JWilliams:
I echo your experience 100%. I purchased my 3400c about a year ago, and
when I showed co-workes QT videos running full screen, they were amazed,
especially when they found out that it is circa 1997.
In face, one of them switched from Windows to Mac based on that little
demo. I still use
--- R Farrington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When you think about it, the bottle of alcohol is worth more than the
> computer ;)
>
>
I will trade you TWO bottles of alcohol for each computer(s) you would
like to get rid of!
Back on topic here is a little write-up I did about my experienc
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Date: Thu, 17 Oct 2002 16:52:38 EDT
[SNIP]
> >My friend's G3/266/14.1" TFT (I hope that sufficiently identifies the
> >model!) PB recently stopped working. Whether with the battery in, the
> >adapter connected, or both, it doesn't go on. The only sign of life is the
> >gr
I just added a new 'book' to the collection. A
PB3400 I bought from a distributor off lease. This
little jewel only has 180 mhz processor and a mere
32 mb ram but I am blown away by the performance
considering it is pre G3 vintage. It runs rings
around my little 5300, and is really no slouch
> >
>> After a month of use a strange anomaly has occurred in the form of
>> thin vertical comb-like lines spaced about 5mm from another across
>> the full width of the screen and extending up almost
>> exactly half the
> > height of the screen.
>
>This could be one of 2 things,
>1) display c
--- Aaron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm rather experienced with desktop Macs but have little experience
> with powerbooks.
>
> My friend's G3/266/14.1" TFT (I hope that sufficiently identifies the
> model!) PB recently stopped working. Whether with the battery in, the
> adapter connected, or b
>>I tested the voltage between the outer metal cylinder against the tip of
>>the center post. (Since I don't know whether the power adapter is supposed
>>to supply its 24 volts as DC or AC, I tried both!) Nothing!
>>
>>Does this mean the adapter is dead, or should the voltage drop be between
>>two
When you think about it, the bottle of alcohol is worth more than the
computer ;)
On 10/17/02 5:25 PM, "Andrew Kershaw" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> typed:
>> I used a bottle of isopropyl alcohol and pour
>> it over the keyboard.
>
>
> Isn't that bad for the rubber and plastics? Alcohol tends to dry
> I used a bottle of isopropyl alcohol and pour
> it over the keyboard.
Isn't that bad for the rubber and plastics? Alcohol tends to dry
things out, and I wouldn't want to crack any components as a result...
I've used isopropyl alcohol on the duo keyboard to clean the contacts,
but then it w
I used a bottle of isopropyl alcohol and pour it over the keyboard.
On 10/15/02 1:25 PM, "Andrew Kershaw" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> typed:
> Anyone know how best to clean a 5300 keyboard?
>
> Some of the keycaps don't always work
>
> I took off some of the keycaps, but I'm not seeing how to di
My Reply follows quotes. On 17/10/2002 12:13
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Aaron)
>I'm rather experienced with desktop Macs but have little experience with
>powerbooks.
Ditto.
>My friend's G3/266/14.1" TFT (I hope that sufficiently identifies the
>model!) PB recently st
My PowerBook 180 (B&W active matrix screen) does odd things with its
backlight. When I boot it, the backlight starts off at full strength, then
dims, then shuts itself off completely before the little cartoon Mac screen
appears. (It's running 7.5.5.) I believe it must be a software command, as
when
I'm rather experienced with desktop Macs but have little experience with powerbooks.
My friend's G3/266/14.1" TFT (I hope that sufficiently identifies the model!) PB
recently stopped working. Whether with the battery in, the adapter connected, or both,
it doesn't go on. The only sign of life is
At 7:14 AM -0500 10/17/2002, Gary D. Adams wrote:
>Thomas:
>
> My Pismo freezes if I put my CompactFlash Card in after it's started
>up 9.2.2. I always put the card in and then start up and it shows up.
>
> Do you have File Exchange enabled? Since the card is probably PC
>formatted, that wo
Thomas:
My Pismo freezes if I put my CompactFlash Card in after it's started
up 9.2.2. I always put the card in and then start up and it shows up.
Do you have File Exchange enabled? Since the card is probably PC
formatted, that would be necessary, I think.
Gary
Thomas G. Tamura wrote:
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