MacGroup: Printer not responding

Hello: For the past 2 days I have not been able to print from my iMac to my HP Deskjet. I do not receive ANY error messages; just silence. Where do I start? I cannot come up with any action that triggered this lack of response. Thank you very much for your help. Fran/ Ft. K The next meetin

MacGroup: Printer not responding

On Monday, September 9, 2002, at 08:06 AM, Fran wrote: > Where do I start? Tell the list which OS you are running. Thanks...vDog The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will be September 24 For more information, see . A calendar of activities is at

MacGroup: more work on despondent modem

Hey folks, Here's some more info on the Modem Which Does Not Like Jagwire: Here are the results of more work: 1. If I set the modem script to either the null 57600 or null 115200 modem script, check the box that opens a 'terminal' window (not the terminal as in Mac OS X), and type the command

MacGroup: Printer not responding

I'm running OS 9.1 vDog wrote: > > > > Tell the list which OS you are running. Thanks...vDog > The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will be September 24 For more information, see . A calendar of activities is at .

MacGroup: Printer not responding

Hi Fran, The first thing to check is your software connection (assuming that you can verify that the printer cable is plugged in to both iMac and printer). Open your chooser, click the appropriate HP printer driver icon in the left-hand window and a highlighted usb port connection should show on

MacGroup: Printer not responding

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MacGroup: more work on despondent modem

Bill, I have been reading that others are having similar problems with the modem script, most folks are getting hung up on the +++ part Have you considered copying the 115200 script, pasting in the appropriate commands that you need and using it as your modem script?

MacGroup: Apple's Start

If you've never heard the story of how the Apple I or Apple II came into being, there is an interview with Woz (Steve Wozniak) at: http://www.macworld.com/2002/10/macbeat/woz.html He covers a lot of the beginning days in the article. (Send this one to your friends that think BG invented compute

MacGroup: more work on despondent modem

On 9/9/02 12:14, Jerry Yeager wrote >Bill, > >I have been reading that others are having similar problems with the >modem script, most folks are getting hung up on the +++ part > >Have you considered copying the 115200 script, pasting in the >appropriate commands that you need and using it as yo

MacGroup: Printer not responding

Ward Oldham wrote: > > > The first thing to check is your software connection (assuming that you can > verify that the printer cable is plugged in to both iMac and printer). Open > your chooser, click the appropriate HP printer driver icon in the left-hand > window and a highlighted usb port

MacGroup: more work on despondent modem

Some of that is due to setting the serial port speed, don't forget these things come from the old serial port way of connecting to a modem (as a side bar, some of those scripts that claim to really speed up your modem connections are doing nothing more than setting the serial port speed to its

MacGroup: more work on despondent modem

On Monday, September 9, 2002, at 03:34 PM, Jerry Yeager wrote: > Some of that is due to setting the serial port speed, don't forget > these things come from the old serial port way of connecting to a > modem (as a side bar, some of those scripts that claim to really speed > up your modem conne

MacGroup: Cleaning off Hard Drive

On 9/8/02 16:29, Allan Atherton wrote >Bill Rising wrote: >> Before doing this be sure that your Beige G3 is new enough to allow a >> second hard drive. Rev 1 Beige G3's won't handle a second drive. The way >> for you to tell if your machine can handle a 2nd drive is to look at its >> serial numb

MacGroup: Printer not responding

Hi Fran, Unplug and replug both of your usb connections to your printer. (One end at your Mac and the other at the printer). Next, you should just reinstall your printer drivers. My gut feel is that you have a usb related file that is missing or corrupt. Instead of deducing which file(s) is (are

MacGroup: more work on despondent modem

Some of the scripts are going under the V.34 standard, so they slow the serial port down accordingly. Setting the port to its max under those conditions "is supposed to" speed things up, but doesn't really. Jerry On Monday, September 9, 2002, at 04:45 PM, Lee Lar

MacGroup: Migrating to Jaguar

I recommend reading the Migrating to Jaguar article on page 65 of the Oct MacWorld before installing OS 10.2. The installer has three choices: Clean Install, Upgrade, and Archive & Install. If you already have an older version of OSX, the default will be Upgrade. There is no explanation of what Ar

MacGroup: More about fsck

Recently there have been a few requests for info about using the fsck command in single user mode to repair directory problems. There is a pretty decent tutorial about using this command to fix not only the main boot drive but others as well. Though the article is a bit verbose, it does not req

MacGroup: MAC Music

MAC Group, I need help on finding music downloads for the MAC. It seems there are many sites for the Winless folks but not what I need for the MAC. Any help would be appreciated as my daughter will be getting married in December and she is wanting to download MP3 files that she has found on a fr

MacGroup: MAC Music

on 9/9/02 10:35 PM, profile at profile at aye.net wrote: > I need help on finding music downloads for the MAC. It seems there are many > sites for the Winless folks but not what I need for the MAC. > > Any help would be appreciated as my daughter will be getting married in > December and she is

MacGroup: MAC Music

John, I sent your request to my brother-in-law. He is a musician and gets a lot of music off the internet. I'll send you his reply, whenever it come. Harry on 09/09/2002 10:35 PM, profile at profile at aye.net wrote: > MAC Group, > > I need help on finding music downloads for the MAC. It see

MacGroup: MAC Music

I am a little confused about this mp3s for windoze only I have downloaded a few royalty free mp3s from windoze oriented sites and they play just fine in iTunes and Quicktime Player. On Monday, September 9, 2002, at 10:35 PM, profile wrote: > MAC Group, > > I need help on finding music downl

MacGroup: MAC Music

Jerry and all who so kindly respond quickly. When I go to many of the sites the ability to download depends on them placing their program on my computer to get the files and I assume playing them. Of course I use iTunes, but I can't get to the music without first using their program...and most ar

MacGroup: MAC Music

What you are looking for isn't a player, so much as a search engine (like google or yahoo only for music files) go to www.versiontracker.com and do a quick search on mp3 You'll get lots of options, but look over the ones that connect to mp3 servers (and as always only download the ones that are