I use a new Kodak DX4330 which is great camera. Primarily it's plugged into
my G4 using the Dock, but for my 3400 I bought a PC Card adaptor on ebay for
£18 that takes everything except compact flash - those readers are even
cheaper. Speed is about the same as USB and it works a treat. The files
I just leave my battery in all the time on my 3400c and mainly run it off
AC. I bought it second-hand and the battery seems to give about an hour -
they're much better than the so-called intelligent batteries in the 500
series and seem to suffer less problems. Batteries for the 5300 will also
work
Try here for the GV software
http://63.104.169.60/PNF:byName:/PowerBook%20500%20Series%20Items/
Rick
I was given a PB 540c that was having a consistent (Epson) printer
connection issue. After a number of attempts to resolve the issue, we
decided the best option was to do a clean install of the
There's been a lot about batteries on this list so if you can access the archives
you'll find a wealth of information. But to summarize it, at least once a week (once
a month at the very least) unplug the AC and use the battery until you get the warning
message that the computer is about to
Exactly -- I don't have that bit yet, but it is supposed to be much more
convenient, you're right. Even dad complained less when he used it. ;-)
Clark Martin wrote:
At 10:44 PM -0600 1/5/2003, aly wrote:
but the software takes a while to upload
pictures (that's why I have it, my dad got sick
On 2003-01-06 17:08, Tom Roth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There's been a lot about batteries on this list so if you can access the
archives you'll find a wealth of information. But to summarize it, at least
once a week (once a month at the very least) unplug the AC and use the battery
until you
At 4:58 PM -0700 1/5/03, Mark Winchester wrote:
I was given a PB 540c that was having a consistent (Epson) printer
connection issue. After a number of attempts to resolve the issue, we
decided the best option was to do a clean install of the OS (was 7.5.3, now
7.6) and this resolved the printer
Great, now I have directly conflicting advice.
It IS a li-ion, so I shouldn't let it discharge??? I should just keep
them plugged in all the time unless taking it somewhere? Or let it work
on battery once a month and recharge? Where is the certain point?
I did go to the archive but there is so
Hi. Normally I'm pretty quiet because I don't really
have a lot of Mac wisdom to share, but here's my
digital camera situation:
I have an Olympus D-40. It is small, cute, works like
a charm, and I'm the envy of all my digital
photographer pals (which kind of makes up for the fact
that I didn't
pook la roux wrote:
I'd love feedback from anyone who actually has
experience using a pc card smartcard reader or hooking
a newer camera to an older pb with a pc card usb. A
pro photographer I know says that she refuses to use
pc card media readers because they fry her cards and
make them
I thought I'd post this here just in case anyone might be interested... a
good home and all. Anyway, I've got a 66MHZ TiBook with 1GIG RAM 40MG HD. It
has a DVD-R/CD-R. I also have an external firewire DVDRW/CDRW, same model as
Apple uses in their towers.
I got a pretty good deal on it, and these
On Sunday, January 5, 2003, at 01:42 PM, victoria brandon wrote:
How long should a battery be able to keep a sleeping PB going without
running out of juice?
(snip)
Hi Victoria. As you know, I recently got an Apple- refurbished, sealed
5300cs, so, presumably, the battery could have been
A *66* MHz TiBook???
Judy
On Mon, 6 Jan 2003, Matthew Guemple wrote:
I thought I'd post this here just in case anyone might be interested... a
good home and all. Anyway, I've got a 66MHZ TiBook with 1GIG RAM 40MG HD. It
has a DVD-R/CD-R. I also have an external firewire DVDRW/CDRW, same
Sorry all:
re. my earlier post 667MHZ*
M
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on 1/6/03 10:57 AM, Matthew Guemple at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I thought I'd post this here just in case anyone might be interested... a
good home and all. Anyway, I've got a 66MHZ TiBook with 1GIG RAM 40MG HD. It
has a DVD-R/CD-R. I also have an
Thanks all for your comments.
I did an over the network 8..0 install (no format yet) and it works
fine, even seems a bit snappier.
I think I have found a SCSI cable to hook it up to my old 1.2G
external drive, so I'll do a complete format and reinstall that way.
If I get stuck again I know
On 1-6-2003 5:00 AM, Rick Delzeith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try here for the GV software
http://63.104.169.60/PNF:byName:/PowerBook%20500%20Series%20Items/
Rick
This suggestion got me on the right track. I went to my backup of the
original system, as it came to me, and copied the
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