Can you transplant a CDRW drive into the CD for the PB1400?
Thanks
Tom
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I recently jumped through a lot of hoops trying to make an Epson
700 and 740 print on my Ethernt/Appletalk network. It cannot be done
with just the Epson hardware with these printers.
The shareware Epsonshare does work, but is time-limited: it only
works for12 hours or so. By the time
Hi there Dave,
Well, what you have there is Apple's finest laptop design until they got
to the G3 Wall Street. The AAUI plug in the back will support full
10baseT ethernet over RJ-45 cable but also can be hooked up to almost
all of the other network wiring varients by way of Apple AAUI adaptors.
Thanks, Mad Dog. Anyone have any ideas of what the real-time differences
are
between the 270C and 280C? My 280C has no sound, so I'm thinking that's
probably worth the slow-down of dropping back to a 270C. Anything that
won't
run, or anything that will be noticeably slower?
Thanks,
on 3/26/02 12:23 PM, (PowerBooks) at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Christopher Morgenstierne [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: 1400 nicities
2) I have recently studied Remy's detailed homepage on PCMCIA and CardBus
cards and was disappointed because I believed I could put some of the USB
cards
I still want to know exactly how you got it to format to Mac. Mine seems to
be hung up in some state where I can no longer see anything on it in the
PowerBook when it is in the CF PCMCIA holder, but I can see the CF card on
my iMac when it is in a CFreader (I have a VST Tri-Media reader). A
Bo-Göran Wallner wrote:
Hi!
Have a question regrded my PB 3400c, I recently got this machine and haven't
done very much background research on it. Are there any known problems
with the inbuilt ethernet and MacOS 8.5 that I ought to know about?
Yesterday I tried to use ethernet but it
Donna Hood Pointer on 3/27/02 12:46 PM wrote:
I still want to know exactly how you got it to format to Mac. Mine seems to
be hung up in some state where I can no longer see anything on it in the
PowerBook when it is in the CF PCMCIA holder, but I can see the CF card on
my iMac when it is in
What's the largest chip currently being sold for the PB3400C?
According to everymac.com, a 128Mb chip is the largest but I think
that was the max. you could buy when the sold the 3400C new. Are
larger ones sold now?
Any suggestions on where to buy one?
Sincerely,
--
Matthew D. O'Conner,
Eric Hawkins wrote:
Hi everyone,
I have just been given a Powerbook Duo 2300c, with a docking station. I am Mac
ignorant, I have
never before owned a Mac. There is no power supply for the PB, and it will not
engage in the
docking station. I do not even know if it works. When I power on
At 03:49 PM 3/27/2002 -0500, you wrote:
The ticking is indeed a dead power supply (know as the tick-of-death) so
it's history unless you can get a knew PS.
snip
Actually, the ticking is generally one cap that's gone bad. You can replace
that cap and all will be well. I've done it on both my
v Hi i know that this might hurt but GET A MAC AGAIN!!!
Auugh! Someone just lit up a flamethrower! My hair! It's on fire!
*runs in circles screaming of trolls*
;-)
v They really are great.
Yes, but the lady in question is having a problem that does not need
to be complicated by telling her
Eric,
If you decide you don't want to repair it. I'll buy it from you.
-Ben
- Original Message -
From: Eric Hawkins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: PowerBooks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2002 3:21 PM
Subject: Just given a Powerbook Duo 2300c, what do I have?
They are all great. I love my PC laptop as much as you love your Mac.
-Original Message-
From: PowerBooks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of
victoria
Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2002 2:57 PM
To: PowerBooks
Subject: Re: HELP!
Hi i know that this might hurt but GET A MAC AGAIN!!!
Excuse me. That was supposed to go just to Eric.
My sincere apologies.
-Ben
- Original Message -
From: Benjamin W. Tripp [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: PowerBooks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2002 6:06 PM
Subject: Re: Just given a Powerbook Duo 2300c, what do I
Hi thats the type of response that i thought i might get back
I take it that she has moved to windows well if so and she still cannot get
off list then all she needs to do is block the mail sent from the lists at
the server.
does not take long and she can also do it by phone rarther than online
In a message dated 3/27/02 12:15:36 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Jenni James
Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2002 11:04 PM
To: PowerBooks
Subject: HELP!
I can't get myself off of this list.
