Ethernet NB extention support 100 meg

Mac OS support for NuBus 10/100 NIC?

I picked up a new in the box Asante 10/100 NuBus network card recently. Any idea if it'll work with Mac OS 9.1? Does the Apple Ethernet NB extention support 100 megabit cards? = Say hello to Juror #49. Yep, I'm on jury duty until the end of March. Gotta call in each weekend. Fun. __

Re: Reinstalling Win98 on a P166 card

--- MUGWump <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Windows has a way of doing that. I'm on the verge of > having to do a > "Windows meltdown" on my PC--I'm having problems > with programs > failing to work and load (the latest is NERO! I'm > having to improvise > with other software to do my CD burning).

Re: Reinstalling Win98 on a P166 card

--- Brian Futrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I've got a: > 8500 logic board > 7200 case > 7300 CD-ROM and case cover So does that make it a 7666? ;) = Say hello to Juror #49. Yep, I'm on jury duty until the end of March. Gotta call in each weekend. Fun. __

Re: Drivers for Hammer Storage PCI Jackhammer?

--- Darren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > http://www.rorke.com/hammer/ any good? > I see what you mean about the file on the net > archive, even with > broadband I had to setup 3 downloads of the same > file at the same time > before the file would complete. The speed and > reliablity of the > in

Re: Drivers for Hammer Storage PCI Jackhammer?

I just did find version 1.4.1 here! http://members.aol.com/dankephotografx/files/ Also another copy of the NuBus Jackhammer drivers, this one's BinHexed so it doesn't have to be downloaded with a Macintosh like the unencoded .sea file downloaded from the web archive. Now I just need version 1.4.

Drivers for Hammer Storage PCI Jackhammer?

So far, the only place I've found links to download drivers for the StreamLogic/Hammerstorage PCI Ultra SCSI Jackhammer is through the Web Archive at http://www.archive.org But the only complete ones they appear to have are for the older NuBus Jackhammer and Pre-OS9 for the PCI version. Pop

Re: HP ScanJet 4p Mac drivers?

a treatment... --- Darren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Gregg Eshelman wrote: > > > HP doesn't have Macintosh drivers for their > ScanJet > > 4p on their website, they do have a Macintosh > > _manual_ in Acrobat format, and they have Windows > > drivers for 95

Re: SheepShaver remixed

--- Darren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I'll keep it short. > After very little success I left SheepShaver alone. > Last night I downloaded Basilisk and sheepshaver > from their cvs tree > and *made* a optimized exe that... > > Runs :) is stable :) and is working on a 1386 intel > ;p > Yet

HP ScanJet 4p Mac drivers?

HP doesn't have Macintosh drivers for their ScanJet 4p on their website, they do have a Macintosh _manual_ in Acrobat format, and they have Windows drivers for 95 through XP. Anyone know where I can dig up the last release of the Mac drivers? = Say hello to Juror #49. Yep, I'm on jury duty un

Re: intel ppc emulation

I wish someone would pick up the Win32 port of Basilisk II. Lauri Pesonen has been unable to do anything with it for some time now and the guy doing the JIT version abandoned the Win32 version after releasing a couple of buggy binaries. There's plenty of new stuff that needs incorporating into a W

Re: 3.5 drive for VPC 6 ?

--- David DeFelice <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have VPC 6 running on my G4 OS X. Which 3.5 usb > drive do you us and find easy to use with both > platforms? Anyt that is USB Mass Storage compliant should work with both. OSX has native support for FAT32 and Windows' Long FileNames. Silly Microso

Re: intel ppc emulation

--- Darren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi > > A fellow lister put me on to SheepShaver, a emulator > by the folks > behind Basilisk II, mainly for the BeOS platform and > linux-ppc, > Darwin, blah blah, ect. > > Linux-intel rpms or a csv connection can be found to > make/install on > i386

Re: Yet another Windows/Mac printing problem!

--- Darren Sque <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > --- Michael Clarke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Nah, no waste! > > > > Gretchen, sorry I can't be of more assistance with > > the PC part of this. > > I'll look at how we're connecting to the print > > servers at work to see if I > > can come back w

Re: Yet another Windows/Mac printing problem!

