Frank: could you tell us how you did that second phone line as a localtalk
network. Easy to do or complex?
Donna Pointer-- iMac, ergo iAm
Re: Enet for PB 180c
From: Frank [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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on 2/21/02 1:08 AM, Andrew at [EMAIL
Would someone out there on the list please explain the sequence of steps
one needs to take when using the dial manually option when using remote
access.
I would would appreciate it! I am using 8.6 on a 3400.
Thanks, Nanci
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My powerbook ( a 1400) has the popular problem of cracking at the hinges.
Friends with the same books have used JB Weld, and my father, who has a pb
145 used nuts and bolds to hold his screen together after the thing fell
off. So, what I want to know is this, has anyone found a better way? Thanks
On my recently obtained 3400, the hinges are good, but
spongy. I'm thinking of milling a whole new assembly
out of billet aluminum that will have a much more
solid feel.
I have a lathe/milling machine, just have to fool with
it some more before attempting projects like that
Russ
--- Aaron
My new 3400 is still causing me a little trouble as I
can't get online to download needed updates (namely OS
8.1) and software.
The internal modem dials up with PPP and connects
fine, but IE 5 (and 4.5 before it)can't seem to find
the connection.
I've checked PPP, TCP/IP, Modem, AppleTalk,and
Hi gang, just thought I'd pass along the latest development with a
5300c I sent through the REA program recently.
After waiting the 'suggested' two weeks, I rang Applecare Aus. today
asking if they could track down my little friend. The lovely Sharon
said 'good news/bad news'. The good news
At 09:19 PM 4/14/2002 -0700, you wrote:
snip
I've checked PPP, TCP/IP, Modem, AppleTalk,and Web
Sharing Control Panels nothing seems to change
anything.
Any ideas?
Most likely sounds like a DNS problem. In the TCP/IP cpl is there anything
in there for Name Server addresses? If not, you can try
