Re: Word 6 Powerbook 1400cs

STEVE SCAYSBROOK wrote: > Hi All again, > Just an update on my problem with the first page not printing, I have remove > the program and reinstalled several times but no luck, I seem to remember > having some problems a few days ago with a word 95 mail attachment I got > from a company, I had it

Word 6 Powerbook 1400cs

Hi All again, Just an update on my problem with the first page not printing, I have remove the program and reinstalled several times but no luck, I seem to remember having some problems a few days ago with a word 95 mail attachment I got from a company, I had it converted via Mclinkplus to Word

Re: Word 6

STEVE SCAYSBROOK wrote: > Hi, > Anyone heard of a problem, where the first page will not print, in Word 6 > via MS Office, the page just goes through blank, and then starts to print > the second page, do I have some form of Virus, I have Mcafee to scan I'm on > V6 with the latest update, but not a

Re: Word 6

>Hi, >Anyone heard of a problem, where the first page will not print, in Word 6 >via MS Office, the page just goes through blank, and then starts to print >the second page, do I have some form of Virus, I have Mcafee to scan I'm on >V6 with the latest update, but not a bean, and I still have a pro

Word 6

Hi, Anyone heard of a problem, where the first page will not print, in Word 6 via MS Office, the page just goes through blank, and then starts to print the second page, do I have some form of Virus, I have Mcafee to scan I'm on V6 with the latest update, but not a bean, and I still have a problem.

Re: Modem issues with 540c

>Jeff Hubatka wrote: >> The Global Village Powerport Mercury was the only internal modem made for >> the 5xx series. I'm looking at my old 520 Powerport control panel, and you >> might try resetting the modem, or checking the "normal" button in the >> configure port pane. >> If you don't have

Re: Can you swap a 5300 mb into a 190?

on 24/07/02 04:57, Tom W. at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Can you swap a 5300 motherboard into a 190 case? Are there any > considerations or is it a straight swap? > thanks > tom > > Tom Goes in fine, there are no serious issues as far as I can remember, but you would want the heat sink from the