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From: PowerBooks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Joe
Melinis
Sent: Thursday, February 06, 2003 10:35 PM
To: PowerBooks
Subject: Re: Mac OS
From: Gary Sparkes [EMAIL PROTECTED]
is there a pc program that can read the disk copy images?
No, but
After doing a Retrospect Express backup of my boot disk, I seem to have
lost my Netscape bookmarks. Would someone please post the URL for the
article on 3400c CardBus 32 bit compatibility. The article also dealt
with MCE's upgrade. Thanks
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On Friday, February 07, 2003, at 06:04AM, Gerald R. Homeyer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After doing a Retrospect Express backup of my boot disk, I seem to have
lost my Netscape bookmarks. Would someone please post the URL for the
article on 3400c CardBus 32 bit compatibility. The article also
On Thursday, February 06, 2003, at 10:11PM, THE ROCK [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have two questions:
1. On one side of my powerbook there is a receptacle for my floppy and i
imagine that's where the cdrom drives resides too. Now, on the opposite
side of the power book is another receptacle with a
Hello
I was wondering where I could find tutorials on connecting a Mac to a PC via
TCP/IP or AppleTalk or something like that?
Would I be able to use the internet on the Mac via a Wintel PC (Win2k
internet connection sharing) which has the modem in it?
thanks,
R.
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is it safe to use a PB 2400 power adapter on a PB 3400c (it works and
they claim to give out the same volts) and are there any good
methods/ links to instructive sites/ for resoldering the
adaptersocket on the mobo ?
kenta
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I have been using this pb, and notice that the battery is not charging,
there are no bars showing on the battery icon.
is there a way to test to make sure the battery is dead.?
second, is there a place to get cheap batteries?
-Thanks
Rick
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it should work
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Apple Computer Specialist
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for the 100's(like 100, 140, and up) it is t-10 for the bottom screws, a t-8
for the screw in the back near all the input/ouptut thingys, and t-8 for all
inside
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Sent: Thursday, February 06, 2003 2:55 PM
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just buy a torx bit set for the screw drivers with the changable tips, it
has like t-1 to t-10
(I ended up buying a torx6, 8 sized ones and they aren't so common anymore
from what the hardware fellas tell me)
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ORIGINAL QUESTION
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Subject: Powerbook 3400/200
I have two questions:
1. On one side of my powerbook there is a receptacle for my floppy and i
imagine that's where the cdrom drives resides too. Now, on the opposite
side of the power book is another
Gary Sparkes wrote:
just buy a torx bit set for the screw drivers with the changable tips, it
has like t-1 to t-10
Those will not work, as the holes the screws are set into are smaller
than the big part of those tips and the tip isn't long enough to reach
the screws.
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Bruce Johnson
macnifico1 wrote:
ORIGINAL QUESTION
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Subject: Powerbook 3400/200
I have two questions:
1. On one side of my powerbook there is a receptacle for my floppy and i
imagine that's where the cdrom drives resides too. Now, on the opposite
side of
Lou Judson wrote:
macnifico1 wrote:
ORIGINAL QUESTION
I have two questions:
1. On one side of my powerbook there is a receptacle for my floppy and i
imagine that's where the cdrom drives resides too. Now, on the opposite
side of the power book is another receptacle with a small opening
I
I have a 12x CDROM Apple Model M3628(TEAC CD211E) from a PB 1400c/166. The
drive suffered damage when the laptop fell off a table. (PB is fine). The
faceplate tray and laser are fine, but the locking mechanism plastics (the
thing that locks the tray in during cd operation) has broken loose
P.S. Would another TEAC mechanism (such as the CD224e, a 24x drive) work in
place of the original drive also work if I cannot get it fixed? Any help is
greatly appreciated.
Yes.
http://mywebpages.comcast.net/gionpeters//pb1400.htm
Thanks,
TR
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Greetings..
We sell a replacement module for this for $45.. just see our site.. don't
throw it away--you can repair it!
Thanks,
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I just got one (turned out to be a VST, which is a good name in batteries
for Macs) from SmartDisk.