--- Michael Clarke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I don't know what kind of setup HP has with the > JetDirect, but the Lexmark > uses proprietary software to connect to the print > server via tcp/ip. I'm > sure you can also connect by creating a tcp/ip > printer port on the PC, but I > didn't have m

Re: Yet another Windows/Mac printing problem!

;ll take help anywhere I can get it;-) > > On Sun, 15 Feb 2004 15:02:39 -0800 (PST), Gregg > Eshelman wrote: > >> So what I need is an old Lexmark (Marknet Pro > 1), > >> and my problem will be solved?!? > > > > That or someone who knows JetDirects to put

Re: Yet another Windows/Mac printing problem!

--- Gretchen Summers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > So what I need is an old Lexmark (Marknet Pro 1), > and my problem will be solved?!? That or someone who knows JetDirects to put eyes on the situation to get you going. ;) = Say hello to Juror #49. Yep, I'm on jury duty until the end of March.

Re: A Workaround for Gretchen's Printing Problem

--- Darren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Gretchen > > Its been a saga for you, for that I'm very sorry. > Are you saying that the Canon i560 is attached to > the imac and can be > happily shared with the PB and if so are you using > the JetDirect and > have access to the Brother HL-1440 print

Re: A Workaround for Gretchen's Printing Problem

--- Gretchen Summers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > All I'm saying is that Mac to Mac print sharing is > the most painless, > simple thing. Why does it have to be so complicated > to do it across > platforms? I admit, I don't have a second PC with > which to try printer > sharing PC to PC. And

Re: Direct download link for OS 9.1 update?

--- Darren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: ftp://ftp.ucalgary.ca/pub/micros/mac/system/Mac_OS_9.1_Update/ > make go use of the download manager and not worry > about the download > stopping. > > Closest I could find to the states I'm afraid, > possibly the right > version? Do they have a seperate Ca

Direct download link for OS 9.1 update?

I already know that it's available from Apple at this page. http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=75103 Via this link The problem is their server "hij

Re: sharing printers

--- Gretchen Summers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Gregg, > > A lot of what you are saying is totally foreign to > me (sorry). I'm > pretty sure my computers do not have fixed IP > addresses. How can I > check that? I've gone into the web admin for my > Linksys router, but > I'm not sure what

Re: sharing printers

--- Gretchen Summers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I am getting more and more frustrated with this. > > I gave it a rest for a few days, and then decided to > try to get printer > sharing to work by setting up the Canon with my > iMac. I left the > Brother connected, and added the Canon--went

More on printers and JetDirects.

I went to print to my LaserJet 4 and the light would blink but that's it, so I fiddled around with this and that, uninstalled and reinstalled drivers with the Network Printer Install Wizard and got nowhere. So I decided to see if there might be any new firmware updates for the JetDirect. Yep, ther

Re: sharing printers

--- Gretchen Summers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I did not change it from DHCP, but I have no idea > how to change it to static IP. Print the config pages by pressing the test button to get the currently assigned IP. Start, Run and type telnet in there, then click OK. This brings up a telnet

Re: sharing printers

--- Gretchen Summers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Well, I thought I could print from the Dell. One > test page, and that's > it. Now I can't get it to do anything. Did you set the JetDirect to a static IP or leave it using DHCP? Remember I mentioned that leaving the print server getting its IP

Re: sharing printers

--- Gretchen Summers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > OK. I have my hp jetdirect. It is set up, and I > can print to it via > the Dell. > > However, I can't get it to work with my iMac (the > whole reason I went > this route). Any help in that department will be > greatly appreciated. If the iMa

Re: sharing printers

--- Gretchen Summers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I did find the downloads for the JetDirect I > purchased. I have a DSL > connection, so large downloads are not a problem. > My biggest dilemma > will be how to handle the download once it is on the > PC. I've never > understood the PC way of

Re: sharing printers

--- Gretchen Summers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Yes, fortunately it does include the AC power > supply. Many, I noticed, > did not. I hope I won't have trouble getting > anything else I need from the HP website. The software is free, the printer install wizard is a pretty large download. The

Re: sharing printers

--- Gretchen Summers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Last night I bid on a HP JetDirect EX Plus Print > Server J2591, and won > it. It's only going to cost me $21, so that's not > too bad. Well, I was going to look up the Printer Install Wizard and the firmware update program, but right now my ISP