I am writing this to apologize to the list and to Jenni. I sent her a reply
wherein I had enlarged
Twice a year we run a pair of surveys -- Best of the Mac Web and Rest of
the Mac Web. The second survey covers 50 sites not included in the Best
poll, and the best of these will move up to the Best survey in October.
Rest of the Mac Web has a lot of good low-end sites like Mac512K, System
6
just hold down the shift key on startup, and you should get the same result
...
HTH,
tobias.
Original Message-ID: 005301c1d5c5$66f3eca0$0b93a8c0@naboo
From: Joseph C. Sis, JR. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: flash memory
Date: Wed, 27 Mar 2002 11:27:15 -0800
I think the key is to have PC
They are all great. I love my PC laptop as much as you love your Mac.
Hi I know that this might hurt but GET A MAC AGAIN!!!
They really are great.
Hi I also have a pc and I build them daily Being a pc tech by trade but I
have found that Macs have a well I do not know They are just fun
They are all great. I love my PC laptop as much as you love your Mac.
Hi I know that this might hurt but GET A MAC AGAIN!!!
They really are great.
Hi I also have a pc and I build them daily Being a pc tech by trade but
I
have found that Macs have a well I do not know They are just fun
Hi if it is light and slim you want in a pc note book have you loked at the
acer range???
I also own a travelmate 513 that has been upgraded with 256mb ram and a 40gb
hdd it also has an add on dvd and floppy and 1 pc card slot which i attach a
freecom cdrw to modem is built in and it is run by a
This is a 1400cs/117, upgraded to a 1400c screen, with a Sonnet G3/333 +
512MB cache, 48MB RAM (at the moment :-/), Best Data 56K modem card, and
8-bit Apple video expansion card, running 8.1.
What happens if you remove the apple 8 meg module?
There's no Apple 8MB module in the unit,
Can you transplant a CDRW drive into the CD for the PB1400?
Thanks
Tom
In theory, yes. I cant think of a reason why a CDRW with the proper
backplane connector would not work. I cant prove it, but for
example, I am using a Teac 24x CD ROM in place of the 12x CD ROM that
I had.
Mad Dog
--
At 07:12 PM 3/27/2002 -0500, you wrote:
THe only really tricky part about the Duos is getting the top plastic
off. You have to be real careful not to break the locking tabs on
the right side. Its kind of a zen thing; I cant really describe how
to do it.
Mad Dog
The best way to do it is to
Donna,
Check Apple Spec for limits of memory for computers.
The 190 is the same physical shape of the 5300 but the mother boards are different.
The 190 board is designed for 32 MB. max memory module and has either 4 mb or 8 MB on
the mother board.
The 5300 is limited to 64 MB ram total with
It's not the OS in general, it's Open Transport in particular. Older
versions of OT did not work and play well with DHCP.
Search Apple'sKnowledge Base for DHCP and Open Transport and follow
the recommendations.
Regards,
Bob Eye
Dallas, TX
Date: Wed, 27 Mar 2002 11:15:07 -0700
From: Bruce
On Wed, 27 Mar 2002 23:26:13 -0500 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Robert Eye)
wrote:
It's not the OS in general, it's Open Transport in particular. Older
versions of OT did not work and play well with DHCP.
Search Apple'sKnowledge Base for DHCP and Open Transport and follow
the recommendations.
Actually,
I also own a travelmate 513 that has been upgraded with 256mb ram and a 40gb
hdd it also has an add on dvd and floppy and 1 pc card slot which i attach a
freecom cdrw to modem is built in and it is run by a pentium 3 800mhz
processor it is about 1 1/2 cms thick and has a 12' screen and weighs
HeyAndrew...Please take this Dark-Side love fest to Low End PC. I
could'nt care less 'bout your Toshiba Crash-Master 6000or
whatever.sheehGates-SlavesI work with 'em all day
longcome here for some sanity!!! Mikie the Crab
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The problem I share with Donna is that the PB 5xx
needs PCMCIA extensions to recognize its removable
PCMCIA cage--with all extensions off, you can't use
the cage, much less reformat the CF card. Like Donna,
I've got a CF card, but my PB won't recognize it at
all, so I can't reformat it. The card
HeyAndrew...Please take this Dark-Side love fest to Low End PC. I
could'nt care less 'bout your Toshiba Crash-Master 6000or
whatever.sheehGates-SlavesI work with 'em all day
longcome here for some sanity!!! Mikie the Crab
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