>hello all, new to this list.
>just picked up a 520 powerbook for use with a music program called "band in
>a box".
>
>anyone know:
>
>1) what modem is likely in this thing?
>
>2) and there is no email/web stuff installed.
>what programs can i use with it (12 meg ram)?
>
>3) how do i obtain the
>Wow!
I didn't get a single reply to my question.
Did I miss something and this question has recently been asked and answered?
Did I just ask this week's dumbest question?
...or does nobody know the answer?
Jae
>Would anyone know if it is possible to use a Firewire PC card on a
>Powerbook G3/Ka
Hi Jae,
Try Google (and not just the default page, but Groups
as well) with a search string like "Kanga firewire";
or the Apple discussion boards.
Cheers
George
--- Jae Redfern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >Wow!
>
> I didn't get a single reply to my question.
> Did I miss something and this qu
http://store.powerbook1.com/mcecarupser.html
>> Wow!
>
> I didn't get a single reply to my question.
> Did I miss something and this question has recently been asked and answered?
> Did I just ask this week's dumbest question?
> ...or does nobody know the answer?
>
> Jae
>
>> Would anyone know
>http://store.powerbook1.com/mcecarupser.html
>> Wow!
>>
> [snip]
>>
>> Would anyone know if it is possible to use a Firewire PC card on a
>> Powerbook G3/Kanga/3500 and use iMovie?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Jae
>> Nunavut
MCE's upgrade probably includes the later G3 series cardbus cage that have
a gro
> Is this a common symptom of using Battery
> Recondition? Should I only use it with Apple
> batteries? Any hope of getting the dead battery to
> recover? How do I go about it?
>
Well, as usual, I'll start out by saying that I have
limited knowledge of Mac Powerbooks, but fairly good
knowled
The only internal modem that was available for the 5xx was a Global Village
19.2 speed. I have disk images of what I believe is the last software
revision available here:
http://homepage.mac.com/WebObjects/FileSharing.woa/4/wo/FLYqAWpYA17IECZy.1/0
.2.1.2.27.31.97.1.35.0.0.1.1.1?user=jsh13&fpath=O
Acer notebook (Windows) systems used to have a BIOS-based discharge/charge
routine that was accessible from one of the buttons above the keyboard.
I've used it for a couple of years on my old AcerNote 350C before I sold it
to a friend a couple of years ago. Still had the original battery in it
(D
