Does anyone know whether anyone's copied or digitized actual NASA
control room telemetry screens from various missions which can be
used as screensavers?
Well, not that I'd ever seen, but such a thing would be damn cool, if
I do say so myself...
I've been thinking about programming a system
A friend and I just experimented with putting a good 5300 logic board in a 5300ce
whose logic board was dead. Suprisingly -- to us -- it seemed to work when we started
it up. The 'Welcome to Macintosh box looked fine, apparently with blue and black (so
not monochrome). But when the Starting
A friend and I just experimented with putting a good 5300 logic board in a 5300ce
whose logic board was dead. Suprisingly -- to
us -- it seemed to work when we started it up. The 'Welcome to Macintosh box looked
fine, apparently with blue and black (so not
monochrome). But when the Starting
I would like to use my 3400c to capture some live audio but would like to use my
wireless microphone instead of the one provided by Apple.
(My apologies to all you ASCII artists)
Standard 1/8 mini stereo plug
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On Fri, 2003-06-20 at 09:27, DTP etc! wrote:
I would like to use my 3400c to capture some live audio but would like to use my
wireless microphone instead of the one provided by Apple.
(My apologies to all you ASCII artists)
Standard 1/8 mini
My understanding is that you MUST have 1 mb of vram in order to use a ce
screen, period.
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I'm considering a 5400rpm 40gig drive for my 5300ce.
Thing is, I'm not sure whether I'll notice that much of a performance
increase over a cheaper 4200 rpm drive when considering the 5300ce's bus
speed of 33.3 mhz.
Any thoughts?
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Jeff Hewitt wrote:
I'm considering a 5400rpm 40gig drive for my 5300ce.
Thing is, I'm not sure whether I'll notice that much of a performance
increase over a cheaper 4200 rpm drive when considering the 5300ce's bus
speed of 33.3 mhz.
It'll work, but as you surmise, you won't notice much of a
I would like to use my 3400c to capture some live audio but would
like to use my wireless microphone instead of the one provided by
Apple.
there was spmething about that I while back - have you checked the
plug wit some signal gadget - maybe earth and line was to trade
places ? that is all I
Interested in the Sonnet Crescendo G3 333MHz 512K L2 processor upgrade
for the PB1400 ?
I have one to sell now that I'm using an iBook. Please email me offlist.
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Can someone point me to a good FAQ or 2 about choosing and installing a
larger hard drive on the 1400? I recall that there are some limits and
things to note with this book.
Cheers, and greetings to many of you with whom I've enjoyed great
conversation in the past -- I've been lurking on digest
Try this link:
http://www.ivsoftware.com/FAQMac/fom-serve/cache/54.html
and this one for instructions on how to install a drive- it will give you
some idea about what's involved:
http://www.apricorn.com/sup_hdinstall_apple.html
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From: Rick McCutcheon [EMAIL
ps: here's a link with some pictures of the installation process:
http://www.mcetech.com/manuals/ms_ig-1400-s-sc.pdf
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From: Frank [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: PowerBooks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 20, 2003 5:04 PM
Subject: Re: FAQ on HDs for 1400 please
Try
Does anyone know whether anyone's copied or digitized actual NASA
control room telemetry screens from various missions which can be
used as screensavers?
There's a webpage that has a graphical map of the current ISS location
that also has viewing data for your area that you might
I dropped in an IBM TravelStar 20Gig 5400rpm drive into my 1400c (166 at the
time, now is 333G3) and have been extremely satisfied with the performance.
Picked it up at one of those fair ground PC sales for 80 bucks about 8
months ago.
The install was cake. Had it up and running in 15 minutes.
My understanding is that you MUST have 1 mb of vram in order to use a ce
screen, period.
Er, sorta.
In about 1 in 10 boots (with all the proper voodoo and providence), I
can get a ce display to work on 512KB of VRAM. So far I've only been
successful doing that with extensions disabled.
Like
on 6/20/03 8:39 PM, Brian at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The loss of SCSI disk mode has been done to death in recent months,
but what's the connection re: the Jaz?
My external Jaz and external 1.2 gig Apple harddrive no longer connect to my
1400c after installing the 20gig drive. Both used to
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