Look at: http://www.smartdisk.com/WinterBlowoutPricing.htm $49.98 is the
best price I've ever found for a new battery. They are on sale for 1/2 the
normal $99.95 (which is still a decent price)
I have been using this pb, and notice that the battery is not charging,
there are no bars showing on the battery icon.
is there a way to test to make sure the battery is dead.?
second, is there a place to get cheap batteries?
the cheapest around here is too just change the inside of the old
hrm
well it would work for the t-8, seeing as all the t-8's are not recessed,
besides, the torx bitset would always come in handy :)
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From: Bruce Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: PowerBooks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, February 07, 2003 11:26 AM
Subject: Re: Torx
That's what I suspected, but wasn't sure. Some kind gentleman sent me the Apple link
to 3400 manuals ( I don't have one).
I don't have enough money to buy the powerbook I want (the 17 inches G4) so I'll
usb/firewire to my 3400. I will also bump up the ram to 144 while I salivate over the
G4!
(This is the fourth try at posting this over the last week to the PowerBook
list. The first ones still haven't appeared. My apologies if this appears
multiple times.)
Lots of Duos and PowerBooks looking for new homes! Everything must go. If it
isn't sold, it will be trashed. So...
If you see
ok i am sending this message again becuase i am not sure if you got my last message.
I have a playstation 2 that has been used maybe 5 times in the past 3 months(i use my
mac all the time). I think i still have the boxes and everthing. It has 1 8mb memory
card, 2 controllers and such. 4 games
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1. On one side of my powerbook there is a receptacle for my floppy and i
imagine that's where the cdrom drives resides too. Now, on the opposite
side of the power book is another receptacle with a small opening
(compared to the floppy
I remember the first iMacs shipped with 8.1, so some USB devices, like
Apple's keyboards and mice definitely work. Anyone know or use other USB
devices, like printers, scanners, etc?
I want to see about downgrading a 1400c from 8.5.1 for speed and adding a USB
PCMCIA card to it to say, use a
Hi,
I have found the bad part on the PB 1400 12x CDROM drive, Model M3628. The
wierd black plastic hook that operates the eject mechanism was broken in
half during the fall and it won't glue back together. Does anyone have a bad
mechanism or have the part for this? I can provide pics if
Hmm, last I heard, there were no 16-bit PCMCIA USB cards for
Macintosh. They all require CardBus slots. The 1400c does not have
CardBus. Thus, you cannot use USB on a 1400c.
Otherwise, I also seem to recall that the OS 8.1 USB extensions ONLY
work on the iMac. That is, I'm pretty sure that
What does a playstation have to do with powerbooks? I don't play, I work
with my Mac!
Was this whole commercial post authorized by the listmom?
Josh Shanks wrote:
ok i am sending this message again becuase i am not sure if you got my last
message. I have a playstation 2 that has been used
yes i am very sorry i sent that to the list. It was supposed to go to a
certain person.
josh
On Saturday, February 8, 2003, at 01:15 AM, Lou Judson wrote:
What does a playstation have to do with powerbooks? I don't play, I
work
with my Mac!
Was this whole commercial post authorized by
At 11:15 PM 2/7/2003 -0700, you wrote:
Hmm, last I heard, there were no 16-bit PCMCIA USB cards for
Macintosh. They all require CardBus slots. The 1400c does not have
CardBus. Thus, you cannot use USB on a 1400c.
Nope, never seen a 16-bit USB card. Probably not one, that I know of.
I hope the following is not offensive to this discussion group.
anyone looking for a G3 processor upgrade for the 1400?
I have one for sale. Contact me off list.
Mitch
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Hi. I posted awhile back (months ago) on problems with my
Powerbook 140. I put that computer away for awhile, thinking it was dead,
only to reboot it tonight, and discovered something strange: Before, it
looked like the screen was dead. Now, the screen's not dead - there's a
greytone box
In a message dated 2/7/03 11:11:19 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
However, the OS (and I can't quite remember /what/, for the life
of me, it is) doesn't want to start up. I just have the mouse, and the
grey box. Is there any way I can fix this? Please let me know, and thanks
in advance. :)
Try
Booting from a floppy... if I don't have the floppy (which I
don't), that'll be difficult. And I doubt my campus helpdesk will have
something that old. Is there anywhere reliable that I could obtain the
floppy? I bought the computer itself for $15 from the Salvation Army where
I worked at
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