Re: Wallstreet, Lombard Power Supply compatibility

From: Mycroft [EMAIL PROTECTED] I'm setting up an Internet connection on my boss's Lombard (bronze keys). I use a Wallstreet. Is the flying saucer shaped power supply I use on the Wallstreet safe to plug into the Lombard? Marshall I use the flying saucer on my Lombard. That was the

Re: Wallstreet, Lombard Power Supply compatibility

On 2002-11-17 22:22, Malcolm Cornelius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: on 17/11/02 23:08, Mycroft at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm setting up an Internet connection on my boss's Lombard (bronze keys). I use a Wallstreet. Is the flying saucer shaped power supply I use on the Wallstreet safe to plug

Re: PC Card memory expansion

Edward Nilges wrote: I've been mulling over a way to do this for a few days now, and I hope someone can enlighten me, even if it's to tell me I have it all wrong. This is regarding Powerbooks with limited internal memory capability, specifically the 2400 that I will be acquiring soon. Now, I've

Remembering my PCMCIA modem

Hi all, On of the annoying things about my 3400 is that whenever I boot it without my PC Card modem inserted, the modem control panel automatically sets the modem port to the Infrared port, so I have to reset it the next time I go to use the modem. This happens even though I don't touch the

Re: OS 8 vs. 9 for 3400c

Thanks everyone for the advice, I think I'll stick to 8.6, I don't think I could cope with 9.1 if it's going to be slower. Adam. -- PowerBooks is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and... Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com | Enter To Win A | -- Canon PowerShot Digital

1400 cs question

Hey, all, Does anyone know a good place to look to find out what 1400 cs machines are going for these days? We may have to part with one, sadly, due to financial woes. Thanks for any advice. Alison -- PowerBooks is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and... Small Dog Electronics

Re: 1400 cs question

Hey, all, Does anyone know a good place to look to find out what 1400 cs machines are going for these days? We may have to part with one, sadly, due to financial woes. Thanks for any advice. Easiest is to search for completed items on ebay. Strangely, I think the value of 1400's if you take

Re: 1400cs

Slight addition to this. You need the 1400c LCD ribbon cable as well--you can't just put the LCD ONLY in... Thanks, David - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - http://www.ibookparts.com http://www.wegenermedia.com

missing digests

Due to some changes to our mail server last week, I have not received the following digests: PowerBooks Digest #1077 through #1078 If anyone on the list can redirect copies to [EMAIL PROTECTED], I'd be most grateful. Thanks! Dan the listmom -- Dan Knight, president, Cobweb Publishing,

Re: 1400 cs question

on 11/18/02 8:15 AM, aly at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hey, all, Does anyone know a good place to look to find out what 1400 cs machines are going for these days? We may have to part with one, sadly, due to financial woes. Thanks for any advice. Alison Depends on ram load, hd size,

1400cs specs

Let me get the specs on the machine from my husband, who is the one selling it. Right now I'm still stuck in annoying digest mode and can't figure out how to undigest, so it may take me a while to respond again. (our listmom said there was a way to do this listed at the bottom of each email but I

Re: 1400cs specs

At 13:34 -0600 18/11/02, aly wrote: but I don't see an un-digest option I don't think you can do it one operation. You'll need to subscribe to this address: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED], to get the non-digest version. You might need to unsubscribe first. That info is in the footer. Tina

Re: OS 8 vs. 9 for 3400c

I don't think it's slower. I've got it on my 3400/200 with 144mb RAM. It takes more RAM, if I recall, but it runs fine. Gary Adam wrote: Thanks everyone for the advice, I think I'll stick to 8.6, I don't think I could cope with 9.1 if it's going to be slower. Adam. -- PowerBooks is

Re: OS 8 vs. 9 for 3400c

I'll second that. I run OS 9.1 on a 3400/240 with 144MB RAM. It's not noticably slower than OS 8.6 if at all but definitely takes a wad more RAM. A little care with what control panels and extensions you load will pay off if you need to be spare with RAM, otherwise, by all means migrate to OS

Re: PC Card memory expansion

Hi Ed, -- So, what about it? What's the trick? An external Firewire HD with a huge buffer? External DRAM that format's itself at bootup to look like an ATA-accessible formatted volume? I did see a few references to PCMCIA DRAM, but it all looked proprietary and/or hopelessly out of

once more on batteries

So, given the previous discussion, is it wise to leave the batteries discharged and outside a powerbook when it is being powered by the power cord? I usually leave the batteries in my 540c all the time, where they stay fully charged. __ Do you

Re: OS 8 vs. 9 for 3400c

With a 3400c and 80 MB Ram, I had to switch from 8.1 and Nav. 4.6 to 8.6 and Mozilla (stable version) to take advantage of a high-speed connection. This stable version of Mozilla is anything but - any ideas? It crashes 4 or 5 times a week. 8.1 was stable as a rock but slow, so HW is not an issue.