Re: sharing printers

--- Gretchen Summers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Gregg, > > I did check out that option yesterday. I really > want to keep the > printers in there present locations. I have my > wireless AP located in > the center of my house, with the computers at each > end. That gives me > the best sig

Re: sharing printers

--- Gretchen Summers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Does turning the firewall completely off count as > "holes in xp's > firewall?" > > I'm really stumped on this part (printing from Mac > to PC). I guess I'm > not the only one having difficulty. I am seeing a > lot of posts from > others who a

Too many old Macs. Re: sharing printers

--- MUGWump <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > well. (But if it comes to that, Gretchen, I have > more old Macs than I > know what to do with and would gladly pass one on to > you--maybe we > could learn Linux together!) Wouldn't happen to have too many old Beige G3 Macs? ;) I swapped my Yeager Prot

Re: sharing printers

--- Gretchen Summers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I am new to this list, but not new to computing. > > I would like to share printers between my iMac > (OSX.3.2) and a PC > running XP. I have spent countless hours trying to > figure out how to > make this work. I have a Brother HL-1440 hooke

NuBus SCSI card that's NOT bus-mastering?

Are there any NuBus SCSI cards that are not bus-master type? I'm getting set up for video editing with a Radius 81/110 and a Media 100 system, which will not work with any sort of bus mastering card in the third slot. The external SCSI bus on this Mac is only regular SCSI 2, not Fast SCSI 2 like t

Re: OMG, what did I buy?

--- Darren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > purchase 32 larger than 4mb simms and we will be in > business. :) > > How does one tell a ECC simm from a normal simm? By > the # of chips? See if www.18004memory.com lists that computer. It's in the USA, but is a good source of info. = "You never h

Re: OMG, what did I buy?

--- Darren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Well lots of crappy old stuff I guess but this > particular one is a alphaserver > DEC2000 4/200 which I bid on because I like the > case, as I'm the only bidder ;) > > So finally my question: can I get either > winNT4-alpha, Digital(True?)-UNIX or > OpenVM

Re: Getting Started with a PC Card

--- Brian Futrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > None of the PC Compatibility card image files from > Apple are bootable. > The first one is the drivers/clipboard on the Mac > side, the second one > is the DOS/Win drivers on the PC side. http://www.bootdisk.com has images. 'Course you'll need a

Re: Getting Started with a PC Card

--- Brian Futrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Whatever you do, don't use the 15-pin connector on > the card for the > monitor. It's actually for a PC joystick. Two 2-axis analog joysticks with two buttons on each stick, unless your game supports reading various button combos as "one" button.

Re: Getting Started with a PC Card

--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi all, > I downloaded the most recent copy of Apple PC > Compatability that I could > find and the extentions and Control Panel load fine. > From the Control > Panel, I made a blank DOS container file and can > "boot" the card but I > can't see what is going on on

Re: Long filenames for Win 3.1x on an emulator.

--- Michael Dawe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On 27 Oct 2003 at 20:19, Gregg Eshelman wrote: > > > The company has since gone out of business and > after > > a few hours searching last night I didn't find the > > software online. > > <http://www.od

Long filenames for Win 3.1x on an emulator.

Back in 1996, a company called View Software made a program that added long filename support to Windows 3.1x and it also worked on Windows 9x so that old 16 bit apps could open and save files with long names. The company has since gone out of business and after a few hours searching last night I d

Re: How to open case on a 6500?

--- JW Musgrove <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Go to the "6400 Zone". > They have instrucitons there. > That's what I did. Checking out www.zone6400.com right now! :) = "When you do things right, people won't be sure you've done anything at all." __ Do you Yaho

How to open case on a 6500?

A customer wants the hard drive upgraded in her Powermac 6500/275 but I can't get any part of the case to come loose except for pulling out the logic board. It looks like the top should slide back after removing the screw on the back but it won't budge. I've also tried pressing up on the two latch

Re: I just installed SoftWindows! (well, almost)

--- MUGWump <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > 1) The GUI setup states that I can turn on a "My > Computer" feature > which allows me direct access to my PC's files. I > turned it on, but > the feature doesn't come up. Is there something I'm > missing because > of the version of the OS I'm using htt

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