on 7/2/03 12:12 AM, macnifico at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
A friend gave me a PC Card modem that she used in her Windoze laptop.
I have not found a modem script for this modem yet, only '.exe types.
I found that the ini string is:
ATX4EQVC1D2BKM
Oh, yeah, the modem is an Eigercom
Greetings!
I'm hoping you Mac mavens here will have a better clue about this than I!
I have a drive partition crammed with several hundred sites
downloaded via Web Devil. I know there must be many, many duplicate
gif and jpeg files buried deep these sites. What I'd like to do is
have a
Greetings!
I'm hoping you Mac mavens here will have a better clue about this than I!
I have a drive partition crammed with several hundred sites
downloaded via Web Devil. I know there must be many, many duplicate
gif and jpeg files buried deep these sites. What I'd like to do is
have a
Hi.
I finally sat down last night to set my 5300 for use on my home network,
only to realize that I don't know what I'm doing.
This is a bit embarrassing, as I have set up hundreds of pc's for this same
thing, and had no trouble at all doing so with my eMac, in both classic and
ten.
I found the
Check your Appletalk setting (modem port, printer port or Ethernet if
you use a Ethernet card) and restart.
Chris
I finally sat down last night to set my 5300 for use on my home
network,
only to realize that I don't know what I'm doing.
This is a bit embarrassing, as I have set up hundreds
On Wednesday, July 2, 2003, at 03:28 AM, Jeff Hewitt wrote:
Hi.
I finally sat down last night to set my 5300 for use on my home
network,
only to realize that I don't know what I'm doing.
This is a bit embarrassing, as I have set up hundreds of pc's for this
same
thing, and had no trouble at
I posted here a while ago about a problem with a weak signal in part of
my house. I built a Cantenna using these instructions:
http://www.turnpoint.net/wireless/cantennahowto.html
Cost about 20 dollars total.
It works! Now I can lie on my bed and surf.
Jim
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That's odd...t should work exactly as you've described. (It will have
nothing to do with Appletalk settings)
I thought so too.
You're saving the new
configuration and opening the TCP/IP control panel again to see if it's
been assigned an IP address?
I saved the settings, but it did not appear
ping it... uh. can you do that in mac os?
For Classic MacOS, download a util called WhatRoute, for ping/trace
etc.
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I've been getting daily bounce warnings now for weeks, and I thought that maybe the
problem is with my netscape account, so I thought I'd unsubscribe to the list, then
re-subscribe with another e-mail account.
Well, I've sent two unsubscribe requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED], to no avail, and even
At 10:16 AM -0400 7/2/2003, Jeff Hewitt wrote:
That's odd...t should work exactly as you've described. (It will have
nothing to do with Appletalk settings)
I thought so too.
You're saving the new
configuration and opening the TCP/IP control panel again to see if it's
been assigned an IP address?
1. Is AppleTalk ON (in control panels)
2. Does AppleTalk give an ethernet choice? Select if it does. You don't have
the proper card support software if it doesn't.
3. Does TCP/IP (in control panels) give an ethernet choice? Select if it does.
4. Is AppleShare available in your Chooser? Some basic
Jeff Hewitt wrote:
You could try tossing the tcp/ip prefs and start over.
uh. how exactly do i go about doing that?
System folder in the PReferences folder is a file called TCP/IP
Preferences toss it in the trash.
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Bruce Johnson
University of Arizona
College of Pharmacy
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Arlis R Tyner wrote:
I've been getting daily bounce warnings now for weeks, and I thought that maybe the problem is with my netscape account, so I thought I'd unsubscribe to the list, then re-subscribe with another e-mail account.
Well, I've sent two unsubscribe requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED], to
is there any similar trick for pc ethernet cards? I have a megahertz
pcmcia ethernet with xjack connector 10 bast T ethernet card., model xj10bt?
If so, would this work with current ethernet router? I have a Lynksys 10/100
router.
Donna Pointer-- iMac, ergo iAm
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I'm not sure if this is a problem or not since I'm new to Macs but here's
the situation:
I just got a Powerbook with these specs:
117mhz
32 MB RAM
700+ MB Hard Drive
Orinoco Silver Wireless Card
Wavelan Driver ver. 6.3 (This appears to be the latest driver I can use with
system 7.6.1)
System
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From: Gustavo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: PB190cs + avaya silver II
Date: Wed, 2 Jul 2003 02:01:16 +0200
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ok, I've tried all your recommendations. No one is good enough.
But I have some conclusion about the wireless and olds PowerBooks:
1)
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Try just selecting either the generic pc card modem or the Microcosm
Deskporte fast 28.8 modem in the control panels.
And I think that should work so you will have no need for the drivers.
I used these script's with a pico platinum card for ages until I got a
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