On 20 Sep 2002, at 15:33, John Richard Smith wrote:
> Does none of the other Officejet calagories work with it,
> I see there is an officejet710 for instance.
>
> john
Actually I've found my foomatic database is way out of date. I'm in the
process of getting the latest version which includes a
I've got my HP OfficeJet 720 printer working on my WalMart
Mandrake 8.2 using the CUPS HP DeskJet 550C driver, but it's only
giving me 300dpi resolution. The printer supports 600dpi and at one
time I thought I stumbled across a WWW based configuration tool that
offered that, but now I can't fi
> On Tuesday 17 September 2002 04:56 pm, you wrote:
> > I'm wrasslin' with my thinnet ethernet setup. I have a 16 bit ISA
> > ethernet card with BNC (thinnet) connector that worked great on my
> > old Novell setup. Well, actually I have two identical ones, but more
> > on that in a minute.
> >
>
I'm wrasslin' with my thinnet ethernet setup. I have a 16 bit ISA
ethernet card with BNC (thinnet) connector that worked great on my
old Novell setup. Well, actually I have two identical ones, but more on
that in a minute.
They are pretty standard NE2000 cards, with a dp8390-1A chip. I've
se
Sorry, I meant this to go to the list:
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On 6 Sep 2002, at 18:28, Bryan Tyson wrote:
> KMail and Gimp!
I've tried both, Gimp more briefly than KMail. My verdicts:
KMail: Very good, faster than Pegasus on downloading mail. I'm not
wild about the display -- I like Pegasus's windowing better than the
frame-like interface of KMail. Pega
and Pegasus are Windoze apps they are NOT
out of Redmond, whose stuff I do not wish to associate with ever
again. I just want to see the best features of non-Msft Windoze apps
available for Linux, preferably as ports, otherwise under emulation. .
peregrinf
Want to buy your Pack or Se
On 7 Sep 2002, at 7:34, dh wrote:
> Which model is this? -price?
Ooops, sorry. It's model AR805, and cost $498 plus shipping and
handling, total $548.21.
Dennis Fowler
Want to buy your Pack or Services from MandrakeSoft?
Go to http://www.mandrakestore.com
On 7 Sep 2002, at 7:30, dh wrote:
> You might want to check out win4lin (if you already own win 98 etc.)
> they currently have a great deal ($49.00).
There's part of the rub. I don't have a win98 license, and I don't intend
to get one, nor any other Windows license. I have heard very good
thin
inux
> > newbies. I'm going to have to configure Samba and the only way I can
> > see to do that is to edit the samba.config file, which takes me back
> > to my old DOS and early Windows days, playing as I did then with
> > config.sys and autoexec.bat files.
> >
> &
On 3 Sep 2002, at 16:55, J.M. Cogels wrote:
> This will open html-pages in the program you select by default, but how
> about url's? For example, if I click on an URL from within an e-mail or
> something, it opens in the 'deafult' browser. I've been looking for this
> option too...
Under "text"
I connect to the internet via a 56k modem, and, of course, my ISP
then assigns me an IP address. I also have a LAN. Can I (should I?)
then also assign a fixed IP address for my LAN in the network setup
wizard? If so, are there any rules as to what the address should be,
other than nnn.nnn.nnn.
My WalMart Linux box came with an ISA slot on the motherboard. I've
got an ethernet card, pretty generic, 10 base T (old coax) that I'd like
to use. Can anyone tell me if, or how I can get Linux (Mandrake 8.2)
to recognize it? I've tried playing a bit in the Control Center/
Hardware/Network D
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