In a message dated 02-10-23 20:48:33 EDT, you write:
2) I'm having a SCSI termination issue. I replaced the apple 340mb drive
with a IBM 1.2 gb drive. If I have anything on the external bus (Apple
150 cd or Zip Plus) it boots and runs just find. If I don't have
anything on the bus, I get
I just completeld a clean install of OS 8.5 followed by the 8.6 update
on a PB 3400c. Several items that were to have been in a Folder called
Portables in Apple Extras were not installed. I reformated and
initialized and attempted a second installation the Prompts indicated I
was successful, but
At 03:24 PM 10/24/2002 -0400, you wrote:
Date: Thu, 24 Oct 2002 14:42:46 -0500
From: Steven Schario [EMAIL PROTECTED]
So I ask you, any idea where can I get the software to make
my PC card usable? Is there Apple software designed solely for the
activation of the slots, or does the proper Global
Steve,
The proper software should be available at the Global Village web site, if
not you should be able to talk to thier tech support and obtain the required
drivers and possibly even the documention.
Roger
Steven Schario wrote:
Not long ago, I purchased a PowerBook 1400C. I love it. It
I am considering a wireless network for my PowerBook and PM 6500. Anyone who
would be willing to share any positive and/or negative experiences would be
appreciated.
Thanks again,
Steve
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Not long ago, I purchased a PowerBook 1400C. I love it. It came to me with a
Global Village 56K Modem/Ethernet PC card. Upon sliding it into either card
slot however, I receive the following error message, The correct software
you need to use the PC Card in the 'Upper/Lower PC Card Slot' is not
My source confusion today concerns, as you can tell, 100BaseT Ethernet (Fast
Ethernet). I am pretty sure each of my Ethernet cards, in both my Power
Macintosh 6500/G3 and PowerBook 1400C/G3 are rated 10/100BaseT Ethernet. My
questions are: How can I determine whwther or not I am currently using
Thanks to everyone for their suggestions. In the end, it was the simplest
most direct approach that worked: wiping the HD and reinstalling OS 9.1.
Upon startup with the fresh system, I set TCP/IP to Ethernet and Configure
using DHCP server (no IP address or anything else), fired up IE 5.1 and I
on 10/24/02 11:38 AM, victoria at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
what version of aol will work on a powerbook 190 with 16mb ram system 8.1
also what version of word will work.
I don't know anything about AOL, but any version of Word up to and including
whatever comes with Office 98 (and maybe
Hi,
also what version of word will work.
word 5 will work for sure. i guess that word 6 may work too but i've never
tried.
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victoria
Hi I need a quick answer for this please. as i need to get it ready for the
morning about 9.30 am UK time.
what version of aol will work on a powerbook 190 with 16mb ram system 8.1
also what version of word will work.
Many thanks.
Victoria.
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Word 6 will work. I have it on one of my Quadas. Haven't used it much,
but it works (as well as Word has ever worked anyway).
Scott Holder
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From: PowerBooks [mailto:powerbooks;mail.maclaunch.com] On Behalf Of
Mehdi El Gueddari
Sent: Thursday, October 24, 2002 2:56 PM
Thinking some more about your problem...
I think I remember you saying you had a strange IP
address listed? Or am I getting you confused with
something else I've been working on ;-)
Anyway, if thats the case, then DHCP isn't working for
you.
Straight off, double check all of the settings on
If your IP addy's start with 23.xxx.xxx.xxx, then
those are routable. I took a look last night to
figure out what the other non-routable address scheme
was I couldn't remember and it was 172.16.xxx.xxx, so,
basically, three non-routable schemes:
10.xxx.xxx.xxx
172.16.xxx.xxx
192.168.xxx.xxx
In a message dated 10/24/02 1:41:07 PM EST, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
what version of aol will work on a powerbook 190 with 16mb ram system 8.1
4.0 has been a stalwart for me on my Duo 280...
And Office '98 probably would work, but it was too big. I use the previous
version of Ms Office.
So I ask you, any idea where can I get the software to make
my PC card usable? Is there Apple software designed solely for the
activation of the slots, or does the proper Global Village software
cure the
problem?
I have a GV Platinum plus 33.6k for my PB1400, which works fine. You
could
Here's the address for GV SW DLs:
ftp://ftp.globalvillage.com/pub/software/mac/
You need the PC card SW v3.0.2, and also grab the 3.06 updater.
IIRC, the tome included with the installer you have can be opeed using
Apple's Tomeviewer utility, allowing you to grab and manually install the
SW.
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In a message dated 02-10-23 20:48:33 EDT, you write:
2) I'm having a SCSI termination issue. I replaced the apple 340mb drive
with a IBM 1.2 gb drive. If I have anything on the external bus (Apple
150 cd or Zip Plus) it boots and runs just find. If I don't have
Hi all,
I have got a problem with my PB 190cs: it won't start up, whatever I
do. Plugged in the green light above the screen glows steadily (which
already is, at least in my experience, highly unusual), but it does
not react to any keyboard stroke (or the little button at the back).
I have
on 10/24/02 3:24 PM, Steven Schario [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not long ago, I purchased a PowerBook 1400C. I love it. It came to me with a
Global Village 56K Modem/Ethernet PC card. Upon sliding it into either card
slot however, I receive the following error message, The correct software
you
I don't know anything about AOL, but any version of Word up to and
including whatever comes with Office 98 (and maybe beyond) should be
fine.
All of the Office 98 apps are actually PPC only. My vote would be to
stay away from Word 6 and use Word 5.1.
AOL 3 will run on a PB190, version 4 might
I've lost track of current web hosting for manuals and need a PB145b
take apart manual.
Can someone either send the pdf as an attachment or provide a current
url?
Thanks for your time.
Chuck
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Well, I knew I shouldn't have bragged on my new powerbook 3400.
After working flawlessly for several days, it has died. It started out
by having problems hanging up and locking up during booting up. I did
all the usual things, rebuilding desktop, reset pram, trashed
preferences and it still
A L wrote:
Has anyone else run into problems installing Flash 6 on their Macs?
I have a PowerBook 3400 with OS 8.6 (the minimum required for F.6) and
downloaded the Flash installer from Macromedia. The problem is that when it
prompts me for what browser I use (IE, Netscape, Opera) it always
At 2:23 PM -0500 10/24/2002, Steven Schario wrote:
My source confusion today concerns, as you can tell, 100BaseT Ethernet (Fast
Ethernet). I am pretty sure each of my Ethernet cards, in both my Power
Macintosh 6500/G3 and PowerBook 1400C/G3 are rated 10/100BaseT Ethernet. My
questions are: How can
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